Show DE lnHER SUSTAINED CrownPoint Mining Company Has to Make Each Claim a Separate Answer TiE SUIT IS FOR 105528540 As Inanioloa fop Alleged Truuo t itslisto blw 11 > 81 Vorl ad Other to Judge Hallctt today sustained the ain a-in u fr to the defendants answer In the case of the Crown Pplnt Mining company against the Ontario Silver Mining company but gave the defendant defend-ant thhty days In which to amend Plaintiff In this c7ave brought action for the recovery of 9S5li5tO alleging alleg-ing a trespass on the purl of the defendant de-fendant upon Its property The complaint alleges that the defendant de-fendant entered beneath the surface ot plaintiffs mine nt Park City and mined and extracted ores of the value of upward up-ward of 1700000 Defendant answering denied the free items unit met up nn affirmative defense judge Mcleeon of counsel for plaintiff plain-tiff contended that It could not be ascertained as-certained from the answer how the veins of the mine traversed any of tlu elattlit The allegations of the answer he sild 1 may or may notl be true but In any event It did not constitute a Justification Justi-fication for the trespass Judge Dckon further argued that ouch of the Claims named both In the answer and complaint should be the onbjct 1 of I separate anr nn1 should 1I 1 he Hepurutely pleaded Judge Hallctt took a smllar view of the question ques-tion and sustained the demurrer givIng giv-ing defendant thirty days In which tome to-me separate answers The plaintiff was represented n court today by Dlckxon Kills X Hills and Drown tt Hemlenionnnd the defendant by Bennett Harkness Hovvatt IJrail Icy tt Richards 1rolmbly ell William O Hampton failed to np pear before Judge lilies this morning tn how cause on complaint of his wife why he tins failed to come UI to the court order to pay temporary alimony mony to his wife In the sum of l5 per month landing the hearing of divorce proceedings Instituted by the lady some six month ago The plaintiff alleges that Mr Hampton Is I something over 70 In arrears and It was for this delinquency that he was cited to appear ap-pear this morning Inasmuch OB none of the pirtles Interested 1 appeared In court tills morning It Is I quite probable that tilde the matter has bn etUd out Muoice bait at Cool > Jude O W Powers returne1 fron Coaivllle this afternoon where he ham hen attending court representing the ilnlntlff In the suit ot Mrs 1 Mary Lln len administratrix against the An chor Mining company The suit is I for damages on account of the killing of the husband of plaintiff In n kllln1 owned and operated by the efendant company Judge Powers ade the opening argument for the plaintiff being be-ing followed by Mr tlrovvn for the company Mr Straup concluded for Mrs Linden and the case went to the Jury this afternoon ItoMen Llo Cni The damage cult of L n Holdsn against the Utah and Montana Ma hlneryTOmpany and George i Chand ler the trial of which lo commenced be fore Judge Hnllet and a Jury In the Federal court yesterday was concluded today the court Instructing the Jury hrnc to 1nhrn a verdict for the defendants Ilnmago Suit Argued Justice Nlelson heard arguments to day In the Putt of Holt Drum of the Iowa Livery Stable against C 1 Dol ton for damages alleged to have been sustained I by the livery stable people by reason of the runaway of n team bile being driven by Mr Dolton The plaintiffs are represented by Dan Hor Ington and the lofcndint by Judge Ilovortnan After hearing the arguments Justice NIIon tool the case under ad Imlt Admitted In Cltlienntilp Urlgrmm 1 Inkleyv formerly one of Queen Victoria ubjects was title morning examined by JU ge lilies amto hla quallncatlons for citizenship In Undo I Sam proud domain A J Hal and J i Drury testified as to Mr Ink ley s worthiness and the necessary papers were ordered Issued Judge luiesit Odo In the came of C r Thum receiver a Woltnh01mo Judge lilies allowed thirty days In which to answer the complaint The suit of Samuel W Woolley VA C L Dlgnowltg and > ten was continued to the 16th Joro m TooI lo Judge Cherry returned from Tooele yesterday evening He says that on June 13th he will again open court In Tooele for the purpose of setting cases for trial by Jury on July nth litirol Conti tn tile Ruprm cout today alen mnt were mud8 In he case at Join 1 Hillings resnvJjutnt V Ellas u Parsons appellant Mr A T Bchrev dcr appeared In behalf ot tile appellant and Messrs C 0 Vhlltemore and II C ldwards for the respondent The case wan taken under advisement The case uf IMwnnl T Hlur > plain tiff and respondent < a the HJt Lafce Copper Manufacturing cnmpuny end others Yell argued this afternoon |