Show SUIT TO OUST HARDY I A L Williams Appeals to the I Courts to Get Him into Office JBNX1KGS MUST CASH HIS CHECK lie Paid for the Railroad Ticket A Salvation Sal-vation Soldier in Dancer Shooting as Discipline Tho people of tho territory of Utah et al Walter Murphy county attorney Salt Lako county Utah territory plaintiff vs Leonard Leon-ard G Hardy defendant Plaintiff above named complains of the above named defendant and for cause of action alleges that the said Walter Murphy 1 Mur-phy is the duly elected qualified and acting I prosecuting attorney in and for said county of Salt Lake that heretofore towit on the 3rd of September 1S91 said dofendent without authority of law protruded into I and usurped the office of collector for said county of Salt Lake and ever since has held and exercised and does now hold and i exercise said office and the duties thereof without the authority of law I And lurtner complaining said plaintiff alleges that heretofore towit on the first Monday in August 1SS4 Nathaniel Jones was duly elected to the ofllce of collector in and for said county lor the term of two years commencing on Tune 1 1355 and eudiug on June 1 1SS7 and thereafter said Jones duly qualified and entered upon the duties of said otfice that on the first Monday in August 1SS6 the said Jones was duly elected to said of1 lies of collector in and for said county for J tho term of two years commencing June 1 li ana onilng June 1 Iss9 that there i alter towit on the day of October j I IbMJ the said Jones resigned his said office j 1 of collector both as well for tho unex pired term for which he was so elected as aforesaid in lbS4 as the term for which he i was so elected as aforesaid on the first Monday in August IfcSG that thereafter on the day of October ISbO the county court duly nppoined the defendant Hardy to said office of collector for the unexpired term for wh ch Jones was elected 1 i I in August 18S4 that thereafter I j the defendant duly qualified and entered upon the discharge of the duties of said office and thereafter continued to hold and exercise the same that at the general election held in said county on the first Monday in August 1SS7 defendant was duly elected to the office of collector of said county for the unexpired term of two i years commencing on June 1 1SS7 and ending June 1 1889 and thereafter the defendant I de-fendant duly qualified as such collector and entered upon the duties of said office and thereafter continued to hold and exercise the same that at the general election held I in said county in August ISbS no one was elected to tho office of county collector for said county that on the first Monday In August 1SS9 tho said defendant was duly elected to said office of collector for the un expired term of two years commencing on June 1 ISS and ending on Juno 1 1891 and tuereafter the said defendant having duly qualified entered into said office and continued thereafter to hold and pxprrisa the same that at the general election held in said county on tho first Monday in August 1SOO no one was elected to said oflice of collector for said county that at the general election held in said county on the first Monday in August 1SD1 one A L Williams who was then a citizen of the United States etc was duly elected to the office of collector for said county for an un I expired tern of two years commencing Juno 1SS91 and ending June 11893 ho having at said election received a majority I of all tho legal votes cast in said county at tho election for said office of collector I that thereafter on August 191S91 Elijah I Sells secretary of the Utah commission delivered to Williams a certificate of his I election for said office that thereafter on September 4 last Governor Thomas duly I commissioned Williams as such collector that on the date last aforesaid Williams took and subscribed tno oath of office as such collector as required by law and on the date last aforesaid gave a bond as collector col-lector to the territory of Utan in the sum of JOOOOi with approved security to the acceptance of the county court and did also on the same date give a bond to the county of Salt Lake in the sum of S210000 as required by law and on the same date ho gave a further bond in tho sum of 40000 as required by the law providing for a uniform uni-form system of free schools throughout tho territory and al of tho bonds were accepted ac-cepted and approved by the county court that thereafter Williams demanded of the defendant that be be let into possession of the office of collector And that tho defendant de-fendant deliver to Williams all the papers and effects of tho office that the defendant refused and ever since has refused and does still refuse to grant this demand Wherefore plaintiff prays judgment that the said defendant be adjudged to have unlawfully un-lawfully intruded into and usurped said office as collector and that be now unlawfully unlaw-fully holds and exercises the same and that he be ousted and removed therefrom and that A L Williams be adjudged to bo rightfully entitled to said office and the duties thereof and that he be ulaced in possession of the lame and of all books papers etc appertaining to said office and that the plaintiff recover from the defendant defend-ant his costs In this behalf incurred and for such other and further relief as may bo just and equitable W H DIckson and Rawlins and Critch low are the plaintiffs attorneys I Jennings Gambling Debt In the case of Colonel Ed Kelley vs Dick Jennings In whlcti the plaintiff sued to recover 300 on a checkgiven by the detendant to Will Magner in payment of a gambling debt but which was cashed by Kelley as a matter of accommodation without anv knowledge as to the fects Commissioner Norroll jcstorday gavo jUdg Jl iA 6 0 < 1 I meat for the plaintiff for the amount sued for with costs III Tollce Court Harry Hoot the young man who was arrested ar-rested a few days ago on the charge of embezzling em-bezzling a railroad ticket belonging to Mrs Emma McClure was tried in the police court yesterday morning It was shown that the defendant and the claimant had been lodging atthesamo house and a short time ago the defendant entered Mrs Mc Clures room and stole her purse containing contain-ing a ticket to Kansas City He afterwards pawned the ticket with a broker The defendant practically admitted his guilt and Judge Gee imposed a tIne of 35 TOUXGS WARDS Annie Goodwin and May White two handfrescoed damsels from Franklin avenue were fined 25 each C E Kelso and Charles Coldwater were fined 10 each for fighting rATEUSAL PUNISHMENT R R Parry who on Sunday last shot his son wounding him slightly was arraigned ar-raigned on the charge of assault with intent in-tent to murder Ho pleaded not guilty and I tho examination was set for this afternoon 4 ASSAULTED AX OFFICE George Smith was fined 810 for assaulting assault-ing Officer Randolph FORTY DAYS FOR STEALING A COAT C S Wallace a young fellow who tried to frisk a coat from in Iront of Jeseph Simons store on West Temple street yesterday I terday morning was convisted of petit larceny lar-ceny and sent up for forty days i A GAMBLER I A Bozer charged with keeping a gambling gam-bling house was fined 50 A FREE LUNCH FIEND John Iff was arrested yesterday for obtaining i ob-taining meals under false pretenses He will have a hearing today HREATEKED TO SHOOT WERSIER OBRIEN Joseph Bonesteel a Franklin avenue saloon keeper and Ed OBrien a Salvation army lad had trouble yesterday It seems I that OBrien was going through the avenue ave-nue with some rugs on his shoulder looking for prospective customers cus-tomers when Bonesteel siezed one of the rugs The Salvation army man remonstrated re-monstrated and after some hot words the saloon keeper pulled his gun but he was disarmed before he had a chance to shod any gore Bonsteel was afterwards arrested ar-rested on the charge of exhibiting a deadly weapon and he will have a hearing today Hiram Rice an alleged horse thief was brought in from Kelton on Monday night and was turned over to Warden Vander cook for safe keeping pending an investigation investi-gation Probate Court Tn the probate court yesterday tho following follow-ing orders were made In the estate and guardianship of Joseph L M Graham et al an order was made I appointing the appraisers In the estate of James Payne the final account and petition of distribution came on the accounts were allowed and decree made for distribution as prayed for I I In the hearing pertaining to tbo adoption 1 of Bertha May Williams and Ada Elizabeth j I Williams It was decreed that tha case bo continued until October 1 TSUI II In the estate of Maria DoGray the case was continued until September 11 1891 at 10 oclock a mIn i m-In the estate of Levina A Smith a decree I de-cree was made continuing the case until September 111891 at 10 a m I |