Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-17

The following business was trans
acted In the Fourth district court yes
| terday:
Gustave Danielson, who burgiarized
Knight & Sons store last week, plead
guilty to an information charging
burglary and was sentenced to three
years in the State prison.
X. u. w. Ry. company VS. Telluride
Power Transmission company; defend
ants request to present findings and for
their allowance by the court was
denied. Defendants were given three
months to prepare and serve bill of
exceptions.
Kitty A. Hines VS. Russell S. Hines
tsuit for separate maintenance): plain
tiff confessed demurrer; defendant
complaint; an order was made requlr-
Ing defendant to pay the clerk of the
court $50 each month for plaintiff
pending the adjudication of the cause.
The amended complaint alleges de-
PENDANT to be worth about 100000.
Specific acts of cruelty, consisting of
charging plaintiff, falsely, with being
unchaste, threatening to kill her and
attempting to strike her, are set
forth.
w. E. Jones and Mrs. w. f. Gage,
charged with committing adultery
committed at Spanish Fork, on the
2Sth of April. were ordered to appear
Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock for arraign-
ment.
Suit has been commenced by Alma
Carter of Lake View against the Rio
Grande Western Railway company for
$4,000 damages for personal injuries,
alleged to have been sustained in the
following manner: On Saturday even
Ing Carter, who had work at Mercur
left his home intending to get on the
train at the Lake View Crossing where
the speed is slackened, and ride to Lehi
Junction for the purpose of taking the
Mercur train Sunday morning. He got
on the last car. put was ordered off
by the brakeman, who informed Carter
that 1t was contrary to the rules to take
passengers at that point. In the mean
time the train had increased Its speed
and Carter told the brakeman why he
wanted to ride to Lehi Junction. and
offered to pay his fare. The brakeman,
however,insist that Carter must levae
the train, and, it is alleged, made
movement as IL to strike Carter with
his lantern. Carter jumped to the
ground and struck with such force as
to render him unconscious, in which
condition he remained for some time.
He hnally regained consciousness and
made his way home. some two miles
away He was found to be very badly
injured; his left arm is broken below
the elbow and his head and face is
badly bruised and cut from the effects
Oh tne iaIi. warner " Houtz are attor-
neys for plaintiff.
The following orders have been
made in the Fourth district court:
State VS. Thos. Schofield ct al.
grand larceny; Indictment quashed for
the reason that no names of witnesses
were endorsed on the instrument
A. j. Bauer VS. Provo City; demurrer
to answer confessed, and defendants
granted ten days to answer
w. II. Clark VS. Oregon Short Line
railway company; ordered that case
be dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
The case was commenced in thejustice's
court In Pleasant Grove, where plain
tiff obtained judgment for S65 for n
cow which was killed by the railway
company. The railway company APP
pealed and then moved to dismiss on
the ground that the justice OF the
peace had no jurisdiction. Such cases
hereaft VIII have TO be commenced
in the trict court
r. G. W. 70" -ay company VS. Tellu-
ride Powe~ Transmission company,