| Show I V WEHTEGAB CASE BEGUN kWonts 510125 From Street Car Company Com-pany for Injuries I Trial of the damago suit brought by Thomas Velncgar a West Jordan farmer against the Consolidated Railway Rail-way and Power company was commenced tII com-menced before Judge Stewart yesterday V V day Tho plalntlif la I represented by Attorneys Lee and Sweet and the company IVI t com-pany by Bennett Sutherland Van Q I Colt Allison It took till 31G oclock In the afternoon to Impanel a jury LI Tho greater part of the rest of the ufternoon was taken up In examining Wclnetritr I Ho testified that while driving a team of horses attached to a two I htiitod surrey on September 11 1301 on Second West and Third North he was I nm Into by a Htrcct car Ho said that ho sustained Injuries to his right leg 5 y and groin and also to his spine and 1 was confined to his house for three t wickn for which he had to pay out In doctor bills the an in of 25 and that Ills buNS was reduced to kindlIng wood V and his harness l lorn in pieces For nil r of f which injurIes ho aak that tho Jury I award him 510123 damage He claims carelessness 1 and negligence on the part of tho companys servants running the car at un unlawful Kpcod and says that the motorman had ample opportunity oppor-tunity to observe his approach having IL plain and unobstructed view of his V chicle a block or more away Further hp testified that he was riding with his k back toward tho approaching car to that ho could neither FCC nor hear It I and the motorman gave him no warn I lug either by ringing lile bell or otherwise He Dfi that the man did i not Blacken hla speed and that he was thrown a dIstance of twentylive feel l The company will endeavor to show Hegllgcnce and recklcswnws on tho part I 1 rof the plaintiff and failure to use ret V I Kmable caution und that he took no s < care or diligence to observe whether cr not u car was approaching The 1 J < fefenw will also attempt to how that V ii pq I plaintiff suddenly und unexpected V1y swerved on to thn track right In 0 V ttont of the ti rapidlyapproaching utrcet Clr V Wouldnt Consider tho Case I 1 Glovantia Ccreghlnon suit for Lla a injunctIon B alntlt the > Oregon Short I1 I I Valwy company to prevent It 4 line ro laying a swItch from Us main hbiV1 ot Third West Street 10 u ware htlng CrIctcd by l the COHHOH flitLtl Vgnri and Machine company oFt h TlroIHrt1 on thai Street between b tnth and Johrhth South WUM V brourht Into J IUdSI tOfroU court l YtCria y on a de llcr but after hearing arguments i > ro und tx > n the k court cLued to conaldcr thy case dv Inc ao his reason that ap the case would lu > hoard on UB rnorlts before Judpf flail J on Friday next he could not see the necessity of his interfering Authorized to Sell Land Receiver William M Bradley of the Bear River Irrigation and Ogden Wn iirworks company was authorized by I Judge Marshall of the United States court yesterday to make a sale of a section sec-tion of disputed land Ip Box Elder county for 16000 The court ordered that the money he held as a specIal fund pending the hearing of an intervention Inter-vention petition brought by tho Bear River Land Orchard und Beet Sugar company Federal Court Notes the court appoInted Brlanl S Young United Slates Commissioner at RIchfield RIch-field Scvlcr county for a period of four years JcdPdlah D Sheen Albert R Barnes and Ralph W Brcckcnrldse were admitted ad-mitted to practice In the United States court Thomas Roy Bentley and Eddie chirKCd with rohblnpr the pOHto cb at Buena Vista Ulntah county were ordered next for arraignment dorcd to appear Monday morning On motion of the United States attorney at-torney a dismissal was en if rod In the case of Harold K J Sweet charged with unlawfully taking a leller that did not belong to him from the postofllcc at Ogdon The hcarlnrr of G S IToaglanda demurrer de-murrer to the action In Involuntary bankruptcy recently brought against him by the creditors of the Boston Store was eel fqr next Mondays session ses-sion of court A dismissal was made In the case of the United States against the Union Pacific Railroad and Coal companies The Bull Is one In which the Unlled Slates lays claim to an Interest to a halfBoctlon of land In Summit county Alma B Harvey charged with forging forg-ing a signature to a money order was arraigned In the United States court yesterday He entered a plea of not guilty and oa he was unable to secure counsel the court appointed A L Hop paugh to defend him District Court Notes The Utah Savings and Trust company com-pany is suing the Bear River Valley Creamery company and thirty three defendants to collect 2979CO said to be due on two promissory notes In favor of H J Faust Jr dated May 15 1000 nnd by him assigned to the plaintiff J R Miller and John r Cahoon of Murray doing business under the firm name of J R Miller Co yesterday commenced suit In the District court against A L Fuller Aramlnla Fuller and Mary J Fuller to foreclose a mechanics me-chanics Men given to secure payment of fCOOI alleged to be due for lumber used In the construction of a dwelllng house al Jfwrny The will of Mrs Cordelia B Truman who died In thin city last June and a petition that letters of admInistration Issue to Margaret R Truman were filed In the District court yesterday The estate which Is valued at 55000 consists of real property In Placer county Cal Tho heirs are John R Truman of San Francisco and D S Truman an attorney of this city whose wife Margaret R Truman Is the epic legatee und r the will Bearing of the petition will bo had on Friday the 21at |
