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r,i,,,,u, from the TERRITORIAL Supreme
ga,,,t Tor further proceedings. The
hearing was set for noHl Tuesday.
ms snERfFF WILL do IL
Hal, Lake Building q Loan as,ocis.
ton Va John Green. An order wa.
made modifying the decree IN this
case, viz the sheriff 10 cell tue prop.
efty instead Of the trustee.
MOTION TO DISSOLVE ATTACHMENT.
l.. Grlniths vs. a. Is. Gibson. Motion
10 dissolve sttsohmsnii hearing con.
tinueJ.
CRUELTY AND NEgLEcE
Two suits for divorce were died by
Powers and slraup in the Third Ills.
trlct court this morning. The first
wa that Of Lizzie Gflesu1ch We Geo.
Gtiesbaob, tue grounds being cruelty
and failure TO provide
The marrisge took place a, Fremont,
Nobrasks, on October lI.h, 1857,
ami there are two children, aFeu
i've aud three yuau, Various
OCCASIONS are named during the
yrats is9i.23 WHOM the de-
ioudant struck anu tuat bis wifu
In the fact without any no.
vocation, making 10 I'm Ossibic
Tor plaintiff TO Teside any longer with
her husband, aud she therefore lott
him In september, 1898. About that
time no accused her adultery with
one Gus. HOmyok aud caus.d her NJ.
ttst on that charge. She was indicted
by ths grand Jury Of the lnid district
court, but acquitted on the tfiaL
For two or three years past, plalnlin
says, her husband has DOT provided
her with anything ior tho support Of
herself aud children, though al able.
boiled man. lie Il IN the employ Of
the city, In the street Department. Mrs.
Gtissbaoh asks for divorce, Tor the
custody Of the children, temporary
Glim0uy, attorneys fee ami costs.
THE RAySOHs NrNE
Sus'n Raynor IL the plaintiff and
James Raynor tho Defendant la the
second case. Ths ZANE grounds are
alleged a. In the foregoing suit.
The parties intefmarrlul at Noting.
ham, England 10 April, 1854 Tney have
had no children OF their own, but there
IL an adopted child, now aged seven
year,. Mrs. Raynur states that Tor the
last year or TWO her lord and master
has treated her with extreme cruelty,
striking nnd beating her violently, has
called her vile namcfi remained away
from home at nights and associated
with other women. Since September
lot, 1903, he has failed 90 support her,
but has maintAiucd another woman
during that time on numerous coca.
siOut. Defendant, che says, IL the
owner Of n small house anu lot near
Ninth South aud Eighth West tteuts,
valued nj ab,ut 81 800 and he also has
other real estate aud interests in
mining property. Plaintiff, huwbvtr,
has no means Of sup ORE Whatever
Sue asts for reasonable nllmOny, etc,
likewise that pending the hearing OF
the suit RAynOr be RESTRAINED iron die.
posing VI any VI biz property, aud that
she DO permitted 10 re,ido To tue house
now occupied by her without her
husbands interference,
rOnIOSED TILL ,f0SDAY.
Flank J. Condra, at one time pro-
prietor Of tho Europoau cafe, was to
hAy.had a hearing IN Commisslonst
McNaliys court this m0rning on a
charge OF disturbing tbs peace; Uut the
case went over until Monday AFTERNOON,
at tue request VI the complaining VIII
ncssi l.. d. B1iitr, former partner
VI COndta.
AGAIN CONTINUED.
The Parsons investigation has been
indefinitely.
THE SERVICE - coon.
An important decision has been
made Ia the ease OF j. q. Lewis W the
receivers Of the Union Pacific railroad
by Comminioner McNally. Tho sull
II brought 10 recover 500 damages for
alleged tfespgss. The summons was
served on Attorney T.. l.. Williams ~
agent Of the company, but defendants
oonlundod that tuoh service was not
good. Attorney ltT0eget, ior the
llhAhAlht AlkANA hlAAN hhANl AuN " nNANN
btatee statutes which authorizes suits
against receivers without leave U. the
court, the receivers may be served 10
the SAME manner ~ corporations, yiE,s
By causing service on their Ageus.
His honor holds that the service was
good.
DtDS'r PAY ms BOARD BILL.
NJ. waHerman, he who put up at
the Walker House anu incurred n sub.
slanuAl board biz, after which he went
away 10 Ogden without first settling
up, is having hearing before Com.
missioner Pratt this aiternoon.
PROBATE COURT.
Only Oue case came before Judge
Blair In the Probate court this mofu.
ing, but the hearing on that occupied
come time. IL was In the matter Of
tho estate Of Christopher Merklsy,
deceased, and the hearing was had on
two petitions Tor letters Of Administra.
ton. A tier Argument the court took
the case under udvlsrmoni,