Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-06
A MORNINGS LITIGATION,
Indie gano 9issS ADothCF Hand al
The Divorce BILL
THE ALEXANDER sQuABBl.E.
Motion for The Appniaimnt OF \ Re-
ceiyer In the Earls Furniture
Miscellaneous.
THE ALEXANDER sQuABBlr.

Chief Justice Zane had 10 deal with
two divorce motions this morning, but
they were Jone with in u very short
time.
HE JUMPED ms BoNDS'
The ilrst on call was tnst In when
Rhoda Mulle.t, n lady OF imposing APP
pearauce, about sixty years oil age,
sought TO be divorced from her nus
band, Joseph IL. Mulletl, ST. on the
grounds OF desertion and failure 10
support Her attorney was Frank
plerce. The defendant was not
present, neither was he represented
no counsol. According to the wiie's
.tatouant on tho witness stand the
marriage took place In July, 1867, at
st. Louis. Missouri. The parties
cameto Salt Lake about year
lister, and plaintiff hal lived
here ever since. Some five
years ago plaintiffs husband left her,
giving as his only reason that he did
not want 10 work and support her.
There isone child Issue OF the marriage
"A girl ahou, fifteen years Of age.
George tamb0urne, young man OF
thirty or ,hcresbouts,a son Of the plain
tla by former husband, corroborsted
his mothers statement, aud 1t ais, APP
pearcd that when the defendant went
away no jumped bond under which
he was held for some criminal oiisnsc.
Judge Zane granted the decree as
prayed.
THE CoTrRELLs.
The Coitrell divorce case has by this
time become familiar to readers OF the
NEWS. IL came on again this morning
on an order TO show cause why the de.
fendant, Larned Cotttell, should not
comply with the former order OF the
court az 30 temporary alimony, and
"pay up.n Up 10 this date, II SCENE,
his arIcars total about sl00--alim0ny,
attorneys fees and Incidental costs.
Attorney w. If. Dickson represented
Mia Cottfoll; Judge Bowman ID tho
Defendants attorney.
The plaintiff stated she had received
IS only from her husband since Sep.
t,mUer last. In order TO start n board
Ing house, with the intention o.
supporting herseif, she had obtained u
loan from her brother, who resides In
the past. She anu her husband Jointly
owned two LOIS o. land al BountiiuL
worth S25j, hut there was u 500
mortgage o them. She herself In
lniu 10 ltXes on this property.
JudgJ Zane directed that tile de.
fendant pay The balance outstanding
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on the 'ourrs previous o'1et ny ~
nhy.i'" N7p.''I'!j "Von, Nv ~.
wuo wi w ny,'' ''e' s,,, ~
signifies commitlal to prison Tor con.
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THE ALEXANDER FAILURE.
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assi,ne,snt c,s,. and tna con,i
awsr1od him u fec Of 500 ior
n1' VA" VIE. ,a ns u''.'iv , wa ~
ro,,,, va,v - ms mas,.r
mai a., t.ni, IN Hni y,,h Ransi,,.,
Willams, who, according 10 tho re-.
hi ',bfD,i". but he d,i S MT III ~ ,ht,
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bao,. KIM. ,.t,er In hny. ,n,,.Io"si,.
Iuulg instant OI LFklmH la Al
himself.
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In the case Ol w. Il. Nigilni o. nl.vE.
Margaret oa4uer ct al. permission wa
ggauled the driuudHpt Is. II. Schtttlti
TO withdraw MS demurrer 10 the COM
plant anu ri'a disclaimer.
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wassss Tor Jan. an.
prvr NAYS n, ,xs,vpp.
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Poors a o. on motion ni II a.
stephens paragraph u was struck from
tht c1mrlsiut, aud Gclondnnt wa, al
IoWeu hFa jazz 10 answer.
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NJ. II. COilin W.. =. \. Campbell ei
~ Order o. service OF publication was
granted In this mater.
pue,u.apn
Mason N 60. W. Nelson. PLAINTIFF
moiiug 10 DISMISS tGis action VS.
granted, thc dispute having been anie.
abs settled out Ut court.
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Louis hyams ct ni vs.. Simon BAN
ntfger OF NJ. On motion OF Attornuy
ChlehlDw, Tor the defendant, the re-