The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-17
ated her evidence, and a. decree fol-
lowed.
NOT Afraid or. WORK


Lima Jensen related a story concern
ing her husband, Hyrum S. Jense Il,
who is an able-bodied man, not AFRAID
of work at all, although he would
rather not mix with it, according t.
statements made. Lima sad her nus
band had a lad habit o. which she
could not break him. He would go
away in the summer time, when it was
warm, and return when cold weather
set in, to live with her and cat up what
she had accumulated during the sIltry
season. She objected to this arrange
ment. A ripple OF laughter was caused
during the hearing of this case by
witness, a large, healthy woman, with
a decided Scandinavian appearance,
who, when asked what her name was,
replied: LAY ben naim Hannah
O'Brien." Lima was given a decree,
as.e:. IS years of married life.
Tena Nielsen asked for dismissal of
her case against Gustav Nielsen, be-
cause eight days after the riling of the
action, her husband had gone before a
higher court than those presided ever
by men, having been killed. The order
was made.
OTHER CASES.
The woes of Mrs. Belle Randall, who
seeks a divorce from her husband, Ma
than Randall, on the grounds Of drunk
enness Of an intense character and fail
ure to provide for herself and one child,
was referred to Clerk }siair to take tes-
timony and report at an early date.
Camilla Young obtained a decree
from William H. Young, on the grounds
OF desertion and non-support. The TWO
children We're given her to care for.
There viii be no alimony in this case,
as William is not a man much given 10
making money for alimony or other
purposes.
The case of James johnson was also
referred to Clerk Blair The complaint
charges desertion on the part of Ida,
the couple having been married in 1889
at Redwood, Cal, while the desertion
took place about April l, 1896.
May S. F. Wilkins obtained a decree
from James l.. Wilkins on the ground
of failure to provide. The parties mar
ried at Beulah, New Mexico, in 1894,
and two years later the defendant de-
serted her.
Matte Orion created q laugh in her
testimony against Charles orion. She
married defendant in 1894, and in the
fall of the same year he left her. Ask
ed if she ever heard from him, she
said yes, he telegraphed me for
money to come home on" Matte got
a decree.
The alimony case of the day was
WQGn the case OF harriet L.
H. Daley VS.. Arthur T. Dali
ley came on. They We're mar
ried in 1894 in Ann Arbor, Michigan,
and Daley is a school teacher in Farm
ington. For the past year, according to
her evidence, he has contributed only
$50 toward her support. Mrs. Daley
aveTred he received $110 per month and
dressed and lived well. She was
awarded a decree, alimony in the sum
of $1,000 for the support of her three
children. two by former husband. and
$500 for herself. One hundred dollars
attorneys fees were included. the ali
mony to be paid at the rate of SIS per
month.
A A. Jenkins obtained a decree from
Tena Jenkins, This was the second
case where the husband was plaintiff
He said he married her in 1885 in Michi-
gan, and in 1894 she deserted him and
went to California. He followed her
and entreated her to come and live with
him, but she said nay, nay. He averred
he loved her and could assign no rea-
son why she left him. The divorce
was granted.
The case of Lizzie Pratt VS.. Milando
Pratt, jr., was continued for the term.
Lottie Birch dismissed her action
against Hyrum Birch.