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Show SUl'HUJIR 10UUT. - Iho Ajipnlnliucnt of a frutlco lu tlio lliurch Case, Ulontoui, When Judge V. no hid concluded his lending of tin- tour 'a olnlou In the Church case, rejor ol on cisce 6 undo of this uu, Attorney I'. 8. Itlchards Inquired whither tho court would receive n aug-geatlou aug-geatlou as to the I irson lo bu appolntud Iruateo, District Attorney Varlan rtmarkoJ that If thu court would permit him to say n word, irhapa that ttip would not bo nccieiary. The attorney gen-iral gen-iral now moTid for auordir directing Ihoclerk to nolo an cilvi Hon ut tho foot ol the decrte, on thu ground that It wna contrary to the law uud tho roof, and lurther, that the npoit ahould hnvo beon reiuaudid to thuMaitcr liiOhnn-eery, liiOhnn-eery, Inaimucli aa ho appeared to have cabeontlruej 11 p)rtlon of the ilectee. Attorney Dickson aald that Inae-much Inae-much as the fund was to bo devoted to thu poor of tho Church and thu repair of houses of worship, It eotriud to him that cno who was u monitor of that lalth wvul 1 bo the roper jiereoit lo admlnliterlt. It would be uuwlsu to select as iruateo u member of uny other not. Judge '.iao naked If couiuel Hero ready to suggest anyone as trustee; whereupon Attorney Itlchards named Illahop William II. l'rr.tou. Tho Court aittid If Mr, Varlnu had I anything to any. The District Attorney antwerod no leyonJ Ihla "It might go to President Presi-dent Woodrufl so far na the govern-ment govern-ment la conctrned that la, II the decreo slands." Attorney Itlcharda aiunnteil, III Tlow of what tho dl.trlct attorney hart aid, that President Wllford Wooilrull I c n pointed truaten of thla fund, hn Irlng trustrfi In Iru.t elected by th" members of the Churrh and holding tho tltlo to their prnpertv. In mppott of thlssuggetllonMr. ltlchsnls tailed attention to aecllon 11 of tho Ldmunds-Tockir Ldmunds-Tockir Act, which provides that the title to Church property shall be held by tiuitcus elected by the Church. The court took the matter under ad-Tlirmeut ad-Tlirmeut till S p.m. Upon Ha re-aisembllng at liU this alteruoou Judge .ane handed down the final decreo In the Church cue, liolntllig LeonarJ U. Hardy (Illshop of the Hecond ward) trustee. His lond was flxod at i-'mflOO. OfJNIONB. In tho casu of Prank I'., lloycr, plninlin and resrandendTs. tho Union Paolllo Itallroadcoinpan), deloudanui and ap Hants, an appial from Judgo Anderson'e court, the Judgment was snirrned, with coats. Henry Latent al., plalnlllls and apicllanls, ts, the ltlclnnond (Jo-opcr. ante Mercantile Institution, defendant defend-ant and respondent. Tho caio was tried In Judgo Miner's court. A motion for a new trial was uvirrulcd,and from thla nn appeal was taken. Hie court nowrovcricd Iheca.e, with cots, and awarded a venire 11 nolo Itolvrt Htlinou, plalnllll and respondent, re-spondent, vs. thu Union Paclllo Co.,Ue-fendant Co.,Ue-fendant end apiellant, waa another apptal from Judge Mlnir'a court. A verdict was found for tho plalnllll and h motion for a tie, trial ovetrtiled. The judgment of thu court below waa alllrmed. In the cam of J. T. McIntosh,truitie for Helen A. Klllotl, plaintlir and re-sudent, re-sudent, vs. A, 11. Johnson, defend, ant ami appellant, an appial front Judgo Mlnur's court, tho judgment was reverrcd, with costs. ALMirrri) tm tiik hah. Tho following gentlemen were admitted ad-mitted to practice nt thu bar of this court: JudguT. J. Anderson (011 motion mo-tion of Attorney Arthur llrowu), W. W. Honuedukvr, ot tho Huprcme Court of Kanaas; Ileunor X Hmlth, of XIII-tiols, XIII-tiols, and Illihurd II. Hheppard of Colorado. The examining commltteo (through Ogden lilies) ruomiiicn In the admission admis-sion ol C. i:. Alton of thla city to tho tar, and the recummciidatlon was approved. |