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Show IN THE DOOLEY BLOCK. The Supridie Court Judges sod Thefr UornlaJ's Work. i.un Miiwn uiHirrrii. A If it llrnii of In'ornullnii (latlirrnl During A Malt Around. Clerk Ilache toon got through with the reading of yctrJay'a ruluutea uf the Territorial Hureme Court, and In Iheii o e ojofatioultiradoitnieriouaf piluclpally member of the bar, the JuJjta eellled down to the regular routine work. Hut Ju.t prior lo Ihl Attorney Ogden Hllee, of the coinmlttee apioliited by tho court to exanilno an J rop rt aa to candidates for admUaloii tu the bar of th!acotir!,recommeuded the acceptance oflhomaa Marlouncaux of this city; William A. Wllaon Of Vlrglula; Waller W, Ilynum, of loulalaue; and there waa one lady Kmnia H. I,ue, of thla city, Tho last named ha been studying law In the ofllco of Judge Hutherland for llin lait Ihtm years. Mlta I.eo Is raid to be the first lady that has rnrer applied for a legal etandlng In tho Huprcrue Court of Utah Territory. IIKUKL.N UIAH.1 IN THE LAKK. The fl rat caae taken up by their Honors Hon-ors was that oi Prank II. Ilojce, respondent, res-pondent, vs. the Union I'atlllo railroad, apillant. Thla was auappoil from Judge An dcraon's court (Third Ulatrlct). At. lornoy Van Cott appeared for the ap (ellanu; H. II. Lewis and C. Ira Kreb were for tho respondents. In tin) month of June, 1690, Iloyce, tho plalutlll lu the original action, weulforattlp to (lArfleld, mgagoj bath room, and went Into the like to bathe. Will e In tho water bo ale pnl on n leco of broken glaiaand suiUliicd a eevcru Injuty to thu fool. I'll mm officio waa claimed a demsgis, aid the Jury awardod half that amount. A new trial was a lied lor, but lo. fuatd, and the ol lector thu pnai ot a-lal a-lal was to revlow thu verdict and ordir overruling Ibv motion for a new trial. Various errors were relied upon, among them being cxcoiilvo dntnace and insufficiency of evidence to eslab llih the allegation i.f careleaamas and negligence on tho part of the auN lanta. The case was submitted after argu meat, a mrii noil). J.T. Mclntoah, trustee for Helen A. Klllot, vs. A. JI. Johnson, appellant. Thla rasuwa argued by II. II, Hon. deraou for the appelltnt and aiihmlttn 1 by countel for the reapondeiit on print. nl brlefa to be hereafter filed, ten days belugallowed In which to prejarolhe same. The point In dispute was a boud for a deed, and the amount luvolved tOlW. Hubmlited. TIIK TeimiTOIIlALUURAHV. The room set apart aa the Territorial library at the old premises ou Main street was about a unsulted to the turpose as It could will lo narrow, dark and gloomy. Aero at the Irooley block a Welcome change la made, 'lueapattuietit la a apatlous one. the vobtllallon la perfect, au I Ihn light la afforded by means of live largo wlndowe, the outlook being cheerful In llmextreme. When the books aro all arranged upon the shelvrs a work which Clerk Uscbe will enter upon aa soon aa the preaanl aeaaloti of the Hufremo court haa terminated attorneys will greatly a predate tho movo which has hcvu made, no VI Ml IN. Tliour Italia rooma In Ihn Dooley block are grajualiy finding occui ants. Cl.rk MoMlllUn of tho Third Dlatrlct court hopve to gtt located theru toward the end ol thla weak. All the I'edkral oftlcos aru on the llrat tlnor of the new building. The doublo elevator will prove a uae. ful adjunct, and la exticcttd to bo ruuulug very shortly, A IStIA COUIIK. Commlislouers Qretnman and Nor rell wlllbeconlent to remain In their old suite of apartments In the Wasatch, for tho present, but they beglu lo look pretty louily on that first Moor! Clltkr WAIIPKN I'AHMJ.Ng waa down from the "Pen." today. There are no releases from tho establishment estab-lishment over which ho trsaldis Immediately Im-mediately due. A LAtlV I.AWVril. The admission of a lady lo practice Uforo thu honorable Justlcia of tho rlu. premu court of Utah la suih nu unuaual event, that when Mlsa l.iuina I,eoa name wns rtcomniended to the tourt this morning ijullo a Duller was created among her "brother attorneys," at-torneys," for Mlaa Lee Is now, by virtue of the court's authority, n full-Hedged full-Hedged law) cr. CLIKUH AMI JIAItSIIAI.'S QUA1.THIS. Tbeolcrkol the Third District court has bti n allotted a couple of rooms adjoining those occupied by Maralul Parsons and the diputlts. "Alac," and his lady typewriter will not, however, work together as hitherto, n room having been st a art for the exclusive ex-clusive use of the latter contiguous to thu male clotks1 denrtmeut. Marshal Panon'a room la a "daisy," aud, llku Clerk McMillan's olllcc, la provided with a large vault for the nafe storing of all ofllolal booka an 1 documents. The cage for thu atouni. modatlon of irlsonera nwalllug trial, and "casu lis," la smaller, but much cleaner, than that which furuud lart uflho Wasatch fit up. 0T oitpn jvcitinq. Tho Hnirems court trociedlngs were a trltle monotouoiia today. Hut thiy seldom rise to a high t Itch, of ex-cllenleut. ex-cllenleut. At noun, Just before the ad-lournmt ad-lournmt nt, thrtu Ju Igcs, four Attorney , Iho court clirk, ui.e rejiurter and tvto Intcrisled spectators wtro to be counted. Till. CWFNDAIl. Ills prol able that the HupremeCouit Judgia will get llltoufh the calendar of oa-is lu u week or ten days from now. IN Tils. TIIIIIU IllSTItlOl CIUIIT. Allldavlt and order of supplementary proceedings were returned to llio i Ink ofthe Third District Court this uuru. Infill Ihn "am nf Joseph II um.iileu vs. J. II Van Horn;al) Inthat fJ A. Politer (Iradluga J A Kolger .V Co ) vs. Preil. u.Lrnslea;iMj r, again, In lhocaeorj. W Karrell A C vs. 1.. II. Adkln et. al , aud Wru Htiln-hart Htiln-hart et. al. vs. A. K. Mlpperley 1 1, al. |