Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-11
LIGHT DAY IN COURTS.
Ibolhsr Candidate for the Reform
seh0Ol--ihe Darlington case
General Legal Business.

foday's session OF the Third district
souh amounted to an opening and adj
lsurnmsni and nothing more. There
vas no business that any attorney
cared 10 press particularly, aud the
ludsss had plenty Of office work 10 do
10 take advantage OF any opportunity
10 clear II away. Besides this, Judge
Merritt did not feel In the best OF
health, though he has no serious all
msnt.
REFORN SCHOOL CANDIDATE.
Andrew wilkins, n iO.yeaI-old boy
Of Murray, Ia In tho county jail, under
Anquest from his father that he be
tsnt % the Reform schOsl. Young
wilkins and n companion Andrew
Hammer we're tried before Justice
Jamss Saunders, OF Murray, yesterday
afternoon, on n cnargo OF malicious
mischief, IN takiug two horses from n
hslghbOi's place and inJulging In q
midnight ride. Hammer was sens
fenced u ton days In jail, while wilkins
AAhel. ~ be committed to TIE Re-
ioim school. Tbe boy IL 10 years Of
age, and his father aged 6S, says he Ia
uiItfy ineorrlRible 30 far rs home Ia.
f1tnces are concerned. He will not
20 10 school, refuse, 10 obey his father,
uses uubec0ming language, does not
come home ~ nights but inuulges In
mlohioyous pranks, will not Awotk,
sometimes steals, and generally II ~
bad that even his older brothers refuse
TO have him around their premises.
This 10 tho report OF his conduct m,dr
TO Ihe district court. Hia father wishes
him TO be 10 10 the Reform school,
hoping II will do him gooj.
THE CARRsoToS CASE.
The dispute over Jurisdiction In the
cate agalnst DIR. J. ~. Darlington was
itluel last evening by District AttOr-
hsy Judd c0nseLtlug 10 withdraw
opposition anu permitting the deiol d.
snl TO have q preliminary hearing be-
iofss United States commissioner Ia
Boz Elder county.
NOTES.
Judgment In favor OF tho plaintiff
has been given Ia tho suit OF the
N'NaNN pHNthkn bhhh W W. W Sh'es
Grace Stewart wants a divorce from
Alexander Stewart. She says no has
Treated her In cruel aud inhuman
manner.
BnSdeIte NJ. spsrry has filed u sl6, goo
damage suit sgAinst the GA, ario SiiveT
hlulng company for injuries alleged 10
hhye been received on January 10,
1873. The com plRint says that SpeTry
wac endeavorlng TO place pan belt
uponA pulley when he slipped and
W'painfully Injured.
The suit OF HyTum T.. Haynes
against the city alleges that tho gravity
HHef has done him damage to the
am0unt Of $4,000; Of this amount s., OO0
MOI the loss OF spring OF water and
.1'oVO Tor injury 10 the PLAINTIFF resi-
aeaee at the corner OF Second Wetl
lnd sixth North streets.
Suit has been begun by Samuel Nc.
IhIyio against the Mammoth Mining
company for 50, 43l damages, for Ger.
wIp improvements, agricultural pro-
uueu, farming implements, ETC.,
Hhlch he says were burned by the
eglgenco Of the defendant company
IN klndling n fire upon n tract adioin.
Jug Mo Mcintyre farm In Juat
county.
~ 70 The matter OF the petition OF the
Snlon Pacific Railway company ask.
,lg mat they he allowed TO comprOm'
.e Tue claim OF Sarah Il. Chapman, tht
Snm'Tlean Loan & Trust company has
Hlel an unawor ,nnaenNine, IN tha conn,