Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-16
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
,.o,bsr Continuance Asked for In The
uatkcn Cass--short ORDERS

uavten lase-anufi uIucft'
=, the Third dltiriUt court thlsmorn'
the case agsinst Martin Hayken
-, called up, when Attorney Arthur
psovn arose with an application for
.,tnuanoe. He spoke OF an iDdlct'
mt found by the grand jury on the
,"s Of october, 1895, but which had
be,n served nth Nov. Oh and ny
vbich n temporary continuance
h.d been granted by Judge King. Mr..
v.,gn read to tho court a deposition
f,or, MI. Hnyken,in which be REFERRED
=, c,rtain letters which had been
.,,tsu from him, ana from tho firm OF
n. Andrewa & Co., AMI which are
n,v in tho hands Of the persecution;
IN, having such evidences the dUpontnt
,sil that he could not properly present
IA c,se without II. The only thing 10
liz vns this nummonlng of witnesses
-, we're connected With tho Audrows
furniture company, and to tako such
atom the deponent had not hal time
Jnoe the serving OF the indictmeni.
This afildnvit mad been Presented 10
,,a couft on the 10Th inst. anu con-
.'uanco granted until today, uuflng
-tirh lime BBne Of tho witnesses nee
..stv 10 be heard hal bueu secured,
,tls others whose presence All
XII be secured, had had their dspoHi.
tsus taken, uul up 10 date, a certain
-itoe,s named Mr.. Cauloy, who was
'rersatfy 10 testify ~ TO the zeal value
+ftbe furniture in the ioint building,
6oI NOT been brought into court.
Therefore counsel for the dUsnau
Ned for further continuance, uutil
s,ch time AZ Mr.. Carsiey's testimony
could b. procured.
AIR. Varian, ior the prosecution,
ssked that no adjournment be taken
yntl 9 n. M, 10 allow tho Hing Of
counter afilIavils reiuuug the state
,,enla coptained In Hsyken's All.
davltasto the suppression OF certain
i.stfaoey, aud na 10 his liability TO
,rocufr certain Witnossos. 1--WE want
t4isthIng 10 appear IN proper shape pm
fhe records OF this uourt, and w also
wapt tho public TO DO properly In.
iprmpd o. to tue merits u tue ciac'
fsiI MF. ynfian.
Bfown arosc and eaiJ, eve are not
tfylna this case before tbs public, NJ
MY brother han slated"
rns CouTt-Your brother didn't
slate anything of the kind Osughtor).
After further uilcuttiou la which
10Th sidco participated, the prosecution
was allowed until 2 O'Clock In which TO
enter argument NJ 20 tho merits VI tht
n ton for continuance.
Ia tho afternoon Mr.. Narian took up
al argument against tho motion for a
cIntnunncu, stating Ia support thereof,
that the question Involved In this case
,.na one which concerned the public at
.afgo. and should be disposed OF ~
quickly us possible, in order that evils
Sad wrongs which hnd been inflicted
urou the people, should DO made
right, and tho wrong.iotts have melted
uul to them that puuibhmOHt which
toy rightly deserved
mo arguments oct forth In the dc.
frulaips affidavit, Ia which no asks
fr.n continuance, said Narlan, art
4 msy IN tho extreme, aud mere 60.
ncially with regard to the occurring Of
So. Cartioy, ne an expert witness y
tctliiy as 10 tue real value OF the furni'
.uto Ia controversy. They state thai
30 such expert testimony can be
euted this side Of Chicago, but bay
tho court that wltucssos competent
80 Pass on tue value OF that furniture,
can be had right here In Salt Lake.
Mr. Vatlan WINS still engaged in this
Inc OF argument when tho NEWS 70
p9tt closed.
SHORT ORpERA
sIt Lake Litho. Go. OF al vs. the
l8gx Mining Go; order made that re-
tsiyor's report bo referred to the cierh
examination and report.
James w. Stephens Va Samuel Il.
Wjldmantee ct al; leave given de-
.ubdAulU to die amendeI answer,
e. y. Armstrong W YhoniaB Goiight-
%; report OF referee Combined and
ior for decree entered.
Judge King was engaged this nltor.
noon In hearing the case Of King W
King,
10 RECOVER A WATCH.
Commissioner Morrla Sommsr will
hsvn before him Tomorrow morning
Henry Lee Jr. and John Doe, resi-
.snm OF American Fork, who are
clhfged with approptiating property
fnt their own, 10 their owa use. Ihii
d. The case In which q watch Loaf By
Maud Ensign while vltiIing ia Amori
uin Fork, was found by Lee, VIII,
wrote Mics Ensign that she could have
% upon payment OF a certain sum. IN,
tmt.pieoe 10 tho property OF Mis-
lissizo, from whom Miss Ensign Dor
flved Il, anu nv she did not propose &
ay Lee for finding u, she trough
iut tor iis recovery. The walen Il
a The hunNa nE NaFanmt AFiQ m