Show JAMES A MINER JUDGE unexpected verdict in the bank stock case ROBISON WAS NOT responsible in the opinion or the jury reduction of the judgment in tho the wood woods damace case the fourth district court was in session si on until ne nearly irly 6 last night and during the dav disposed of several very important cases at the tile morning session the hearing tearing in the tile case of the merchants Her Iler chants rational natio al bank of kansas city ya Ys theodore robi son was concluded conclude ana ana after tho judge had delivered hia charge which was an able effort full and the case went to the tho jury that body ody retired tired and after deliberating nearly early ahr three 0 hours rendered a verdict in favor it avor of the defendant no causo cause of action tho the verdict caused surprise in in certain quarters the case will go 90 U up p to the tile supreme court of the territory ry and probably of the united states this suit has become one of considerable prominence and great importance and the hearing tins this time lias been noteworthy on account of the brilliancy displayed vi by the attorney attorneys for both aides ades alie arguments 0 of f 1 I e sars Kimb kimbau idl dickson and allison for the plaintiff and evana evans and rogers for the defense were masterpieces especially was wag this the case with those of kimball and evans probably no case ease ever before the fourth district court has been more littly contested the merchants national bank au sued ed robison for the amount 0 of f a loan secured from it by J P barbour former cashier of the citizens bank on istock of the latter bank issued and certified by robison before the institution had bad been organized according to law barbour diw died before the note given by him hid been paid and the bank corn cont geneed suit against robison to recover the amount of the note and find interest he having signed the stock as vice denhof dent of ti the hank I 1 the motto for a new trial in the tile damage case caso of sarah A woods et al vs central pacific railway company compan v was deni edthe plaintiffs having accepted a reduction of the verdict from front to ko I 1 al Is wooda ind rind her children obtained the tile stated judgment or r tit the de death ath O 0 oilier f her husband and their lither father who was killed in fit a freight uw wm t which occurred in november IM 1890 in the railroad yards at terrace woods was a carpenter anter in the employ of the company and d occupied with seve several at bis ais fellow workmen a work car which had been put into the middle of the by reason of the plaintiff plaintiffs agreeing 1 I to a reduction of tho the sum to attly film gum less than the case cannot be pealed to the supreme court referee breeden yesterday filed iris i report in the tile damage case of peter wilison vs fred J kiesel et al directors and stockholders ersin in the defunct ogden power dam company the tile decision div gives 8 wilson a verdict of which i is divided among the tile stockholders according cordah to the amount of their unpaid subscriptions judge miner will have the report under consideration thia this rooming morning the case of the ogden milling ele iyabor co vs ogdon city waa called for hearing but on a technicality was co continued n until this berning mer ning when it will be le continued on an aan amended j ed complaint iff claims alleged to have been sustained through tle the defendant corporal cor corporation ion drainon drai iwig g the city cenie tery into its mill pond ten daye davs further time was granted tile defendant to plead in the case of E 11 parsons ct et a al vs pr arcs c 8 ba blair A ir et al al A 1 non on suit it was granted in the case of J S bingham Bing liam vs 0 11 II suit for replevin oh a cow cov and calf tho tile appeal in the case of the peo people le etc vs t aco eo te lewis wis was bismis dismissed U at defendants i 1 cost lewis leivis was lined fined 50 by the com til ipa nor for gambling and ap appealed ealek the the case of oilau J ajak A gibbs vs kato wag was dismissed eil at plaint plaintiffs iffa cost alberta 13 marriott lorenza marriott and willard marriott commence suit against their father fat lier john marriott lor ta oliree I 1 ree fourths fourth 80 of I 1 the their i r mothers MO t he r I 1 8 es estate Lite which consists of six acres of valuable land west of ogden the complaint plaint alleges that tho the plaintiff mother other COM died in jt estate and that the land which waa was her own individual property has been seized by the defendant A second suit waa was filed tor for 1600 damages alleged to have been sustained by reason of the defendant tearing down houses on the estate |