Show WORK OF THE COURTS Carter Grand Larceny Case Still Occupies Judge Bartch CIVIL COURT BUSINESS TUB CHIEF JUSTICE HAS A VERT BUSY DAY Suit Agrainst ExSheriff McQueen For Alleged Illeprnl Levy The Plaintiff Claims 57OO Police Officer Offi-cer IjJirscn Charged With Assault and Battery T Drozilatvitz Arrested Ar-rested For Selling a Brass Watch For a Gold One Other Court Mutters Mut-ters Tho trial of Charles Carter on the charge of grand larceny for stealing a bar of gold bullion valued at 1700 from the Caine Springs Consolidated Mining company was tesumed before Judge Bartch and a jury yesterday morning As on the previous day District Attorney Attor-ney Judd and Attorney W C Hall prosecuted prose-cuted while Carter was defended by Judge Powers and Attorneys Soromer and Reilley Chief of Police Pratt recalled George D Havens and M Silver were examined for the prosecution and H P Henderson F W Milverton William C KImball S C Camp John Bechtol F G Palmer and Carter testified for the defense The testimony was substantially the same as that given at Carters previous trialVhnn Vhnn + hn n n 11 T 0 YU VU < Powers raised a point of law touching the instructions to bo given to the jury as regards whether the indictment sulh I ciently described the stolen property as to make it possible to identify it as the bar of gold found In the express ofiice and whether It was necessary to be so identified for the jury to bring In a ver dict of guilty It not being deemed necessary for the jury to hear the arguments on the point the jury was excused until 10 oclock this morning at which time the arguments argu-ments to that body will be concluded and the case submitted Verdict Against ExSheriff McQneen The appeal case of E Fox vs William McQueen was heard before the chief justice jus-tice and a jury A judgment was ren dered in United States Commissioner Greenmans court for the plaintiff for G2 tor boarding and keeping horses levied on by the defendant in his capacity of Fheriff of Salt Lake county The defend ant appealed tc the district court and the jury now returned a verdict for the plain tii for 40 Mrs POX the plaintiff is the owner I of the Jockey Club stables in this city and it was alleged that on May 25th 1893 the defendant in his capacity of sheriff left for care at the stables as the prop erty of the defendant in the suit of Ar thur Meads vs James Thompson certain property consisting of one double surry one set of double harness two top bug gies two sets of single harness and six head of horses At the time of the levy upon these It is claimed that the sheriff appointed B ° Fox husband of the plaintiff and manager of the stables as Keeper of the property in question and that henco a bill was incurred to the amount above stated Verdict For 23 For Plaintiff The jury in the case of M M Kaighn vs Charles R Simpson returned a ver dict ii assented to by ninejurors for the plaintiff for 25 the sum claimed Another Suit Ajrainst ExSheriff Mc Queen The case of Sarah P Jones administra trix of the estate of M J Jones vs Wm McQueen and Martha Ann Coombs In tervenor occupied the attention of Chief Justice Merritt during the afternoon Messrs Rawlins CrUchlow appeared for the plaintiff and Jones Sschroeder for the defendant The suit was brought to recover 3200 the value of goods alleged to have been wrongfully levied upon and sold by the sheriff and for 500 damages The at tachment was levied at the suit of the National Wall Paper company to recover the amount of a judgment for SCOO Mar tha Ann Coombs intervened claiming 900 but during the hearing withdrew the com plaint The case occupied all afternoon and was in progress when the court ad lournefi 1 Sliort Order Waterman Bros vs J o Lundquist judgment for plaintiff on first cause of action and case dismissed as to second vuuse 01 action John E Billings vs E > H Parsons et al case transferred to Judge Bartch Petit Jurors C P Mason Frederick Heath and J K Gillespie were excused for the term Chief Justice Merritt announced that on Monday next he would make u resetting of cases on the present calendar of sit tings and fill up the April term Charles Roberts vs Salt Lake City et aI case dismissed 3JS to the defendant Saft Salt Lak City J A Ferbrache vs Thomas W Jen I nings verdict and judgment for the dc j I fendant the plaintiff tot appearing Judsrmcnt filtered Meriden Cutlery company vs W H Wilkinson for the plaintiff for 43250 First National Bank of Deadwood S D j s > Alonzo Young t al for the plain tiff for 200720 and costs August Hensgen vs George Morrow for the plaintiff for U7C3 John T Conk vs A J White et al for the plaintiff for 77290 I Charles K Fox vs Benjamin Davis I for the plaintiff for 50851 and costs by default Martha Ann Coombs vs Salt Lake Fort Douglas Railway company for 5374003 and Injunction unless paid Richard Prideaux administrator vs George W Bn > wn for the plaintiff for J2070 and costs Police Officer Arrested Police Officer Larson was yesterday arrested ar-rested by Deputy Sheriff Rowe on a warrant war-rant sworn to by C E Malmquist charg ing him with assault and batter alleged to have been committed on Sunday last on First South street The warrant was issued from Justice Sells court and the hearing will probably be had today Ti10 complaining witness was arrested and lined lor being drunk When taken I to the police station by Officer Larsen Malmquist attempted to get away and Larsen was compelled to use sufficient I force to bring him back so there does not appear to be much if anything in II the charge against the officer Is Sorry He 3Iacle the Traile M T Drosdowitz was arrested yester day on a warrant issued from United States Commissioner Pratts court charg ing him with obtaining money under false pretenses The complaining witness I is Mr Westfall who alleges that he bought a watch from Drozdowitz who represented It to be gold and gave for it another watch which he was wearing and 20 in cash Afterwards Westfall had the new watch tested at Joslyn Parks when it was pronounced to be made of base metal and not gold Drozdowitz put up a cash bond of 50 for his appearance for trial today and was released General Xotes Judge Bartch Instructed the clerk to in future adhere strictly to the law as to attendance of criminal witnesses they must actually claim of the clerk their per diem each day in order to be entitled to pay and the clerk will pay no one not actuallymaking such claim J hnWVJudd Is suing John OConnor and wife to recover 68753 on a promis sory note secured by a mortgage J F Price who was arrested on war rants Issued by United States Commis sioner Christian of the Second judicial district charging him with embezzlement and o ° Srery went before United States Commissioner Jennings yesterday and gave bonds in the sum of 420 |