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Show COURT PROCEEDINGS. Third District Court, McKean, C.J., and Emersun, A. J., Presiding. DECEMBER TERM SIXTEENTH DAY. Monday, January '1th, 1875. Court convened at 10 o'clock a.m. The following order was entered: Territory of Utah, 1 Pec. Term, 1874, Third District Salt Lak Cityu , Court. January I, 1S75. The condition of bueine; in this court being such that the judge of tho district is unable to do the same, and the judgo of tho First judicial district having been requeued, and he having hav-ing consented to assist tho judgo o( tho Third district; It ia therefore ordered that during the present week the law calendar, commencing with No. 107, and such other motions as may bo in order, be hoard in this court before Hon.Philip H. Emerson, associate justice of the supreme court, and judge by assignment of the First district court. Jas. B. McKean, Judgo of Third district court. His honor Judge McKean men retired re-tired to the grand jury room, win re he proceeded to hold court, Emerson, A.J., occupying the bench at the Third district court room. 1 '. MCKEAN, C.J.. r RESIDING. Wells, Fargo &. Co. vn. Eli B. Kel-sey; Kel-sey; judgment was entered against detendaut by default, and the cause was referred to the clerk to compute the amount. The people, etc., vs. Charles L. Williamson and John Smith; indictment indict-ment for larceny; on motion ot defendant's de-fendant's attorney it was ordered that Williamson be released upon giving buil in tne sum of $5,000 with sufficient suffi-cient sureties to be approved by the clerk. . James S. Berry el al. vs. John Sheriffs cl al.; pending the argument on a motion to admit the evidence of Mrs. Berry, a short recess was taken, after which the arguments were resumed, re-sumed, and had not been concluded at ihe adjournment or court. Court adjourned till 10 - o'clock Tuesday morning. EMERSON, A.3., PRESIDING!, Sarah M Pratt us.Brigham Young; defendant's motion fur dismissal of the suit was argued and taken under advisement. John Tiernan vs. Julian F. Carter; pliiiut.fl's motion for judgment was argued and sustained, and judgment entered against defendant according to the prayer of the complaint; referred re-ferred to the clerk to compute the amount. J. B. Rosborough vs. Samuel A. GilsonJ; demurrer overruled and judgment entered for plaintiff. George Chandler vs. Henry Stan- W. C. Blackwood vs. Swen Johnson el at.; demurrer to complaint sustained, sus-tained, and plaintiff ordered to py $5 costs. W. O. Blackwood us, Hans N, Chlaraon; same order. Salt Lake City National Bank vs. Wanen Hussey; demurrer to complaint com-plaint overruled and ten days given to answer; defendant excepted to the ruling. A recess of thirty minutes was taken, after which business was resumed. re-sumed. Catherine Reese vs. John Reese, demurrer to complaint argued and submitted. Nicholas Castro vs. Eugene W. Noli!, ct. aL; demurrer to complaint , sustained, Wm. Schwartzel vs. C. Vaughn, et. al.: judgment was entered as of a certain date. The hairing of a large number of motions was continued f.r the term. Jos G. Hussey vs. Job Smith, et.al; demurrer to complaint argued and held under advisement. William A. Gibbons vs. George C. Bates, et. at.; same as above. A. Sin vs. J. J. Mahon; demurrer to complaint ovenuled. Reed vs. Reed; motion to dissolve the injunction granted. George II. Raught, et. al., vs. E. S. Black well; demurrer to complaint sustained; cause dismissed and plain-lifls plain-lifls onlered to pay costs. 'Court adjourned till Tuesday morn ing at 9J o'clock. |