The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-15
LOGAN DIVORCES.
Two Granted By Judge Harte-Cattle
Thief Sentenced.

Logan. Oct 14.-In Judge Harris
court yesterday decree of divorce was
granted in the case of George T. STRAIT
tom VS.. Clara Smith Straitton on the
grounds of deserton. Attorney w. W.
Maugf1n was council for plaintiff.
This morning the following divorces
We're granted:
Maria Hanson VS.. Hams J. Hanson.
a ttOTney T. 4. Ne70eker represented
plaintiff. She was allowed one COW and
calf, SIS per month aliHnony and $50
counsel fee. Divorce was granted On
grounds of cruelty.
AT this writing the case of Mary
Lamont VS.. James Lamont for divtrce
on the grounds of cruelty, is being
heard. MIR. Lamont was arrested sosna
tin1e ago on a charge OF battery on his
wife and fined $40. He appealed. and
the verdict in the district court was
against him. He violated a, restraint
ing order and was fined SO and costs.
This morning a divorce case followed,
as above stated
Gustave GuStafson of Srnlthheld, CON-
victed of cattle stealing, was sentenced
to four years Imprisonment in the state
penitentiaTy. His attorney, George Q.
Rich, moved for a new trial, which was
denied. He VIII appeal his case.
CITY COUNCIL.
The Logan city conucil met i'm regular
session last night. License was granted
Aaron De Witt to carry on a. retail
liquor business.
The Coop Grocery and Drug COM
pany applied fof renewal of their whole
sale liquor license, which was granted.
The marslaals report shows Is arrests
during the quarter ending Sep 40 The
cdty treasurar's report shows: Total re-
c>eipts, 50, 999. IS; disbursements, 81 S29 p;
balance in treasury, 1898.
The city sections report for the
Quarter shows a total of IS deaths
SHEEP FROM sANPETE.
Frank Nebeser of Payson, Utah
county, unloaded 5000 sheep at Lbgan
yesterday destined for Senator Aqulla
Nebeker'S ranch icl Rich county, Where
elley will be fed the coming winter.
They were loaded at Manti, Sanpete
county.
3. F. Ritter, manager Of the Ritter
Bros. Drug company, has returned from
Montpelier. Ida. He reports their
branch house there as doing an excel
ent business
Senator AqulIa Nebel1er has returned
from a trip to Sanpete. He left for Salt
Lake this afternoon.
L. R MaruiTeau arrived home from
CoIionY Juarez, Mexico, where he went
to visit his SICK father, who he reports
as greatly Improved. He was 1aVcr-
eIbly Impressed with the country. He
values the United States silver dlollaG
more hisinly than ever before, for on
reaching Mexico he found he could buy
S2.2o of Mexican silver for one of ours.
President J. NJ Tanner, of the AgTi-
cultural college, left yesterday for
Provo. He will before returning meet
with the state board of education at
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cranney, daughter of
Mayor n. W. Bj1n9oall, is lying at
deaths door. Last night it l1as thought
She could not survive the night, but she
rallied a little this morning. She has
been suffering for a long time With
daebebes, the result of la grippe.
The Logan City Democratic COM
rniltte met last evening in the court
house and mapped out a. plan of cam
paRgu. The meeting adjourned to meet
at Attorney 2. Il. hee'ber6 office in the
R5cks block next Friday evening.
The Republican, city committee met
last might and formulated plans for
conducting the coming campaign.
Professor e W. Nichols of Salt Lake
is IN Logan arranging for his winters
work in dancing. He VIII move his
family to Logan and begin work about
Nov /
Hon. ". W. Ritter came up to Logan
this morning. He VIII RETURN to Salt
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