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Show M COIRT iilXOllDS. The Attetdbn of Juflo Zine Oconpiod by a Liirirs Number of if at ions and Demurrers. BEFORE JUDGE ARDERSOH- Sifbt of a TriHtne The Color Line in tb G;-iirt The Appropriation of C'huri-h Tutidv The litful motion and demurrer Again mcnupoii.ed tho Mtnntiofi of Jud;o line toly tho following orders being mule: A'iron Keysor vsA. II. MiSccmeltet al; (lemorrer to complaint austainod and ten days to answor. Ivl'.vin li isliton vs Mofos Hallett et al, (biiinrrer to amended complaint sii'laiued. Atnericnn Oak Lather Co. v Standard Stand-ard dig Saddle Co ; demurrer overruled over-ruled and twenty days to answer. Same vs same' same or ier. James W. (.'lark vs James I. Olsen ct al; foreclosure and 9 WO attorney fee allowed. Kdward K. lieck vs Ch.irlo Mcllogh nt al; demurrer to complaint overruled and thirty day to answer. Sarah J. Worthen vf Hatnuel II. Worthen ; motion to open default con-fe-ied nd motinn allowed. Lucy Jimpson v John J nipson; ?tO attorneys fee allowed. Jennie ( Kldredge vs. dcorge A KldrtM'go- demurrer to complaint sustained. sus-tained. 1'hoioas l.firseii vs. The I'tah Central railway; motion for a sty of payment of money in the hands of the clerk argued ar-gued and submitted. John 11. liailey vs. Herbert Pembroke et al.; motion of defendant to set asidti default arguud ami Himlaineil. li. Kleiting vs. John Murdock et al.; iiiiit iuii for change of vuiiue to tocoiid dif.'riot court. Con Fruit Jar Co. vs. The Suit Lake 'lias works; domurrer withdrawn and twmity days to answer. l'ettibone. Milliken vfe Co. vs. L'lah Central Railway Co.; demurrer withdrawn with-drawn and fifteen days to answer. (i. 1). Amos vs. William HoberU; demurrer de-murrer to complaint overruled and ten uav to nwr. Fred J. Keisel & Co. v. XV. H. lloff-heimer; lloff-heimer; demurrer to complaint submitted sub-mitted and overruled. OaUin J. Fots et al. vs. Susanah Uoiindy pt a!.; demurrer to complaint argued and overruled and liftosn days to answer. Albert Heath et al. v. John W. Young et al.; demurrer to complaint withdrawn and judgment entered. Aaron Keyser v. Canton W . Vielch et al.; default and judgment lor plaintiff. plain-tiff. N. V. Masonic, Aid association vs. F.iia J. Kramer et al.; default and judgment agaiuat defaulting defendants. defend-ants. I1fra Anilemon. Tho is''.uo in Judge Ander-son'f Ander-son'f chamber was in the case of Ms-Kay Ms-Kay against McCornick, a proceeding to determine the right of a trustee in possession of stock to vote that stock at an elect;on without a power of attorney. at-torney. The court held that it was only w herd this authority accompanied tho trusteeship that tho holdor-iu-trust was entitled to voto. Tha Culor l.ina. The fifteenth ttmendment with ifs dark trimmings is again iu court and this time is made foundation for an action in which John Collins, a colored man, demands judgment iu tho sum of $1U.K) from the Salt Lako Dramatic association, as-sociation, owner of tho Salt Lake theatre. thea-tre. In the complaint Messrs Powers and Hilessct up that Collins to whom a ticket had been sold for a performance in June la.t was ejected from the theatre thea-tre pending the play. According to the s-UiT at thu playhouse the color line is drawn at the liivt row in the parqiiette and Collins having overstepped it ;is requested to retire to the circle or go to the box olllce and receive his money. This says the defendant, Collins declined declin-ed to do and he way permitted to remain. A jHcraa oi Divorca. The fact that tho defendant had abandoned the glass and abjured the celebration of liberal victories failed to check the course of fate in the chso of Gleudora Watrons against Lawyer Watrous and at the conclusion cf the testimony a decree of separation was granted by Judge Anderson. The plaintiff was also a varded the custody of the children. Tha ( hurrli Fund. The disposition of renues derived from church property in accordance with the ruling i f the United States that they go to tho nearest object to that for which they were originally destined des-tined will be taken up belure Judge Lo -jfbotirow, master in chancery, one month from touu rrovv and go under tho doctr.no of .' jim. Keeeiver Lawrence Law-rence now has tMo.OUO iu hand that will be dispojed of as the master directs. |