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Show TI1IIU) DISTIUCr IUUHT. Mlilte Wants n fw Trial. .Suit on a KeplCTln Ilonil. A Judgment for Ilofuiilanl. In tho Third district court this morning Chief Justice Zwo gave Judgmont iu tho rmo of Bolomon llrlsacher vs ltobert Foster, tried nnd submitted yesterday. It was nn appeal from Justice of the Peaco Hall. Phlutlll's allegation wai that he gave the defendant tho sum of $2102 for the punhaie of certain rial ealate, and tbnt plalntltl only used 2000 of tbe said aum, leaving k balance duo htm of $102. Tbe defendant deuled all the allegations of the complaint. In the lower con It judgment was rendered In favor ol the nlatiiltU. His honor now found thoro wss no cauie of action and accordingly ren-dorodjudgrnenlfor ren-dorodjudgrnenlfor the defunduut. WHITS lS.N'T BATIS1UI). In tbu damago case brought by John White against tbo Union Pacific llallroad company, tried on Wednesday, Wednes-day, mid lu which thojury fuundfor the derrndauts, plalntltl was now granted a thirty diy's slay lu which to llio atatemeut for a new trial. llEAltl) Of AGAIN. American Publishing company vs Albert Fliher tt a I. Costa In this case were relaxed; $22.00 disallowed on stcnograi hir'si fie. The motion for a new trial on settled statement was nvt rruled, l'AIUo.sa WANT A SHOT. In tbocaie ot Arthur Pratt (territorial (terri-torial auditor) vs li. II. Parsoos (ex-U. (ex-U. B. marshal) ten days' additional lime was given to llio (latemont for ll uiw trial. ovriutULro. 11. ILTowndrow vs Bait Lake Im provemeut A N. O. nompeny.Motloii of defondkiit luruoontliiuaiicu was overruled over-ruled und an exception tukeu. A IILI'Ll VIM 1AI.NI). The first Jury case tried was that of L. B. Whitehead Vs William l.ltcli-field, l.ltcli-field, William T. lloee nud V. W. Hunter; Attorney J, M. Thomai ap I enrlug for the plnintlirand Atloruejs (lunter and B. H. Luwls for the di. fendants. It waa an nctton lo recover upon n bond In tlslm and delivery, tbu sum ilimanded being $176, and cuuio luro on doleiidaiila'apjal from Uommls-sinner Uommls-sinner Urteumau'acourt, wheru ludg. ment was rendered fir $l23,tiS nud cu.ts, thu latter taxed at $14,76. It Is claimed that iu April, 1801, the defeiidauta extuutod a r.plevlu bond In the sum of $200, and tertalii protty token from thu plalntlfl. But-itiueully But-itiueully the court adjudged the title tu tie property '. be In thu plalntltl unit tie tndkuui wire ordered to return the properly, uluut ut $100, nlilch they have tailed lode. '1 In, Jury fount for the il.tlntlll'lri tliuiumof $100, and coits of tbe lower court, $10.26. nouiiT NOIK3. Qcorto Oodfrcy, who was sent up fromOipleu tor eighteen months for adultery on October 17, tbOJ, lias beuu pardoued by President Closoland, and releaiud from the penitentiary. The charge ugulust A, l'otrowltskl iBMatilllng Hen Btelnmati Jr, was heard Iwforo Commliiloncr Pratt yi-sterJny nficrnoou. I'llroHltskl wan lined t and ecltr, nmountlng to t.UGO. 1 The cito of J. N. Harrison vs A. A. llawman ttal lua been ami slot to tbo Third district court from Commlisloncr Morel's iouiU Hull was brought In tbo lower couit to recover $250 on n promlisiry nolo nnd Judgment was rendiicdngalnst the delendant J. M. Nelson for $232.60, from which Judgment Judg-ment Nelson apatod. An usaault casu from Houth Cotton-wood Cotton-wood precinct came before ( oTimla doner (Irrinmnnycitininy nfiiriimin. I ollx llobirls having beiu chargul with littery upoullie b uly of (Jeorue llullskir. Itnppiatut that tho parties met at Miller's mill on April 3rd. Tho defendants rilled Hull ilti r names nnd that was how the lr-ut lo I conn. Hie evidence wss of n rather conlllit. lug nature. Commissioner Uriiumaii lined the defsudanl$S nnd coils, which was paid. Tho bearing of Holomon Hancock and M. II. Daly Jr, charged with obtaining ob-taining money by laliu iretensit, was set down In Cotnmlsilonrr Noirell'a enmt tiilerday, but contluuid until this afternoon. Amos Moahrr, thu complaining nitnies, ntlige Ibat llio defendant, who reside at Payion, nllerel lo deliver 100 bead of rattle Ij lilrn at an early dato for (u much per bind. 1 bey tepresi rate.it theiupelveaas telug ini'ii uf good standing, and Moiber, believing the reprmentattonr, luldthem $600. He now claims that they wero unable to deliver the cattle, and that tbu representations were made for tho purpeu of fraud. In tho Thlr I district court yisterdny afternoon nu notion waa tried Involving Involv-ing tbe p shssIou of a gruy mare. Hon C. Van Uyke was tlio plalntlll nnd 11. Usubuller A. Bona defendants. Tlio t-aii, was tiled lefore Commissioner lloctli, woo reuderinl ludgmont In favor of the ilalnllll, from whlih tho vlofcudunta appealed. When taken up yesterday tiu rn was dlemts,ud as to John II. Uauhntter, nnd leave was klvcn to lilnoi it tlio complaint nnd answer. Plslullll alleged that the mare was itilcn from him mid later taken upasatiislrny and sold to a certain per, on lu Davis oouuly, who rubto luintly lurnod ber ovar t3 the dtfond unts. Ibvjury found for tbe pltln-III). |