The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-04

DECISION is RENDERED
Judge Booth Passes on the Case
OF Wilson VS.. Wilson
Court News.

Provo, Jan. 3.-Judge Booth today rem
dered a decision IN the case of Thomas
G. Wilson vs.. Francis N. Wilson. TIE
plaintiff is decreed 10 be the owner OF ths
four lots in Payson City TOR which de-
fendant gave a deed in 1897. which deed
was lost or destroyed without beng re-
corded. Defendant is decreed to be the
owner of lots and 4 and TO be charged
with the sum of s. per week from June
70, 1901, 10 Aug. ., 1871, and s. 30 per week
from Aug Is, 1901. during the natural life
OF the plaintiff; also with one-half OF the
funeral expenses OF the said Helen VIII
son. which amounted TO $SS, and One-half
of the funeral expenses of plaintiff at his
death.
That defendant is entitled to credit on
sal1 account for the sum of 80 per week
from June Is. 1891, TO Aug. p. 1901 and
., 1901, TO April 10 1892 and SSS the
amount paid by defendant for the fU-
neral expenses of Helen Wilson; that the
balance due or 10 become due is a lien
on the said lots, Defendant to pay court
costs. each to pay his own witnesses. De-
PENDANT excepted.
Leo Boyle. charged with robbery. and
Munda Gieslieser, charged with assault
on Elias Bowen. and who has appealed
from decision of Justice Banks court
at Spanish Fork. We're ordered to appear
for arraignment Jan. 10.
Estate of David H Clay. deceased. .
final account approved and decree of dis
irritation.
Ernest D. Partridge was appointed ad-
ministratOr of the estate of Stanley Part
ridge, deceased; bond SEQ.
Suit for divorce has been filed in the
Fourth district court by Daisy Barnett
against David Barnett. the city marshal
of PaysOn. The grounds on which a
legal separation is asked are cruel and
fnhuman treatment of plaintiff by de-
PENDANT. On Jan. ?, 1893, it is alleged that
defendant in the presence of plaintiff
and Mrs. Emma Spencer and Laura Sta
hell, wilfully and without cause called
plaintiff a dirty. lOW-dOwn -" and other
similar vile names, and plaintiff alleges
on information and bslief that defendant
rage of defendant and plaintiff called
Plaintiff a - and other similar vile and
abusive names. On ore occasion. when
the child of the parties 10 the suit was
about one month old. it is alleged, de-
PENDANT said to plaintiff C d. you. I
wish l had never seen you. and / want
you to go home to your folks and never
come back" 1t is further alleged that
on or about Aug. ! the defendant told
Hyrum Lennon, a merchant Of PaySOn.
from whom plaintiff had been accustomed
10 procure the necessary food and cloth
ing for the family, that he defendant.
contracted by plaintiff. and defendant
has failed and refused to give the plain
tiff money with which to secure the nee
eSSaries of life On the LIST day of Janu-
airy, 1903, defendant took the sugar, meat
and other food from the home, and on
several occasions he has threatened to
strip the home of it's furniture and the
eatables provided therefor. All of which
has caused the plaintiffs life TO be mis-
cradle Plaintiff asks for the custody OF
one minor child. Leslie Barnett. an equit-
able portion of the real and personal
property of defendant $50 a month per
manent alimony, the restoration Of her
maiden name. Daisy Oberhansley. and
that defendant be required to pay $50 suit
money and costs. The parties intermar-
ried in Payson, Feb. 20, 1890.