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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
CALENDAR FOR
THE MAY TERM,
That Of the Supreme Court Con-
taIns 20 Cases, Set for
Hearing
ONE STATE CASE AMONG THEM
Court Opens Next Monday and Wlll
contlaue Up TO and laeluding
The 10th

The calendar Tor the May term OF the
supreme court has been made up by
CLERK drllllh and contains 20 cases,
which are set for hearing between May
3 and 10, inclusive, There II only one
state case on tho calendar for tho ,orm
Court opens q week from today Fol.
lowing N the calendar IN fun
Monday May s--stulo Of Utah W.
Samuel Richard, appellant, e, Reldm
snyder w waiter II, PIKE, appellant,
Thomas slcod w RIO olande Western
Railway Coz appellant
tuesday Mas lD-Archbald stewart,
substituted for u, Harrington, w The
cold a. Copper company OF Bingham,
appellants Doeriel Irrigation Co, Va
samuel Mcintyre, et al defendants,
llobblns n KoOlns Dam ana Canal co..
Henry Robbins ana A, j, Robbins, ape
pCllonl, Daniel Kicker w Rio Grandc
western RI CO., appellant
wednesday May 10 Matilda Tuokctt
appellant W American Steam a Hand
Laundry, Nophl Irrigation company w
samuel T. Nlckors appellant, sampson
Mining oon~ny Va Allen q, Lamson,
appellant
Thursday May Elizabeth n. ON,
~ nh appellants, w Bartholomew Ma.
lam ~ all A. y, Anderson appellant,
Va llalthuson Mercantile CoH Ezra
Thompson ot al, W. T. w. Madison,
Utah glove ana Hardware CO., ct AL
appellants
Friday, May Nc, a, Nichols appel.
liant, w The Daily Reporter company;
j. r. Rogers, Ogden Building y Say.
INKS Association w j. j. Driver ana
w w 'fOssmtn appellants Louis
faytor w Marian IS North, ct aL ap.
pClhnts
Monday May 70 Mary Elizabeth
Ferris vs. Modern Woodmon Of Amer.
lea, appellant, Joseph =, lirockbank,
appellant w, Albion MIDing company,
q corporation Louisa n Paul appel
RnL w Salt Lake cry Railroad COM
pnny
Tuesday, May o -ilyum Kurrcn, ap.
pclunl Va Tclltha Dean lainey, dcorRc
Karen, Mark Kunkcl appellant, Va
l'tah Lumber company nnd charles u,
Murphy, Smith Table company, appel.
liant w = W Mndscn
Wednesday May l1--Anna NJ, Larkin,
w SHltnir Reach Co., appellant, church
Of Jesus christ IT Lntlcr'day Saints,
ctun w, Helen Watson, appellant Neal
llorn, appellant w southern Pacific,
OpdoD, ana l.ucln Railroad CO., e, AL
Thursday, MAyoisllEdWard Elmer
respondent, w George McCunc, ct al
appellants, jcwelt ", Francis appel
liant, ~ Matthew r. Osborn, resp1nd
emit; william NJ, Coates ct al, appel.
mnts w James MetcOlf ct aL respond
onts,
Friday May iN".Emly i, Raleigh,
appellant w Caroline g. r. Wells, 1T AL
Mutual Investment Society, respond.
onls, John McCroadS appellant, w Rio
Grundo Western ky Goa respondent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
Around the Circle

The Journey Around the Circle" via
the Denver g Rio drandc Railroad
comprises more magnificent scenery
Than any similar trip In the world For
this tour the slghl-seer has the choice
of two routes, one being from Denver
10 Sllyerlon Via the Denver A Rio
Grando Sllvorton 10 Oourny via the
Rainbow Route ana the Ouray stage
llne,lhence returning 10 Denver through
tho Black canyon " the Gunnieon and
over Marshall pass, ON the other route
tho beautiful Rio 0rando Southern
railroad from Durango 10 Rldgoway In
substituted for tho Rllyorlon and Ourny
trip, on this Journey the tourist plcrces
the heart ~ The Rocky Mountains,
crossoa ana ro.crosses the Great hi.
VIDE belwoon the Atlantic ana Pacific
slopes, ponolralca i've canyons ana
climbs Ave mountain passes nll within
four days N he sooB NJ TO mako his
stay 30 short
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
TOOK BROWNS PLACE.
Judge Kellogg Of Provo Presides Over
Juvenile Court


judge NJ, NJ, Kellogg OF the juvenile
court at Provo held court for Judge
Wills Brown today, owing to tho ab.
scnco Of the latter from the city Judge
Brown has been In chicago for sever.
nj days past, but II expected to return
this week only one delinquent was
NJ before the court today and he was
brought In by his mother because ne
failed 10 report 10 the court on last sat.
nrdaN lie was given a lecture, and
promised To Keep his word In the fus
turo IN regard 10 reporting 10 the court
Mr. Draper who Mas been In jail since
last Wednesday because he contributed
60 the delinquency ~ his two boys was
brought into court ANA allowed 90 90
on suspended sentence 80 long as he
paid into court his wages 10 be turned
over 10 his family for their support
Draper has been using mp his wages
In drink Instead 81 supporting his fam.
n.y. and his boys were compelled 10
stay away from school In order TO help
their mother make living
An action was filed In justice Dana
r, smiths court TOD against Draper
In order ,o compel hm to support his
family, but nothing was done In tho
matter pending hls good behavior on
suspended sentence In the Juvenile
court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
GUEST or SAN PEDRO.
Mayor, City Council aud Com mereln
Club Excursion May u,

After some discussion jho date for the
excursion OF the Commercial club 10
Los Angeles has been fixed for next
saturday, May 0, II IN understood that
at the same time the members OF tho
city council and Mayor Morris WIN also
BIZ ON the tram, A cordial invitation
signed by w, A. clark was received by
the mayor over the wire yesterday ana
VIII undoubtedly be acted upon AT this
evenings session OF tho city council.
Today tho chamber OF commerce OF
Los Angeles took up the matter Of on.
terlalnlng the salt Lakors, A special
train conveying the guests of the rail.
road VIII leave here saturday night and
arrive In the city OF the Angels on tho
following Monday morning, after hay.
INK been met and Informally entertain.
ed by the residents Of San Dernardino,
Pomona, Riverside and other points,
Al their destination the pilgrims viii be
met by committee from the chamber
Of commerce ana Jonathan clubs who
VIII escort them uptown and proceed
10 open the bah with reception. II
II anticipated that the utah people viii
spend at least three DAYS IN Los An.
gelcs. Fun plans for their entertain.
mcnt VIII be printed In day or two,
nv soon as perfected,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
SPIKE Avn RAIL

Vice President ana General Manager
w, " Bancroft Ia expected 10 return
from Los Angeles ON Wednesday,
General Passenger Agent u H. Bur.
lev of the oregon Short Line, returned
his morning from the meeting at San
Francisco
SupL n, T. Twlnng Of the Pullman
service here goes down the llno tonight
on me nrsl iraln 10 see that all IL IN
good running order
Oflloal circulars Of the appointments
OF ", r. Hunt aud H. r. spencer have
been received from u, 4 II, a. head.
quarters io Denver
The local force under District Freight
ana Passenger Agent Moore of the Sal,
lako Route has been augmented by j,
a, Mckay telegraph operator
The first condensed through time a..
BILE IN regulation folder form was re.
celVod from the printer by the Salt
Lane Route here on saturday after.
noon,
George Haven, ticket agent nj Butte
ilty Office ~ the oregon short Line,
has resigned 10 accept similar posl,
ION at Los Angeles with the salt Lake
Route,
stephen n KHkham, general bag,
gagcmasler Of the Moffut road, dIed In
Denver on Friday as the result of blood
poisoning from the effects of smashing
a ilngor between two trunks
Kenneth e., Kerr makes his maiden
TRIP Ns travelling passenger agent 10.
night when he VIII ~ out on the first
regular train ana meet ana return on
Nc FIRST train through from los An.
golos.
G., q. l0Slor ~ 81 Louis, president of
The ellison Aephnltum company and
Vice president of The Ulnllh railway la
IN this city lie confirms the story
printed In the "Nows" some time ago To
Tho oNoct that there VIII ho an automo.
bile line Installed between Dragon and
VI, Duohosno,
General Agent Noslon Of the Burlng
ton has been notified that his com.
pany's agent nt Los Angeles has 70.
served the frat through berth on 10.
days train for Mrs llIblcy lie also
has secured the first carload of fresh
eggs to be shipped through from Ne.
braska 10 Los Angeles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
THE MANCHUR|AN
ADVENTURE.
N, WittC Was Not Responsible. for
II and Opposed 1t In the Most
Eucrgetic Manner
IT LED TO HIS DOWNFALL.
lie Advised the Emperor That lie
Should Win Iapans Friend.
ship,

st. Petersburg, May IN, Angurlofr,
formerly an assistant OF NJ W',le,
president Of the committee OF ministers,
undertakes the defense Of his FORMER
chief against the charges that hc was IN
any manner responsible for the Man
churan adventure or tho events when
brought on the war ON the contrary
NJ. AnguIicfr proves. by means Of hllh'
orto unpublished documents, that NJ,
Wll,o opposed the Manchurlan plans
throughout IN the most energetic man
ncr lntimuting In fact that II was real'
~ his opposition to the scheme IN the
far east which led 10 hls downfall "a
finance minister NJ, Angurlcf says
that m the first place NJ, Wltlc Was not
responsible for the siberian railroad,
us conception and execution belonged
10 his predecessor az linNnCo mlnlbtor
NJ WyrhncgwdsM NJ, Witln was ops
posed lo the seizure OF Port Arthur
I'm 1898 but was uyorrulcd by The advice
of Count Murayiof, the minister 90 for.
oign nfnlrs, who submitted alleged
proofs that graf Britain Intended 10
seize me port OF lluNulhl Dul an not
do H. subsequently NJ, Witie opposed
the retention OF Manchurla, After thu
Boxer uprising NJ, Wltto presented n
memorandum TO tho emperor pointing
out with the foreslght ~ ~ Gtalcsman
Man 'huria and kOrt0 ns Territory for
the extension of JapanH growing n0,
tlYliy, her life or death, ana adding that
Nussinn occupation OF that territory
was bound 10 lead 10 a clash ana event.
ually 10 war When he again MAS over,
ruled NJ, Witte advised the immediate
construction of the oirCum' Balkal rail.
road Tor strntcgcal purposes IN propu-
ration for the conniOt which he saw
ahead, Later, when the situation be.
came acute, seeing that Russia was not
prepared NJ, Wlttc urged nt least tho
temporary withdrawal Of Tho Russian
forces from MonchurIa lie then wrote
10 the emperor as follows
Instead of making an enemy Of ia.
pan we should win her friendship,
strongly advise friendly solution We
need &c populate our eastern provinces
and have vital Interests 10 defend IN
the eventual war with the yellow race
In order that the peasants of Russia
may understand what they are ilghinR
for
All NJ, Whites warnings were I'M,
hooded and he WAS no longer consulted
The Korean timber concession was OBJ.
tanned without his knowledge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
snlnn of French AItIsis.

Paris, April 3O-.rhc notable foatures
Of the national salon NJ French artists
Just opened at tho GRAND Palace, are
ldouard OolallIo's 'Apolheoss Of
Glory" intended for the Pantheon,
Horny Martins large canvas roprosen.
tlng "Hummor' llOnhauorA "A Now
York Roof Garden and a portrait BY
Lawton Parker " Nebraska, other
American exhibitors attracting attens
ton are Daniel Rdgway knight "
Philadelphia with Peasant Girls Gath.
erlng Grapes" Aston knight ot pha.
delpha, a strong landscape "Thc Tor.
rent porcNal | Rousseau OF New
orleans Hunting Dogs and Jules
Page Of san Francisco, "A Dutch In,
torlor,"
Among the other Americans rcpre-
scented are NrIdgmOn, MRcowcn and
Richard Miller Of s. Louis, and Arthur
spear and Everett, Warner OF Wash.
inRlon,
Included among tho American seulp-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
B. II, SCHETTLER CASE.
Examination Of tho Bankrupt Again
The Feature This Afternoon

The examination Of the bankrupt In
the case of u, II Schetllcr, which was
continued from q o'clock Saturday un.
III ? o'clock today WAS resumed this
afternoon In the court room ~ Referee
IN Bankruptcy charles Baldwin II
was the intention Of Attorney G. H.
stewart for The prosecutors 30 again
resume tho effort 10 INA out what II
any, money was paid 10y the Schetllcr
sons for property they received from
the banker, ANA hy the wives for their
homes Heretofore Mr. Schetllort
memory has been faulty I'm regard &C.
details ~ the transfers " property aud
mombcrs ~ his family WIN now be
questioned as 20 their recollection of
the transfers,
Salt Lake county by the county at.
tcmcN today nlod with Referee Raid.
win ~ claim nRaInsl n, ~, Schcttor
for Nlii0 ~ taxes due on his property
during tho yonr 1901, undcr the bank
mplcy law the claim comes undor the
head Of preferred claims,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
LATE LOCALS.


.Todnys local bank cleArlngs amounts
cd To Ng0, l0l 20 us against $685., 0t5, SO for
the samo day last year,
An exchange, furnished BY tho IN.
dependent Telephone company, ig being
vel M In the knuisford hotel
Poultry growers abou, the state arc
beginning 10 sond IN 10 tho market,
Nl2cable consignmenie Of chickens, 10
that the market " easy on this score.
Tho Salt Lake custom house IN grow.
ing ii business Importance, Six largo
Invoices were received there IN the nsl
two days. Collector Grocnwnld " much
encouraged over the prospect,
Msn Emily J. Glass, daughter Of
surrogate u, l., DlaFn " syracuse, n,
v, han been Visiting with relatives IN
thlg city, en- route homo from winters
mJourn In southern California,
Willard IlOmor aud George g. Blckle,
undcr tho lirn name OF llnmor A.
Buckle, have opened Offices for tho
Practise of law at b0i Mccormick block
IN this city and at Jordan city. for
mery bingham Junction, Mr. Buckle
win be located at Jordan city, and Mr.,
llnmor viii be IN charge OF the salt
Lake Once,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
WEATHER REPORT

Record ut tho local once o. tho
weather bureau for tho % hours ending
at O a. m, todayl
Barometer reading NJ n. m. 25ii
riches Temperature AT n. M, "a
degrees maximum, "a minimum, "A;
mean, 60, which Ia 3 degrees above
normal
Deficiency of the daily mean tom-
per0turc since the frat Of The month, .
degrees,
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since Jan I, $50 degrees
Precipitation Tor tho "a hours ending
A. q n, M, ol inch,
Deficiency In precipitation since Jan.
!, SO inch
FORECASTS TIL ~ 4, TUESDAY,
Local forecast for Sal, lake CITY ana
Parity cloudy with n overs ,ouIght
or Tuesday
Utah forocaa, taken Mt psnvel.
Colo
Pfty cloudy lonlsht and Tuesday
with local showers, warmer north por-
ton Tuesday
For west Wyoming
Partly cloudy tonight ana Tuesday
with showers south portions cooler to-
night,
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer II highest over tho
lake rogIon, pNcinc states and northern
plateau, and lowest over the middle
plateau, Rocky mountain slope and
northern Atlantic states
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of the Pacnc, gulf and Atlantic states,
plateau region, northern Rocky nouns
tain slope, lake region, extreme north.
west and British northwest territory,
Freezing temperature was reported
this morning over portions ~ northern
Washington and upper Michigan,
r. j. HYATT,
Local Forccaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
DEATH OF MRS. HAMMOND.
Wife Of Former Deputy Secretary Of
State Passes Away,

The many friends Of Mrs, Sarah NJ,
Hammond, wife u Datus H. Hammond,
former deputy to Secy, OF state Ham
mond viii be grieyod to hear Of the
death Of that es,Imablc woman, which
occurred at the family residence, 73t
east seventh South street, today Mrs.
Hammond gave birth TO a baby boy
about 3 n, m, and appeared to be doing
nicely, when suddenly she took turn
for tho worse and passed away shortly
after 4 o'clock
The deceased was n most est Unable
woman and was the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs, Gamble " MillVillo, Cache
county She came TO this city with her
husband eight years ago and was an
active worker IN the First ward Rol,ef
society OF which she was sccrlary at
the time OF her unexpected demise Be.
sides the infant she leaves three chIl.
drcn, who, with Mr., Hammond are
grlofstrickcn over their sad boroayo.
mont,
Funeral services viii be held We'd.
nos1ay M H. M, from the First ward
Westinghouse, Friends are invited,
The remains VIII be shipped to Millyillc,
Cache county, for inlcrmcnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
YERKES GOES WEST
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Pleased at What IIs Saw Hero

John w, Ycrkcs, Z, 4, commissioner
of informal rovonue, lott at las lhis
afternoon for San Francisco, after a
pleasant time IN this city Mr. Yorkcs,
accompanied by Senators Smoot ana
sutherland Collector Callstor, and
ilovonuc Agent Sinsc Of New York
with whom no " making II tour of
the western district, spent n busy day
yesterday scelng the many sights In
this vicinity, The party spcn, fcW
hours az tho lake, WITH witch the visit
urs were much delighted, viewed the
city from Capitol hill, attended services
NJ tho Tabernacle and enjoyed u sump'
tuous rcpnst AZ the Commercial club,
Mir, Ycrkes was very complimentary IN
hIa remarks concerning salt Lake, par
tlcularly as this " hle first visit eo
far west Tho visitors VIII 40 north 10
Portland from San Francisco and
reach Washington through Montana
and tho states north.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
FORT DOUGLAS TRAGEDY
Remains ofC0ptoin Raibourn Delivered
To tho Unkortakor This Noon,

The rcmalnH Of captain ROlbourn
were delivered 20 Undertaken y. u.
Evans this noon Tor eastern shipment.
The coffin was wrapped In The Amer-
can OOg and several wroOths of How.
oN lay thereon, An ambulance with
two officers and four soldiers followed
from the fort ana returned after the
delivery ~ the remains, Tho face
looked m though the captain were
nsloop, 10 composed were the features,
Tho body WAS clad In fun drcsa uni.
form,
According TO the Army Register the
death of Captain RMiboun promotes
First Lieutenant Harry ", Knlght of
the First u, y. infantry 10 ho captain,
ana N other recent casualties have al
ready promoted Lieut. Knight the next
on the list Ia First Lieut., Campbell H.
labcock Of the seventh infantry, n
graduate OF Princeton, class of ~ and
private during tho Spanish war NJ the
famous troon X, First H. y, volunteer
cavalry, the presidents regiment lie
was appointed second Lieutenant In the
Twelfth infantry IN 1893, Either Of
these Two officers may como Ia The
Twonlysnlnth infantry, ON their promo.
ton Lieut. knight was u private In
the Fourteenth New York, during the
Spanish war,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
SALT LhKER SUED,
Robert D. Grant In Biz Suit Heretofore
Referred TO by the Dcsorct Nows

New llayon, Conn May I, \ suit
alleging damages Of 100000 resulting
tron q dcd IN the stock Of certain
copper mines IN Utah, was returned
today IN the superior court Franklin
Farrell the millionaire manufacturer
N Ansonla, and members Of his family
and relatives In this city, and Ansoni0.
being the plalnuna Thomas d. Wal
lace. jro Of this city, and Robert u,
Grant jr Of Salt Lake city appear
us the defendants
Tho complaint alleges that about May
I, 1890, the plaintiffs engaged Nlo-srs,
Wallace and Grant TO act as their
agents IN the sale ~ stock In certain
Utah copper mines and that acting In
this capacity they disposed of he
stock and received for the same the
sum Of 100000, The purchasers are
not named In the complaint II Ia nj.
legged that the defendants have failed to
make n return Of the money or any part
Of It to the plaintiffs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
REAL ESTATE SALES,


The consummOilon Of the First
Methodist church real estate deal,
which was mentioned In saturdays
News" as likely 10 occur that ovcn-
Ing did occur, and by II, Landlord q, y,
Holmes Of the knu,sford hotel and
president Frank Knox " the National
Bank OF the Republic, become the own.
ers OF the entire Methodist property
on Third South street having q front.
ngc of lS2lb feet, ana i6h rods deep,
The land w occupied Wy the church
building on tho west, the Dc0coness'
Home Immediately 90 the east, and
with the old Methodist seminary now
the Auditorium hotel, on the east win
~ the plat The consideration was
$4,000 for the entire property, The
First Methodist church win not, how.
ever, realize ell Of this sum, ns MI hut
about $4,000 VIII 10 TO the Womens
lonrd Of Missions, and the Board OF
Church Extension, the latter having
control OF tho Auditorium property,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
FEEDER Al COURT.
torsy,hc Case Wii probably he Com
mene,d Tomorrow Morning

In tho federal court this morning the
arguments In the ease " Bird w the
Utah Consolidated Mining company
were concluded, ana II was expected
that the case would reach the Jury this
afternoon upon lts closing the work
Of securing Jury for the trial of Jo'
seph Forsyth viii he commenced, Mr.
Forsyth N under Indictment for alter
lng letter pn,on, from the govern
ment His case w a peculiar one, Tor
MIR Forsyth II q man OLD enough TO be
almost In his dolagc lie secured u
patent Ia some land IN southern Utah,
ana wrote In, I'm q trembling handWrlt'
ing, almos, every word being mlsspcll'
ed, n description If the water rights to
tho land which he held not from tho
government, but from u reservoir COM
pany Tho altering Of the patent was
40 palpablo that the ease Wlll lingo
ON an effort Of the defense 10 prove that
Mr. Forsyth was too aged 90 realize Tho
consequences " making the addition
In writing on tho government docu'
mcnt, and had no intent to dofrNud,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
GREAT BEND STRIKE,
Message From Goldaold States One Has
Boon Made In that Mine.

4 message received during the day
from Gioldneld, Ncyo brough, the In
formation that slrlngcrs Of ore werc
coming In tho workings OF the GoldAcld
Bonanza mine indicating the near ap-
proach to an orc body Of somc consc-
quence The companys stock IL held
largely In Salt Lake Frank II, Cook be-
Ing one Of the principal shareholders
II " understood Colorado springs par
ties, Identified with the Utah Copper
company are also extensive sh0rohold-
ora
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
1. u. WOOD WINS.
Judgment Rendered Tor Defendants In
Mining Deed Case,

IN the ease Of h. H. Pier against J,
u, Wood simon BambQrger and jacob
Bnmbergor judgment MAS rendered by
Judge Richie today IN favor Of defend.
ants for the sum OF sl,GiiM ana inter-
est The action was brought 10 recover
$4,000 M damages Tor tho failure of de-
l,ndunts 10 deliver a decd TO certain
mining properties IN Lander county
New, upon which thoy had given plain.
I'm and Wlll r. Wanpss q bond ana
lease,
Defendants set out IN their answer
that plaintiff had failed 60 aomply with
tho provisions OF the bond and lease,
ana that they had been compelled to
pay out lLGl1M TO satisfy claims for
labor performed ON the property while
plalntirf nnd Wanloss had charge of II,
They were awarded Judgment against
plalnliff for that amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01
CHESHIRE DENIED,
Judge Rnehle Turns Down Motion Of tho
Plaintiff

Judge RllchIc today denied the mo-
ton o. plaintiff IN the ease ~ Reuben
Cheshire against George cheshire for
Il decree m Ma favor 4 verdict was
heretofore rendered IN laydr " John
H. Harper administrator Of the oatalo
of Elizabeth Cheshire, deceased, inter.
venor IN the case, Tho decree IN favor
Of the lnloryonor viii therefore stand,
rho action involves the Tile to the
Cheshire homestead ON seventh East
street Plaintiff had decd 10 the prop.
ortS hut II was vet aside by the former
Judgment of the court ON the grounn
that Mrs, Cheshire wns not OF such u
frame ~ mind NJ the time che executed
II TO hc able Ia legally transact any
business whatever