Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-02
FREED HALF A DOZEN
Deserted Wives Place Their Cases
Before Judge Merritt,
SALT LAKE COUNTY INDICTMENTS.
order OF Court for All Defendants Ia
Appear on Thursday Next
other Business.

Hough. The teAson given for the
separation was that hor husband had
deserted her aud had failed TO provide
for bos and her three children. Mrs.
Hough and her mother toatiiied to the
detertion anu failure TO support, anu
decree was granted as hsked.
Divorce No. . came along In the
case Of Mrs. Amanda l.. Smell W
George o. Smell. This was the suit In
which temporary nllmony was granted
tho wife a woek ago. The divorce
was granted on the ground OF failure 10
provide.
The cEse Of Myrtle Kieebergor W.
Ouin w. kleeberger came next. Thia
10 . tuit In which decree was entered
prema,urely on former occasion be-
cause tho attorney for the plaintiff
made q mistake In his statement OF the
case, aud the de cree Was subsequently,
set aside. This time the full term Of
the notice had expired, and upon
proof OF dsseftion aud failure 20 pro.
vide on ths part OF tho husband, the
divorce WAS granted.
Another divoIco suit was that Of
Nellie Bonner Va Charles w. Bonner.
Toe paroles were married In 1889, In
Denver, und In 1898 her husband de-
tote her. Ho simply lott, AMI she had
not nenfd from MIN since. lie left be-
cause sho would not support MIN. Mrs.
Bonnet'A testimony wus cOrtoD0rAted,
anu the divorce was granted.
The case OF Mary Chfistiansen W r.
w. Chfiptianben was No. on the list
oil those wives who had been deserted
by their husbands, and who desired to
be- rid OF MI Improbable encumDfauce.
Mrs. Christianson said the marriage
took place IN 81. George In 1857, aud
her husband ueser cd her in 1892. This
testimony icing corroboralBJ, n dl-
vofoe YVES granted.
Emma y. D0bbs Va John James
O0DUs flushed the procession OF cases
where wives had been deserted. Mrs.
Dobb- SAID che was married In 1879, IN
Salt Lake CITY, and had four oniiursn.
Her husband lett her In 1893, and
went 10 Nevada, but she did not know
where he was now. The divorce was
granted.
The grand jury came into court
With Que indictment under tue laws OF
the United rsatcs, anu court liked tho
bono at $500 tor each de.sndAnt.
Larry MoPOiln was arraigned on .
charge OF larceny, anu pleaded not
guilty.
John L. Cahoon, sx.selecimAn, was
called for arraignment on indictments
In connection with tue city anu county
building, but was not present.
Alhert l.. CanOon aud Harry
Haynes were called on indictments la
connection with the same busi neat, and
entered n plea Of not guilty, with .
privilege OF Withdrawing the plea
within rve days 10 drmur to tho In
diclment.
Joseph II. Morris, Herman Bsm-
berger anu J. L. Cahoon, ex.sslect-
men, anu j. NJ. Watson and Martin
hayken were ordered 10 DO In court on
THURSDAY next nj 10 u. m. for arrsign-
men..
The grand Jury having Ignored the
charge against Harry Davis, the de.
iendaut, who was Ia custody, was
ordered released.
Orders In other olses were as fol-
lows.
In the case OF John Baxter Donald
sou W. Chss. l.. HannamAu OIL nj, de-
iault VI Joiendants was entered and u
decree Of forocl sure granted.
A motion Tor judgment on the plead
inRs In tho oaec OF Taylor VS. Fowler
was granted by the court.
Marion Whitesides vs. the Davis
County couri; plaintiff gwen tins TO
prepare aud serve statement on motion
for new trial.
Henrietta Yeadon va George l.,
Yeadon ct al; erosi complaint with.
drawn.
i, p. Ellison VS. Rio Grands West
err Railway company; hearing on mo-
tlon for uewirial SGT for Monduy, No.
yembet I.
FeTgu- Coal,or vs. CoalieI Il Smell
grove OF al; hearing on order ~ show
cause tor me appointment OF y receiver
GYulnuri.
In the suit OF J. II. Park vs. II. NJ.
WIIsnsun, m1tion for writ OF assIs..
ance set Tor Thursday, Nov. 7.
Remington, johnson a o.. W Jo-
slab Barnett; motion TO strike oui
amanuel answer and cr0ss complaint
argued anu submitted.
John Richen Va Il. NJ. Weller; de.
cree OF foreclosure OF mortgage on be-
half u plainlln.
In thosuit Of Il. KIetting Va Q. Il.
Wautiaud ct al, tho name Of the wife
Of John Bhrlo9 aud allegations per-
tanning thereto were slIlckoa cut OF
the complaint.
Joseph n. Hicks vs. Emma Jane
Cover; court appoints a. referees OF
the partition OF ptemises +. Il. Woods,
Francis hargeils and q. J. irwin.
Default was entered as TO all defend
ants except Emm, Jane Covert
NOTES
In the prohibition proceedings yes.
terday afternoon, before Judge Merritt,
askiuR that Judge Cherry be forbidden
10 strike the name OF Henry James
from the Third precinct registration
list, Judge Merritt refused TO grant the
order for the reason that the proceed.
lngs were Improperly brought, and
should have been by writ OF certiorati.
The result Of tho hearing, however,
was that Mr.. Jamos's name was LETT on
The list, Judge Cherry concediug II
had a right 10 be there, after listening
to Mr.. Jamss's showing.
Judge Isrteh is holding court in
Ogden today.