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Show Joseph (iulllgher vs. the Yosemite Mining company; twenty days for amendment t. statements. Tonnes Tonncssen vs. the Taylor, Hi nvic; , Armstrong company; stay of execution 10; thirty days. Jeffries vs. Hardy ; default and decree Ol foreclosure. H. K. Sterling vs. K. II. Parsons; an action ac-tion to recover tlStld for the alleged unlawful unlaw-ful seizure of goods at Thistle. The case li on trial before a jury and Judge Zane. A New Suit. Albert, John and Thomas A. Holt havi brought suit against John W. Young an; others in which they demand judgment for a large amount. In their complaint the plaintiffs allege that in September, 1MH, they obtained a judgment against John W. Young for 4ti.4.0; that this judgment still remains unsatisfied ex.cept for the sum of 11000 paid in November last, and the balance remains a lien upon all of Mr. Young's real estate in this county; that at the time of the rendition of the judgment, Mr. Young was the owner of the lice Hive house and other property : that Mr. Young ow es the Zion's Savings bank a large sum, which is secured by mortgages upon this real property; that the hank has failed to foreclose this mortgage, mort-gage, thereby clouding the title to the property, prop-erty, and preventing the plaintiffs from receiving re-ceiving purchasers at any sum on an execution, execu-tion, and this has therefore greatly damaged the plaintiffs, Who aBk that the court aseer-tain aseer-tain and decree the several amounts due the several defendants, and that so much of the property as may he necessary be sold to pay this indebtedness, and the real estate relieved re-lieved to this extent of the incumbcrancc, so as to better so as to secure the lien of the plaintiff's judgment. Court Notes. In the case of Robert B. English vs. Chas. Hcggson and W. II. Bvwater, who recently officiated as judges of election elec-tion in the fourth precinct, Messrs. Stephens ft Sehroedcr have tiled a demurrer setting up that the facts cited in the complaint com-plaint are not sutllcient to constitute a cause of action. The plaintiff asks damages in the sum of $8000 for having been unlaw fully denied de-nied the right to vote. Captain Greenmnn yesterday gave judgment judg-ment against James Kehnelly in the sum of ! $987.09 and in favor of the People's Forward- I ing company. Judgment has been rendered in favor of j Mason & Co. and against K. T. Jennings et in. lor ?-:.t3.o (. F. K. Katomy was yesterday released from I he penitentiary through a jiardon by Governor Gov-ernor Thomas. Louis Montague was also released, his term having expired. J'robate Court. In the matter of the estate and guardianship guardian-ship of Josephine Taylor, nn incompetent person. Petition for allowance for support came on without notice. Thomas E. Taylor, sworn and examined. Petition granted and order made allowing $80 per month, to date from March 8, ISS0, to continue during the pleasure of the court Estate of John S. Barnes, deceased. Petition for distribution of estate held under advisement since Feb. 'JO, ISO., was taken up in open court. Order of distribution made. ARRAIGNMENT DAY. A Itiff llatrli of Criminals I'load Before Judge aim t he lllil Itapist Once More in Court. The criminal calendar come in for an Inning In-ning before , lodge Zane this morning, at Vhich time the following orders were made: The People vs. Edwin Carlton, housebreaking; house-breaking; defendant pleads guilty and Is sentenced to imprisonment for one year in the penitentiary, The People vs. Chas. Hess and John Williams, Wil-liams, housebreaking; Chas. Hess enters a plea of guilty and is sentenced to oue year in the penitentiary. The People vs. Alexander Donaldson et al. robbery; Donaldson entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced to four years In the pen. Donaldson is the leader of a party of young fellows who held a saloon keeper up at Tooele. The People vs. (ieorgc H. .laekson, perjury; per-jury; the defendant, whose offense grows out of his appearance as a witness in an action for damages against the street railway company, entered a plea of not guilty. The People vs. James A. Kansom. bur-glaryi bur-glaryi enters a plea of not JfUtlty, The People vs. Joseph Hedges assault to eommlt rape. The victim of hib heinous ss.-nult was a little Ryan girl. He entered a plea of not guilty. Hedges has already served one tel'in in Hie penitentiary for rape and the wrath of the jury eauuot be anticipated or measured this time. The United Slates vs. Heber Cooper and Kliz.ii Fawket, adultery! warrant ordered for the arrest of the defendants. de-fendants. Mrs. PaWket is the woman whose husband recently committed suicide at Bountiful, 1 The People aguiti.t A. H. Atkinson, ob taining money under false pretences; churgo Ignored. The grand jury came into court and reported re-ported thirteen indictments under the laws Of the 1 uited States. The Civil Docket. The following orders were made before Judge Zane during the day. Christ Itindleshaeher vs. the Rio, Grande Western railway; verdict for the plaintilT in tin- sum of 87-0. Henry Wick et al. VS. Charles T. Steven-eon; Steven-eon; judgment for plaintiff as prayed. (i. F. Price vs. (i. 8. llolnies et al ; referred re-ferred to Commissioner N'orrcll to try and report proceedings. ohn J. By non vs. Salt Lake City Brewing Company; procedendo stayed for ten dav-. i . |