Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

t..,strfal |u the hcoonu uihu'N N"Hit'
nEFoRE JUDGE RoLAPP.
ma. y. silver W 1ntormountain Saw
~. pnudInE ana Loan association
- p-hop W l. 8. n. q L. oasocia-
I'LL NJ. Toy W l. 3, H. 4 L. assocl-
',i,. russno Dinsmorc w 1. q. u. a
T. s,so,lauon. the court ordcre that
a.. erd,nes and decree In these cases
s,.vB n favor Of plaintiffs, as
,.f f.r In original complaint.
Xxx ~ matter II the estate 81 ThoWas
MA. besrlng continued until oct H.
Sanders 40 shurtlln. case came up
,,r bs1flns. and after several witnesses
bid testified. u was taken under ad-
~ st,to OF Utah VI Janice seymorc
,btfrsd with burglary. The court
.,r.Jntsd Valentine Gideon and George
1tsaruIrk attorneys Tor the defend
srts and save them until oct TN To
70 stack and VIM. shangic; the
s,Br denied motion for a new trial,
..f took che matter u taxing ana costs
M tbe carc ~ Albert sadd ct al VI
citIfrrs Hank ct nl, the petition 81
u hi. Whlppir tot allowances, was rc.
1.Itsd and thc hearing " the case ~.
ff O,i0btf TO- laii
w. Farr Il NJ, W ogden city hucgt
railway 20. IL AZ: the demurrer IN this
~ gHa ruataluod by the court, ana
Do llyu granted IN which 90 nie amend.
"a complaint Il was further ordorvi
tbat Rachel FAIR o. plaintin and OK
J,n Street fty. Co. as dcfendanta here
m b. stricken out no parties In tho ac-
n j. Houlthor. administrator Of l..
gahr'a estate. vs. VIM. Schaunnsnhachi
the demurrer On this case was taken I'M
der adylaompnt.
Lsror1 Nurdock VI Harvey Murdoch,
dsmurrgr herein was uycrruled and 10
days given Boo which 70 answer.
o. tho cnfc VI n. g. Ford w G. II. r.
u. CO.. court oct aside former decision
and has taken the matter under adj
uscmeHt.
BEFORE JUDGE MCCARTHY.
The following was heard In the Second
district Cuurt
Eil1a iarrcn ct al VI Theodore Rob
insl1. tha motion Tor a continuance In
this case was argued by the attorneys
Coz both sides. and motion was granted,
De- g. 1893. being 81 for hearing.
Lave was also granted w. W. Corey.
bankrupt 90 Ole complimentary answer
within ten dnyH; also ordered that the
executors of s. 4. schram. deceased.
b. substituted Tor defendant schram-
cHuD's NARROW ESCAPE.
This afternoon. Mira Henry Hutton
tal her horse and buggy up In front ~
a friends home on 2ith street, and went
into the house for few minutes aho
was Accompanied by her little grand
daughter. who 10 about o ycnrn of age,
While Oh the house the little girl slipped
gli ~ thc back door and went 20 the
buggy, climbed IN and commenced pull
ing tho lines. and HlaHhlng the horse
With thc whip. The animal was tied 90
Zee and tried 10 run but finding Il
could not reared up. tipping the buggy
over and throwing the child out ind r
ODE hlggy TOP. Hcldplng hands soon
rol ihe child out. Il escaping with but
iow bruises on the face. The horse
i..l oy,r on o. Side aud the busy was
badly damaged
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Tho board NJ education met last night
lh rrsu.ar Hsas.op but little business
was transacted
The bds flr furnishing coal were re-
ll''i NNA NlAtNi on me- nupl Alllsfu
tlgFTtHi number Of changes In
ielchers Zoo some n tho schools. lie was
sNeh power 10 change the teachers an
b, thought best
Hllh amounting to 1850 were allowed.
REPUBLICAN cry CONVENTION.
lhe Republican call was made last
evening hy the COMMITTEES. II providca
lpt primaries 0u oct ~ and the con-
,'nV9n oh oct 10. The convention viii
ng hell 10 The county court house. AMI
w pnmariea ns follows az O'Clock In
NE evening.
hall '''''' wy
Johnfon's hall.
Mound Fort hail
- nlr'h ward, thlrty-nine delegates
i9ailh Warl amusement hall.