Show THE JORDAN SEWER The City Should Not Use the River for V Such a Purpose The Referee Recommends That It Be Given Two Weeks In Which to Slake Other Arrangements Thomas Marrionertxs has filed his conclusions con-clusions of law in the case of Stalhara Langford et al vs Salt Lake city in which the plaintiff prayed that the defendant de-fendant be restrained from allowing the V sewage of the city to flow into the Jordan river The conclusions are as follows i That plaintifis are entitled to have the I waters of the Jordan river remain and I flow unpolluted by any sewage from Salt Lake City or any part thereof that the I V use of the Jordan river as a part of the sewage system of Salt Lake city by said defendant is wrongful and is a damage and injury to plaintiffs and is a PUb bin nuisance which should be abated that the defendant should bo given a reasonable term to wit not1 to exceed two weeks in which to make other arrangements for the disposition of the sewage of Salt Lake city and at the end of said period should be peremptorily and finally enjoined from depositing any I part of said sewage in said river |