Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-09
OUR OWN STATE.

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1899. and on July "a. ieqs. the descendant
wilfully deserted the niaintin She asks
70 b. restored 20 her fl iden name Of
Emma ViHaiia Gardusf.
NALL VS. BALL
Laura G.. Ban asks the court to dis
solve the bonds which hind hor to
George J. Hall Habituai drunkenness
ana llltrcaiment are the causes Of
complaint. The plaintiff asks for $50
temporary nlimuny and the custody of
the three minor children. The couple
were married In This city December %,
CARTER VI CARTER
Jennie Carter alleges that on divers
time James e.. Carter has treated her
IN "a cruel ana iuhumnn manner and
ulao chafgca hnhitual drunkenness ANA
for thcHs reasons asks the court TO
grant here a. divorce from defendant
Pending the hearing Of IN, case plain.
IN asks that defendant be featrnlncd
from dlsposlnr N or encumbering any
Of his real OF personal property and ho
BE- compelled 20 pay t20 pcr month tenn
porary allmuny. when the cuae ~
heard plaintin asks that she b. award.
90 custody 81 two minor children and
the possession 81 the family home and
permanent nlimuny. The couple were
welded IA Provo November 20. 1893
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
CALLED.
Tho Democratic city committee has
met and decided 90 call tho ward prlm-
aries Tor oct ~. and the city conven-
ton Tor Oct 2iHt, az the court house.
Both tho Democratic ana Republican
city conventions viii b. held on tho
judge 4. 4. Noon has returned from
Emery county whore he visited tho
Copper Globe mine and reports the prop
cry IN "a hattorinE condition.
Sentence 81 Yorh Tor Murdsr- setting 81
Of Court Case Funeral Of II. y. Iiines.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. oct 9-ludFc Booth today
transacted the following business IN
the Fourth dlstrirt court Saturday.
Albion X. Paris York sentenced to
twelve Year, In the State prison at hard
labor Tor the kiliirE OF Edward john
son at sautaquln on July i1th last
The salt Lake brewery co. was
given judgment BY default against H.
J. Fairbanks for 500 % and costs.
Motion to dismiss the case ~ William
Brock W Thomas q. Wimmor argued
and taken under adjustment until oct
Estate Of John Daily. deceased. hear
L
Tor hearing Nov. O.
CASES SET FOR HEARING.
The following setting Of cases was
made for the balance Of the September
term ~ court.
october 2S.-uo urundc Western Ry.
Co. W Joseph u. Jones II al.
october N.-NclH YorruHun W Lester
| Taylor Erickson W Rio Grandc West
| urn ny. co.
october gs.-Hcnry n. Green W
Sioux Consolidated Mining Co. Scott
stroviu Hardware Co W II. J. Morton
october s6.-P. W. Madaon w u. J.
MurtcnHru. Utah Stove and Hardware
Go. w n. J. MurtcuHcn.
october G.-lioylc Furniture CO. W
| ~. J. Mortcnson.
October gs.-Fiotchor sophor VI Rio
Orandc Western Ry. co.
October g0.-Charlca a. Mace VI Jesse
! knight and Sons.
october ai.--MaFglo a. Thompson W
W. H. Berry
November i.--waltcr wheeler W RIO
Grandr Western Ry Co.. Herman Snow
/ VI Rio Graudo Western 1ly. co
November 2.-llobort GnbhltuH W Rio
Grando Western n.y. Co.. Olof L. He'd
cnhcrr vs. Rio Grandn Western ny. CO.
Continued for the term The state W
Henry q. hlumouihali Juacph Johnson
VI Morcur Gold Mining and Milling CO.
DismiHHod-iienry Shields ct al VI
Hercules Mining Go.
Hush Clayton. u native OF England.
was admitted 20 citizenship.
The jury was excused until oct "a s,
n. Davis was excused ~ juror Tor the
term.
FUNERAL SERVICES OVER II. 8.
HINES,
one of the largest funerals held IN
/ Provo IN resent years was held Sunday
| afternoon over the remains Of the late
/ Russell Spencer Hines, tho we'll known
business man Of Provo, who died Fiji
| day morning.
The services were held at tho fami.
residence undor the auspices OF storey
Lodge No. 4. A. y. ana a, A., % which
/ doccaacd was prominent member.
Music was furnished by the HOahnrd
and Pytc Hrothcrs' quartet
bishop 8, 4, Egrcrtnon OF the second
ward related many ~ tho charitable
deeds done by the deceased. Mr., Hines,
! he said. had been very liberal 10 the
poor OF the ward. Rev =, ~. Goodwin,
of the Congregational church. spoke "a
| few words % coincidence and encourage
ment 10 the bcrcaved family. The ball
| nncc 81 the services were conducted by
! tho local Masonic lodge,
| The funeral procession was a very
lengthy one. the Provo silver band In
the lead playing a funeral march, fol-
lowed BY the fraternul orders The
volunteer lremen had prominent
/ place In the line.
WEDDING BELLS.
The following persons have been
| licensed 20 wed; Frank Wall %, and
Sarah Jane Openahaw. %, both Of SAM
| tnquln: Albert r. snyder, "a. and
| Aurelia clyde. ~, both of Provo, Hub
bard futile Jr,, 20, AMI Lizzie Chisholm.
/ p, both OF spanish Fork
LOGAN.