Show albert dimick gets damages Dama fies after being be ing out 21 hours the jury in the dai damage nale suit of A dimick vs the utah fuel company and edward edwards brought in a verdict lato yesterday afternoon in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of this case has been on trial eight days and was one of the most hotly contested legal battles ever staged in carbon county tho plaintiff dimick while in the tile employ of the utah fuel comp company ny at castle gate in july 1918 1013 was struck on the head by falling coal in id falling his head camo came in contact with an iron rail As a result of this ace accident ident pl phin tiff claimed to have entirely lost the hearing in his right ear partially lost hearing in left ear and received other injuries of a permanent nature which incapacitated him for further work the defense attempted to prove that dimick had received no permanent injury from the accident and that he had been growing deaf for several years it is reported that the length of time the jury was out was owing to difficulty in fixing the amount of damages some of th jurors being in lavor of givina tho tile plaintiff the full amount sued for the plaintiffs counsel wera P T farnsworth jr of salt lake R A porter of payson utah and 0 S price of this city while defendants interests were looked after by bif braffet erickson and riter all of salt lake city the case was tried to a jury of seven the members being lars frandsen orsen orson larsen larson L R fullmer E A oman of price john hamel of helper ariel richards of scofield J S varner of sunnyside Sunny side levi thomas of black hawk the eighth juror was excused by agreement of counsel other cases disposed of are as follows J R sharp administrator of the estate of 11 H earll vs john L and james pittman judgment against pitman ralph vanwyck G 0 ewing and R C green were appointed to appraise the estate of frank zellers Zei lers the condemnation suit of carbon fuel company vs standard coal company and 0 W bemis is now on trial and will probably last all day tomorrow the jury has been excused for the term |