Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-28
PROVO.
PROVO. UTAH,
APRIL 2s, 1898.
Court Notes..

Il. G. W. Ry. Co. vs. WV. Ferguson.
Jury returned verdict OF DAMAGES a
total of sl,6i2s0. "
sarah A. Rogers VS. FrAnk Rogers;
decree OF divorce In favor of piaintiff.
w, IS sick Va r. q. W. Hallway Co.;
motion Tor hearing motion for new
denied. "ie'S' "ii'
John 5. Lewis vs. Il. q. w. Ry. Co:
trial commenced, jury empaneled and
evidence in part heard.
~. II. McBeth and II. S. McCaune
nave commenced suit against w. II.
Mc.ieiian and Horace A. Curtis to COL
i.s siif ahegeu to be due on "A prom
lssory note Rawlins, Thurman, Hurd
tins. ~ pam
Rose Brash was arraigned on the
charge or fornlcatlon and entered a
pea OF guilty. Sentence was suspend
~ until next term of court, and de-
PENDANT was allowed to 20 on her own
recognizance.
w. u; Slick VS. r. G. W. Ry. Co.; or
uered that one days notice he given of
''tne tor nearing motion for new trial.
warrants have been issued for the
arrest OF Mrs. Williamson Mrs MAIDS
Johnson. Miss Conrod and George l.
Taylor. charged with selling home
mace wine without license.
sA.,orney Warner sprung somewhat
oi surprise On everyone when he
asked Tor an order changing the place
OF nearing on the motion for new
t,ial IN the case of w. p. Slick VS. the
~. ~. w. Ry. Co. or that another
qualified judge he called TO set in the
nearing and determination of said mo-
ion. on the ground of the DISQUALIFIED
ton, prejudice and bias of Judge Du-
sehperry. The motion for change
Mas accompanied by affidavit OF NJ. NJ
marner one OF the attorneys for the
plaihtir, w. u. Slick. and sets forth
mat the case has been tried In the
fourth district court Nand a verdict
rendered therein for plaintiff in the
sum or $1,000 and that there is now
pending a motion of defendants to va
e S and set aside the verdict of the
Jury. and for new trial. The affidavit
further. sets forth that W. N. Dusen-
Derry before whom the motion would
pe heard. Is an employe of the Rio
Grande Western Railway company,
the defendant.
sarah A. Rogers OF springvllle was
granted decree of divorce from
Frank Rogers. by default. on the
grounds of desertion.
me Following Jurors have been sum
nohed TO appear at once: William H. |
snyder, Fairfield; Benton H. Brown,
uans Larsen. Spanish Fork; Moroni
Miner. Springville: Conrad Maby. |
Vineyard; George seaberry, F. NJ. ri.
mer. James Boyle. Payson; L. S. |
Moore. Lehi; John A. Warner, Provo. |
After Saloon Mon.
The saloon men OF Provo have again |
been made victims to misplaced con- |
hdence and Marshal knights vigil |
lance. j. a. Green and Frank Miller, |
who have turned out to be employees of |
Provo City have been insinuating |
themselves into the confidence of the |
Provo liquor dealers for the past few |
weeks, when suddenly to their sur
prise they were served with warrants |
of arrest with Green and Miller as com |
planning witnesses. charging them
with selling liquor on Sunday, permit
ting gambling and divers other things
too numerous to mention. the result
being that Webb was fined $50 Tom
Osborne SIS, Hines Moore and Sutton
pleading not guilty.
Immediately after Judge Moons
court adjourned the finally began to
begin. Green and Miller had gotten
far enough away from the court house
for the boys of the white coat and
apron to feel safe they gave chase
and the scene was one that made even
our rock-ribbed conservative citizens
shake with laughter. Green proved
himself Splinter and reached his
quarters on I street in safety, but Mil
Ter soon lost wind and was compelled
to throw up his hands for protection
The police took charge of him and put
him behind the bars where none could
modest or make afraid.