Show COURT COORT proceedings there has been nothing to excite particular attention in the courts today in i judge zanes department the first fint matter called u up was waa that of the american publishing publishing co vs va the fisher brewing co which yesterday looked like going over for the term this morning however rather than risk so BO great a delay attorney rawlins consented to the e case being finished be fore eleven jurors as there was not the of the sick nick juryman fury man returning therefore the trial went on with the taking of further testimony the arguments may finish today at all events the case should KO go to the jury not later than friday if oo no more unforeseen obstacles block the waye way CANNOT PROCEED TODAY the case mentioned in yesterdays yesterday js NEWS as having begun before judge anderson as referee had to be continued until tomorrow or longer if need be in consequence of counsel en an in it being occupied in judge zanea court today A RELEASE FROM THE PEN A convict whose term la in the pent tertiary tent iary lary has h expired was set free this morning he fie was wa michael murphy convicted at ogden of and sentenced on december seb 1890 to two years yean and six alx months imprisonment IN A NEW CHARACTER ex warden sam parsons has ha not been long out of a job he left the penitentiary last week to make room for his bis successor there now he be has received the appoint appointment mem t of a deputy marshal ma rebal at t the hands bands of marshal banton tod and will tallie up his hie abode at provo sam barn is no stranger there and aad his alb return will be welcomed by a host hoist of old friends ALLEGED an account wag an given in mondays Monday Ps NEWS of the anase after two alleged and their subsequent cap ture lure by deputy marshal manhal will goodsell goods and a man in the employ of mount and griffin coal dealers of this city the accused men are wilela Will laii golden and james they were brought down irom from the penitentiary this morning to have a hearing before commissioner greenman but waiving examination they were hold held to answer to the grand jury in a bond of each golden boldens Gol dens Is relatives live somewhere in iowa and his bia greatest anxiety appears to be to keep from them the tidings of his present trouble it is IB evident however that he la is a man possessed of considerable gall as he begged of mr mount one of the he prosecutors to lago go his big bond but mr mount see the force of it and aad in default of finding sureties the defendants will have to spend christmas christman and new years in the penitentiary THE HORSE WAS SHOT A short time ago J IEL H carbonette and E F hart hired a bores bone and outfit from thon tho McEvo ya livery stables eta bleB it is ia alleged that while they had the animal out it got so BO badly injured that the owner was wai obliged to have it shot ahot and he now claims an aa damages in commissioner green mans court the ease was waa set get for hearing today SUITS FILED wa S mccornick MoO ornick brought suit today in the third district court against john 0 morrison Morr to recover with interest lote reat at the rat of 1 per cent money lent francis fritsch and M B R are and jennie holcomb J F ponder and 0 C sh affer the defendants in a suit to recover about on a promissory note with interest abraham Abra hani jeffs and elmer E merritt today filed an action against john R howard and wife in the third district court the suit to is brought to have a certain conveyance made by howard to his wife set aside upon the ground that the transfer was made to prevent the property from being applied upon a judgment which the plaintiffs have heretofore secured against the first named defendant for 2260 2250 peter bossard has also entered a suit in the third district court against george W gill and demands judgment against the defendant for or bossard bonnard alleges that he was employed by gill an a mining expert to examine and nd report in the french language up on n the northern chief mining prop ertrand ert la in the event that the property was sold he was to receive as hi his compensation he alleges that the mine has been sold but that he has haa not received his money the remaining 1500 te Is alleged to be due for similar services service on the centennial eureka mine i A LEGAL VISITOR judge macmillan county att attorney of ogden was a visitor at the third orueL dig in brict court this morning this has been a thin morning for the local newspapers news within the radius of the courts chief justice zane on tailing his seat iest at 10 opel k found awaiting him a canadian named domed henry fares who having taken up his residence permanently jin in summit county was anxious to share in the advantages of american fojtl his honor put to the apelt cant me 00 usual stran string 9 of questions as 1 which were answered satisfactorily yo and clerk clark mcmillan Mo Milan then administered the oath calling upon mr fares to I 1 irenous renounce nee forever for ever all allegiance to queen victoria of whom he to is a subject iday MAY FINISH TODAY the ease of the american publish lh ing company vs the fisher brewing company which has enjoyed it a monopoly of the third district court during the past week was then taken up once more it may go to the jury late today but such have been the ups and downs witnessed since the trial of the action began that it ig if a hardly safe to predict far ahead in regard to the ultimatum A TEMPORARY STOP the litigation over the promissory notes note which was opened before re judge J anderson as referee two days ago h has as been delayed owing to attorneys rawlins and critchlow being bit ng engaged in doing battle for the fisher brewing company in judge zanes court when this la is done with the hearing before we the referee re fores will be resumed SATURDAYS MOTIONS TorA tomorrow orrow is in motion day in jul judge dge zanes court it if however the original arrangement to is carried out the case of the banks against county collector hardy will be called for hearing WILL VISIT washington ex marshal parsons expects to reach washington next monday he has haa gone there partly on business SHORT ORDERS BY ZANE av in the case of parker and depue vs 1 the metropolitan investment company default a decree was vi as entered in aliv favor or of the plain tiff rachel hamlin vs george hamlin this case was the suit of margaret A erickson vs albert T erickson was by consent of counsel referred to judge anderson An deroon to report findings of facts facto etc to the court TWO DIVORCE SUITS annie fields this morning filed ft a suit for divorce in the third districts district court against her husband charles IS fields the parties we remarried at eastport East port city maine in gep september tomter 1880 and tho tb grounds alleged in the co complaint goo ace cruelty and abd failure to provide tile plaintiff mentions the names name 0 three unmarried women former wants inthe household houie hold to whom the defendant made indecent pr proposals ap asals slid and pays y that by reason of his hl ak veral several abts ta of cruelty shi abehal hate been in hi constant 1 rant I fear of him and can can no longer live with him for a period of more than two years yean past she ine states her bar husband has by his hie idleness and profligacy flig acy neglected to provide for her bar the tha common necessaries of life and compelled her bar to support herself and minor children which she ehe has baa done by her bar own earnings as clerk lu iu a store tere are issue of the marriage ross rosa M 19 field aged 11 and abner george sized aged 9 C W boyd is the plaintiffs plaintiff attorney THE OTHER SUFFERED emma aider vs va john david aider this is ie another divorce suit filed today in which the plaintiff is represented by attorneys richards moyle the ibe marriage of the parties took 1110 in this sity city in february 1876 1875 and there are now living as issue blue of the marriage charlea D born january 11 A 1876 lewis W born june 1877 annie E M born october jtb 1878 albert V aborn born november loth 1880 benjamini benjamin EL born september letb 1882 and ernest born september tn br 1884 on my may 1886 thil complaint reci recited rec itea test defendant was adjudged by the probate court of davis county to be insane and he has haa ever in the provo since pi nee been beb confined asylum hla his ina ns anity being plaintiff alleges bliege incurable her husband for more than two years yean prior to may ath 1886 though able bodied and capable having boving leon in the constant receipt of sual clent wages wilfully neglected to provide for herself and family the bare of life la march 1884 he abandoned her without cause and continued to live apart from her for more than a year immediately before he be b became came insane asks ro f 00 my of the minor childres children and aad that a guard lau ad NOM be appointed to represent her in this rotten BUtI BUSINESS NEW the B DOW U 8 marshal ham haa evident jy made up his mind that the apart menta ento reserved for his hie depatie dep utie in the dooly building hall ahall not be converted into A temporary resting place for individuals nals having no good reason jor calling ailing there during any portion of the day or night the following pen and ink notice on a large sheet of cardboard has been affixed to the panel of the door c no lounging about these rooms they are for deputies please keep out 1 I A benton marshal the inscription la is written in such a large bold hand band that he who runs may read |