Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-23

Mira Bell asks that her maiden nam.
of Eunetla V. Carr be restored 70 hei
and that She be allowed $50 as attor-
neys' fees.
The following cases were argued ana
submitted before the supreme court u,
day: Agnes II. Burt vs. the ttah Lignl
& Power Co., appellant, Elizabetl \
Carr vs. A. h. Cranney, admnislratrl,
appellant: and the state eN rel Frel
Hansen VS. Judge Charles H. Hart
In the first case Judge Hart sat on lht
bench instead OF Judge Rolapp' VINO
was disqualified by reason or haVlhh
heard the case In the lower court
A protest and oross-petltlon for let-
tiers of administration Of the estate o.
John Rose deceased. who died IN this
city on Aug. 90 1902 has been hlea ~
the district court. on the TENN o.
This month Elizabeth A. Rose hled q
petition fOr letters Of administration vi
the estate on the ground that she was
creditor Of said estate, In the pc
t,tlon filed today Maud Rose POtts, "a
die Rose and Francis Rose ask That the
petition Of Elizabeth a. Rose be denied
for the reason that she Isl not an helr
10 the estate and that letters OF admin
lstratlon be issued to 4. s. Potts, the
husband of the first named petitioner
THE estate Is valued at $500 and con-
slsts OF both real and personal property.
In addition 70 the petitioners lnerp are
two other heirs 10 tie estate Inc pc
tition win be heard on Nov T.
Peer Phelps fled a petition In the
probate division Of the district court
today asking that the will Of his VIE
Frankie Phelps the cOored woman VINO
died I'm the insane asylum at Provo on
oct. 10. be admitted 10 probate and that
W. W, TAYLOR be appointed admnlstra-
traitor Of the estate. The value Of the
estate is Sl5O0. and consists of cash on
deposit In two local banks amounting to
S70O. n life insurance policy for 500, and
icWelry and clothing valued at goo.
The bulk of the estate Is left to a niece
Of the deceased who resides In this city
The petition viii be heard on NOV, q
1902
Mrs. Nell Cawson Brown has com.
mence1 m action against Elizabeth
Livingston and others 10 compel the
strict performance of contract OF sale
Tor piece of ground six rods frontage
ON Fifth Fast street between South
Temple and First South streets, the
agreed purchase price being $4,000
Alice NJ. Poppleton has filed suit for
divorce against her husband, Ephralm
PoppletOn, on the grounds Of deserton
and failure TO support. The couple was
married In this city on July |, 1896. Mrs.
Poppeton also asks for the custody Of
their ye-year-old daughter
The court admitted Deputy County
Attorney Alonzo b. Irvine to the bar
Of this state upon motion of County
Attorney Christensen, Mr. Irvine Is a
graduate Of the law department Of the
University of Michigan and was rs
Gently appointed DEPUTY county attor.
ney to succeed W. d. Ritter resigned.
In the cas- OF Thomas NJ, Holiday VS.
George y. Holiday the defendant has
filed a confession Of Judgment in the
district court in favor Of plaintiff for
$3.50, which is the amount loaned to de-
PENDANT on Feb. 20, 1898.
County Clerk James states that the
election judges are slow about qualify
ing. and that II is necessary for them
10 qualify as soon as possible so that
everything viii be In readiness for the
election which will be held in two
weeks from yesterday