The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19

PROVO October ISL Correspondence of THE
HERALD. THE court opened at 10 o'clock.
DIVORCE CASE.
The divorce clse of Charlotte Oldf1eld VS.. Al
fred Oidheld was the first on deck. Mrs. Old
field testified that she had not lived with her
husband since last May on account of his being
a. habitual drunkard Instead Of growing bet
ter. as promised, he has continued 10 grow
worse. She also complained that very little
had been contributed 10 her support
Other witnesses corrooorated her testimony
and the decree OF divorce was granted.
TWO YEARS IN THE PEN
The motion for a new trial IN the case of The
People VS.. Chadwick and Whipple, charged with
horse-steallng, was overruled, and the defend
ants were called up for sentence and given two
years in the pen, besides being required to- pay
the costs Of the prosecution.
LITTLE All sIp'S CAPERs.
Charles All Kee by his attorney, comes into
court and demurs to writ OF haDeas corpus,
applied for in behalf of two Chinese women, al
Legged to be restrained for purposes of prostitu-
ton at Park City Demurrer overruled.
The issue was taken and tried as follows:
Marshal Bachman, VINO served the writ, tes-
tlhed-Saw All kee at PARK city and one woman
there at All KEGS place He told me to go TO
another house, where I saw two girls. and
served the writ. | could not find anything out,
because the Chinaman could understand
nothing.
| Charles All Kee-Lived in Park City ten
years. Know Vince Gun and Fou Cboy over a
year. They lived at my house in Park CITY
Have three or four girls in the house. Found
vince Gun IN Provo with another Ch1naman
| outside OF town and took her back to Park City.
Vince Gun lives in my house. Don't know now
| she makes living. Saw Fou Choy few days
ago. She takes IN washing. Vince Gun and
All Wan can get married If they want to. She
paid me what she owed me and don't care
where they go.
Jim Ling knew Tou Choy and Vice Gun.
The latter married All Wan in Provo. Talked
with All kea He said he wanted to keep tho
girls to make money with. Vince Gun wanted
to go away, but Charlie wouldn't let her go
he wanted to make some money with her.
wanted to marry Fou Choy, but Charli.
wouldn't let her go with me. Saw her IL
Charities room q few nights ago.
jim Wan, store keeper-KnCw the parties
to the zee case and where they live, All Zee does
about ten DAYS ago. Don't know where they
are now. The women owe All kee money
They are not shut up in a house, but can 81
keeps the women for. Soue5mes Chinamel
go there to see the girls. The girls rent the
mouse from All kee, who rents from white
man. The women are prostitutes and do mo-
take in washing. All kee knows they are pros
titutes. All kee took her back from her has
band because he owed him for rent.
Commissioner Hills testified to o marriage
having taken place in Justice Browns court be
tween All Wan and Vince Gun.
The court ordered that All Wan furnish mean
to bring the girls back to Provo, the fact being
that this Chinaman hassbeen restraining the
girls forlewd purposes.
| OTHER BUSINESS.
Martin VS.. Martini divorce :decree granted b.
!, the court upon the evidence Of Mrs. Martin.
| E. w. Jones' was arrested on the charge G
foloniously appropria ting money to his own USE
The defendant pleaded not guilty. No counsel ha
been produced as yet. The case was continue
until next term.
John Allen and Henry Greenland were &C
mitted to citizenship.
Thomas Mabury applied for divorce fror
Mary Ann Mabury, complaining that she had re
fused to cook and perform the duties of wifi
towards him. Mayor Booth was sworn ant
stated that Mary Ann had positively refuse
to have anything to do with Mabury. The de
| cree was granted.