The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-01
IN JUDICIAL CIRCLES.
A Seven Weeks Honeymoon
Suddenly Terminated.
W. STRONG VS.. MOUNT OLlvET.
A Temporary Restraining Order
Iesued-Another Divorce Case
Other Court Cuttings.

Several years ago Emma 'Jarman, or
as she is better known to the public
Emma Hall, married q man by the
name of Bryson. That the union was
not all their fan cy had painted it, may
be inferred because of the fact
that Bryson hied himself away
some time ago, and for thee years his
wife heard naught of him, save the
news that he had died. Acting on this
superstition, or rather belief, she, about
seven weeks ago, married young man
named David Lovendale, and since
that time up till a few days ago, they
apparently lived happily together. The
news of the marriage reached the ears
of the husband somewhere in the woods.
Unlike the romantic gentleman of the
poem, however, he did not come, take
last look, and then go off and die. Not
he. The result was divorce suit filed
in the Third District, an explanation
of the case before Judge Zane, a claim,
that in contracting the marriage, both
parties had acted in good faith-abOut
which there could be no doubt-and an
order by the Judge, allowing the decres
prayed for. 1t is almost needless TO
say that both parties to the affair are
considerably disconnected over the turn
affairs have taken, but it is limited
that matters will assume more pleas
ing shape by and by.
ANOTHER DIVORCE CASE.
Josephine Fisher VS.. John Fisher; de-
fault of defendant; decree of divorce al
lowed, with $25 per month alimony and
costs OF suit.
AGAINST THE CEMETERY.
Some weeks ago, William Strong, in
behalf of himself and several other resi-
dents of the Tenth Ward, who obtain
their irrigating and culinary water from
Emigration Creek, filed a complaint in
the Third District, alleging that the
Mount Olivet Cemetery. through its
directors, had monopolized large por
tiOn of that stream, to the detriment of
the plaintiffs, and asked that temper
airy restraining order issue against
the defendants, limiting the use
of the waters of the creek.
The motion was argued before Judge
Zane yesterday, and restraining order
issued, limiting the cemetery people
10 the same amount OF water in use by
them three years ago. This will cause
10 little satisfaction among those who
depend upon this stream for their sup
ply of water. They express confidence
in the outcome OF the case in their
favor.
OTHER DIsTE1CT COURT BUSINESS.
George A. Curtis ct al; VS.. Sarah G
Brown ct al order and decree affirming
sale and ordering distribution of pro
ceeds of sale.
The accounts of Frank Pierce, United
States Commissioner, were approved
and allowed.
Jessie5 S. Bechtol VS.. D. H. Bechtol;
decree in favor of plaintiff for SIS per
month alimony, 500 attorneys fees
ana cost of suit.
The accounts of q. S. Marshal DYER
and H. G. McMillin were allowed and
POLICE COURT.
]. Peterson was tried in the Police
Court, yesterday, for doing business
without license. Tie evidence showed
that Peterson was not engaged in bust
ness, and he was therefore discharged.
Charles Bowman and John Dee, two
plain DRINKS, were assessed IS each.
Peter York and Charles Smith, two
Knights Of the Green Cloth, were fined
525 each for gambling.
PROBATE COURT.
The following business was transacted
n the Probate Court yesterday:
Estate of Joseph w. Pierce, deceased;
decree made authorizing administrative
10 convey real estate.
Estate and guardianship of Luke
minor; orders made OF sale
Of personal property and allowing the
accounts of the guardian.
Estate of A. Livingston, deceased
order made confirming sales OF real
Estate of S. S. Walker, deceased
same order.
Estate and guardian ship of Eliza
Swaner, ct al, minors; same order.
Estate of Elizabeth Johnson, de-
ceased; order made allowing and ap-
proving final account; decree of
distribution made.
Estate of Joseph w. Johnson, de-
ceased; order made appointing time
and place to hear petition for sale of
personal property.
Estate of Johanna Willingbeck, de-
ceased; order made discharging admin.
istratrix and sureties.
Estate of John z. Davis. deceased;
decree made that due and legal notice
to creditors has been given.
Estate of Helen G. Beattie, deceased;
same order.
Estate of Permelia NJ Bassett, de-
ceased; order made appointing g. II.
Bassatt administrator of said es tate.
upon filing bonds in the sum of $500.
Estate of Frank Croker, deceased;
order made appointing George W. Lut-
kin, James Thompson and James W.
Pitts appraisers.
Estate of John P. Smith, deceased;
bonds of G. 0. Smith admins traitor,