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Show A SINGULAR PROCEEDINGS, MARK HAM CHARGES RF.IIXY WITH SECRETING OR DESTROYING FILE. The Bondsmen of Phil Foote, George Callahan Cal-lahan and T. F. Holland, who Havo Skipped, Sued Notes. S. S. Markham, attorney for P. S. Bonc-stcele Bonc-stcele in the case of the latter against Chas. L. Crane and C. S. Ford, this afternoon instituted in-stituted a proceeding somewhat out of the ordinary in the Third district court, Mr. Mirkham sets up that Bonesteele some time ago brought suit against Crane and Ford, which was tried not long ago before Mr. Lyles as referee, who found for the plaintiff and recommended judgment in his favor, which, with costs, amounted to about $1200; that on June 15, Mr. Lyles returned to the clerk all of the tiles in the case, together with the return of the officer serving the attachment, with affidavits, the referee's ref-eree's report and a portion of the testimony; that on June 30, W. C. Reilly, one of the attorneys for the defendants, obtained ob-tained the tiles from the clerk and refused to return them when requested to do so by Mr. Markham; that the clerk has since re- quested me return of the papers with the same result. Mr. Markham then alleges that Reilly has destroyed or secreted the papers, or has conspired with others interested fu the case to secrete or destroy them. He therefore prays for an order requiring Reilly it Kane to restore the papers" forthwith or show cause. The matter will be taken ud by Judge Zane today. To Recover on Bonds. , The people of the territory of Utah, by Harmel Pratt, today instituted suit against S. S. N'oblit and Fritz Riepen to recover $300, these parties having become sureties in that sum for the appearance for trial of George Callahan, charged with grand larceny. lar-ceny. A similar suit has been brought against John W. Scott and W. J. Shields, w ho be came sureties for Phil Fooje, the festive sport who some time ago create'o).: a seik sationiy appearing iu a-tfunUiiig Itm-wwM? a pistol in his hands and taking all the cash in sight. The bond in this case is $1500, for which sum judgment is demanded. The people have also' sued Thomas J. Havanaugh and Mary Asche to recover $1000, they have become sureties for T. F. Holland, charged with robbery. Court Notes. Quite a number of attorneys are ' "resting up" at the mountain resorts. The transcript on appeal in the case of J. C. Armstrong vs. Ogden City has been tiled with the clerk of the supreme court. Adelaide Cameron Noble Hinckley today brought suit airainst X. C. Christiansen and the Burton-Gardner company t j recover $800 on a promissory note. . |
