The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-22
IN THE COURTS.

George Granquist. native Of Finland
and Charles d. Mcdonald of Ontario
Canada, were yesterday made citizens of
the United States by Judge Armstrong.
Judge Armstrong yesterday denied the
burglary in the second degree, to quash
the Information against him. Sanders
was then erraigned and entered a plea
Of not guilty.
Mrs. William II. Jacobs has applied to
the district court for a severance of the
marriage relation, into which she entered
at salt Lake. April II. 1892. She charges
that William has failed to provide her
with the common necessaries of life.
BY decree Of Judge Armstrong Salina
Barbeau was yesterday divorced from
L-azare Barbeau, to whom she was mar
ried at Cripple Greek. Colo. March H.
1896 They have one child girl ) wears
acquired liking for strong drink
Len Pitts, who pleaded guilty i'm the
criminal division Of the district court 10
burglary In the second degree. was yes
terday sentenced by Judge Armstrong to
serve six months in the state peniten-
Thomas f. Vissing. S36 south East Tenn
pie street. June 10. 1905.
Judge Morse yesterday granted to VIII
liam T Woodcock a divorce from Anne
liza Woodcock They were married at
Sicily Islands. Cornwall England. July
f TO- lSS4 IL mas mas claimed by Wo9dGoGR
and called him names and that March ;.
1905, she assaulted and wounded him with
a Enife
Mrs Margaret Gorrie is seeking i'm the
district court to collect 5000 as dam
ages from Max Daniels for calling her
a dishonest preVaricator- She alleges in
her complain that July !. 1905. he said TO
her: You are liar. You have stolen
from me and cheated me out of my bust
ness The parties had previous to that
time had some business transactions that
did not result as Daniels believed they
would before he contaminated them.
Dora r. Wight has brought suit in the
district court against the Utah Light
q Railway company to recover S15150
damages for personal injuries. which she
alleges she sustained June >. 1860. through
PENDANT company II IS said in her bill
OF complaint that she was thrown to the
pavement and bruised by the sudden
starting OF a street car from which she
streets
William G J. Lau was tried in the dis
trict court yesterday on the charge OF
insanity. was adjudged guilty. and Judge
Armstrong ordered that he be taken TO
the state mental hospital at Provo. When
Deputy Sherffs Steele and Larson went
them not TO enter the house, as their
presence would pollute it" But they
disregarded his command and brought him
to court. William AdamSon. who mag
ines that the moon is square instead
OF round also adiudged of unSOund
mind and ordered taken to the Provo in
stitution.
William *. Brown. infant. by Rich
ard Brown. his guardian. filed suit yes
terday in the federal court against the
Utah Fuel company for $4,000 damages
the coal mines at Castle Cate II is al
legged that the plaintiff was employed by
the Utah Fuel company as miner ana
that cave-in in the mine partly bur
led him. Since the accident which oc-
Cured Feb. Z. 1895, the plaintiff claims
that he has been unable to do any manual
labor 1t is charged that the accident
occurred through the carelessness and
negligence of the company