Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25

action with another man.
THE HERMAN DIVORCE CASE.
In the case Of Maggie Herman Va.
+. j. Herman, Attorney Denny mp
peared for the plaintiff and Judge
Hoge for the defendant, who had been
cited TO show cause why he should
not be committed for contempt 10 dis.
obeying an order OF court In the
divorce proceedings Instituted by his
wife.
Defendant was called to the witness
stand by Judge Hoge and questioned
as TO his financial position. He IL by
trade carpenter, and stated that at
the time the order OF the court was
made he had no available funds In
his possession, and In still In
much the same fix. He had had
no work TO do aud had failed 10 borrow
the money, though he tried 10 do 30 In
order 10 comply with the order. All
the money that ho had he sunk in his
house, on which thore was a mortgage,
and there was still due about $1,000
upon II. Defendant was also now Ia
nrrear with his board bill. His wife
was still living In tho house.
Pending the trial Of the case, the
defendant was directed to pay $50
attorneys fees aud $50 court coste; also
$50 per month temporary alimony. It
was now shown, hoN ever, that the
wife herself IL at present ocenpying
the renr por,ioa of the prenisea and
also receiving thp rent Of the front part.
Judge Zane, under the circum.
stances declined to commit the dc.
PENDANT.
Judge Hoge then urged the court TO
se, tue MA OF ihe case ior an early Gay.
NJ wy hIeBa.,ons IN 'no compnln'
ant was anxious TO havoit disposed Of
Judge zane sail IL must come on In
'no V'u'""'S eo"isc'
nrpouu souoor. u,pns.
r.,,'~. - -,
given Us Robert Mcdonald and Henry
NV n inv I'm Jusiicc Gse,s conrt of
u.tit larceny. were usbsr.d before
suuso 1auS " ~, 49,. pn'o, Ssh 'o'"s
Mcno,aid "a ia v.,,s oid and bi.
,,enfather said that Tor the las, slxteen
uontbs be mad been ouite ungoyern.
ahia
-, p. ,,.o.. son, ,.,,.
turned out to be Welcheisky, ~ 10
,atbsr r.i,ted how hts son md run
avay fron, home IN one occnsIon and
otheywise Of lat, given bis parents
nuoh uouoie'
n nunSs, n, sacLs from Giant Rros;
livery stables
-. -.
S1.s1 a.' pS I'Y UsSa aI $500 ~ 'N' w
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an tne chss OF hhIa thompson et NJ
W. Danlei hel,n' et NJ, Nhe MOTION
IoI new tr,hl was oNetruieu anu 'en
uhys' shy hio"eu'
nc nv,.u,r
VIM. Leroy vs. Jos. Ellis. Judg-
ment by default.
DEoHEE on FORECLOSURE
In the case of the North American
Savin0s. Loan and Building oompany
W.. Paul Emmerson OF AL, a decree II
foreoIosure wns entered nv default.
sIUO aitorney,s fec being allowed.
A DEMURRER.
Il u.i - ro,. Al Iohun
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JACK noIros,s CASE.
In the cast OF JACK Bol'on w. Geo.
dayA' stay In which TO serve statement
'o' nv" '''A''
Rogr onrAISs ms RELEASE.
In the matter oil the application OF
henry host fora writ OF haDeas corpus,
ing this morning by County Attorney
MuIpny. iho ue,ohuan. was repre-
~, ~ p, az
Me- a. wh,nh a., ao,,ndanr %.
lined s2o9 anu costs by COMMISSIONS
guilty 10 a charge of smbezhlement
md ordered 10 be imprlsoned Till the
money was paid, Dsfendant's uoun.
sel held that the Judgment was illegal
on the grounds tina; the commlssio nor
hau no jurisdiction TO render a JUG
heht Whlch amounts 10 IN ihhbilson.
heh' OF over SIX ipohtnsi anu ,hht IL
was not stateu IN tho Judgment now
long Tue ueiehuant shouil Dc impils'
oheu ior each OF ,he saiu nhe anu costs'
JuuRe Atnf otlelcu thht tue uelenu-