Show ABOUT SHEEP In Snarr ra Farmer the Jury Finds For the XUnlntitf The case of Thomas S Snarr administrator ad-ministrator of the estate of Fred B Farmer deceased vs James F Farmer and Andrew Lawrence came tip before Chief Justice Merrltt and a I jury yesterday morning The action 1 bought to recover 1375 alleged to be due as damages sustained by plaintiff as such administrator in the alleged wrongful and fraudulent acts of the defendant James F Farmer in taking from said estate on or about Dec 1 1890 without plaintiffs knowledge 01 consent 550 head of sheep of the value of 250 per head and afterwards trana fering < the sheep t defendant Andrew Lawrence who it Is alleged still wrongfully detains and withholds the same from the plaintiff to his damage In the sum named Attorney S P Armstrong appeared for the plaintiff and Messrs Ioofbou row Kahn fo the defendants The jury found for the plaintiff in the sum of 4SS4k Mine Claim Partnerships Herbert I Abbott and Benjamin R Hickok have entered suit against Frank E Miller et al to quIet title to the Buckhorn and six other mining claims in the Willow Springs Mining district In Tooele county alleging that they grub staked and entered into partnership with them each of them to have onethird interest in any claims located Seven claims were located lo-cated and plaintiff alleges that the name of plaintiff Hickok was admitted from the location notice and that Miller Mil-ler took in three of the defendants with him I is alleged that defendant Kellow knew that plaintiffs were grubstaking grub-staking Miller and that they entered Into a conspiracy defraud the plaintiff plain-tiff The plaintiffs pray to be adjudged owners of a twothirds interest in the claims and that the defendants be required re-quired to deed their share to them The Nero Si Child Assignment The 1 H Dewey Furniture company et al judgment creditors of Neve Child in the sum of 1042 80 have begun be-gun suit against Neve Child and Emma D A Bertelsen Neve asking that the preference to Mrs Neve in the sum of 5123885 In the assignment of the firm of Neve Child be set aside and that goods and cash given her in payment of her claim to the amount of 1064 be declared to have been din d-in trust for the plaintiffs and that they have Judgment against her for that amount Mrs Weston Wants n Divorce Alice If Weston Is suing James F Weston for a decree of divorce alleging alleg-ing that the marriage took marrage place on Feb 29 1892 and that the defendant deserted her twenty days after She asks to be restored to her maiden name of Alice If Crltchley Criminal Cases Cohtinned The four cases against Wm Show l for conspiracy were continued until March 20 The cases against E E Ritchie un der Indictment for criminal libel and perjury were continued until March 20 and that against J C Williams for burglary 21 was continued until March I I Snort Orders I t Abrura Hart et1 iLls < Keni jl Knudsen et al judgment for plaintiff j as prated Northwestern Barb Wire Co v L A Benton continued for the term J A Goodhue vs Jacob Magelby et aL judgment for the plaintiff by default de-fault Louis W DIttman vs K L Springer et al dismissed Abram Hunauer et al vs Frank Colony e aL continued for the term Frank Colony et al vs Mingo Smelting Smelt-ing Co same order Utah National bank vs J B Walden and N Treweek judgment for plaintiff plain-tiff People vs James Wilson housebreaking house-breaking sentence set for Feb 28 T mae tea properlynever boll I one teaspoonful for each person is the te right quantity for Blue Cross Ceylon Curt lot Judge Bartch leaves for Parowan on Friday to hold court In the Second judicial district Chief Justice Merritt made an order that hereafter no attorney will be allowed al-lowed to take court files from the office except upon written receipt A T Lawrence who was arrested on Monday evening on two chaiges of embezzling a number of sheep valued at 51500 and 5100 worth of wool from Tom Mayne of Bingham gave bonds on both charges and his hearing is set for today before United States CommIssioner Com-missioner Jennings The grand jury visited the penitentiary peniten-tiary yesterday on the usual tour of Inspection and found everything In that institution in tip top order The socalled hay seed grand jury appears ap-pears to have gotten through their business in an expeditious manner It is understood they are about through and want to be discharged Hayseed Hay-seed grand jurors are probably better than too smart a crowd |