Show thi B SUIT IS ENDED Argument 1 Closed in the Annie Laurie Case I AFTER TWO WEEKS FIGHT K i I t Judgo Chidestor Has the Matter Undor Advisemsnt S Frank C Hutnu and W F Snyder Want n Share of the Stock of the Great Mine I fa1 The big lawsuit involving a large block of stock In the Annie Laurie Mining company which was commenced com-menced before Judge Chldester of the Sixth Judicial district In this city on the morning of November Cth was finished I fin-ished last night The final aigumcnLs In the case were made In the District courtroom in the city and county building build-ing lute last evening and the case was taken under advisement Frank C ttutnn and W F Snyder are the plain tlffy in the action and are trying to compel an accounting from Louis C lluck of Chicago in relation to the sellIng sell-Ing of the Annie Laurie properties WHAT IT IS ADOUT I The complaint sets forth thc old story of an agreement whereby one man Is to furnish his knowledge as a mining expert and the other his capital in a joint speculation In mining properties Such agreement alleged to have been entered Into by plaintiff Rutan and de I ferulent lluck In ISJS provided that the two share equally in any proceeds that might be realized Under this < agreement agree-ment Itutan claims to have carried through n deal whereby the Annie Laurie properties were sold to Chicago capitalists lluck among the number receiving a big block of the mining lock lluck it Is claimed failed to live up to his part J of the contract with TUitan and suit wan consequently brought to recover a half Interest hI the stock realized by Hue Snyder Is a plaintiff in the action merely by reason of an assignment lo him of a tint interest in-terest in the agreement by Hutun The suit was brought originally in Pluto county but ns the defendant and counsel and the plaintiffs counsel are from Chicago Judge Chldester us a matter of convenience decided to Iear the case in this city For nearly two weeks the case has been on trial Two sessions of court have been held nearly r every day and night sessions have rIOt IK en infrequent The case has been along a-long dry affair of little interest to anyone any-one outside of the interested parties IVv l days at a time the defendant has occupied the witness stand and the IjlainllfC Tlutan has also been subjected to his share of the questioning The 1 arguments I have been on for the lust few days and were concluded last night LXJatc John M Zane oC Chicago and formerly of this city la I one of the nt 101 nets for the plaintiff Charged With Cruelty The defendant in the suit for divorce liought by lillJKi Pearce against Joseph Penrce hi tho District court yesterday I Is charged with cruelty At divers times l 1itvcon i June JSJfi and August 17 lilOi the defendant lt alleged to have struck leat and wounded the plaintiff and to have cursed and swore at her in a rude and angry manner On August 17 IdOU f IE I alleged that the defendant after beating tit plaintiff took SUiJO belonging to her and wont to Mercur leaving the ralnllff at Biugham to shift for herself her-self that ilme The couple were mar rlnl Jure 11 ISO bit have no living children In Judge Morses Court Judge Morse disposed of a large number num-ber of rity case In the District court jOHterdny forenoon Six violations of the Sunday liquorselling ordinance I vcre lluec 1 as follows Fritz rfpiing < man 5 taU llnago 350 V Bomtjino I ST Yearly Riley oji Frank I3rownlng 3r antI John Isaacson 520 The end against A S Jones charged with a I similar offense was dismissed Other city cases dismissed for one cause or another were as follows Charles Stlll man befouling the waters of Emigration Emigra-tion creek George G Doyle etc nx Kuvalion In treet Jliclmrd Young Ire cuonting a IIOUFC of illfame Uarney Mndson using abusive language I1 A Soretsaon blockading sidewalk T I If Schultz battery J 0 Nyslrom contempt con-tempt Ed Laird Sr William Roach + find D 13 Hrlnton befouling Pnrlaya canyon |