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Show I IX JODiCIAL Ql'AKTERS. Notes ana Events irilh TThlcb Jinlgrs and Eawjers Peal. ' TJHRO CistBlCT C0U11T. .TodxyudgeKAnderson again listened lis-tened to evidence in the i-uit of Whitney and Wood against the Juab Lawence estate, in which the j plaintiff ask? for a receiver. There being a question as to Mm. Identity of certain document Btwt. deal of expert testimony WC3 called In with reference is Captain Lawrence's Law-rence's signature. The case may takcwveral day's yet. The court will " soon have to wrestlo with a S10,0D0 damage rait, commenced by Dr. Smith against Dr. Hand, renting t- certsin Advertisements Adver-tisements I nsertrf tft- Or. Hand In the Jlorald. OoMMtSSioxnt's oocst. Yesterday afternoon Cha. Balm-farth Balm-farth was arrested "on a charge of unlawful cohabitation, and had a hearing before a United State tom-mi-sioner. As it was rnown Uiat Mr. Baliarortli tiailtmtouc wile he -VM djscharst.-d. This is the second experience of the kuid Miat he has Yesterday Dr. Hand wag Arrested on n charge of criminal libel, preferred pre-ferred by Dr. Smith, and was required re-quired to give $fW bail fot his apjyaraneeat the preliminary ex-amlnation ex-amlnation tMo 'Commissioner Norreil.oa Saturday, July 5. 1-OUCE COCHT. Yesterday five boys, ranging from It to IS years of age, were brought before Jus'ice Laney charged with having stolen a ride over the it. a. XV. from Ogden to this cily. They were convicted and Spent tet night in IH. Two of them, brothers, ft-ere delivered to their father, Who Is a respectable resident of this city, an Is much crieved over their toursc. AH the boys were cfr IMS city, but they had been to i)cnver, 1'ortland and other citfia tsst and west, making Mielr way by hook and crook. They were a bad quartette, taken as a whole. It has not ben decided what to do with the oilier three, who are still in jaiL but they may bewxrt o?Iie reform school. Yestenlav fcfff-nWr . rnii. named J. V. 5ct, jiost mlddleage, and liavisS. countenance not ur-UceJariy ur-UceJariy prexsessing, was arrested on a charge or disturbing thu peace. It was alleged Uiat he had been guilty or addressing abusivu language lan-guage to two ladies. J. R. Cameron wa arrajmed. on a charge tf stealing a hotvts the property prop-erty or Hopkins A Paniig. The complaint wiji swsra to by XV. T. Hspslns. Tub defendant pleaded notgaiity, and remarked that the charge would bo withdrawn. He was allowed opportunity to obtain couuel, and Uie time of tho hearing was to be fixed later. Iteceutly, Frank Chandler missed a carriage blanktt, and a tla v Qr tWo ago Kichard Tanner wai und sleeping ujiou it. t-'Aur o'clock this afternoon v-a!i diignated as the time hvn Tanner would be asked te osplaln where, how and when he I procured his improvised bed, h ; I bavin? 1mh nrn-ttMl nn n oIirT- , stealing it. The following drunks were taken in last ulght and tsoyeeted lo the customary ass-etsasema today: Jas. Knnls, Hen It-jgen Kemp. James Kissinger, and Thomas WalUee. Tl'e following were required to answer an-swer tutliecnarge of petit larceny: 1'at Kelly, John Aflliek and Wm. Gsorge. Wm. Watson was arrested on p. charge of trespass. JCSTY xi;et. The Salt take County.Ccart held a cession yet-terusy at which the folWitig l-uslness was transacted: Tiie matron of the county infirmary infirm-ary was authorized to purchase a horse and wagon. William Wagstafl, Jr.. was ap-intd ap-intd road luspector for District Xi. 2, Farmer's preelnct. Jims C. Mees and others submitted submit-ted the folbwing projiosUlou in refereucu to their franchise for a street rcilway: 1 We will lmild, ejnip, and have iu running orJer an electric motor mad, wilh electric service complete, in six months from July I, l90: s-iid road to coinmenea at the southern boan-Ury line of Salt Like Ci:y and rnn two miles south along what is known a-s the Suite Itoad a ontinn-adon ontinn-adon of First Exst S:re:: in Salt I.ake City. A -We will C3mp!" to a point opposite op-posite the smaller known as tbe Gar-mania Gar-mania smelters an electric road and a continuation nf tho road alrradv specified, and will agreo to have -ti(l mad dono m two veara from Jnly 1. IStX S As to the balanca of tho roads a&ked for in our petition, we would respectfully ask a term of 'five yean for the completion of work thereon, reserving the right to establish cither a horse car service or motor line thereon. there-on. We acree to entirely forfeit ourfran-chiseon ourfran-chiseon the Sttte Road if not completed com-pleted according to terms upecified. W further agree, if tho balance of the roads are not completed within the timo given by your honorable body, to forfeit all our rights to the franchise. We will commence work on the 3te Rojd in sixty days' timo from Jnly 1, waiving thirty days for the acceptance ac-ceptance of ocr proposition. As we are comparatively nnknown to your honorable body, we will agree, if required, within thirty days to furnish furn-ish bonds for the completion of the first two miles specified according to oor proposition. Tun UvrinTnAN-rr Cosirssr. It was orJered that the county attorney draw up a resolution Granting a franchise totheitapld Transit Company, Judge Bartch being the only one who voted In the negative. PltOIIATE COIXKT. Proceedings in the Salt Lake County Prolate Court yesterday: Kstatc and guardianship of Para-lee Para-lee K. Pitts anJ XV. H. Pitts, minon-; order allowing and approv ing accounts as fileJ, the guardian to file a Miparate account of each minor thereafter. Kstate of IMwanI Brain; order made apjiointingAnnic Peters Brain administrator ujon filing a bond of S3-XW0. Kstateof XV. XV. Player: continued contin-ued to August 2 at 10a.m. Estate of-John Whiting; ietltioii for revocalloii of letters of administration adminis-tration and for the appointment of William Hennefer; demurrer to petition pe-tition for revocation filed and case continued until June 27 at two p. Kstatc of John D. Chase, a minor; bond of Kllzabeth Morris approved. Kslate of James Brett; order made setting aside the whole of tho estate ror the family of the deceased. Kstat of William Swift; order made making family allowance of $23 r month, to date from tho death of said deceased. In the guardianship nf Samuel and Julius A"pj!Io Hockwood, minors; Julia Ann Sophia itock-wood itock-wood oppointed guardian uuoti riling a bond to each in the" turn of S3.750. Guardianship or Alpheus and Franklin Jtockwood, minors; Sus-swna Sus-swna C. Kockwocd appointed guardian guard-ian upon filing a bona to irach minor in the i-um of$2,5Xl. Estate of William 15. Wilkinson; decree of final discharge of administrators admini-strators made. Estate of I! riant JStri ngam; order appointing time and place to hear letilion for removal of II. C. Jacobs and XV. If. Ashby as adniinls. tra'ora of said estate and citing them to render an account of their administration, ad-ministration, and that Susan A. Stringam he appointed administrator admini-strator in fhelr siead. JistateofJJenry Moore; .claim or D. L. DavU fbr S1S5 allowed. ' Estate and guardianship of Lucy L. Clayton. Alma C. CUyton and Irene, Clayton, minon; July 9 fixed as the day .to hear petition for letters nfsru3rdlanhlji. i:stato of C'brlftlua M. Ilrlxeu; July 10 appointed to hear ittltlon T..r probate of will. |
