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Show COURTPKOCKKIUNGS. ( rnii.i' nisriiici iiii tt, e;.mi.i;son, A. J. I-IU.-IUINO. Ti iiav, An;-, olh. Ann Fli.-ji Young r. Biigham Young, in divoii-e. (Amn.-el for defendant de-fendant moved to set aide and ijua.h the return of the process, for that, il was not serv.il according tn law; pending the hearing of which the appearance ap-pearance for alimony, etc., inland over. The hearing on the motion to piah wa.s polponed to-l:b"i p. m. J. F. Woodmen '. S. H. (i-ldanl; foreeloure of mortgage. An order was enteml eoulirniing the sale of ' the special master. I Messrs. A. C. Bus.-ell and James T. j Hoyl, of California, a.-.d Joseph C. J 1 lemingray of ICansas. were admil- i tevl (o the bar. Lavinia Mining Company r.v. John Tiernan . tiJ. Motion to di.-snlve the restraining order pn venting the defendants from removing ore Ironi tlie Grizzly mine. Tlie reading of the papers in the ea.-e occupied the morning morn-ing session of the Court, and until LoOp. in. The arguments will be commenced this morning at!) o'clock. Ann Flia Young Brighain Young. Messi-s. Smith, Til ford nnd Hae;an ajipeai'ed for the complainant, and Mess iv. Williams fc Young and Hempstead fc Kirkpatriek for Ihe defendant. The motion to set aside the service came up, Mr. Williams ehing authorities author-ities in support of the motion. The proves bail been served by James Tyson, under a special appointment made by Chief Justice McKean in' chambers. The position taken by the defense was that, under the ; equilv rules of the Supreme Court of the I nitai States, a Judge had not the power to make such appointment 'in chambers. Another objection which the defendant's counsel raised was, that the suit had been brought in the Thinl Judicial District Court of the Territory of Utah, in and for the County of. Salt Lake; they holding there was no such court, the Thinl District Court being for the Thinl Judicial Ju-dicial District, and not for any particular parti-cular county in the district. Mr. Williams was followed by Mr. Smith, for the complainant; and Mr. Hempstead, for the defendant, clostd the argumunt. Mr. Tilford, for the complainant, suggested that if the court concluded the objections of the defense were well taken, that further dillieulty could be obviated by the court making an order allowing Tyson to amend his return, by making it as deputy li. a. marshal, lie being such oilleer. ' Hempstead replied to the gentleman's gentle-man's suggestion that the complainant's complain-ant's attorneys had been aware of the motion to quaiih lor more than twenty-four twenty-four hours', and that they had had sullieient time to amend it if they chose The Court, in making his ruling, sail he was of the oninion that under the huprci no Uoiirt equity rules a judge could not, in chambers, appoint any one to serve processes in chancery; chan-cery; that the entitling of the bill was incorrect; that lie did not feel at liberty lib-erty to allow Tyson to amend his return, re-turn, as it purports! In he made by an individual ' and not ' by im olliccr. The defendant's motion to quash was' sustained. Court adjourned till 9 a. in., Wed-ne.-.day, when the I avinia i-. Ticrpan f ('-', injunction cao'e will lie i-o-sumod, and at 10 a. m., the motion calendar will be called. roi.ici: cot iiT, cllvtox j i'kesidinu. Fnil. Farish, a young man from the country, was arrested for leaving . his team standing on the street whh-out whh-out fastening it, but was discharged on paving tlie justice's costs : 2.."in " ' Levi Sawyer, who lives unhappily ! with his family, paid !?lo for striking ' his wife in the face. He got drunk I Monday evening, and going home, I commenced abusing his better-half, because she had let Ihe baby's enr-, lingo gei wet. A uuarrei ensued and the lady received a blow on the cheek. . j The man who was said to have been murdered Monday night, but was af- i tenvards fou ml to be dead drunk, ! 'dead guilty to drunkenness-, and w:k lined ?.). -Two incii who Were Im-, plicated in making an assault and battery en tlie intoxicated individual, left Sl.j and $25. I . J. (luimlivan, arrested on a charge i,f uulav fully approprhjinirjo his 07,11 I use ft-)0 which; H was claineil, had , been given him by mistake, was dis-; charged, there being no evidence of ' his guiit. j |