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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
Mrs. Jennings and the Utah National

Priscilla Paul Jennings has begun
suit III the Third district court against
the Utah National Bank to recover
$500. alleged to be due as the rental
value OF the property called the Eagle
Emporium building, at the corner If
Main and First South streets, for the
month of May last, under the terms
of lease of January Is, 1890
The lease was made ou- 70 Joseph
NJ. Srorett and Joseph f. Kaldenbaugh
and assigned by them to the bank.
The lease runs for ten years from
May 1, 1890, and the rent is fixed AT
$3.50 per month for the first five years
and tCr such sum per month during
the second five years as the property
should be worth. 1t is provided that
in case of disagreement as to the
value, the amount shall be fixed ny
arbitrators, each side to choose one
and they to choose a third.
The complaint states that when the
first five years ended On May :, 1885,
the parties were unable to agree ard
the plaintiff appointed Thomas w
Jennings to act as arbitrator The
other side named Joseph VI. Stout.
The plaintiff objected 20 Nj. Stout,
on the ground that being president Of
the bank he was an Interested party.
The defendants made no other aD-
pointment and Mr.. Jennings fixed the
amount of rental alone al 5000 per
month.
Plaintiff says she demanded that
sum from the bank, but they refused
TO pay it, hence the present suit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The ladies of the Catholic church
will give a lawn social at the Lawrence
hotel next Thursday evening.
James NJ. Coombs, United States
commissioner for Box Elder county,
was in Ogden yesterday on business.
There will be an entertainment at
the Lutheran church next Monday
evening for the benefit of the Sunday
school.
Secretary Hayes, of the chamber of
commerce, has been taking some east
ern capitalists about the city, who
are planning to start paper mills in
Ogden.
The Canadian government special
car Ottawa" came in from San Fran
cisco yesterday morning with J. c.
Patterson and party. They went east
over the Union Pacific.
Judge L. r. Rhodes has returned
from a trip to Ephraim, Sanpete
county. He announces that he has
rented a house in Ephraim and that
about Aug. he will remove there with
his family.
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BOX ELDER COUNTY.
General News of Breezy Nature
From Il Rich Portion of the Ter
ritory.

Brigham City, June 2O.-The dis
patches from Washington, Thursday
conveyed the intelligence that the sal
airy of the Brigham postmaster had
been raised. This is due to the aug
mented business done at this place
This is fair index of the progress
and prosperity of the town. The
place is growing steadily, and no mis-
take.
The continued cool weather, princi-
pally at night has been so retarding
the growth of the strawberries that
they are becoming scarce and conse-
quently the price is beginning to rise.
Mrs. Eliza Dunford, of Salt Lake,
has been visiting relatives in Brigham
ity this week.
Very little in the field of politics is
on at present. But some quiet work
is being done on the side. The Demo
Gratis of Box Elder county feel good
over the bright prospects that fill the
air and the admirable stand taken
on the all-important silver question by
the overwhelming majority of the
Democrats throughout the nation.
This, together with the adverse posi-
ton of the Republican party, makes
the local Democrats not only conf
dent of victory this fall in this city
and county, but in the entire terri
tory as well. But the fact that the
Republicans got in one county Off
Ger last year has been a good thing
for the Democrats here; it has stirred
them up; put them on their mettle, so
this fall there will be no going to
sleep on the stump, but they will
wage a brisk, strong fight to carry ev
erything and even GUST this one Re-
pub, though he be not a bad sort of
a fellow.
One day last week one of Portage's
homes was completely wiped off the
face of the earth. The family of Mrs.
Sarah Briggs was off visiting, when
the fire broke out. Their building was
pretty we'll devoured before the flames
were discovered. Nearly all the con-
tents of the dwelling was destroyed.
The loss is estimated at $500 or $500
with no insurance.
Brigham City citizens are justly
proud of their volunteer fire depart
ment. The organization was perfected
soon after the water works system
was completed. The boys have prac-
ticed diligently ever since, and are
now fleet and sl<illful in the tactics of
fire fighting. Last week they received
Der coats and helmets, and Friday af-
ternoon they were out trying their
new accoutrements. They now make
a splendid showing in their brand
new equipments. The new outfit is
first-class in every respect. These
coats and helriets cost nearly 800 and
were furnished the firemen by contri-
buttons from the citizens and BUSH
ness men of this city.
The heavy frost the fore part of this
week CUT down many patches of po-
tatoes, squash, melons and fields OF
corn in this neighborhood. Reports
from Willard. Bear River City and
other towns of the county show that
the damage was even greater there
than around Brigham. The county
will undoubtedly lose thousands of
dollars through this unreasonable
visit of the frost king.
The city council, at its regular ses-
sion Tuesday evening. took a step In
the right direction. They have called
a mass meeting of the citizens OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23

The hearing on the application Of
Mrs. Emma L. Peterson for alimony,
pending the determination of the di-
vorce suit which she lfas brought
against her husband, Andrew ]. Peter
son, came on before Chief Justice Mer-
rift.
Attorney f. B. Stephens appeared
for the plaintiff and Attorney Joseph
Lippman for the defendant. Mrs Pc
terson was sworn and testified that
she resides at Park City and was mar
ried to defendant in 1898. y child was
born last October. when sne was taken
sick with typhoid fever and remained
so for three months. Her husband
took the child away and placed it in
the care of his mother, and when she
recovered refused to return it to her,
and it was now in Sewer county. She
said defendant owned a one-half in
terest n a ranch containing 200 acres
of land, besides teams, cattle, machin-
cry, etc. In 1884 he sold a soda factory
and house and lot to purchase the
ranch. She had no property to sup
port herself and kept house for fam
lily in Park City.
Cross-examined, she said she was
sufficient to support her. She was in
debt now for clothing, and also for
doctor bills for attention during her
sickness. When she left the ranch,
she took only a few articles with her.
Defendant Peterson was then sworn,
and testified that his wife left him in
June, 1894. He supported her until
February last. He was in the soda
water and beer business until he
failed and had to let it go. He was
out of employment and had been
living with his mother upon the ranch,
helping her, but had no interest
therein.
When examined he said he had
lived on the ranch and operated 1t in
connection with his brother. He had
4 few ponies, but nothing else 70 speak
Of. He said he had no interest in the
ranch, as it had not been divided, hav-
Ing been left to his mother by her
father. They had been running an ice
pond, which had brought in about $500
last year. He handled the money, but
only as attorney for his mother. He
said he was about % years of age, but
had no means.
The court questioned the witness as
TO his sincerity, and whether he was
trying to avoid supporting his wife,
and then ordered that he pay her $40
per month alimony; SIS expense money
and SO attorneys fees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
Ganawny Sues the Theatre.

George H. Ganaway has begun suit
in the Third district court against the
Salt Lake Dramatic association, 10 re-
cover $4,000 The plaintiff is \ coIored
man and alleges that on May %. while
eX-Congressman Sibley and General
Warner were making their addresses
on behalf of silver at the theatre. he
was occupying seat quietly and
peacefully and that he was unlawfulIy.
without cause or excuse, assaulted
beaten and bruised and his wrist in
Jured by the defendants agents and
employees, to his damage in the sum
named.
Ganaway was occupying a stall
which it was claimed was reserved for
a party of tourists from the east,
and he refused to vacate when asked
10 do so, but after some unpleasant
neSS was allowed to remain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
short Orders.

Henry Wagner vs.. a. J. Peterson;
order made citing W. H. Dodge and
W. y Gibbon before the court next
Saturday 10 show cause why they
should not be adjudged in contempt
for failing TO answer before Referee
Shields.
l. w Dittman vs.. w. p. O'Meara;
plaintiff given ten days additional
time to prepare and serve statement
on motion for a new trial
Nary Nelson VS.. TOoele county; de-
PENDANT allowed twenty days addi-
tional time TO file statement IN motion
Tor new trial.
Daniel Raleigh VS.. A Z. Raleigh;
leave granted plaintiff - withdraw
summons for amendment of return
and for additional service.
Niagara Mining and Smelling COM
pany for Point Lookout mining claim
vs.. James w. Kennedy ct. al for San
Francisco mining claim; order made
setting aside judgment by consent ana
action dismissed also by consent.
Albinus Nance VS.. L. G. Heath et
al; default of defendants F. G. Heath,
Henrietta Heath and Esther Walker,
entered and judgment and foreclosure
for $1,S23.67; case dismissed as to all
other defendants.
NJ j. Gray Us. c. II. Denhalter ct
al; receivers report approved and re-
ceiyer authorized to pay funds in hand
and apply funds coming into his hand
upon interest upon first mortgage till
furth IT order of the court
Jennie P. Harvey VS.. Edward P.
Aver ct. al; judgment and decree of
foreclosure for the PLAINTIFF.
Mary Jane Rice VS.. William Ham
uond; II. 7. Spencer appointed tenn
porary receiver to take charge pending
final hearing upon filing bond in the
sum of $500.
Martha Ann Coombs VS.. the Utah
Paint and Oil company; clerk of the
court authorIzed to deliver securities
to depositor for $50 upon filing stin,I-
1ation on order.
Ellen Douglas VS.. A. Frazier: decree
Quieting title entered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
Greer coz His Divorcc.

In the divorce suit of William H
seFeer against Susan Greer. which was
kheard on Saturday, June Is, and sub
emitted, Judge Merritt yesterday
granted the decree as prayed.
{ The plaintiff alleged that the mar
riage took place on September 26, 1892,
in the state of Ohio, and that on
April II, 1898. in the vicinity of Proc
torville Ohio, Mrs. Greer committed
adultery with one Samuel Haley, and
also on May !, 1893 committed adul-
terry at the same place with one
Thomas Haner. The court found the
material allegations of the complaint
t0 be true and granted the decree.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
COhn Goes Free.

Gustave Cohn was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Greenman
yesterday on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses by induc-
ing William Zimmerman to cash q
worthless check for $25. The defendant
was previously convicted of a siroiIar
offense committed about the same
time, and after serving a part of his
time was pardoned by Governor West.
lie now made part reparation for mis-
wrong doing towards Mr.. Zimmerman.
by paying SIS and costs, and it being
shown that his wife was probably on
her death bed at Los Angeles, with
the concurrence of all parties, the
present action was dismissed and the
defendant allowed to go on his way.
Judge Lochrie appeared for the de-
tendant and feelingly addressed the
court on his behalf.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
INTEMPERANCE AMONG WOMEN.

There is much said about the grow
ing habit of intemperance among wo-
men; perhaps more than the facts
would warrant. If this habit exists 1t
sowing to the fact that women are
often forced to perform domestic and
social duties under great physical suf-
fering, and by partaking of liquors
for temporary relief or a little pro-
traction of strength. and habit becomes
a necessity. If all ladies who suffer
with the complaints peculiar to their
sex would take DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, they would find natures
restorative. and the evil results of per-
nicious drugs and liquors would be
avoided. For all cases of nervous and
general debility, sleeplessness. spasms,
periodical pains, suppressions and ir-
Irregularities. it is the only medicine
sold by druggists that can be i'm
plicitly relied upon. No medicine for
women sells so largely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
Referee,s REPORT Approved.

In the suit of Dwyer and Cosgrove
against the Salt Lake Copper Manu-
featuring company e. al, the report
of Referee Ira c. Krebs was approved
by the court ami judgment entered for
the Plaintiffs for $500 and interest
and the same declared a 1irst lien and
prior TO all other liens. 1t was d.
rected thsst as much of the property
be sold by the United States marshal
as would satisfy the Judgment. The
referees compensation was fixed at
{1T5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
Must Not Fill Up the Ditch.

Bat Gardella has begun proceedings
in the Third district court against j.
P. Peterson and Charles Deadon, pray
ing that the defendants be required 10
show cause why an injunction should
not be issued directing them to refrain
from discharging rock, dirt and other
material in a water ditch at Carr Fork
canyon, used to supply the ArgOnaut
placer mines with water
A temporary restraining order was
issued and the defendants direcuei to
show cause on July why same should
not be made permanent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
Judgments Entered.

Adams & Sons company VS.. Herki-
mer Mining company, for the plaintiff
for 81, 021.
Samuel D. James VS.. Henrietta
Smith ct al; for the plaintiff for
sS,312.91
American Hand Sewn Shoe company
VS.. Theodore J. Baker; for the plain
tiff for $1,4202S.
Sarah c. Taylor VS.. j. H. Give ct
al: for the plaintiff for S1,96733.
J. L. Griffiths VS.. John W. Shulsen;
for the plaintiff for S1,165.9S by de-
fault.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
Mrs. Lnnes is Scr lrrec.

Emily H. Jones was granted a de-
cree OF divorce from Daniel W. Jones,
by Chief Justice Merritt, on the
ground Of desertion.
Attorneys Richards & Richards ap
peared for the plaintiff, who testified
that her husband had for more than
a year deserted her and altogether
failed to furnish her with the common
necessaries OF life. Mrs. Lindsay cor
roborated the plaintiffs statement and
in granting the decree his honor al
lowed Mrs. Jones attorneys fees in the
sum of $25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
For Disturbing the Peace.

George Rhodes and George Guest, two
youths who live at Mill Creek, were
arrested by the sheriff yesterday on
a charge of disturbing the peace by
throwing stones at and otherwise an
moving Thomas Burton, also of Mill
Creek. The two boys will have a hear
ing Monday before United States Com
missioner Sommer.
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SUITS FILED.
progress.

James Day ct. al. VS.. Joseph H. Tur-
ner ct. al; suit involving the title to
water.
H. c. M. l. VS.. Moses Peterson, of
MOAB SUIT FOR Sl22.S7 balance of ac-
count, and for $2,675.S5 on iprornfsso,,v
note secured by a mortgage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
WORK OF THE COURTS.
Mrs. Peterson Allowed AIinony
After a Hard Contest.
GREER GETS HIS DIVORCE.
. aIRS. EMILY JONES Is ALSO FREED
FROM THE MARITAL TIES.

Old Man Ferguson is Not Guilty, n
Very Slim Case Against Him
Gustave Cohn Goes Free Again-
George Ganaway, COIOred Man,
Sues Salt Lake Theatre For
$fO,OOO-Other Suits Filed and
miscellaneous Legal Matters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23
THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS.

Cerebrine, extract of the brain of the
OK, for Nervous Prostration,
Insomnia, etc.
Cardine. extract of the Heart, for
functional weakness of the
heart.
Medulline. extract of the Spinal Cord.
LII for Locomotor Ataxia.
Testine, for Premature decay.
OVarine, for diseases of women.
Thyroidine. for Eczema and impurities
Of the blood.
Dose 5 Drops. Price s1.OO.
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Send for Book. Q5D Washington, D. c.
u. @. NJ. Institution, Drug Dent.
Agents.
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FERGUSON soT GUILTY.

cid Man Was Actuated by the Best
of Motives.
George E. Grey and George Fergu
son mad hearing before United
States Commissioner Sommer yester-
day on a charge of battery which re-
I'D in Grey being fined IS and s2O.75
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ONLY seo.c5
To Boston, Mass, aud Return via
the Union Pacific

From July 3rd to 9th the Union Pa
cific will sell round trip tickets to
Boston. Mass, at s60.05. good returning
until August 9Th. The shortest and
fastest line
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

DURsuAST TO An ORDER or SALE
4 ana decree ~ foreclosure 90 me directed
by tho Thru pWiuct Court u ihg Territory
west front ds0r OF tho County Court
House, ln tic city NJ SAT- Lake, County
of salt Lake and Territory OF Utah ON the 18th
day OF February, 1896, az 10 O'Clock o. m nll tho
I.ght, title, claim and Interest of Addio 81. 4 d,
lrrWhcl. Frederick q. Heath. ilonri6tta
Heath, Addis N, b. Tfcwhclh u1miuistratriN
OF mo estate nt John D. IruWhcIa, de.
ccatol and John w Trewhcla. June Grace
and Minnie Herman aud FIlEabrth Portfolio, or
Int aud lu thu following Described real estate,
situate, lying and bong in salt Lake Cliy and
county Wan ipuiioy and described o. fol-
ilsinE AN undivided onc,half u1 interest.
DrsluHing atA point two % rods south from
ihr northwest corner " lot three lJL, iu block
survey, and running thence east ten llIl rods,
ihuuCu south three lJl rods, thence west ten
llll Rods, thence north thr0o lil rods tu place
ut beginning. containing thirty square rods OF
over tho following. tO.witi Bsglnning 40 a
point twenty live l2O feet south q Om the
northwest corner ut Hnld lot three laI, and
running ihruro cast seventy 1.-Two feet, thence
south UEht lh| feet thence west seventy i've
oI feet, lhgurO north Uigbt l7l foot o. place Of
beginning situate in tho city and county OF
SAT- Lake, Territory Of Utah 10 DO auIdAa
the property uf hddic 81, D.. Trcwhola, Fred.
trlrk g. Heath, Hvuriuttn iiCath, Aduio 81, o..
IrcWhvll. aimlnIstratrlN OF tho estate OF John
3. IrcWuula, deceased, and John W. TTOw.
hclh, June hrHrO lrcwhclh, aud Dolly a.
Trrwhull, minors, and Minnie Herman, and
EuHabatb Portfolio attho suit OF stephen ilaya
'''' SAr ~ brigham
u, 81. Marshal
by l.. l.. AtCuru.
Dated January 2lrd, 1906.
Booth, Loo Cray, Attorney for plalnun
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wARsHAI,s SALE.

DuRsUANr TO Az ORDER or sALE
u iu mu directed by thu Third District
Court ~ tho Territory Of Utah. D shall expose
ht public sale, ut Tho west front door Of the
county courthouse tat the nov city aud county
buudiusl, in tho city ~ salt Take, county
of SAT- lake and Territory Of Uth. on tho
.Ir4 day Of January, It.n, ut 10 O'Clock m &,
40 the right. tue, cain and Interest "
Francisco nIanCuIu, Poiru Romlgauu, Teresa
Oragtno aud Auuatonia iiriala OF. iu, and ~
Che following dUscrihud real rstAtC, situate,
lying and uUlugi salt Lake CITY and County,
Utah Territory, aud described a. follows, 20
wit.
Commencing nc tho southwest corner ot lot
three 90, block nfty.auyun 90, Plat "H,"
RAFT Lake City survey, AMI running thence
cast Thirty HA 900 feet. thence north Ten ll0l
rods, thunrH west thlrtYsHIN GOD foot. thence
south ton Ii"l rIuH Co Che place OF beginning.
with tIr brick dwelling thyfuuu. 20 be- nuId re-
thp property NJ fraurIsru biuucull, fotfu
UUmagan1, Teresa bTal.uU aud AuuAt0uia
lrIaIla 10 the suit of Alma lt Grow.
Terms uf Hulu. cash
NAT 81. HRlGUAM, q, T. Marshal.
ny T. l.. ARCHER Deputy Marshal
Dated January md. ltll.
u. 10. uNWNUtuS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Notes and Personals.

Rev. Chas. McCRfd, agei 81, n
Mount Pleasant, aud Auuic Jane
Noon, aged 20, OF Provo, received u
marriage license ioluy. Tho wedding
will DO solemuizad this evening al tue
residence Of the lady's parents, MI
aud Mrs. A, A. Noon OF this city.
The Second ward Relief society gave
pleasant social this afternoon 10 tho
ward assembly room. A picnic was vi &.
.oyed aud bail will bu given this
evening.
Joloph Roberts, aged q, Of Luhl,
anu Alice a. Pelt, aged IL, Of Amcti'
can Fork, have received license to
wed.
Frank DusOnbefry will hereafter
conduct the uptown uiilcs u the d. a.
Il. O.. Express company, formerly
managed by Jake Evans, who has T,'
signed.
N. u. Nelson, Of Vineyard, had IN
examination yesterday afternoon be-
fore Justice DcMoisy on chArgo Of
committing an assault with intent 10
Kill upon John Il. Andersen. He was
bound over 10 await the action OF the
grand Jury IN $500 bail. The aesault
took place On tue 10Th inst. Aud WAS
reported In the NEWS NJ the time,
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MARsHAL,s GALE


DURsuANr 10 Al ORDER or SALE
II ana dgCTos OF foreclosure TO mo directed
By tho Ihi-u Judicial District Court % the Ter,
rtory Of Utah, shall expose at public sale,
40 tle Wust front door Ut tho County Court
House, on tGu Eighth Ward square
in tho city of salt Lake, County OF SAT-
Lake. and Territory ~ Utah, on The tih day
OF February 49,, Nc W. O'Clock NJ, al tho
rght title, claim and interest of Eyh Dyldon.
uuist o. A. Whitney Carriage company, cor.
uurauuu, Ad9ph bergen and Christina Her.
gen, OF, Ia and 10 tue following described real
estate situate, lying and being iu salt Lake
County aud described as follows. to,wit3
A portion uf tho northwest quurtortN. W. 40
N section thiriy'tnroe ll3l, township two flI,
south NJ range one 90, wuat ~ salt Lake
Meridian, q. survey for tho Territory OF
Utah Commencing "a .hr southwest rurnpr
ming thence north eighteen and one half tl50.1
chains, iuouru east forty N1l chains, thence
Uusth eighteen and ono h7lt Utsl chairs md
tn0uro west forty li0l chains tu the place ~
beginnings containing seventy t1il acrca
ut land, being situate lu tHU County uf SAT-
Lake, ttHh Territory AlFo twenty shares III
che capital stock nj tho Utah and salt Lake
Canal Company represented By certificate No.
tsA,
10 10 sold as tho property Of Eva Gylden.
skoE a0feueen, John T. NlrDusUn, o. A. Carl.
pniai =. A. Whitney Carriage Company, d cor.
poratiou, AdOlph Hcrs0n and Christina Bor.
gen, At the sun OF ElOn's savings bank 6 IruBt
Company, a corporation.
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT ~ BRIGHAM.
ny IouS u, CuWiOCU. Deputy Marshal
Dated az SAT- Lake Clty, January 10th, isi5,