Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-18
ROUND TED COURTS.
"nrnALD'," DEFAULT SET ASIDE.
Lido George Harris Niurny 10 tho
Ranch with 'lis pi.-'ruJito
Matters, r'c.

Chief Justice Merritt held csur. Tor
about ihr .Iuar.uB 90 au hour tli.
morning, .I.",I r several minor
mattor. nul .h.u adjourned uugr. r.
u waaH very uuIni-rlsiIug sasl.ou,ihs
only Arguments waI.--auI luoy war.
.oiy ,f.u.-.,.ug iu the s. OF Fred
Salon 20 W. ,Hr uorII Publishing
Co., 900 motion o' the defendants 10 .ct
ntI' default which application tue
court ssn.,..
DNIs WIN 1908 rAIura,
MDu.isarr wt,u hgofIpr made
uyJu $50 .luut yuslerIay, tho father
.. .hu l3.1r0lI iuc1rlliblp boy,
George liau., attended this morning
..rihU .urposu 20 auswetIns questions
with 'cigraug. Oh nilsson.
County Attorney Harrington called
attention Ip tau Gao. taat it
w.' 100 JHo power % tho court 10
UuuaI Negligent ravus, aus ue
Thought GOA. ln THE case tho same
might be- ,Ecrgi.uI WITH advantage.
Judge MeJuit a.xuu Hsus why no
haH l.i.gI 90 piuvlIu Tor his child.
"Wull" aurwrIeI the father, Ell
have tfisi g., uli l'm busy au tho
Inu attaining over Jordan, aud % [
.atv hIm out there hc stayHuulyn day
II iNui then Boo goes back o. tue civ
'H JOIN lh COMPANIONS. / luUt him
With uls EfUuumUlLUg tAptulIug lao
HHulI lr taken care OF thufrn
Judge Merritt expire sri the opinion
iNAt Harris HgI u1t cared Tor tie lad
a. hu ought iU HIyu uUuc. lie appeared
q. Do. Dugut ltliu boy aui with ths
vAasclsu 10 proper care could doubtless
boo brought up 90 right
Harris slated that he had puushtI
uim uu4 done aIl be could tuink otto
hrrp him from Uad companions, bur
OIL 90 900 purpose.
As.oI % Hc was willing TO try again
lhy hilur sAid yes uud would dJ his
UtHt with him,
Judge Merritt then told Harris 10
take tue boy back Co the ramon win
MIN ana Keep him There; aud iatlSr.syu
anu grandmother lru tue cauft
together li,Iic George beiug apparent.
ly perfectly uHliHnvu with tue manner
iu which his honor had huauy dis-
pgsrd Of him.
Mr Harrs received Kontlo re-
miHlcri uu'Drr departing, % the rifuul
tuhl N he again failed % look after tho
iAi aud allowed him 90 run wild uu
would have o. take tho consequences.
MISCELLANEOUS
lu ,hr case ~ AEues &. s.BsJm W
Frederick g., SAMSON. order h gugyy
rnuso why the defendant should NOS
my uImIuy, etc, tho hearing had
been sst uUwu Tor thlH morning, Iut by
ponbruN owing 10 tho absence OF tho
. niuun's attorney, the matter went
over iur UuU week.
Ia tho case col Goo. NJ. Scott ,l 60.
We tie ltr1 Mining aud smelling 20,
default nul Judgment were entered.
Peter & bfiAUu W a. 81. Jane. ut al.
DsIault anu decree OF foreclosure.
Joseph Goddard w H.. n, pars0us.
Ia ihls tuit the court sustained the de-.
mutirr allowing plaintiff tuu days lu
which Co amend; but tho plaluun hav.
ing declined 90 10 this sIeuung 10 staud
10y hlH complaint, tue court ordered
uUt thcsHmu be- now dismissed.
d pElAyLT SET ASIDE
Some umu oEl Iguclal Fred Sal.
mon h.rl $1,000 cut fyF LIBEL
ugalust the HessI Publishing com.
j. uy, Default was entered rlout ten
HHy7tiHcr anu uu Saturday last Attnf.
u'y Fnak Hoffman, on behalf uf tue
p.HIui, applied u Judge Merritt 10
N.NH tau matter rO!crTug ~ some mem.
l.f ~ the bar 60 OTIrT that Judgment
mgut nr proved uu and taken. Bug
Mana .g h. ". HuuuF, of ono Iigraa,
'Hl,itu au objection 70 this, ANA tls
W i.rI was a .IuuIlHI until today.
iuF morning. Attorney !. J.. Raw
.lus, iNr tlo defendants, presented and
uaa a couple % tillIavita pxua.nius
mat.riu, Que OF these was ..4ia n. q,
Chambers, pTeHiIuu, OF tho HyfaIi
g-WfAny AMI tue 9iheg nom Manager
Young
Aztec hearing these. ami argument.
AT council his honor directed thar
lNo default h. BET asIIo and
i've days given 10 ulUaI.
An exception was entered 10 t4s
ruling uy the Ilaluuu.s attorney, ou
wa|ry mgtl0u tho cuuJl elected that
'hu Griuulauts Uhy lHu c0sts ~ tue de-
ihuIt AMI service OF lUu lni.,T.
AZ was matte uIaIu 10 tue court that
tIn tuipul. On the part OF Tue defend.
ants was purely an luadyrt,u4cu.