Show from NOV 22 1888 TIRE THE LAWS COURSE business BuBi nesB transacted at salt ake ogden and provo THIRD DISTRICT COURT the trial of the suit of ali ah sing vs the union pacific railway company was concluded before judge sandford last evening the result being in favor of the heathen last october the plaintiff was ejected from a union pacific train near pulpit rock because of an ale alleged ed irregularity in tits bis ticket of which the plaintiff had bad no knowl knowledge efte he rought brought suit against the 4 company any cis claiming ming that his feelings had been injured injure to the extent of and asking that sum as damages the jury agreed that the arbitrary manner fanner in which the railway had treated the heathen was pot not justified and returned a verdict giving ak sing W damages m the first ease case tried to was that of miles hamilton vs weitzel the plaintiffs are real este agents in this city and the defendant iu ib a resident ot of winfield winfield kansas mr witzel waitzel had twenty acres of land in salt lake county tor for sale and the plaintiffs secured him a customer he subsequently refused to make the deed to we the would be purchaser and also declined to pay the real estate men their commission suit was brought and the case tried today toay the defendant tailed failed to appear aphea after hearing bearing the testimony the jurors returned a verdict without leaving the box baxas a easing the amount to be paid by M mr dotzel at the suit ot at albert dalaman aco co vs T T J and J P kelly was also determined in 1886 the plaintiffs sold to the kelly brothers three barrels of melrose melroe bourbon whisky the liquor was aner afterwards wards burned when keiles saloon at stockton was destroyed by tire fire it was never paid for and today the jury gave a verdict for the plaintiffs of 50 the suit of frances B R anderson vs alc 8 C ewing was then taken up and occupied the remainder of the day in this case mrs anderson b ought bought a hpe horse from mr ewing the animal p proved ved to be diseased and the purchaser chas er is suing for tor for breach of warranty at a former trial the jury disagreed FIRST DISTRICT COURT judge henderson presided in the ogden branch of the fiest district court yesterday wm skeen against whom there were two counts in the indictment tor for unlawful cohabitation found under the old segregation system was called lor for trial he pleaded guilty to the first count from january to december IM 1884 and upon questions from tr the e court promised to ito obey the law in the future as construed by the courts sentence was suspended until dec 1 wm win sheen indicted tor for adultery withdrew plo his plea or of not guilty and aej eat entered guilty sentence was deferred until dec an order was also entered deferring the sentences previously set for dec to dec john thorpe charged with unlawful cohabitation withdrew his former plea of not guilty and entered one ol of guilty sentence was set tor for dec the grand jury filed into court and returned two indictments the charges of unlawful cohabitation against hans hansa J christensen and wm L skidmore both of cache county were ignored by the grand lury jury and the defendants discharged lars C of smithfield cache county haying having gone before the grand jury yeater yesterday fay morning and inece mae a statement which was the cause of an indictment being beim found immediately dia tely was arraigned arraign id and pleaded guilty he was seventy two years of age and very feeble had come to america in 1863 had n bozier r b been naturalized was not a atle madof cf ae much c eh property had bad married his V p plural u ural wife ten years ayo ago his youngest child was five years or of a age ge he did not know what he could promise in the future the court sentenced him to thir ds days al imprisonment awo two little looy boyad sD munson manson and wm bedell who halte bate been confined in the county jail on the charge of petit larceny W were re arraigned and pleaded benjo sentence gen gul rulley t ty sentence tence was suspended peter poulsen john jelin oscar and peter Ern ernstrom were admitted to citizenship N C flygare was waa arraigned on the charge of unlawful cohabitation and pleaded leaded guilty sentence was set for FIRST DISTRICT COURT PROVO at provo the following cases came before judge judd belloe G gab munroe vs margaret munroe thirteen days given in which to answer united united states vs john A pace unlawful cohabitation court ordered the immediate issue bt bf a bench warrant for the defendant it is understood that when sentence was suspended upon paces promise to obey the law he be skip skipped with his plural wife his first wife is suing cuing lor for a divorce but in consequence of his depar departure fure the case of helen pace vs john A pace T the he SUIT of herebert bait et al vs american pork fork city was concluded in this case complaint alleges that plaintiffs owned certain houses on the shore of salt lake used for the purpose of carrying on the business of entertaining guests and while go so en american fork city by its agents came and cut and tore down the plaintiffs houses the claim for damages to property is OW and loss of profits 2000 T the e defendants alleged that the houses were in the public bublic street and that the plaintiffs gad bad been duly notified to have them removed and failing to do so the officers acted within the law in giving givin his bis charge to the jury the court sam said they should consi consider wry er whether the structures of the plaintiffs were on the property of american fort city if not your u r investigation would end right therdo there so tar as the right to recover is concerned the patentee from the united states sold or agreed to sell the land to the city which land is described as running to the lake if the proof satisfies abu bu that the land granted reaches to the lake and that this street belonged to american fork city then you will find for the city provided the city had the right to remove the houses but the tee court instructs you otherwise the city had no right rig in any case to remove the property in a summary manner unless the plaintiffs plated placed those houses there knowing the land to belong to the city and not in good faith further it the city by bv its agents stood by and saw the plaintiffs erect the structures without objections ons it had bad no right to remove them summarily but must do soby recourse to the courts after further instructions on tha th subject of damages the court gave th case to tb the e jury who found for the th plaintiff lain tiff andi and assessed the damages at 1500 until december esth given to prepare a bill of exceptions I 1 united states vs joan turner cut ting timber demurrer to answer overruled exception by plaintiff trial in progress anna marks et al vs john T sullivan et etal al motion for conti nuan denied on plaintiff admitting cert evidence vh isaac C abegg vs wm armond amen dismissed plaintiff to pay costs Blom vs Blom called for argument POLICE COURT before justice there were but a lew few small cases these were disposed PO sed of as follows robert bruce and ym vm blanford anford Bi for drunkenness 5 each john develin develin tor for being drunk and disorderly 15 louis Pope leaving horse unhitched |