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The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-17

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
Circuit of the Territory of Hawaii.
In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of II. c.
Norton. late of Waianae. oahu.
The last will and testament OF said
deceased having been presented to said
Court, together with petition for the
probate thereof, and for issuan ce of let
ters testamentary to Ruth Kailieha,
having been filed, notice is hereby given
that Friday, August 10. A. ID. o.. at 10
o'clock a. m, in the judiciary building,
Honolulu. is appointed the time and
place for proving said wi ! and hearing
said application, when and where any
person interested may appear and show
cause. if any they have, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
Honolulu, July 6. 1900.
BY the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS, Clerk.
2l92-July 10-17-24
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
ben agyYIAted Administrator Of the
f<stzte Il Alexander Chisholm, late OF
HDflDly4D, dsceased. notice is hereby
gwen - al persons having claims
1iaH; the estate Of said Alexander
lsiHhcirn % present their claims. duly
2stherticated with proper vouchers. n
~ ezlst. even II the claim Is secured
u mortgage upon real estate. at the Of
tee Il THE HAWAIIAN TRUST AND
fssgfsTTGENT COMPANY, LTD, in
B9oOiglD. within xix months from tho
cate hereof. or they wili be forever
b&rre1.
HAWAIIAN TRUST AND Invest
MINT co, LTD.
q. r.. CARTER,
LG1irigfraf0r ~ the Estate Of Alex
Chisholm. deceased.
July 7fb. 800.
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20 It. ~ INCotruk IT On

EOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA I
=, =. Alexander, II. +. Baldwin. W. NJ.
Alexander. J. T.. Cooke and j. Il. Castle,
heretofore carrying on business as CO.
partners In Honolulu and San Francis
90. IS Commission Merchants and Fac
IOrs. under the firm name Of Alexander
r Baldwin. did. on the thirtieth day D,
June. i. -. 1900. incorporate their bust
ness under the corporate name Of Alex
aDder & Baldwin. Limited; that the Of
Gc0Ts ~ the corporation are:
81. +. Baldwin. President.
j. r. Castle. First Vice-President.
~. 81. Alexander. Second Yice-Presl-
dent.
j. r. Cooke. Treasurer.
W. .. Smith. Secretary and Auditor.
That the officers constitute a Board
NJ Directors Of the corporation.
WILLIAM o. SMITH. Secretary.
Honolulu. July Q. 1900.
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Bf AUTHORITY.


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N nuIaiaE
Al Al fatI aafnn
a Aa'aaea Waaiaa. oahu
~ Nffrf o. fas4
3f sH fEs si tafi.ilana 80 o..
Nfrtfft ef rafliass pr.,p cash.
faf sasai Hffsimerts
lHsff asef tp ualrtasn Die home con-
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iarfst sfsa1g s5dihE iaad under res
.1rffe nsref.enl
TNsiF-fss So cert ~ land 10 be-
trcff hasa co. cultivation ~ end of
f.guh yssr.
t isflrer detail map. etc. apply
at Fgfilr Lands ONCE. Honolulu.
J .. BROWN.
Commissioner ~ Public Lands.
1piy fif. 100. 2i93-td
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KILL RoSESSMshI NOTICES,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the eighth 9Th as. sssment of per cent
Or sZ.JJ has been levied id VIII beuuiii
due and payable Oh the LIST day vi Aug
isl, 1870. al the offices Of Alexander i
BALDWIN, Ltd.
The niHth tDth) assessment OF 5 per
cent or $50 Is levied. To Dr due aid pay
IDss on the Isl day Of september, 1870.
AZ the offices of Alexander q Baldwin,.
Ltd. Judd building.
j. +. COOKE.
Treasurer Kihei Plantation Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, II. T., July Il. 1910.
5jg5-2lJ3-July l3-l7-20
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Notice 70 sblpmastsrs.


7aH IIlHlIhtlI IaI,
sy communicating With me Branch ~.
ir0Wapble once M san FranelEco, cap
aius VI yessels who VII cooperate glth
ne HydrograDbic Onloe ~ recording tbe
meteorological observations EuRsestea ~
DIE Office, can haYe Forwarded ~ them ~
my desired port and free " oaDense, no
Hcntbiy pilot charts VI the Ngrtb PsclHe
Ocean. ana the latest Information rsssrd
ny the dangers 20 naylFaloB lu tne SO
efs which they frequent
Mariners arc requested ~ report ~ tbe
thge dlUEers discovered. or any olAeT
nlormatioD which clG ~ puLzeg lor co5.
Getting chaTs Or smiling directions. " l1
,ae publication q INC PILOT charts " the
Svrtb Pacinc q. y. CALKIHE.
IAeut-comdr, a.. 3. D., Do chargs
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NOTICE.
2is71u,o

". AUSTIN WHITING HAS RE
sumed the general practice OF law. and
has taken the law offices OF Hon. A. \.
humphreys. corner King aud Bethel
streets. Honolulu. r. o. Box 1856.
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CARRIER PLAN



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NOTICE.

s;R fLEXANDER LINDSAY. JR.
= haiiua. Hawaii has sod his futeregi
20 thr h1la Trading 20. 20 MRS. AL
t-L.s4siyEh CDCKBUHN and ]. X
h8i1l. who are now the sJ.e proprl =
tpfH al1 alI carry on the business as
before
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NOTICE
Awfsi coFFEE. FRuIr q STOCK
co, LTu

Toe directors ~ .lo above company
having declared delinquent an siscs
ugpn which The assessments are no,
Paid 30 5iat D,s.. 1898. notice IL hereby
siFen that unless came b. paid on or
before .ist day of July. 1870 the follow.
ing shares viii b. soid by auction;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
OLD VETERANS DISTRESS
Thomas O'Callahan Takes Refuge in
the City Jail.

Homeless and in the winter of life,
Thomas O'CaHahan, an old soldier, who
served under Custer in the Indian fights
and under Sheridan and others in the
Civil war, is now living in the city Jail
in want Of any other place to stay
Two days ago the old man, who gives
his age as So years, appeared at the
station and told the officers that he had
no place to stay, declaring that, owing
to some misunderstanding, he could
not stay any longer at the place where
he had been living. The officers told
him that the only place they had was
the jail. and in lack of any other place
the old soldier accepted that as a
sleeping place at night.
The old man has a government pen
sion of $24 per month, paid quarterly
but II is said that he spends it as soon
as he gets il, and then is left penni-
less Chief Hilton tried yesterday to
get O'Callahan into the county infirm-
AIRY. but the authorities said that as n.
had a pension he was not a public
charge and they could not take him
The officers are now considering the
matter OF getting guardian appointed
for the man. He viii be taken care
Of at the city Jail until some other ar
rangements can be made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
Probate Proeeedings.

The following orders in probate were
made yesterday by Judge Hiles;
Estate of John Booth deceased; Ma
thonihah Thomas appointed admins
traitor under bond Of $500.
Estate of Hans Peterson, deceased;
Rasmus Peterson appointed admins
traitor under bond OF 81, 400.
Estate of Thomas g. Armstrong, de-
ceased; A. w. Raybould appointed ad-
mlnisJrator under bond Of $500
Estate and guardianship of John r.
CIawsOn ct al. minors; Anna E. Claw
son appointed guardian under bond OF
$780,
Estate of John B. Rogers, deceased;
Alexander Rogers appointed admins
traitor under bond OF $500.
Estate of Joseph BranbOrg, deceased;
George A. Whitaker appointed admins
traitor, under Oond of 500.
Estate Of Ellen f. ALLEN, deceased;
Orson Allen appointed administrator
under bond of S100.
Estate of David S. Emery. deceased;
Mary II. Emery appointed admln1stra-
trix, under bond of 1908.
Estate of Watson T. Webb, deceased;
final account of administration allowed
and decree of distribution entered
Estate of George Curtis, deceased;
same order.
Estate and guardianship Of John Ber-
ger ct al, minors; sale OF real property
confirmed.
Estate of John s. Lewis, deceased;
same order
Estate of James Gordon, deceased;
financial account of executors ap-
proved.
Estate and guardianship of Ingersol
Erickson ct al, minors; guardians &C
count approved and guardian DIS
charged
Estate of John J. McAchran, deceas-
cd claims approved
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
MT. Pleasant Notes.
(SDeciaI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Especial Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant. Dec. PA meeting was
held this week at which the plans and
objects of the Mammoth Reservoir COM
Dany were fully explained and commit
tees arc out now cdnVdSSing the town
thoroughly in the hopes of disposing of a
good share of the remaining stock of the
company-about SG0O00.
The engineer in charge. 0. r. Young of
Salt Lake. is now on the mountain near
the proposed sites with a corps of assist
ants for the purpose of selecting the site
for the tunnel.
1t is announced that the Mt Nebo Res
ervoir people a-c offering to take all she
stock left at q $3.50 premium, but that
would give the stockholders in that sec
ton a majority interest, which is foreign
to the best interests and also the inten-
lions of the company
Mt Pleasant would be able to get water
by digging q canal less than ten miles
long. which would bring water above the
city proper
The population of Mt. Pleasant, as
given by the census returns, IS mislead-
ing. Nearly all other towns in the state
of the size of this include In the incorpo-
ration the entire precinct. while If this
were Il ,ase in Mt Pleasant, which it
Is not. population would reach 3,C93
persons, stead of 2,372, as given by the
returns. mere were two enumerators
here, one for the city and one for the
precinct. and the returns for the latter
have not been included.
Ole Nielsen. a prominent sheepman of
this CITY. who has been IN SAT- Lake nos
pital for two weeks suffering with peri
tonitis has returned and is recovering.
The Presbyterian Sunday school chill
dren and teachers gave fne Christmas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
BUCKEYE MUST PAY
5.so Involving all 0yer-iSSue OF
Stock.
COMPANY RESPONSIBLE
r-ocK REGULARLY ISSUED ON
IT'S FACE.

7,5aa Cherry yesterday decided the
$50 If Edward Home Us. the Buckeye
Zr,ing company in plaintiffs favor.
-I,rne sued for S405, the value of 1880
.bsras of Buckeye stock. on April q
e This wear. The demand grew out of
tba charge that there had been a fraud
,,rsnr over-tssue of the eOmpanys
took and il order to protect himself
I'm loss. Home asked that new certifi-
-stas be issued to him in lieu of the
,[raa certificates he held by purchase
s-ar7 lanes jackson, Richter & Young
ID r ID. HigginbOtham in September
- Or.ober PREVIOUS
The present officials Of the Buckeye
..-rlnarv took the stand that the shares
faIJ by Home were part of the over
tss,Ia Of about SO, 600 shares, and refused
- issue new certificates to plaintiff, but
NE court found that the certificates
-,,ara on their face regularly issued by
Tabr Beck. the former president, and
~, BRYANT :. Young, the former .secre-
- al the Buckeye company, and. ac-
,.or5iueIv. gave judgment to the plain
,iF for the amount sued for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
QUARANTINE IN EUREKA.
Outsiders Stopped at the Depot and
Made to Leave Town.
(Special to The Herald

toQGEldl 20 Inc herald
Eureka, Dee. 22.-Four passengers
alighted here this morning from the Ore
gon Short Line, in spite of the quaran-
tine REGULATIONS which went into effect
a. i o clock last night. Two of them.
hesSrs. Macintosh and Sutton of Provo
were allowed TO proceed to the outskirts
OF town 10 their destination, the LiIIv
-. ,Whlch is over the line in Utah
COUNT; with instructions not to return
1he others were detained until the after
noon train, on which they departed The
city limits on the east and west sides are
patrolled day and night by special police
ana the quarantine regulations will be
enforced to the letter. 1t is hoped that
after the danger from holiday visits is
D--s- the present drastic order will be
modlned so that people who have bust
ness mere may be enabled to transact it
IN person The officials of the CITY and
ce|-tV have no desire to work a hard
snip on any one, but because of the Ia kitty
OF the health officers at many valley
towns N the discharge of their duties il
was deemed unwiSe to allow persons to
go to those places and indulge in the
usual holiday festivities and by this ex-
posture endanger the health of residents
of the district. No peddiarS are al
lowed to enter the district who come
from or pass through infected towns,
and as the several camps here depend al
most wholly upon them for the products
of the farm there is apt to be a famine
in those products in a few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23

with regret they did 50. without being
able 10 arrange for games with other
teams of the state: Erwin Robinson was
elected captain and George Rizer was re-
elected manager for next year.
The class OF 1862 met Thursday and gave
farewell programme.
The class of 1913 has decided to give a
class social after the holidays.
cation has increased 70 1e5, the largest
number known in the history of the as
ISOLATION.
structor AIcGlin's Latin class during his
absence.
The faculty. committee met with the
student committee last week and chose
three questions fer the coming debate
with the University CT Nevada. From
Promotion of Industry by Susbidy, Bonus,
or Bounty. is a Good Public Policy" was
chosen. and will pc sent to Nevada i'm
mediately. There Is much greater inter
est shown this year thar last. For at a
meeting of the students interested in the
debate there We're twenty-five debateTS
present. and at least half that number
viii enter the preliminary contest for
places on the team
The sophomore class will give a ball at
Misses MABEL Aaskes, Bell Schofeid,
and Louie Nelden and Messrs. Waldo
Kingsbury. Will Dunn and VIII Ray are
on the committee Of arrangements
g 8 q
Mr.. Mcknight, principal Of the train
ing school was abseat from school on
"Wednesday and Thursday on account or
illness. He was back Friday.
q q q
Miss Nellie Craft. a critic teacher, IS
under smallpox quarantine.
g e, q
Misses Macdonald. Berkinshaw, Berry
and Bullock. Miss Kimbaifs fourth
grade student teachers in geography, gave
a very pleasant entertainments Friday
morning. The pupils had dolls dressed to
represent different nations and they told
of the characteristic Christmas OF the
different nations. The pupils also sang
Christmas SONGS.
8 @ @
Miss Kimball is teaching French TO her
fourth grade and her pupils quite sur
prised the principal. Mr.. Mcknight, by
singing him q. French song on Friday,
and making him an appropriate present
8 q .
The upper grade teachers gave their
children an entertainment in the assem-
bly, building on FRIDAY afternoon MISS
Maud May BabcOck recited Christmas
carol. and after music by the. girls, Pro-
lessor William Stewart spoke.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
Garnishee Case In

In she cases Of the Fifth Ward CO.
vs. J. J. Hutchinson ct al. s. q nav
Ns. h Dole ct al, DR.. jeremiah Beattie
=. James Coon ct al. and the Salt
iIa-Ae Nursery company vs. Fred HIATT
el a., Judge Cherry yesterday grant
T ga an order diseharging the Rio Grande
WGSt0in railway company. the gar
ntShee, but ordered a stav of exec,ffIo,
Iof thlrty days, pending the filing of a.
notice OF intention by plaintiff to move
Tor a new trial. These are the cases in
NoiVlng the cOnstitutionaliCy Of the law
on exemption of married wage-earn-
ef wages. The test case of Kirkman
VS., Bird is now pending before fhe s1I-
pSeTne court of the United States and
the decision to come from that high
court VIII govern in all of these and
other similar cases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
Power Company Insolvent.

Tn the case of ". G. Benham VS.. the
Salt Lake Water & Electrical Power
company, ". :. Mccormick yesterday
He'd complaint In Intervention, alieg-
ing that the company is indebted to
various creditors in an amount exceed
ing 500 0G0 and that among these debts
is the iuterVenor' s whose claim of
$500 on a prOmissOry note, from de-
i-ndant company 10 Helene F. Lamson
and assigned to him, he seeks to re-
cover and demands judgment therefor
against the receiver, Joseph Gees re
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
supreme Court Session.

The supreme court held short ses-
sion yesterday. at which the case of
T.. W. Center, respondent. VS.. the Con-
glomerate Mining company and Clio
Vann1 Lava gnino was argued by Ar
thur Brown Tor appellant, and Frank 3.
Stephens in reply, after which it was
submitted.
1t was ordered that the election con-
test case of Ephraim p. Ellison, appel
liant, VS.. John G. NJ. Barnes be set for
hearing next Wednesday morning.
/ on favorable report Of Frank Pierce
and George T. Goodwin of the exam
lining committee, Paul Winton, lately
from Missouri, and Lee BraytOn Wight
of this city were admitted to practice
before the bar of the state supreme
court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
Mt Pleasant Notes.
lsnecia1 corresnnndence.

Mt. Pleasant. Dec. Z.-Two weddings
have taken place among Mt. Pleasant 5
Young folks this week. Miss Emelie Oh
sen and James Fechser N the Manti tenn
Dle and W. &. Mccain and Miss Ida
Omenn in Mt. Pleasant last evening.
Andrew L. Porter, formerly of this city.
and Miss Julia A. Boyle of Springville.
were married this week also.
The census of Mt. Pleasant as given out
in the government returns is misleading.
When the entire precinct is included, as
in other small cities Of the state, the pop
ulation OF Mt Pleasant totals up 1893
souls. or abOIft $50 more than the returns
give. The census of the city and of the
precinct were taken by two Inherent
enumerators ana the report of the pre-
cinct officer has not vet been made public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
Actions to Recorer Moner.

Elizabeth A. Wright is suing Thomas
h. Stevens ct al. to recover "a, 45I. % on
a prOmissory note, secured by a mort
gage on property on q street. The same
plaintin is suing Stevens alone to col
Iect SLID on an unsecured promissory
note.
The Telluride Power company yCNsr-
day filed suit in the district court
against the chloride Point Consolidat-
ed Mining d Milling company to collect
SI,zOS-33 tor electrical power claimed to
have been furnished to defendant COM
Dany on a contract.
BlanCh II. Taylor and Alvin Y. gay
Tor We're yesterday made defendants in
an action commenced by Elizabeth r.
Snow to re0uire the payment of SZS.76
in taxes. which, it is alleged, defendants
agreed to pay in the sale of certain
property to plaintiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
Orders n Equity.

The following orders were made yes
terday by Judge Hiles:
H. L. Driver VS.. Utah Light & Power
company; defendants default set aside
and leave granted by consent to lie
answer.
George Westervelt VS.. II. y. Bjork
ct al; case dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Frank Knox ct al. VS.. II. n. BjOrk ct
al; time for perfecting appeal waived.
Emma Rives vs.. Charles Z. Rives;
demurrer overruled, and defendant
waving time to answer, case referred
to George E. Blair to take testimony
and report.
John F. Scheib VS.. James Thompson;
motion for new trial argued and sub
mitted for decision.
John Black VS.. Joseph DederiChs =
al: motion for judgment on pleadings
stricken from calendar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
Police Court Trials.

J. H. Murphy, who was arrested day
before yesterday on a charge of steal
ing two handkerchiefs from the New
York Cash store, was arraigned in po-
lice court yesterday on a charge OF
petit larceny. A. NJ. White, a clerk al
the store, said that he had given one
handkerchief to the man, but the other
two had been taken without permits
sion. Murphy declared that he hac
paid for the handkerchiefS, but tbs
Judge thought otherwise and fined the
defendant SO.
The case of John Shredder, who
stirred up a commotiOn in the Knuts-
ford the other night with a big gun
was called in police court yesterday
but owing to the failure of the wit
nesses for the prosecution to appear
the case was continued until Monday
at 3 .. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP, /.
Placed at Disposal of Faculty by sal
Lake Women. >

A society that was formed last year
by number Of prominent salt Lake. wo-
men. who are graduates of the depart
ments Of the liberal arts Of colleges
throughout the United States. has pre-
sented a scholarship to the university as
an EXPRESSION Of their interest in higher
education in this state. It is 50 be given
70 some student preferably a woman, ia
one OF the college courses. whose genera
scholarship. character and fiusnrtal need
shall render her deserving of the same
The privilege of designating the Special
student is left to the faculty. The letter
announcing this was signed bv sfhe sec
rotary Miss Alice Emily Rowe. The fac
ulty and university is very grateful 70
the members of the college club. and very
much pleased in the interest shown j.
the university by this club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23

At the suggestion of several of the
school trustees of Salt Lake county, ou-
Derintendent Ashton has called meet
ing of the trustees 70 be held at Nuf-
raw on Wednesday next for the purpose
Of considering such measures as may De
considered best regarding the vaccination
OF school children
Miss carrie I. Paine of the High school
is now visiting in Paris. and expects 10
return home in the spring
DR.. Jones of Murray Vacclnated thlICy-
five of the children Of the Murray SCHOOLS
on THURSDAY. The school census is 6l2.
On Friday afternoon the pupils OF Mrs
Miller at the Grant school gave theeiir
teacher a BANQUET. and most delight
full time was spent
The following schools will be repre-
scented in music t the Utah State Teach-
ers' association this week:
Fremont Eighth Grade-Mrs- Alma ID.
Whitaker. teacher: chorus. All Han t nle
Victor from Auber's "Masaniello. Miss
May Haynes. accOmDaniSt.
Grant Eighth Grade-Miss Frances
OuaItrough and Miss Louise Shell teach,
ers: chorus. "BEightiy the morning,
from the opera .'Eurvanthe. Weber; So
Ioist. Miss Irene Kelley; accompanist,
Miss BERTHE Thompson, 80 C,-
Jackson. Seventh and Eighth Grades
Miss Elizabeth Bent, teacher; chorus.
Might" Ergmann: accompanist' MISS
Nellie NcPherrin-
Riverside. Sixth. Seventh and Eighth
Veazie: Principal W. a. Wetzel. con-
ductor: Mrs. Nellie S. Forbes. accompan-
ISL
q q q
The pupils Of the Twelfth school rem
dered two delightful programmes Of
Christmas exercises on FRIDAY afternoon.
Rooms one and two united in one room ON;
while rooms three. four and I'VE heid
fofoF o1ravofeoG in room three.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
DIVORCE REcoMMENDED.

Jane AIban Wants Relief and
Charges Cruelty.
Referee Blair yesterday reported to
Judge ETiIes the testimony submitted
TO him in the divorce case of Jane Al
ban vs.. George Alban. The parties were
married at Swansea, Wales, in Oct,
1882. and previous to settling az Bisbee,
Ariz., lived ia salt Lake City where the
cause of action is alleged to have COM
menced. The greater part of the tes-
JimOny was in the nature of dispositions
which tended 10 prove the allegation
that defendant had brutally kicked and
beat plaintiff in this city and that since
Sept y. 1884 he had Wilfully failed to
provide for her support. The referee
racommends that Mrs. Alban be grant
ed her decree of separation.