The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-06
ogden. Sept. 6.
FEDERAL COURT BUSINESS.
All Matters On the Present Calendar
Finished Up.

| The following matters came up pe-
fore Judge Marshall in the United
States district court yesterday:
r. n. Whipple. on motion OF p L.
| WiIiians was admitted to practice,
/ and took the oath.
I A. j. Weber, on motion OF {. u
Whittemore was admitted 10 pIdclioo'
/ and took the oath.
Bear Lake Irrigation & ogden w d
| terworlzs company VS.. Villain Heii
land; an order was made by consent
that defendant have ten days after
| Sept. y in which to file IN CIRCUIT c sl
transcript on removal, and defehda da
given to and including Sept 81 1882
in which to plead to complaint:
A. V. Mcintosh VS.. the Norm Amerl-
can Savings, Loan & Building company
ct al; George II. MatSon filed ms res
ignat ton as receiver. He then presented
his report as receiver, showing the
moneys in his hands to be $50, ana
was sworn as to his compensation ana
the compensation of his attorney MI.
Allison. No objections were interposed,
and the court ordered the report ac-
cepted, the receiver discharged ana
that he be allowed 500 and his at
torney $780,
Toltec Ranch company VS.. Brigham
City. No. zoo; motion TO retaX. costs
submitted to court without argument,
and taken under Amusement, with
leave to both parties to submit aihda-
Wits pro and con.
United States VS.. George Buckner;
demurrer to Indictment passed on mo-
ton of district attorney.
Two cases of the Central Pacific
Railroad company VS.. William john
son, OF motion, were passed for hear
ing by Judge Hallett, who tried the
cases.
United States VS. o. J. HOLSTER ct
al: demurrer to complaint passed for
hearing on next rule day, by consent
Crown Point Mining company VS..
Ontario Silver Mining company; hear
ing on demurrer passed, Judge Mar
shall being disqualified from hearing II.
Mary George VS.. S. II. H. Clark ct
al, receivers; passed by consent Tor
hearing on next rule day.
Wells, Fargo & Co. VS.. Emanuel
Kahn; by stipulation demurrer passed
for hearing at some subsequent time
Jennie Bowler ct al. VS.. Utah Pow
der company, an action for damages,
the husband of plaintiff being blown up
by an explosion at the works OF the
defendant in Ogden canyon; the de-
murrer of defendant to amended COM
plant of plaintiff argued by c. S. Va
rian for and 7. D. Johnson against it.
Court sustained the demurrer, because
complains was gave
plaintiff ten days in which to file
amended complaint.
Toltec Ranch company VS. Brigham
City, No. 24S, the only case set for trial
at Ogden, was, by consent, transferred
to the central division at Salt Lake
City for trial.
Nevada company VS.. ?. t. Farms
worth, an action in attachment for
$4,000; the motion of defendant TO dis
solve the attachment was argued by
Mr.. J. Nj. Zane and Senator J. L. Raw
Inns, in favor of Farnsworth, and Judge
John A. Street for the company. 1t
was contended that the attachment
was properly issued. After consider
able argument the court took the mat
ter under -adTisement. Leave was
given to plaintiff to amend it's COM
plant by interlineation. In same case
the motion to strike out parts of COM
plant and demurrer to the same were
submitted without argument, and
taken under advisement.
Sophia Peterson VS.. Highland Boy
Gold Mining company; demurrer to
complaint passed for hearing to next
rule day.
Samuel NJ. Jarvis ct al. VS.. Bear
River Irrigation & Ogden Waterworks
company; Receivers Adamson and
Conklin submitted a request for leave
to sell certain lands and water rights,
which was. by consent, ordered sold,
embracing town lots in Corinne, at not
less than $40 a lot, and Riverside and
Garland, in Bear River City. at not
less than $50 q lot, irrigable lands at
not less than $40 per acre, non-irrigable
lands at not less than SO per acre, wa
ter rights at not less than SIS per acre,
one right to an acre, and giving terms
of payment.
A. V. Mcintosh VS.. the North Ameri-
can Savings. Loan e Building COM
pany ct al; on application of Mr.. p L.
Williams and E. o. Lee for defendants,
Mr.. Edward 3. Graves, now receiver of
defendant in Minnesota and other
states, was appointed ancilary receiv-
er in this case for Utah on giving a
bond in the sum of $1,000, in place of
AfatSon, resigned.
Mr.. Thomas Maloney was appointed
referee in bankruptcy for the district
court of the United States in and for
Weber county, upon giving a bond in
the sum of $1,000, with sureties, to be
approved by the court, and taking the
oath required in the bankruptcy act
The business of the September term
having been completed, the court then
adjourned sine die, and will not again
meet until the time appointed by law