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Show FROM AROUND THE COURTS. An Allegation o! Perjury Committed In the Laid Office. TitKKaTo r.Miiii'iniKxr cisr. oifl )Irrtg by IVnnmlislnner or- rrlt rtlnlng "nil Hood or I'llrl Ihicuinrnlt, I tc. Then baa been nothing peculiarly larlllng In' tho cruris today, but tbe variety of suljolned Items wert gntherod by the Nl wa rej retcnlallvo while making lila usual morning ruundsi ALLtosn i rujuitY. Jamss l'lrsiius, nu elderly, respect-able-looking msu, resiling nt N'ewton, Caihocounly, waa ludlolel In Judge ane's court thlstuornlng for commuting commu-ting wilful aud corrupt wrury on an application made by hi m lo the Register Reg-ister and iteorlver of thel.snd Unice In this city, on April 4tb, 189), to enter aaa homestead, under the lawa of tho United males, the eait half of the southeast quarter of taction IT, In towiudilpistu north of range one west, being eighty acres of Ian I, Tbe question waa put to Ihe defendant defend-ant ly Iteglstsr ltobbt: 'Have you aud your family resided continuously oh' this land slnro first establishing n'ltdenoe thereon?" (meaning tbe land above referred to), aud on oalu tbo defendant de-fendant replied I "We do, aud have since 18S0," whereas tbsy had not livid upon It at all. This was the alleged perjury Uu which tbe charge, le listed. Abltlant Dlstrkt Attorney Hlephens prosecuted; Attorney J. A. Williams defended. The case was In progress at noon, and may last all day, , TI1K (lAHUO HOUSE. Upon tho application of United Hlilia District Attorney Varlan, the hearing of tbe motion for a new trial In tbe case of Ihe UnlleJ Muttes vs. the Uardo Home was set for tho Slat Inst (rlaturday next) TIIK I1LUK JAY CASK. The bearing or tha ciae of Alex. Woodtvs, the lllue Jay Mining Co. was risiimod lu Judge Anderson's court this miming. l'lalntlll'a oouusil called additional wltneises to sustain the points claimed bytbera rngardlug tbe alleged con splracy and fraud connected with Ibn orgaulxatlou, lncludlug not only the articles of Incorpor&tlou, some names lo which, Ibty atsert, were not author-lted,butthe author-lted,butthe mortgage as well. The general charactor of the testimony tended to show tbat the promoter. Donovan, was of an Impecuutousanel unreliable ttamp, aud his dealings throughout were, consequently, of an unstable nature. In relarence lo the mortgage, tbo aeme expuls who cp-loated cp-loated at the criminal cxamlnalhu before Commissioner Ureinmau wero Introduced today, and a very exhaustive ex-haustive Ineiulry was made of them relatheto thu comparisons of handwriting. hand-writing. Tho only law Istue raited during the niornlug's tetslon was aa to whether plalntllfs should elect to stand on their mortgage uudtr which Itieyeucktu en'orce their claim, or bo permitted to rove that the alguature of Mra. Tofte was fraudulent. Four or live witnesses, In alt, were examined, and Ihe tlalnlll!' counsel announced that tlieiy txpect to clue their cate this afternoon. 'U1VIC I AUQIIS AT LUCKSMlTltS." On Monday morning last a gooeMook-Ing gooeMook-Ing young woman, niumnt (Jlenora Htansberry, secured a dlvurco from her husband, Clyde H. Htansberry, In the Third District Court. At that time Jl. C. Crouch, over whose head a charge of fornication had teeii heuglug for some tlrou, waa confined wlthlu the walls of tbe peultentlafy. The twain contemplated matrimony, but this latter lat-ter olstacle stood In the way of their union. Yesterday afternoon, however, Assistant Assis-tant District Attorney .Stephens moved, lu Judge Zeue'a court, that the charge agalost Crouch be dismissed, and the accused waa thereupon discharged. Very slortly after this the cou le obtained ob-tained a license aud were married by Commlraloner Norrsll, lu blsonice. Till! CUJTIU.-eU CIVII OUI.MXTOK. In Commissioner Moyer's court this morning J. J. Kato cuenu up to lurther answer the charge of obtaining money by false prelouses. The clruuiustancea of tbe case were given In the Nhws about a weet ago, at the time of tbe defendant's arrest. Kato was a collector col-lector for a local clothing club and the allegation was that detailed to ac ount foroertalu smallsums of money which ho obtained from one of tbe members He was now ordered to pay a Hue of JJ and costs, bringing up the total to tomethlogllke!J.1. H. II, Lewis, thu difeudaui'e attorney, gnve notice el a peal to the Tlilr I district court. out ton AM AIIIIMI. Tlie grand Jury of tho Third District court went for a drive to the inlteu tlary this morulug, for the purpose of making uu luipoctlotl uf the lulerual arrangements of that Institution. Alter golugtbe rounds of the place tbe Jurors wire entertained at dluucr by Chief Warden Parsons. (IITT1KII UKADY. Clerk J. T. Ilache Is beginning ti iirejiare for thu June se-sslon of tho 1 errltorlal Buprcruu court A 1ACKM1SHIMU, In consequeuceuf the death of his sitter, llalllrTMptaiue waa aUeut from hla poet III Judgu Kane's couit today, and his i lace waa filled by Daj uty Marshal George llyuou. Deputy-Marshal Deputy-Marshal John Walton wat Mr. lly-non's lly-non's substitute In Judge Anderson's court NOT TO BB til 1'l.oilt u. There Is it e.ry heard among tbe deputy United rltatea marabals that "trade" la anlully dull. ON Vvihit llfllE. Deputy Marshal r). F. Mount arrived lu Hits elty to lay from the Detroit dlstrlrt, situate Ivtween 1'isti Hprlugs and Dettret Mr, Mount takes an active Interest lu raining, tend retts that most favorable conditions at tree ent exist lu the regiou of lountry from which he halls, A X-AIiYTU'lHWIITIin't) suit. About a fortnight ago a young tidy, M'ssourl Dautel, whose praltatlou is lhat of a typewriter and s'egograpliei, troubtsutt In Commissioner (Irten man's court ae,ali at I.. II Mnli'flflJ, with the object of recovering JV). or tbarraboiits, for services rendeied, llio defendant la the Halt Lake agent o' Ihe C'alliraph tyewilter comiany, and haa an UlUe In Ilea ( o n-inerrlal n-inerrlal blcck, lletook eie-tflloii to Commlsaloner Urreninan Hying the tie ou tbe grouu I lhat the lady It an acqualntauceof tbo cominlnloner, thougli, In fact, they am entire strangers: strang-ers: auJ so ii change of venue was ha I lo Coninilasloiu r Ji orrell'a court. The trial of the cute win Used lo Uku I lace this a'letnoju, and Ihe plilntllT, who, by the way, Is an orihau, will lie retrtseuted by Altomeya llnljetlu k Tatlock. !;. V. Tnylorlslhede-fendant'e Tnylorlslhede-fendant'e atlniner. U teems that Urn delendsnt had ellemd Iho young laly 118 or tw In sell'emont of her claim, but this she positively declined liuo-cel, liuo-cel, alidlnilste.il upon having "all or none" Hi the miller It tell for the coutttodeclJc. iik waists' ins niiAiir. Frank M. Meade tills morning brought suit lu the 'IhlrJ District courtaiialiisl II. M. Abbott, This. Kel-low Kel-low and K 1.. Miller, praying thst the defendants be ci'lnlle I by a decree of the court to oinvey to hlman undivided un-divided one fourth Interest In the Mouarch and Hllrvr Issue tinning clalma) locate I lu tbe Deep Creek country, auJ that his rlclils theuln le qulete-ei. In. March, I6W, the plalnllir auldsfendant Abbot tnteied In'o an agreement to prospect and locale jilnlug claims lu partneishlpand have an iqial interest lu all discoveries, etc, made. The other two elefvndants were afterwards taken Into artner-shlp,and artner-shlp,and after this a tlinicultynrose.all the defendants rrluslug lo convey to plalnllir, Itlaalleged, any Interest In Ihe locations. TIIK IIAltllOAU TO "ALTAI 11. In the Third District court this morning IheHaltalr Hallway company lodged i suit agslnst John It, Hume! Jr., Ueorge 1. Wlnsness, Agues M. Jones, James H. Camplell, and Hobeil listen, Jr., praying that certalu lands held by the defendanta tie decreed by the court necessary for the plalottlps ui lu thu roposed con-atmcllonof con-atmcllonof a lino of rallrokd between Halt Lake City and a olnt on Iheehore of tbo Ureal Hall Lake, Ilia westerly direction; that aield landa may be appraised ap-praised and condemned. In the manner provided by law, In plaintiffs uio lora tight of war lor railroad uriottt. Hlchard W, Voung It tbo attorney for lliocooijany. A IlKUUIIIIklt, A demurrer to llie complaint was flleel llile uioriilng In thecaae of itogers A Co. vs. W, D. Iliwrlng. 1011 A KECMVEII. Motion for the appointment or a re celver was entered this morning lu Iho case of Louisa, Kluj vs. Joseph Wll-klntouetal. Wll-klntouetal. CRUSKMUt'LAINT. An answer ami croes.coni lalnt tins 1 evn life J today In the cueol It. W. Fuller a. CbrlstUii I. Cnrutlan-sou Cnrutlan-sou et al. FITTLKII t'l". An aatlgument of Judgment lias been filed today with Clerk MoMlllen In the case of (I, M. Haellucr vs. tbe l.mplte Httaia I.sunlry Co. (on au actlou for damages for ixraoual Injuries.) In-juries.) Ainrru. An admission haa been entered In the complaint of J. H. Mitchell vr. Francis 1'asco. Judgment will be entered accordingly In favor of plain-lilt. plain-lilt. Til III U ANsWI.IIS. An aniwerlo the complaint of Intervention In-tervention baa been Died today luthe Third District Court lu the caie of Maltha Turner ti. Wells, Fnrgo,V, Co.; lu that or the simei plailltltT vs. tbe Union National Hank, aud also In that or same vs. Ihe Utah Title, Insurance In-surance ls Trust Co. |
