Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19
COURT CIRCLES.
JUDGE Zane Begins Ills Morning By
Granting a Divorce.
An APPEAL FROM 'rOogLr.
The Bcrnhei,cl.Fassel suit Settled by
Consent Alter one BAYS lral.
other Matters,

JuuHc Zane this morning nnn uuutt
his notice the divorce case OF Minnie
killeen va. VIM. j. Killeen. The
defendant Is q plumber, and did not
appear Tue petition was based on the
gtounda Of failure to support ana cru.
city. The parties were married IN
November, 1890, In this city, and
plaintiff stated that her husband was
addicted TO intemperato habits. She
told Of various occasions ON which her
husband abused, curssd and struck
her, aud he had also threatened to take
her life Corroborative evidence hay-
ing been given, this court granted the
cecrce as prayed.
The suit was only recently filed and
full particulars as to the acts alleged
against the defendant were then re-
ported In these columns.
AMiCABLY SETTLED.
In the matter Of the Central Pacific
Railway company W. George g.
Kidder ct al., II was announced that all
the items In dispute had been settled
between the parties by consent, and the
case was therefore dismissed at plain
tifi's costs.
ADDITIONAL TIME.
II. A. Partridge We. Louis +.
Bamberger. Ten days additional time
to answer.
ny CONSENT.
A. w. Murray ct nj. W. John q.
Wueter ct al. Dismissed by consent at
dofendanps costs.
TILL MAY Is.
Lillian NJ. Trimmer W.. ID. q. Black
hurst ct al. Defendants were allowed
until May 10Th to answer and chow
cause.
ron THE PLAINTIFF
j. T.. Paine OF al. va. James VICAR.
rigau. In this cate,u suit ON $40 bill
Judgn ent was entered for the plaintiff
for the amount claimed.
CLAIM FOR WAGES.
The fret case tried WINS thatOf James
Hughes Va. T. T.. Parker, being an
appeal from the justice's court at
Stockton, Tooele county. The amount
claimed was s09.0D, BALANCED Of account
for services rendered, with interest.
Plsiniiii was represented by Attorney
Frank Peirce, and the defendant by
Attorneys Barlow Ferguson and John
NJ. Cannon.
On the part Of the plaintiff It was
alleged that boy named David Toyn
entered the service OF the defendant as
sheepherder under an agreement AS
from December 10th, 1890, until July
9Th, 1891, his wages to he, at first. Sl5
per month, subsequently raised ~ S25.
Deducting for certain supplies by de-
PENDANT TO the boy, lett the balance
sued f,r. Hughes resides at Tooele
and Parker at Ophir, and the amount,
II In said, was assigned BY Toyn 10 the
former. In the Justices countJudgment
went Ia favor Of the plaintiff; and
hence the present appeal by Parker,
who denies that there was any agree
ment, and also other allegations In the
complaint.
The trial was proceeding at noon.
BEFORE JUDGE BARICu.
The case Of Elizabeth BernhiseI VS..
Martin FasselI, the trial OF which be-
gan yesterday, was resumed this
morning, but after a short time, by
consent, a verdict was entered for the
plaintiff. The dispute, NJ stated In
yesterdays NEWS, was over y small
strip Of land.
Joseph Gallagher ct nj. vs.. the
Yosemite Mining, etc., company. In
this case the motion by the defendants
for new trial was overruled and an
exception taken.
James Anderson Va. the Yosemite
Mining, etc., company heretofore sub.
mitted. Judgment rendered for the
defendant.
Beulah A. Beattle w. John J.
Bynon, administrator. This matter
was continued.
The case OF Clara Il. Podlechy vs..
J. w. Campbell was then taken up,
Zane aud Putnam appearing for the
plaintiff and + Ellis Brown and Booth
ana Gray for the defendants.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In Jude Zsne's court late yesterday
afternoon the damage suit OF A. q.
Bast vs.. Andrew J. BUT, ex-sheriff,
Il. w. Madsen anu NJ. Il. Cummings,
his bOndsmen was concluded. Dam
ages $500 were claimed Jf the alleged
Illegal seisure Of a horse.
The Jury found n verdict In favor OF
the plaintiff for $3.50 with Interest at .
per cent. from November l, 1891.
Mamie NJ. Irving has filed suit for
divorce against Joseph Irving In the
Third district court. Plaintiff alleges
that she anu defendant were married in
1850, and that for more than two years
past her husband has wilfully anu
negligently failed TO provide for her.
S % also aveIs that he has abused her
IN an outrageous manner, and on one
occasion struck her with his fiat In
such violent manner that she fell to
the floor, and later had TO call ia
physician I tess her wounds. She
Draws for the custody If three children
and Ia willing for the eldest of the
children, nn eleven.y ear-Old boy, To
designate which parent he will abide
with, She alay prnys that the ueiend-
ant be requested 10 pay a reasonable
sum into court - aisiray ilis expense
Of the action. Giant N. smith 10 the
plaintlfps ttothey,1fta, uloaa a.t
There were wo strairnments 10 the
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