Show cciist T FOR AN UF1iI 0 EzInspector Kendalls Claim i I the Supreme Court Cou LARSEN MUST DO TIME SIRS MAY MASTERSOX LAUNCHES SOME SEXSATIONAfc CHARGES Emma Smith and Frank Richards Sent to the Penitentiary Coi i l oiiolisChnmnion Hosiilities Og len Sends Down u Braccf Al IcKecl AdulterersCourt Condensations Conden-sations In the supreme court yesterday arguments argu-ments were heard in the case of the Peopl ex rel Alma S Kendall appellant appel-lant against James G McAllister and the matter submitted Kendall had been appointed to and duties of the office of insoector of pro visions for Salt Lake city On the 24th day of November 1S93 he fell beneath the mayors unerring aim and A C Young was designated a his successor The appointment of Young however failed of confirmation and subsequently subsequent-ly J G McAllister was appointed to the position He was confirmed by the council after the office had been pronounced pro-nounced vacant by vote ot that body Kendall contended that his remoa was without authority and to recover the office instituted proceedings in ouster oust-er against McAllister The proceeding was short lived A demurrer was interposed inter-posed by counsel for the respondent which was stitained tho court holding that the right of removal was vested in the mayor and city council whereupon an appeal was taken to the supreme court The issue has aroused much public interest and its final determination determina-tion wi be awaited with profound in terestMCORNICK MCORNICK vs SADLER In the case of Tvr S McCornick vs Henry Sadler appellant arguments I were heard and the Issue submitted i Sutherland Howat and Charles Bald BalII win appearing for the appellant C S Varian for the respondent I In the lower he 1 ThId district court I the respondent had procured judgment in the sum ofSl513 upon an account I aggregating 232526 which the plaintiff plain-tiff contended was due him under an I assignment I MUST SERVE HIS TIME I i I Justice Bartch yesterday handed i down an opinion Chief Justice Merritt and Justice Smith concurring in the i case of the The Pople against Charles 1 H Larsen sustaining the judgment of the lower the Fourth district cturt The appellant had ben arrested on an indictment charging him with an assault to commit rape upon the person per-son of Mathilda Thompson who t the time of the offense was but tme ofense seven year of age The jury returned a verdict finding Larsen guilty of plain assault and he was sentenced to imprisonment for thirty days in the county jail of Weber county In the course of the trial the prosecution had asked of the accused if he had not been once before arrested on a similar charge To this Larsen answered he had This counsel coun-sel for the appellant set up was error and asked that the judgment be set aside He had but four days longer to serve when the appeal was argued on Monday last but counsel thought its clients escutcheon should be cleaned |