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Show THE COURT RECORD. The Jury Retnrn a Verdict in Favor of Teasdel for$3800 The Bay's Orders in Both Departments. The day in the various courts was almost sfl IMssaa An order was made ' fl A J B- appellaut to deposit $207 in Ssl taking by Monday next at 10 a.m. The jury in the case of Teasdel vs. E. H. Parsons brought in a verdict for the plaintiff plain-tiff this morning finding the value of the goods involved to be $3400 and assessing damages to the same at $400. The case of John Wayman against A. J. White has beeu dismissed. The case of P. S. Bonesteel et al. vs. C. S. Ford et al., in which an old war over Franklin Frank-lin avenue theater is revived a continuance was allowed. The case of Edmund E. Rich vs. II. N. Winters et al., suit on a contract, is on trial before Judge Zane and a jury. In Judge Anderson's department of the district court the jury in the ease of C. U. Hamuidndvs. Thomas J. Preece, found for the plaintiff and fixed judgment at $02.50. The case of G. U. Williams vs. C. M. Brown et al., is on trial before Judge Ander. son aud a jury. The grand jury will convene again on Tuesday next and commence the spring renovation where they ieft off. Among the more important cases to go before the body wiil be that in which Louis Kuntz shot Charles Evans, under the misapprehension that the latter was a burglar. The supreme court will not grind till June at which time the arguments in the church cases will come up and the report of the master in chuncery again picked to pieces. Clerk McMillan stated this afternoon that Frank Treseder, from whom his wife obtained ob-tained a divorce, had been periodically responsible re-sponsible for a whole batch of lawlessness, and that the authorities congratulated themselves them-selves when he tied the country. "He was absolutely incorrigible," said Mac, as he folded up the blotter and departed to the chimes of the lunch bell. |