Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10
MI Sinking cOuxcILhEH
=, ,,.a Themselves from Council Meet
" r,-PeSlbry Meet on Monday
su,t and other cases III
u ' ",.,,,,, court ogden News
notes

49,. .onncn Is sull in continuous
tn ' s,,s only the aye Mormon
s's,l rrsssnt. they have been uh'
r'l'Y.'' =, either OF the three eoun-
'@ " - Powers or Brown, VINO
,'' sal, Lake. to come back to the
q :. - c,,nollmen at home are de-
ao' 80" ~. stirk Il out and to hold ses-
Eain,,el e,,tely until they can gel some
90 lll is'.5 dissenting themselves from
,sstlngs TO be present. ahq yust =" .
Z ''e. session can be held WIN d,
~ a. -'rs.ent some appointments VIII
rl.li ana one Of them Is H. a.
h.ss e. cblef Of police. The situa-
AsIIl' ..oming quite serious and un.
,-,methng is done soon II IS salu
= I'm .,sns Nil be taken by the mayor
il ~ W. ,he absent members TO come
wv Tbefe has been some tax OF
Z u- sts belng gotten out for their ar
ii'I M rbsther such a step can De
~ ~, iegaly is a question OF doHpt'
y, ~ S.rr the councilman who is SICK ai
y ~ w.. In ogden. is improving, ana
p ,s5seht That he viii be able TO
om,ncil meeting on Monday and
NV wv. h. The case then all Of the coun-
- I'm be present at the time, LOT
.-l, m.n,hsrs IN Salt Lake have said
W, ,ssv win be at meeting Just as
l-'. ~ tar can be present Many Of
4. ,fireps are becoming very indig-
", aver The affair. 10 think that some
- council would absent themselves
..~ meetings Just because they cannot
~, en- ther own way. In last even
~, Standard an article appears which
I IA Ia BE- an interview Of Dr. Pow
:, ana IN that article some statements
y, made which are pronounced as Ut
IN ialsa Dr. Powers IS quoted as
syre that Joseph Streng and Peter
Ylisn two Of the jurors In the Erd-
81 Ipouest told him that they would
r,y BIZ him II he would stay by them
M ,o,s for D. A. Murray as chief OF
m, ana that Streng and Madsen,
m mos. Mercer. Fred Tout and
nss Rspp were persistently after DR..
P]vss to have him promise TO vote for
Ysrsy. but that he did not make any
,yrse. Our representative saw Mr..
sr.sg and Mr. Madsen last evening
M ,sked them with regard 10 the
alrs that Powers had made against
en- end they both denied having had
incarceration with Powers either on
Nr.y or Tuesday. and that they did
= rake any promise to Powers II
! EoaId vote for Murray every
TIA would be alright In the
at and these gentlemen doubt
vi much whether Or. Powers
"a he statement as quoted In the
sz,afd, because the gentlemen say
Ekh he fabricated the truth. Mr..
IN and Adam Patterson and a
rzE Of others say that Powers did
lt-ely promise them TO vote for
Y,rF and now he (Powers) denies
~ hring made such a statement TO
rysii and that he intends voting for
lIiport when he meets with the
@ieL Just where this council mat
lsTl end is a query among the pub
Z Il general.
N THE DISTRICT COURT.
g ! Beggs VS. Hattie +. Morton and
Erai T. Morton. is the title OF a suit
mortgage foreclosure; the sum in
ulTti is 1880.
d The divorce suit Of Nancy Martin
2 James Z, Martin, the defendant
AID to appear, 50 a decree Of divorce
'E granted as prayed.
T. c Ford vs. Union Pacific Railroad
tnlahy; plaintiff was granted ten
-ls additional time In which TO file
tlsided complaint.
w. Menzs vs. Citizens bank et al:
!: receiver Of the Citizens bank was
s'siel 70 set aside all rents and profits
rpn ne property sought to be fore
esel IN this action, until further or
y o, The court
Dsnahg vs. Ioponce; the defendant
~ swearing, the court ordered that
.;'snshl IN favor Of plaintiff be grant,
y ana an order o. stay Of execution
!" 'sh DAYS was entered.
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
y lhe case Of A. II. Arnett ct al vs
' '..lsln Pacific Railroad company;
,.'nlsd complaint filed increasing the
: w. SUED FOR from about $4,000 10
y ~. inc plaintiffs allege as the cause
49,. ssuon that they were shipping a
.,.oeI Of cattle from California TO
li ~ markets, and the stock was de-
~ ,,.'a ~. u transit many OF them diving
~ eve mat did not die became slck
80 :, ~ because Of said delay. The
4. ~ sO'. pant tled was for SO per head |
=, - W me cattle Explanations were !
\. N The amended complaint thai |
,.,, a'a suli was hled under mlsappre- |
, ',,,.ah ana the facts In the amended |
4. g,slnl states that sl5 per head was |
\. s i..s sustained The attorneys for
M N ', =. objected to the proceedings
~. yea days time was granted in |
'alnt Ct 70 amended COM
m. IN THE POLICE COURT.
y .J e. Hansen and oskar Mortersor
n. ~ p,, ooys charged with robblng he
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