Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-09

marriage Feb. Z, 1900. II was brought
out during the examination OF plain-
tiffs witnesses that defendant was a
man Of violent, uncontrolled temner
but that when he was not enraged he
was kind and consIderate towards his
wife.
Defendant denied the acts of physical
cruelty complained OF by his wife but
admitted having violent temper and
ut times saying things he was after
wards sorry for
The suit for divorce was filed March
20 1902. In January, 1902. defendant
decided all his real property situated I'm
spanish Fork to plaintiff and trans
ierred az MS personal property TO her.
shs testlned that this was done i'm or
ger 10 prevent Erastus Hopla. who
hau a damage suit for battery against
ner husband, from recovering If he
should OBTAIN a verdict. He did yet a
verdict Tor $500 damages, Jan, 2S, and
lhal tne transfer OF the property had
not Influenced her I'm bringing the
dclion Tor divorce, and further that de-
lehdaht mad remained In charge OF the
property after the transfer as before
una had sold some Of the personal
property. She expressed q Willingness
mat defendant should have n part Of
the property and by stipulation of
counsel II was agreed that, in case a
decree was granted the property
should become subject TO the jurisdlc-
,lon Of the court for division between
the parties.
CHILD ADOPTED.
Runold Calvin Runofson. the 20.
months old child Of Albert and Chris
una Runolfson, OF Spanish Fork, was
luopted Dy Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert #.
Banks, of Spanish Fork.
OTHER COURT CASES.
L. L, Lenfew entered plea of not
'ullty to an Information charging forg-
ny.
George Patten VS. Payson City; mo-
ION TO substitute amended findings ar
'ued and taken under adylsement.
Peter J, Blixt vs. Solomon Peterson; |
dismissed by consent,
Chas. @, Greer et al VS. Jacob Robert |
ON ct al, motion to retax costs taken |
nder adyisement,
Spanish Fork Coop vs. w. o. Greer;
to amended complaint over
uIeu ten udys 10 answer.
AMENDED ARTICLES.
Amended articles OF the Holbrook
and and Water company have been
led with the county clerk. The
nonnt of the capital stock Is made
.oOOOO, In shares Of the par value of 81
lch, and Is owned I'm the following
Lafayette Holbrook, 294,SSO
lares; Emily A. Holbrook, 5000
lares; b. S. Hinckley 100 shares; Jas
, Melville, 10 shares; JOS. Il. Ray 10
lares' Four hundred and fifty thou
md shares are set apart as treasury
took to be sold by the board OF d.
ct0rs and the proceeds used to pur-
lase land and water rights and such
her property as may 5e required for
FRYING out the purposes of the cor
ration
VOTE AT SCHOOL ELECTION.
The vote cast at the late election for
unity superintendent of schools has
w Deen compiled by the county clerk
d shows l,5i9 votes FOR James L,
own the regular nominee, and 2g2 for
Il, Eggertsen,
ALMA thA rs CASE.
Alma Graves, charged with threaten ,
: to XIII his divorced wife. and |
ought before Jutsice Foote yesterday 4
IN a view to having him bound over
Keep the peace, entered a plea of not g
llty. His hearing was set for today. Il
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
IT. and Mrs. A. A. Davidson OF Emer-
J, Nebraska, are visiting Mr.. and
$. Geo ]. Taylor, Of Lake View.
me county school teachers examina-
n VIII be held In the Parker school. q
)Vo. Sept 2. and 4.
: Borfesen and family have re-
ned from Oregon. where they went d,
'ut two months ago with the idea OF :,
atlng there. They will continue to -
Ide In Provo.
NY Recorder Buchl was called Ia
Lake yesterday afternoon by the ~
ess OF his sister Mrs. Annie Selck d
, is suffering from typhoid fever -
IT. r. A. McGraw and his mother ~
!. NJ. E' MoGraw, will leave for Den -
tomorrow, where they EXPECT Ia II
Re their permanent home. After re. -
ming about month In Denver Mr. ~
iraw VIII return to Ann Arbor "
hlgan, TO complete his law studies ~
II. X. McGraW, another son of Mrs ~
iraW, IL located In Denver and Mrs u
ifaW VIII live with him