The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20

GRAND COUNTY COURTS.
Young Man Let on With a Lecture
Dutch Charley'sv Case.

I ~NNA NAAe~~ vase
Moab. April 17.--After adjourning the
! t5Iand county from Monday last until
I ednesday April IS by order of Judge
Mc1 arty who, owing 10 stress OF other
+ business, was unable to get there Tor
( the regular opening day, the term opened
i mere Yesterday and closed today, and the
ioAoWlng business was Transacted:
IN The case Of John Z. Brown vs. Celia
1ushman Brown, suit for divorce. Mrs.
scented By Attorney a. y. Wallace of that
place 1t was impossible TO get the case.
10 trial and Mr. Wallace procured au
order for ar Brown to paw into court
/ hete within thirty days $50 for cost money
ana 10 enable defendant 10 come here
with Witnesses for trial, $40 per month
Z temporary altmony and SlO0 attorney $
lees Restraining order preventing plain
VI IRON dlsposinS Of his property was
also entered.
The case Of the state vs. y. e. CamD-
bell, the defendant in which was con-
Nlcted of mansiaughteF with an eight
man jury, was ordered re-entered on the
calendar, ii having been sent back from
the cause was, by consent of the state
and in fact at the request of both counsel
TOT the state and for the defendant. trans
ierred TO Carbon county and all files.
papers exhibits, etc. ordered forwarded
by the clerk here to the clerk of Carbon
county.
The state W. Lewis Lockhart was tried.
After being out all night the mrymen
TINS morning reported that they were
unable TO agree. The testimony showed
tnat one Felix Murphy had lost a team
or horses, and after some time they were
Loulld IN the possession of the defendant
under circums tances that the prosecuting
OFFICERS felt justified in filing a complaint
against LOckhaTt. charging him with
grand larceny. The testimony showed
luat young Lockhart and some others are
or nave been operating in q most con-
Nenenr location for 'rustlng nameiv
near the line between San Juan and
Grand counties In this state. and also on
or near the Colorado line
me defendant was allowed to go on his
own TeCOgniZaucc. having been fn fafi
here for several months unable to procure
bonds. The judge delivered the Young
man very stern but fatherly and adj
visoTy lecture and he started for his home
today protesting that he had learned a
lesson and would never in the future give
the officers more trouble.
Lincoln Antlers US. s. A. MCLEAN ct al \
a civil suit to quiet title to the lands of
asueton township, was dismissed as 60
Mrs. Harriet MCLEAN and a stipulated
decree by default as against the other
parties was entered.
A. Z. SorenSeu vs.. Mons Peterson. a
stipulated order regulating the distribu-
ton Of the water involved between the
parties pending the hearing OF the trial
was entered.
Battle Boren and Emil Boren vs.
Thomas Larsen: suit 10 quiet title 20
water was dismissed at plaintiffs cost I
upon motion OF plaintiffs
Nora Hyde OF this place has entered 1
suit for divorce from her husband C. A 4
hyde, on the grounds of desertiOn. his 4
whereabouts now being unknown.
Several orders In probate were entered /
and court today at 2 o'clock adjourned I
till further order of the court. and Judge I
McCarty District Attorney Livingston /
and StenOgrapheT ROllO Immediately /
thereafter started for Monticello where /
the preliminary hearing of the Dutch 4
Charlie murder case viii be had before /
the regular term Of court. which opens 4
there next Monday. Judge NICCartp Is 4
holding court for Judge Johnson in these 4
two counties this term while Judge John
son is holding court in Garfield county
Tor Judge McCarty. some cases coming 4
on for trial in the last named county
In which Judge McCarty is disqualified. /