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Show ITOfTJF COURT. Bonanza Kings Brought in and Asked t 8iiow Cause for Fooling With tht Fiddler. THE B1Q MIKES LOCK H0RN3. Prorations for Appeal in the School Tax Case Proceedings Before Judge Zone. The feature in the district court. Judge Zane presiding, was the case of die Live l'ine Consolidated mining company com-pany reopened on an order requiring; the defendants to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt in tho alleged violation of an order of the court enjoining them in the working of certain disputed territory. This is another an-other chapter in a contest between tha companies for valuable mining property prop-erty situated in liiugham, the last order being that stopping work on the ground in question, pending its settlement in court. The plaintiffs set up that after this order was promulgated defendants extracted 4.ru) tons of or from the disputed vaults which mnnnnt was shinned and realized on. The defendants in their answer deny that they have done anything to disturb dis-turb the" injunction or to put itself in. contempt of the court or agreement between be-tween themselves and the plaintiffs. They admit to having taken out IMM tons of ore, but over that it was stored at the mine and held to await there-suit there-suit of the suit which is now being rapidly approached. In addition to this tho defendants set up that an agreement with plaintiffs allows them to do so much work on the ground as was necessary to subserve the ends of the trial and cite that this is all that' has been done by them. There is a formidable-array of talent in the caso aud the rights of adverse claimants under the mining law has been thor-l oughly ventilated. Court Notes. The hearing in the school land contest con-test is now in progress iu the land of-lice. of-lice. The case is exciting considerable interest. Sarah Ann Allen has been granted a. , decree separating her from James Al- ion, the complaint alleging cruel and inhuman treatment." ; Pending the appeal to the supreme court William Diamond is out at tha penitentiary taking things calmly and hopefully on the hospitalities of V ardea Vandereook. Louisa C. Y'oting has secured a de- ' cree of divorce from Irving V. Y'ounp; f' on the ground of desertion. The "1 widow is awarded alimony in the sura i of $15 month. J Judge Anderson will open up for bus ."4 mess again on Thursday and at the s , close will proceed at once to Beaver. He hopes to get the docket pretty well cleaned up by that time. In the case of MathewCilbeyet al. va Spencer Clawson. suit on a contract, Judge Zane this morning affirmed the judgment of the lower court, which wa9 in favor of the defendant. Judge Wampler had occasion to "re- ; buke" a young man who was making himself a source of annoyance lata , .,. yesterday afternoon and the enemy asked a settlement in tho courts. The recent decision in the supreme) court by which it was determined that the school board had tho right to appoint ap-point the judges and conduct school elections will be the principal matter of discussion at the regular meeting. Hon. Parley L. Williams, representing represent-ing the school board is preparing the appeal papers in the school tax case that was recently decided in favor of tho "protestants" and it will likely go to the United States supreme court. Judge Judd who was on the successful side says that in all events he feels secure. |