Show m WHIT OF MANDATE I Proceedings to Compel Judge Ncriell lo Sign a Decree IN ACCORDANCE WITH RECENT DECISION < Snproult Court lit I tho Co 01 the North point IrrICAtIon Cu A SI 1 Limit bIt Ik Ca Cott al 1 Tho Supreme court with Judge Jacob Irt Johnson Hitting In placi of Justice Haiuh listened to arguments this of Is noun III I thc mandamus proceed lit 1 iflouglit I by the plalntllt In the Case of tho North Point Consolidated Irrigation I company a Tho Utah and halt Lake Canl company et < I Against Judge Norrcll of the Third district court Th writ of mandate Is I prajfd for to compel com-pel Judge Nonell to Hgn findings ot fact and conclusions of law In accordance accord-ance with the Supreme court decision lit favor of the rmlPed Hor time ago II Plaintiff The plaintiff contends that the findIngs find-Ings I of fact nn conclusions of law are strictly In accordance with the Supreme curl decision and ner dmwn And press ntt 10 Judge Norl but that he refused 10 sign them and equeta cou1 for the defendants to prepare anew a-new set of findings and conclusions of low which was dime accepted and Flglcd by Judge Norrell It Is I fur the out by the ptalntff that th A ndInRm and conclusion Be Signed < are not In acurdance with the Supreme court pint 0 no Inconsistent with tho Issues of the case and against the laws I of the Mute The defendant contends that Manila moo proceedings Is I not the proper Irocedlog nt d1thl remedy that the remedy h by appeal ap-peal which would bo adequate and speedy for the errors made Judge Ixiofbourow and n W Taylor Tay-lor appeared for plaintiff and 1 S Richards and O F Putnam for Juilgn Norrell The court also listened to argmor today In the case of the Crescent llln Ing company appellants Vs the Sliver King Mining company and took Ihe matter under alvlment TI ITI 1IONT119 le 31 Outfitter 8 Irned I In III fillnil Court toy Judcn Varihall George M Outhrle Was sentenced by Judge Martha In the Federal court this morning to serve thlrten month In the State prison The offense of nhlch tho sentence Is I n result con minted In the forlng of a name to a five dollar postomce order In the coo of the Farmers Lan And Trust omlnny against the Union Light nnd Power compan i > etltlon for intervention wa argued and submItted sub-mItted I lU1OIIII IFL JaitioMIion E rnluv 100e 01 The la 1 Court Till Morning Harry Casey Wm OBrien Thomas Hn and Frank Miller had IIn eam Inallon before Justice C M NIelsTn I this morning on the charge of bavlng on May 21th last burglarized the clothing stare of the Slegel company And Stealing a considerable amount 01 clothing There was quite an amulng scene In court when the men > r required to remove the stolen clothing from their persons In order that Mr Blegel might Identify I the some I appears that then the-n removed their old clothing some of which was found about the cars near 1 the depot and donned the new ones which they had sniped In their I burglarizing depredations Tho day after the burglary the men were at Handy trying to dispose of anew new ulster and this fact connected ulth the additional observation that two of the men wore Iwo pairs of troCI each roused the uplclon of rousct I the city marshal and he placed them under amt The next morning the anhal found less 1 clothlnir with theme the-me a than when he placed them In Jail the night before An eumlnllon re paled the fact that a quantity of silk I handkerchiefs nnd some trousers had been very deftly Flipped Into the matra but the tick did not work unit the mn nro confronted here by tho Sandy people as witnesses Another An-other thing that counted niratnst the I men was the fact that Ollrlen was I I recognized by Detective Sheets as one ho had been begging around town are a-re N days ago as n lot led man The ot Niors Were also recognized a genera Ivagm and undlrahl citizens Iay VAn Cot acted as Prosecutor his 1 morning and Mr O A Wooly as appointed by the justice to defend he men who were held too the district ourt nnd Are now In tho county Jail waiting trial air lirno Vvina liter Quit The Jury j In the enso i of Mary r Irown against the Fraternal Accident nclaton of America ba rturned a crJIt In favor of the plaintiff for 2000 Mrs Drown sued to ncovtr he amount of the verdel on an Ale lint Insurance policy alleging that ler husband C M Hrown died Us a a Fault of Injuries received through ailing on n sidewalk Judge lllle I VVII1 Try Them The following cases heretofore actor act-or trial before Judge Cherry have been oOllnue And will lie hard before Oth ude Miles commencing Friday > June FRIDAY JUNU 10 Tho F n Warren Mercantile com any vs Harry Robinson J W Miner vs Sal Lake City etc Jacob VII V C I Hawley recorder tal ned Furniture company vs N I J D Waterman WEDNESDAY JUNE 15 W 1 Sells vs Salt Lake City lurr Ill Free Joseph Burrows the Young truant ho cam near being sent to the reform ichool by Judge Norrell a few week halhis ago had lilB case dismissed today I was shown that Joseph had been a goody > good-y for the put thirty days hence bta l discharge from custody llllrlil Court Short Orders Judge Cherry made the following or Jfra today I L Driver et n vs Salt Lake and Ogden Gas and Electric Light company motion to Telex cot continued till Saturday June 4th R Ilutterneld vs CKenney motion for new trial overruled Joseph I Iluslam Va James N lies lam twenty days time additional toIle to-Ile bill or exception Frlnk E McGurln ve Nat Wad Fltzgerold demurer 10 complaint overruled by Ionent William D turrlervs White Son company et nl demurrer to Inwr overruled motion to ktrlko out part of answer allowed Cunnington A company vs W C novvrlng et at Judgment for plaintiff as prayed for Warden nushnell company vs Charles Handley contlnLd I till law and motion elndar Charles I Make et nl vs The Old Jordan and Galena Mining company et alj demurrer overruled and ten days given to answer Carl Jensen Mi The Old Jordan and Galena Mlnng company et al same order I Absalom W Smith vs The Old Jordan Jor-dan and Galena Mining company et aI demurrer to complaint argued and submitted I K Bloch company v A Lock vvlti et al demurrer withdrawn and ten days glen to answer Alex C McLean vs Western Union Telegraph company thirty day nl dltlonol time glen to servo and file notice and motion for new trial Abraham Smith VB n O Raybould et al dmuror confessed and tn Ian given to answer nitrlil cuort NIII O J Salisbury li I suing lienj lamp ton In the TMrd I I district court to recover re-cover note 100 on II certain promissory Haw llns ft CMtchlow Inntttutel proceedings 1 pro-ceedings against William Varley In h c Third UUtrlct court today to collect col-lect tiO alleged to b owing Plaintiffs I I va rlet I Riley llros have Instituted attach nKiit iiruuidlniil against J JUIley T t Hood the saloon keepers to re caver 5D0308 for goods sold and delivered I de-livered the plaintiff The hearin g on it motion for t nT trial In the case of Lucinda Lebther utlnst George e Lambert has been Tuesday cautinuf J by Judge Norr1 until next Relief Society Conference Postponed The general Relief society conference hat nan expected to be held In June of I its year hs been postponed until 1 the first part of August on account of Unexpected Un-expected circumstances Due notice of tile time vvlll ba given previous to the conference I orders 01 the president Zlna D I Young E B Wells Secretary tar > |