Ogden Daily Standard | 1909-03-25 | Page 2 | Remittitur from State Supreme court Made

before the second district court a few month ago, and Judgment rendered rend-ered against the defendant company for personal damages in Lho euoi of frJ.Suo for tho tirEt named plaintiff and $5,000 for the second named do-fondant, do-fondant, bad been rovemcd and directing direct-ing the court to hold now trials in tho premises. it will bo rcmemberod that on November No-vember 11, 1904, a collision occurred on the Union Paclflc railroad, near the town of Azuea, Wye, In which I Walter Comstock, an engineer, and ! Benjamin Eccles," a hrakeman, re-! re-! eclved Injuries from which they were i alleged to have died. The administrator administra-tor of the estates of the two men sued the railroad company for personal damages In the Interests of the estates and that Judgments were rendered as above stated. The ruling of the supreme su-preme court makes new trials imperative. impera-tive. Tho decedents were residents of Ogden, hence the salt were brought In the second district court. REMITTITUR FROM STATE SUPREME COURT MADE A remittitur from the state supremo court was presented to tho county clerk of Weber county yesterday advising the court of this Judicial district dis-trict that its decision in the cases of A. I. Stone, administrator for Walter M, Comstock and Benjamin F. Eccles, deceased, against the Union Pacific Railway company, which were heard