Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
rlANTI.


OF this city, Killed u monstcr wild eat
ON the farm near sterling one day last
week
Charles whitlock aud u. u. Hrown
appeared before Justice lveraon y'ater-
dHv afternoon and pleaded guilty a. y
charge Of gambling. The complaint
charged Mr.. Brown Win allowing gam
bling at dice at his place Of business
and Mr.. Whitlock nH being a particle
pant In the game. The former was
fined fas ana the latter SIC.
An executive committee formed for
the purpose OF organizing an uFsocla-
ton at foreign missionaries with tho
object VA ylew.of loiiinE from timc -
time Toclai reunions. met on Thursday
evening and discuaHed the matter. be-
sides appointing various committees 10
look after the details of entertain
ment. The irst Of these reunions IL
proposed to be held ON the 22nd nf Feb.
riinry, the program To b. given occu-
pyinr the entire day ANA evening
AZ the annual meeting 81 N. stock
holders OF the Mnnti cooperative MGR
camille Institution, held ON Monday. the
old board Or directors VIM. 4. Reid
Hans Jensen and y. r. Parry re-
elected for another year. The business
was reported to b" IN u most flourish
inE condition. During the past year nii
the Indebtedness ON the handsome new
structure hiss been removed and boz
sides this there was "a dividcnt n ~
per cent. Since the organization of this
institution In 1869. the total dividends
paid Ia stockholders amounts to tis.-
10 over 5000
Never before In the history Of Mantl
has the water works system been In
such Perfect condition aH az the present
time. During the last pear the tank
ana pipes have lcen thoroughly
cleaned and the water Il now clean
and pure. The supply has been In
creased until for a year past II has
been ample Ia supply all domestic
needs. without any creek water being
turned in. The let Ut water consul
mers II stcadiiy growing but " used
only for domestic purposes. there ~ NO
probable danger thnt the supply VIII
run short. The watering OF stock NJ
hydrnntr must be stopped, and any
person found violating the ordinance In
this respect will b. punished 90 the full
extent of the law,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Three cnroa were tried and decided
Mt this weeks session Of the district
court. Emma j. Jensen VI MariuH Jcn-
sen IVES the title OF the first case tried.
Plaintiff sued defendant for a divorce
and nlimony ON the grounds OF cruelty.
The case was hotly contested and after
the evidence was all heard the court
refused To Ftant the divorce and dis
missed the action.
The next ease was also for divorce.
resulting morn fortunately for tho |
plaintiff. Lars \. Prone brought an |
action against HIS wife Brcta stcna |
Fromc. FOR a judicial separation on tho |
grounds OF cruelty and deHertlon Mrs |
fromc filed oronr-complaint asking |
that portion OF the plaintiffs proper |
~ be- set apart to her for her support. |
The case opened with hostility ON |
both siden. but II had not Progressed |
far when u compromise was objected |
is TO IN" division OF the property and |
ne defendant Withdrew opposition 10 "A |
ilvorcc which was Afterwards granted |
By rcfault. Both parties 10 this suit
Ell court wcll satisfied.
Daniel II. Livingston. W I. J. Olsen
Naa quickly tried and disposed Of The /
ilalntiff was life Insurance agent ana
rad procured q policy on the defend
,nta life, Tor which he had not received
Ms pay. The defendant pleaded rovo-
alton of the contract and a refusal Of
he policy and prayed to be released,
'ut the court did not see ID IN thst way
md entered mp Judgment for the
,laintin In the sum OF So ana costs
'anpcie Democrat.