Show SOMEBODY IS ANGRY the school chool Interests Inte ts creak create considerable friction tion POWERS ALSO A RECEIVERS tie the allegation in judge zanes application cause cattle a sensation A session ot of the territorial supreme court was held this afternoon chief justice sandford and associate justices boreman and henderson being present judge judd was absent in provo brovo united states attorney hobson of colorado was in court to represent the government in the suit against the church in the case apt of the crescent mining co vs va wasatch mining co the motion for a rehearing was denied by the unanimous action of the court jacob H walcott of tooele thoele was appointed a united states commissioner stoner judge zane stated to the court that his bis petition in behalf of toe school interests 1 had been reduced to writing as directed by the court attorney J M zane then real read the petition which will ial be found in full in another bartot NEWS during the reading hobson williams and peters sat twirling their mustaches and evidently very uneasy at its close judge zane said the petition had not been verified b because the rules of chancery practice e did not require it united states attorney hobson then arose his face was flushed hed ana from his voice and action it was wa ahrent aj farent that he was in anything but a peaceable rams rame of mind he said mid such a doen in biant nt should be verified as if the legations made were true the receiver should be dismissed and his attorneys proceeded proceed Pd against judge zane this is not a petition to remove the receiver judge sandford there are some very serious charges that some egre bious wrongs have been committed mr williams next came to his bis feet AL a ld id there was blood in his bis eye he v olid dd he did not propose to sit qu quietly etuy vy uy while such subh charges were made against him ibbe it he was guilty of what was alleg edhe he should be disbarred dis barred he protested against cadges being written by any scandal if monger an and d brought into court he hd wanted such allegations verified so the makers could be put to the proof mr mir robson hobson opposed the filing of the petition and thought it if the statements were true all the attorneys should be dismissed judge zane we propose to proceed under chancery permitted will offer evidence to prove the charges we have made we think we can do so f fully ally it if the court will allow us mr williams interrupted judge zane and moved that aliat judge powers be allowed to appear as attorney for the receiver as he be williams was accused of a serious offense judge powers was so allowed judge sandford Sand tord said the petition should be presented to the governments government and the matters therein stated be brought to its attention the court ruled that the petition should be verified but they were willing to waive that and bear the arguments as to the legal points in the case zane said it would better please lease his bis clients it the bearing bea rigg could to be had bad before the full bench judge judd now being absent mr robson hobson did not think eliere was anything in the case to require it to be heard before the whole court judge sandford said it had bad not been possible tor for judge judd to be present today and the discussion of the case could not be postpone das he be judge judd was going east lor for a vacation in day or two judge zane said there was no reason tor for pressing the matter as there was plenty of time before the case would venty be e finally disposed of the court decided to bear the arguments at present Judge Zane then proceeded to discuss the case from his standpoint as to the interest of the schools in the property to be confiscated the school trustees were the representatives of the common schools they conducted all of the financial ba bw ainess for their respective school districts in regard to the property to be es cheated judge zane declared that no power on earth had any beneficial interest in it except the common schools that interest entitled them to be heard board so that the I 1 amount would not be diminished in sums of more than at a lump the argument was in progress when the went to press |