Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-25
RECEIVERS $4,000 FOR ARM
Byron MOy. Wins Damage Suit Against
Sewer Pipe Company
Dther Court Cases - Young Couple Of
10 and IL Marry News
Briefs.

Last evening the jury In the case OF
Stewart Moyes as guardian of Byron
Moyes, against the ogden Sewer Pipe
and Clay company brought in a verdict
Ia favor OF the plaintiff for $500, The
jury was out about three hours, when
they arrived at their verdict, which II
Is believed by number Of people VINO
have followed the case carefully TO be
very low. The action was brought to
recover $4,000 damages The boy, who
is but Il years OF age suffered the loss
Of his left arm at the elbow, which VIII
be an Injury that money can In no way
replace, and under these,rlrcumstances
the verdict is believed to be very low.
The boy was employed at the clay
works, moulding, when through care
lessness the presser was permitted to
fall on his arm. crushing It off
The action Of the state VS. Norris,
charged with assault with deadly
weapon, was dismissed by Judge Ro-
lapp on motion Of the district attor-
ney, who stated that the state ala not
have evidence sufficient to convict the
man. Norris was Immediately turned
over to the city officials to serve out
the balance of 90 days sentence at the
city jail which he was serving when
turned over to the county officers.
The case OF George r. Ritter against
John 4, Bylee, suit brought to recover
possession Of "a feet OF land, was heard,
and decision rendered In favor Of the
plaintiff for Al feet
In the matter of the estate Of VIII
liam 5. Geddes, the court confirmed the
sale OF real estate,
The case OF Sidney Stevens Imple-
ment company against Mountain Flune
and Irrigation company, an action
brought to quiet title TO certain water
rights was commenced before Judge
Hart Part OF the testimony was taxi
en- when continuance was granted
until Friday, June &C.
WEDDING PERMITS.
MbiIldkt llAfIStH Mflt EldIlltu "
Samuel X. Kreider. 20, and Miss Kina
+. Thomas. %, both OF ogden city.
Walter w. Storer. 49, and Miss Lottie
Payne, IL, both OF Ogden city The
last mentioned couple endeavored
10 secure license Saturday last, but
were unable to on account of being un-
der age but the boys father from
idaho came and the girls mother and
they signed the license giving their
consent.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Scottish Cronles have their an
nual excursion to the Lagoon Mon
day, June 20. Train leaves Ogden at 1
.. III. via oregon short Line. The
Scotch always have good time.
James Anderson and wife OF Salt
Lake were Ogden visitors yesterday
Henry w. Nalsbitt, Fred Nalsbitt and
Frank Naisbitt. together with their
wives, went to Salt Lake last evening
10 attend the wedding reception Of their
sister Alice.
United States Senator Smoot was at
lending TO business in Ogden yester-
day.
William j. Larkln and wife went 90
haysNNle last evening 10 attfnd the
wedding reception OF their niece, Miss
Edith Larkln, who was married to Geo.
Blood
The remains Of Miss May Barton.
who died az Chicago arrived IN Og-
den yesterday afternoon and We're tax
en- 10 Pennington for burial by her
father, Joseph Barton. and her broth
ers Charles and Clarence.
The remains OF Hadyn, the little son
Of Prof, and Mrs. Charles Kent, were
brought to ogden yesterday afternoon
Tor burial. A large number OF sym
pathlzng friends met the bereavrd
family at the depot.
Friday evening the knights and La
dies Of the Maccabees will give 4 ben
eft bail in Lester park pavilion for
George Dalton, who is suffering from
paralysis,