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Show IN JUDICIAL CIRCLES. A Han- From Minnesota Gets lato Trouble. 3IK.U0M:TUvE TO THE COAST. riusmeM It the hiprcmr, Poller, Prolialc add lotinlr (tarts. surnuiE cuCKT. At the session of the Territorial Supremo Court today, the only bniness-done-was-ririnrg the arguments argu-ments in thecase- of Samuel E. VncV vs. J. HWhalon, tried in the, Thir(Ix IXstnct Ccurt before JuJgcAndcr-oii. Judge Zinc hav-ingoiieu hav-ingoiieu l-eeiicmplevcd as counsel lu the case, it was hcal only by Judges. Henjerson and Blackburn. cohmissiomjVS couct. George H. Ventcamn was before CoaimIsicnerGrecnmau this morn in;, and waived examination on a charge brought agaiust him. Heir a reeeut arrival from Min jesota,anu i w'anted there on an iiidletmi nt charglus him with "usius tin United states postofHcc aud mall for the j uriwsc of ilifraudingdlvcn-jicr-ou, by depositing iu tlio Unit ed btates tot ollice at ftenvllle, State ot Minnesota, certain letters addreseei! to uliirs pirsons, said letters coutaluiug tickets aud let ters pntcndlag to give information concerning a certain pretended lot-terv lot-terv or raille, and alio containing other fil-e and fraudulent statements state-ments for the iiriioe of obtaining from the jerotii to w Iioti said Iet-tirs Iet-tirs vi ire aiidresse.1 money and other propi rtj " He will be sent hick In chirge of an ofllcer, tin Supieme C'ouit having made the ueco-ary ordtr. The case of t Hilton AInwcrtb, for refusing toupport his boy, vas tiefore Couimisslouer i'ralt this aftinioou. last ciniing James Iljnne, formerly for-merly of Les Aiigvle-, California, was tiken welani, to answer to an iiidiittne'it iharglug him with cnliezzling sevenl hundred dollars of the funds of a I.0 Angelra Iiank fter coming hrre, Mr. Donne se-cunsl se-cunsl a pla"e as lookkeeper. He says tint if there Isatij dncienoj iu his account) It inu-t leowiug tu 1 clerical error, aid his frtends aiv conlidcut that an invitigatio'i will show that thi re is nothing cnio'ted IXJl ICL ITEMS. J M. Mi Liiighlln was fined Jl, toda , for assault and battery . Waltir IVrchir. T. Motris aud John Jones w i re arrested Uni:t for camping In City Creek Cauvon Mr. Morn wis released and the others were held fur trial. AIix. Unmans wa fined $ todiv, for beiug drunk. Si ICie, 1 kceKr of a Chines-ojiu-nden tstoL-e tried tomorrow for v ioiatit g tho law agninit silling an 1 smoking oiuum. The joint w as iuciteil in a cellatiiiderMaIilquist' blacksmith shop ind the ciitrtnre was by waj ufa Idder. Ou- white man was found there smoking the drug. Joseph cliaw, viho furged Charles Crane's name un two $10 Iiank cheek", is in jail in default of 10 10 lotids, nquired for his aipcaraccc when the grind jury is through with an investigation of his rase. Chl'Ies Ji nseu, aTfletl 'or peeping peep-ing Into a Urcdmr roou it the t)in Hocse, forfeited $J() left for Ins appearance. II.VHVTI CURT. rroceeiiings in fio Salt I ike County Probate Co irt jestnliy J -tate of W. W. Plater; continued con-tinued tu June X, Is9j, J. i:. i; ,th cxie ting. littate of W. B. Wilkinson; petition pe-tition for continuation of sale if real estate: prcof of lasting rul-co of timeaud pUce of hearing male, iid ca.-e contitiunl until June 11. lS't), at 1U nan. Estate of Tlios. Mi IaJIaud, crin-tinued crin-tinued till Jane 21, at 10 1 in Estate of Marii Ferry; petition forseltltflueut of Dual account awl of iiitrilnition alkiued. Estate or W. V. Morris; petition for probate cf will: Hlcliard 1 Morris anJ Elias Morn apioiutiii executors on filing a bond of S2-VKI each. Lstate of George H. Pope, order male allowing Anal apro!iitin'iit aud of distribution. Estate of George IS. Ajn, W. 1 hill njir.iiut'Ml administrator iiimi hllng an iflidavlt of Ho diith of and Ayn8 and lilmga Imud of SJtxt Estate of D. O. Caldcr: coutinuctl to Juno 21, -it Ma. m Estate of ftamli L McKtbb u, re port of commissions t- take dip-vl-liu'is as subscribing witnersts to last w III ind te-tinieut taki n under alvi-imcnt. Estitcof Ediranl Brain, bond of James Mix well ippmveil ind fllisl. Estate cf Jonn Whiting; orilir nude fixing June 2i. to heir pctl Uo'i for revocition of 1 "trs of ad-iuiniitration ad-iuiniitration i-ucii to Joseph Bauir-girten Bauir-girten ana tho ippoinlnient of Williim Ilenntfer admiuistntor. Tstate of folm Iirson, or ler ap piiuling apjirtlscsr". Estate an J guirdiinship of bamq Ihjckwood, aud Julius Appoles Itockwood; June "tli apjioiutnl a time to hear petitlus for letters of guArillamliiii. Guanlinnshlp of Aljiluus Itock- wowl mil Kriiikliu KoekwooJ June -oth apjiointcd as time to hear Ititioi for letters of guardianship. out. Ml COIRT. The Sail like County Couit held a session ye-tcrday at which the following business .n transacted: trans-acted: TImj petition of the West Side Rapid Transit Company was referred re-ferred to the conrt as i committee cf tlio whole. Judge G. W. Bartcb, chairman of the committ'e of the-whole, reported that tl e committee had decided to fix the salary of the collector at S5,5'Jt,atil tlie ac-nr at the same This includes all assistants. Judge G. W. ISartcb, chairman of the committee on petition fur franchises fran-chises for street railroad, reported that the committee were iu favor of granting the frauchi-e asked for by J imes il. Mees and others or. the State Road. providing they build the first two miles within the next nlno months and the balance of the road to the smelters within eighteen months from the acceptance of the franchise. Hualso reported In favor of granting grant-ing to C. E. Wautlaud and others i franchise on Eleventh East fetrect, to a mint two miles south of the city limits; also, extending on the county road from Eleventh Eas,t to the lenittijtUiy. The petition of V. E. Wantland and others was cranted. with th understanding that said parties commence building their road with-lu with-lu ninety das from acre) tauce of franchise and complete the same to the county road running east and wet past the jienitentiary within one year, and to complete the entire distance wilhlu three years. Tlie county attorney was Instructed to prepare a franchise to that t lit ct. beleetman Smith reported having entered Into nn agreement witS the representatives of tlie city in regard to sprinkling the drive and that an other sprinkling cart would be needed, which could be bought for SlfW. The purchase was authorized. The matron of the county lufl rni-ary rni-ary was authorized to employ a boy named Larten at a salary of SC5 jr montli. The bond of L. G. Hardy, collector collect-or of Salt Lake Count), lii the sum of $130,XW was approved. Mr. Hardy's bond as collector to the Territory, in the sum of JI3J,0OJ, was also received aud approved; and as collector of school taxes, In the sum of 550,000, was approved. John Sutherland, road sur-visor sur-visor for district Xo. 5, reported tiiat 2Sn. Christian Christetisen's fence was iu the 'county road. Thefenct: was ordered tdK-removed within thirty days. Matthew Wh te pre -utcJ Ihe fdloivlug co-amunlca ion, which was 'received and filed for further consideration: "As tlio owner of a large tract of land on tlie Great Salt Lake, I mnst respectfully pc"-tion pc"-tion your board to open and construct con-struct a public highway from the rity limits of the Ureit Bait Lake, it tho highway wis made "from i continuance of the turnpike that crosses the bridge at North Temple Tem-ple Street, the distance from tin -ity limit" to the lake would be tiut ten miles, and tho route is perfectly feasible and can be made at an expense conipiratlvely small I will nnkci road onmypro-pertj onmypro-pertj twoandahalf miles iu length. Joining the rid to Bhcfc Itock and Garllell ltzsu.Ii, thus giving the residents Cf Tocele Connty the lel and most direct road to Ihe city There is no pirt of the county so little improved is tint directly west from the Temple nnd the base line Is the point on the Liko nearest thi t'itv. I shou'd lw nJea-cd to confer with you personally." Divid l'roctor repcrled tint, in iccordmce with contract, ho 1ml furnished the county with 590 bri Ige lie The superintendent of the county Innrmirypresenlula report of his expenditures for Morcli, showing a iKxlann-on haul March 1 of $U 60 During the month he hid n-celved from the county clerk SL750, and had expended 51 74ilC leaving a balince on hand of $22-1 1. The court adjourned to June 1. SUI'BfcMl. CvlUBT HI MS:. Yesterday aftenioon the follow lug, to tako eBtct June 10th, 1S9J, were ndoptel as the co njilete rules of the Supremo Court of Utah Territory: Terri-tory: BoifI. The clerk of this court shall kt-iji hit ofilce at the dace where sessions ot this evurl arc held Thn-ciUvabefore the flr-t da) of each term ho sliall prepare a calendar for ctuli niemU-r of the court and on for tlie bar, w hi n In the causes brought into this oourt sliall be entered in tlie follow lug ordir, viz. I. Causes arts Ing under laws of the United states. Criminal causes arising uuder Uiu laws of the Terrltorv; T. All other cauHn in the order of tht'tlliug of the trautcrii t, lu the title of all cases in tills court the pllinliu" in ihe court below shall if first named, beiug called apiwllaator rwiuudeiil as, the case un) lie. Itiiri. In all cSs win re an apjieal sliall If limited, i trans e'ript of the n-enrd shall lie tiled in this court wlthiu thirty duvs after suih :ii.-al hliall haw bet u perfected, perfect-ed, uulivs further lime is lii.Uil lj this court r a jutR-e IhcTeof. This trauscnt shall lie rcrtitied to be correct by tiw atrmy of tlie respective re-spective parties, oroy the clerk if Un CKiirtfniaiwliKh the apiH-al is t ikeii Th i hi lm '. proi-vediugti aud injurs shall be chrunolugicaliy arranged in the trauserit, an 1 tin jts of s-aid transcript shall lie mimliefed, and the trm-cri sliall be prefaceil with an alphabetical liidL'X,s-cif ingllic igeou which each M-parale imjier, pleading, pro-ceislnie; pro-ceislnie; and tlie ti-Huionj oi cash u itness i ftHiiid. Provided, tin! tiiu appellant or iu nttormv mij by pneclpe indicate to tile cler't wliat of the tiles of the cause shall be lu-crled iu ihe trai.scrij, ami in iich case, if t'lo record sliail be roi'id in.-ulticleni. it sliall be per fected at his cost; an 1 if uunecv-strilj uunecv-strilj v-ulaiuinous, tlie cct if the iiun-carj I'l shall be tixcil agaiiest litui Ui'i i-1 If the traDcrlt le not flleil within the time pre-eribcd ur tlloncd, the appeal may 12 ilis-uiissi ilis-uiissi d on uvitiou during the first week or the tenu without notice, 'j vauso s disinlssisl without notice tiny ic restored iluriug ti e same term on tKrtii'K i f five days to the idverse inrlv and for gixxl cause shown; but unless so nstorud. the disniK-al sliall be final. ItHLK 4 Un such motion there shall tv presented to ttieCi-utt tin eetlflcjte of the clerk of tlie court below, tinder the seal ot Midi court, certlfv ing tlie amount or character of the jti Jgment, the date of I is rendition rend-ition the fact and date of the tiling nftheiittift of appeal, and the fact, lute aud nuiduol si rvlve thereof, tut fact mJ tliuilate oi the tiling of tut undertaking tm apual and that tin same Is in due form, and also that ajipelbiil lias reccivul a certified tritis. rl J. .f tlit? rvcinl ur fhit lit, has faiietl to request uue, or iias fiil-i toiuj the legal fees therefor, if thcsvtme were douauJnl, but in i i-o the transer1) t lias been cet,itl'-d to be correct by the attorr.1 s of the respective partite, the fact aud date thereof lnav ba shown by an unt of uiem by aflidavit. Ill lf . I or the iurwsc of correcting cor-recting anv irrurur defect 111 the trans ript. eilhirpart tuav suggtst thu same iu wntlag to this tvurt, pe-cifyiiig sucli error or defei t, aim obtain an order that tin propertied Oirtifj the whole or iait of tlie record, re-cord, as max l required, or the vim- ma be t jrrcc'led b ssipula tiouof counsel m open couit before argument. If tin attorney of (he adverse ad-verse lrtv lie not pri"ent. or if the f tct of tlie alleged error or defect be controverted by him, tiiesugsestioii mu"t be accompanied by auaiiidav-iLfSlinwIngtlieuxI-tcnceof the error er-ror nr defect alleged. ftl'Ii b. liie aiM-ellaiit shall, within fifteen da v s cf the filing ot Ihe tnDrript, reiareand file with the court ciuht coi lis of 1 I rinleil ilistraet of the rccuM in eaclt ia--e, in w liich shall be set firth the title ol thee itue, with thedateof thutil ing of all papers in the court below, and a brief statei'entof the contents if itidl plead in,-, and shr.ll set forth fully the sul-lanre of the pleading mnl uf evijruce, if any, ami the points relied upon for the reversal of the judgment or decree, aiidappelltuleiiall reft r to the Jsigc numler-s In the traucilpt on tie margin of the abstract In such manner man-ner tiiat orders, plcadiugn and ev i-dencc i-dencc referreil tu In the abstract mav Ik: easily found lu the record, lien.!. T. Die responltnls counsel coun-sel may, if heivuot satisfied with the ale-tract or abridgment of the rccunl b the aj fll mt's counsel, within fifteen ilav.s after the same Is filed, file with the clerk eight coriea.of such further abstrait. is he may deem necessary to a full uu-derstandlug uu-derstandlug of tlie meriU of tue cause. ItULE 8. In case the appellmt shall LeK'ect to file an ab-trut in tampliauce with the rules; of this court, the opjio-ite party may file the abstract nn 1 prepar,! tlie cause lor a hearing ex parte and have tic costs taxed therefor, ur the court ma ilutuis the appeal, ami if the abstract Hied shall nut present the lent i nf tlie record to which refer encc is made in the assignment of crrers, the appeal may bedi-mi-HiI. Itcib'. Kor good cau-e suown, the Court or an justice thereof nia) extend the time fur the tiling of transcripts nnd nbstracls. Bl'l i. 10 The aUorcej for the aipellant sliall serve on the nltur ney for the resvudent, a copy of his points aud authorities in the form of a printed brief, at least ten da sbefoie the hearing, and within five days therefrom, tho counsel for the respondent shill serve upon appellant's ap-pellant's counsel alike copy of his points and authorities, and before the hearing the attorneys for each of the re-pec tiveiart!es shall tlie with the clerk of this court eight coplnsof his brief, and the a pellant lu his brief shall plainly and dls tlnctly set forth the jiarliiulsr ir-rois ir-rois upon which he relies for a re versal of the Judgment of the ccurt below. ROLE 11. All abstracts of the record aud briefs hereafter filed in th.s court shall be printed on unruled un-ruled white paper ot tlie size and stIe now used in tho Supreme Court of the United States, and iu small j.I"a tpe with one inch for margin,but by leave of court or of thujusticcs thereof a brief (and iu crinlual cases an abstract) cf another an-other character may lie Altai. ncLE 1J. All technical objections objec-tions affecting the right uf the appelant ap-pelant to be heard on the raciits of a cause must be taken at the lint i terni or adjourned term after the ab-, stract is filed, and n.ust be siic-ofled In writing filed at least one day be-1 fore tlie cauc U called forurgumeut, or will not 1 regarded. Su-h ob-i Jectlons mu't he prtseuled to the court beforuany argument upon the merits. Hum: 13. Caws apptalod Into this court will not be lieanl at any particular par-ticular term unless the abstract of tho record shall be filed Ufore tlio commencement of such term, or unless un-less the appeilint shill Jn writing present a satUfactor excuse for not having fllcel the abstract before the commencement of tho term; but this rule shall not apply to caws docketed fur tie Hirposes of dismissal dis-missal under the rules of the court. rti'l r 1 1. All motions shall be In wrltlug. iubscrilxSl" hy coui?M and filed with the cleik, and in case wherea lutlcc of motion Is required, the time prescribed therefor may le shortened by any justice of the court as well as the ccurt. ErLE 15. All stipulations and agreements of parties or tluir attorneys attor-neys in rc-pect' to a cause "hall be reduced to writing, signed by tlitiu, md tiled with the clerk, or stated In open cour. and entered by the clerk; otherwise the same will be disre-sanled. disre-sanled. Counsel obtaining any order or-der or judgment may bo required by tho clerk lo furaMi to him the form of the same. ItUIJilO. Au) cauxj may lo submitted sub-mitted on brief it stij ulalion, and either party may submit aciuseon his behalf on brief flUland without oral arcunicut. Rl'li:17. Counsel for eich party shall l allowed oho hour, to be divided di-vided among aocIsfes as the ma desin: buttheCourtili special cases will allow fuitlur time. Each de-fcndar.twlioapiieaml de-fcndar.twlioapiieaml sciratcly In the court l.fi'ju. bixl nil intervciior, may he lieanl througliliUoirncoun-sel. througliliUoirncoun-sel. Bt'Il. IS. All oilnlniH of the Court, after havingbcen flnall corrected, cor-rected, shall be filed and recordid bytheckrk, an I his fees tluttfor shall be taxed as a (art of the riots ItllLlu. uaicrshallbetaktu from ihufllesof this court, cxctit-ingby cxctit-ingby leave of Court or one of tho i;iticii4 thttvof, but appellants ma rtliilrsw bo ttaijsetij t uf tlio r. cord for thu purio-c uf making an allnct. Uwn giving n riveijl then-fur to thu clcr; anil upon such r!t!'iinw at may retain the same fur eight da s lot nuiUirc, unless upon the writtcuonlcrufone cf the Jus. tlces of the Sui rctiic CotiiL It the respondent shall desire to make rn abstract of the rcconl, hemiy withdraw with-draw the transmit upon giving the like rent) t ami retilu thu samu for alike time. Hut neither party shall withdraw the tMHenit m re than once. All recunls aud topers of mid court hill tie ojwii to iiispectk u i the public, aud an ptrsoii may piociireiir nutke copies tiicrecf. Itt Li I'd. Aplkatibiifirrchrnr-ing Aplkatibiifirrchrnr-ing anv cauu sliall be li (elitloii of the cell it. siguel by c-uuuel, btiitl statlug tile joints wherein it Is alleged the court has erred; such peiilio'i to lie flic! Within twentv da ii-xt liter the filing of the opinion in the case. Cutlet! sliall acconiiiny such petitiou Vith a brief of the aiithi.rilit-s rrlial ujnu in f upjort tiientif awl the ccrtillraU: reijtilreil 1 law. The filing tf a lictitiun for a rehearing shall suspend sus-pend oc-ccdiugH uuder tlie ile-tl-Ion until itilioit f r nhcariug is Ilriiosed of. Upouthedvtirmluatloii of a iK-titlon for a rehearing, or whore, on notice to the part against which the judgment Is entered in in case, the irt dues not siguif an iutti.tlon t move for retiearfug, the ckrk sli-iU italic remtthlur tu the court beioX-, or, if an original proceeding, a cojy of the final judgment, judg-ment, upon jiav ment of the balance of costs, if an, due to the clerk In the cause. Ill 1.1 il. Thcciriks of tlieJM trict Courts shall bvintitled to receive re-ceive the fees allowed by law Tot ill le-crij tsof records, and also an balauce of corls Uue in the ciun-, before delivering thu same, except lu cri nl.ial cases where the deflrul-aniaare deflrul-aniaare unable to pa fertrau-criisa of the lectin!, ami the trial judge -hall have ordered the same to be furnished uithiut tort, txctt iu rimiiial easi w here the plalutltTis npptllanl. Jtci K J2. Whenever an action saill lie brought inUicoHrt,thepAity s-ibnngluf the ciuse shall piy lei thecleik the usual and reasonable deisit rtquired by him tn y the wMsasthi'y acc-ue. Provided, that if, upon the f.r,al dr'ermltiatioii of ai cause, there shall re'naiu In the haiHNof the citikany halauceof deposit in excess of costs, it mav in returned to tlie irty entitled thereto JU't.1- JS. There shftllheappolrt-el shftllheappolrt-el at the beginning uf each term uf this court a stiurtixg coiiimitteii of tlins- membeis tif Hm lr of this court, whose 4ul it shall lie to ex amine and n-fort in writing upon thi-qualillciitionsof every apj Iicatit fir idniis-ioii lo the bir of this emit, who Is required to bo examined. ex-amined. ItliK 21. ( s rilofiteil July 23, lsSI ) Any rl ciitltlol, by ira son uf a irsuual uiten-st, to ask far or to oppose in order, judgment, or decrcf, in thu protatc court, may l peal frum the order, or judgment, or decree made 1 the t-otirt, au-verse au-verse tn him or hi Interests to the district court of a jn.il lal district emhraiiuK the cuuuty where such probate court is held, in all cases involving in-volving the proUatlng or revoking the rebate of a wilt, tlie administration adminis-tration of a deecaitut estate, ami in all casta uf gu irdUuship. MI apjieals from ruvislunil or Interlocutory orders sliall be taken within thirty days from the cntr of the same; tuil all appeals from the final dim or judgment, judg-ment, dei'iiriug the validity or iu-validit iu-validit of a will, or the final on'i r un the ailiniiustrtlii u uf an estate b an executor, admlulstrator, or guardciu, sliall l-e taken wit'iln one utrafttr tneeutr thtreof, and on apal fro-n such tital onicr, the appillalecouit shall have junviic-lion junviic-lion to review the entire proceeding from the In-ginning, airfl to affirm, modif) , or rev en any and ill orders or dteiie-i tliereiu w hleh shill aflsct the sulbtantial rights of the putles, and shall thcrtutioit make such orUererdtcrccasto the court shall seem just, ami ma remaiid the case to the Probate Ccurt in case uf reversal re-versal or modification of its orders or decrees, or retail! and exercise jurls.lli lion to complete the pio ceedlng. JIulbS. Such appeal may 1 taken tak-en within sixty iIssaftcrtlieonler, decree or judgment Is made nnd en-bred. en-bred. and sliall Ii ly riling with thecletkof huIi Frjhate Court a notice stating the a il from the onli-r, decree trjiidgmiiit, or some Iiecitii nrt or parts thereof, aud by txe utl;g in undertaking or glvingsurcly In the same imnticr and tutlie same extent, or In case ifapial tu the Mlpnme t uurt from a District Court, irov ided.tliat In rasuofappeal by an executor or adciiuistrator who liaa given oill-cial oill-cial bonds, n additlonil undertaking undertak-ing need lie given. Jtl'l.E2S. The trial of such appeal from the ProbiteCourt shall lie tfe . ra iu the District C'otirt.but when the apellatit InlilsnGtlcu specified ouly some sjs'citle pirtorpirtsof :m order, or-der, decrees or judgment npeali-ii from, the trial in the District Court shall lie confined to the part or parts specified, and the Inlance of such orJcr, deems or judgment shall stan J un.lleeted by such aptwal. A jieils shall be alloin-d from the order", decrees and judgments of the Distrkt, in sucii apical cas to the Supremo Court, in the same minner and upon the same tinns as provided provid-ed by law in ether cases. Ill LU 27. From all or lew, decrees or Judgmcnl' sptcitleil In rule 23, entered since the 2rd of June, 1S71, appeals mi lw taken in the manner by the foregolns rules provided, within sixty ds from the publication publica-tion of these rules. |