Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-09

Il, his seat at 10 O'Clock,
,anrJ awaiting him Canadian
"smed Henry Fares who, having
,,ten up his residence permanently III
summit county, was anxious to share
IN tho advantages OF American ciu'
..,shlp. His honor put to the appli-
ami the usual string Of questions,
,.hlch were answered satisfactorily,
and Clerk Mcmillan then administered
an. oath, calling upon Mr.. Fares To
a,enounce for ever all allegiance" q
oiesn Victoria, Of whom he rs "A sub
jet. 800. ,,.,s,, ron,v
The case OF the American Publish
ing company, vs., the Fisher Brewing
company, which has enjoyed
monopoly Of tho Third District court
during tile past week, was then taken
up once more. II may NO to the Jury
late today; but such nave b'en the
ms aud downs witnessed since tue
ttlaI OF tho action bsg,u, that II Is
hardly safe to predict far ahead in re-
gard to the ultima,um.
A TEMPORARY STOP.
The litigation over tbs promissory
notes which was opened before
Judge Anderson, NJ relorce, two
days ago, has been delayed
owing to Attorneys Eawlins anu
Critehlow being engaged In doing
hattie for The Fisher Brewing cOmpau!
In Judge Z,ne's court. When this j.
dome with the hearing before the
referee will be resumed.
aArURDAy's MOTIONS.
Tomorroy il Emotion Jay" In jude
Zane. court. n, however, the Original
arrangement Il carried out the case o..
The Hanks against County Collectyr
Hardy will be called for hearing.
WILL VISIT wAsHINGTOS.
Ex.MarshGl Parsons expecis TO roach
Washington next Monday. Ho h1i
gone there partly on business.
SHORT ORDERS BY JUDGE ZANE.
In the case OF Parker and Depue W.
the Metropolitan Investment Company
(defaultl, decree was entered In iavOi
Of the plaintiii.
Rachel Hamlin Va. George Hamlln.
Thi. case was dismissed.
The suit Of Margaret a. Erickson W.
Albert +. Erickson was, by consent o.
counsel, referred TO Judge Anderson %
report nudings OF facts, etc., to the
court.
TWO DIVORCE SUITS.
Annie Fields this morning filed
suit for divorce In the Third Dlstrict
Court against her husband, Charles II.
Fields.
The parties were married at Eastpor
City, Maine, In September, 1850, an
the grounds alleged In the complaint
are cruelty and failure 10 provide.
The plaintiff mentions the names o
three unmarried women, former ser
wants in tho household, 10 whom the
defendant made indecent proposals.,
aud says that by reason OF his several
acts OF cruelty she has been In CON
slant fear OF him and can no longer
live with him. For n period OF more
than two yeara past, she states, her
husband has, by h1 idleness and pro-
iiigRoy, neglected to provide for her
Ant tltAlilNu HtNtrhAiAin VI NV hhA
compelled her TO support herself anu
miuor chlldren, which che has done by
her own earnings M clerk ia n store.
There are Issue OF the marriage, RDsn
NJ. Field, aged II, anu AOner George,
aged y,
g. w. Boyd is tho plaintiffs attor
ney.
THE OTHER SUFFERER.
Emma Ylior Va. John David Yiier.
This is another divorce suit filed today
In which the plaintiffs represented by
Attorneys Richards Il Moyle.
Tue marriage OF the parties took
place In this city In February, 1875,
aud there are now living, M issue o.
the marriage, Charles D., born Jauu.
AIRY ll,h, 1875; Lewis W., born jun
20lh, 1877; Annie L., born Octpbnr
9TH, 1873; Albert ", born November
10Th, 1850; Benlamin H., born Septem.
. Der 10Th, 1852; aud Ernest, born Seq.
tender 2Oth, 1854. Ga My 9Th, 1855,
the complaint reoites, deieuuaut wa
adIudgeJ by the Probate court Of Davis
county TO DO insane, aud lac has eve
since been confined in the Provo
asylum, his ini nifty being (plaintih
alleged incuraple. Her husband, for
hANAN kAAAn iWb 1tAtd HAAut w hAtg VtNNf
a 1856, though able.bJdird and capable,
having been In the constant receipt OF
suili dent wages, wilfully neglected g.
provide for herself and family tue bare
necessarles Of life. Ia March, 1854
ho abandoned her without cause, anu
continued 10 livs apart from her flr
more than n year Immediately boior
he became insane.
Plaintiff asks for the custody OF the
minor children, aud that n guar
dd Item be appointed to represent h or
In this action.
THAT'S BUSINESS.
The new u. 4. Mtrshal has evident
~ male up his mind that the apart
ments reserved for MS deputies In tn
DoOly building shall not he cDnvertsi
into temporary rest ng.plRce for
individuals having no gooi reason Tor
calling thero during any portion OF thu
day or night. The following pen an
ink notice ON large sheet " cardbo d
has been affixed 10 the panel OF tnv
uoOri "NOlounglng about these room.
They are for deputies. Please keep
out (. A. Benton. Marshal" Tie
inscription Ia written In such large,
bold hand that he who runs may real.
RlTcHIE's LITTLE SCHEME.
=. Il. Richie was on trial this mora.
Ing In Commissioner Moyer's court on
hchnrge OF embezzletnent. Richie Is
tns tailor who promoted "clothing
club" over barber's shop on Main
street, and, 1t Ia alleged, after taking
NHa.