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Show THE TIMS KICK. Property Holder in Water District 71 Eaii Their Voicee Against the Levy Upon Them. 1 THE MINING CASES GO 0VEB. The Court at Beaver Ole&ns np the Cal endar A Priioner'i Desperate ,. Effort to Escape. The conflicting bonanzas at Park City ftgaio came in for the lion's share of the docket in Judge Zane'scourt this morning, morn-ing, and the same formidable array of legal talent wi there to direct hostilities. hostili-ties. An armistice was suddenly proclaimed, pro-claimed, however, and the leaders went into conference. Mr. Marshal was the first to report the result and stated that if the court would pass the Issues until Wednesday next the principals in the case of McGrath vs. Andrew Lunden, Dodgo, et ill. vs. Lunden twoconllict3 and the Woodside Mining company vs. Lunden would be able to arrive at a settlement upon which a decree could issue. These cases were accordingly passed. . Water lat Cass. The setting lor the day having gone over the case of the prop-pert prop-pert y holders of the water main District No. 74 vs. Salt Lake City, wai re opened. The action U one in which the plaintiffs suck to enjoin the collection collec-tion of the tax levy upon the ground that it was not made according to the requirements of tho ordinance. The amount involved is about (uitiOO, City Attorney Hall repres-nting the defendant de-fendant and Judge Judi the plaintiffs. plain-tiffs. The Terra tV lasts Tp. Judge Anderson having cleaned op the calendar at Heaver, has returned to the city, and is again ready totake hold of nioi'ious und demurrers. The busi lies over in that jurisdiction was very light and resulted in but three addition to the pen, sentence huviii'j been suspended sus-pended in the case of Hie Unitud States vs. Hohert Parker, the ecptugenariau who pleaded guilty to polygamy and rested his case noon the whittned locks that pleaded with profounder potency than the brightest mind at the bar. ConrlcM t.n Route. Accompanied, by Sheriff Baldwin of Remer I'ountv llemitv United States Marshal James McGarry, who is yet depeudettt un bis crutches, arrived from Beaver this morning with Amos, the Si. George Indian who pleaded guilty to horse stealing and was sentenced sen-tenced to one year, James Fitzpatrick, the train wrecker, sentenced to eighteen eight-een months, and Richard Phillips, housebreaker, sentenced for one year. Fitzpatrick is tbe bend who stacked the railway track at a point between Mil-ford Mil-ford aud Frisco aud Ihen stealing into t ambush awaited the riotous carnival of death. Phillips is the marauder who was, in March, 1M, sentenced to seventeen months in the penitentiary and while awaiting his removal to its confines made his escape and succeeded in evading arrest until a short time Raoe with a Prisoner. The most thrilling incident In the pilgrimage from Beaver to tho pen was the desperate effort made by Amos to shake his custodians aud cheat the warden. The stage was rolliug over rugged Cave bill when the Indian made a wild leap for liberty aud landed among tho rocks. He started like an arrow for the hills with the sheriff, the driver of the coach and H. C. Van Muter who has a "ten-second" record in hot pursuit. The fugitive.had distanced dis-tanced him however and was cached among the crags wncn the driver came upon him and ordered an unconditional surrender. The prisoner showed fight however and seizing a rock was about to lire it when the driver drew his six shooter and brought the gentleman to terms. Having recovered his passenger the coach moved on and arrived on time. The convicts are now at the puil. Prolmte Conrs This is the amount of business dona this morning: Estate of William II. VVintertoa deceased; de-ceased; bond of S. W. Darke, esq., for $1001) approved; order made fixing May 2.1th to hear return sale of real estate. Estate of Elizabeth Powell deceased; account allowed aud decree of distribution distribu-tion made. Estate of Clark Kidgcll deceased; account ac-count allowed; decree of distribution made; decree of due and legal notice to creditors made. Estate of Emma Letticn Carlisle deceased; de-ceased; order made confirming return of commissioners. Estate of Jane, Wells deceased; order made appointing Pharos Wells administrator admin-istrator on riling bond of $121)0 and taking tak-ing oath. Estate and guardianship of Andrew O. Malstrom; order made appointing Peter Malstrom guardian on filing bond in sum of $.100 and oath. Ej ate of O. D. llovey deceased; order niade'appolnting ilutiry P. Hovey administrator on liiing bond, of $1(?&0 and taking oalh. |