Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
OUR OWN STATE.

Dr. John Driver and Jesse Driver.
Inc funeral services over his remains
WIZ De held In the Fifth ward meeting
mouse Sunday afternoon al / oolook
lnIerment VIII take place In the city
cemetery,
IN JUDGE HoWELLs COURT.
Two clyil suits have been filed In
Judge Howell's court
mrs Alice A. Macmillan has brought
sun against a. Van Patten and Mary
., van Patten, to secure Judgment I'm
Tue sum OF SSSQ3, together with inter-
gsnsI gov attorneys fees ana costs of suit.
Ine complaint alleges that the defend.
ulls sold to the plaintiff Il piece OF
properly Tor $4,000 which was sup
posed TO be free from encumbrance,
put later the plaintiff learned that
mere were certain taxes due on the
property amounting 10 $S5,78 and 81. 25
COSTS hlch the plaintiff paid aud now
pllngs suit TO recover the same
Iholnas E' Virgins has also entered
SUIT through his attorneys Herbert II.
Macmillan, against 4. @. Burt pt al, to
recover possession Of dishes valued at
500 or damages IN the sum OF S55 and
costs Of suit, The dishes. according
TO the complaint had been left at a
certain store to secure a debt contract.
ca by II. u. Carver but belonged to
MT virgins, subsequently the defend
ants got out an attachment for the
dishes and took them into possession.
DISTRICT COURT
The suit brought by Senator w. A..
Clark against Charles DuCheneau and
John Cortez on a promissory note for
$500, was last evening decided by the
jury w favor Of the defendants. Plain.
tin claimed that the note In question
sun remained unpaid The defense
showed by their witnesses that the
note was only given by the defendants
to secure their delivery to Mr. Clark
Of 500 shares Of stock of the Black
Butte Coal Mining company, for which
he paid $500, that they kent their
agreement and delivered the stock 10
Mr.. Clark and thereby satisfied the
note. The Jury was only out short
time when they brought In a Aidlct
OF no cause of action John H. Bagley
was attorney for the defense
MANLEY DIVORCE SUIT.
Th1 heallng in the case Of Margaret
M0nley against Thomas Manley, suit
brought Tor IA divorce, was commented,
and viii be taken up again on Monday
morning.
In the case Of Miller vs. Brooks; on
motion of II. II, Henderson, attorney
for the defense the defendant was
granted 8 days additional time to
plead.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Estate OF George Maycock w. G.
Cragun, James Jensen, and Willard
Cragun were appointed as appraisers Of
the estate, authorizing them to appraise
property In Boyelder county
Estate Of Eric Erickson; final ac-
count was approved petition for
distribution was granted. the admins
traitor TO flie receipt from heir before
his discharge
Estate OF r. Il. Wilbur; petition for
an order confirming the sale OF real es-
tate was granted,
court appointed w. b. Wedell admin
iHUbAVi WIN bNilu lAeN az RsVV'
Estate Of Catherine Hardness, de-
ceased; hearing on petition was con.
tinued to April g.
Estate of silas Il. Corey, petition for
Issuance Of letters Of administration to
herself was filed by baura b. Patrick
Corey. The estate consists Of personal
property Of the probable value of $40
and real estate of the value OF 5000
Estate Of Robert Graham, deceased
Gertrude Graham filed petition praying
for issuance to herself OF letters OF ad.
mlnistration, The property OF deceased
is valued at 1920. Hearing ON both