The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-01
Court Notes.

The San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
IaIlWay company mas begun an the dis
Of education of Salt Lake City to con-
denim part Of lots "a and 43. Glendale
Park addition. wanted by. the railroad
company as part of its right Of way.
h. A Pennington is seeking in the dis
trict court TO compel the Redman Van *
Storage company to pay him $500 He
household goods in the care of the COM
pany, and that March %. 1896. the com
pany wrongfuliy converted the goods to
its own use and sold them.
In a suit begun i'm the district court
Ses;i5erday by James Haydn against J. H.
ing business as Bailey & Sons, the plain
tiff claims that ne worked as Waterman
20 May y, 1905, and that they owe him
S3,S4' for his services He asks judgment
for that amount.
Sarah Hess. widow and administrators
OF the estate of Joseph F. Hess. who died
as the result of injuries sustained Nov
-. 1903, While in the employ of the Rio
Grande Western Railway company has
brought suit in the district court against
that company, in which she asks for So, 900
damages for causing his death. He left
her with three small children.
Annie Du Pont has brought suit i'm the
district court for Divorce from Joseph
Du Pont. TO whom she was married at
Phoebe. New, Oct. 27 1885. alleging his
failure to support herself and their two
children. She claims the Consolidated
Mercur Mining company owes him 800 for
and she asks the court to attach the
money and pay it over TO her.
Mary f. Jenson accuses her husband.
Andrew A. Jensen, of moral Delinquent
cies with Flora Olson at Glenn's Ferry,
Ida. and she asks the district court TO
Salt Like CITY Sept. q 1897. They have
three children. the Oldest being > years
of age and the Youngest a babe 3 Months
old. II is also alleged that the husband
has not supported herself or the children
since April Is 1905
suit has been brought by the Rio Grande
western Railway company against Mary
putton and Elizabeth V. Davis to con-
denim lots 1 and >. I'm the east half of the
northwest quarter OF section q. township
south. of range west. wanted to be in
corpOrated in the company's right OF way.
Moyian G. Fox has Instituted an action
i'm the district court against the Alta
Consolidated Mining & Milling company
TO settle a dispute over a mining claim
districts.
The w. NJ. Rash company has filed suit
in the district court against the San An
tonic 4 Aransas Pass Railway company
to recover the value Of a carload Of wa
termelons. II is alleged that thg Rash
company purchased the melons in June.
1904, of Lee Patrick. in Texas. They were
delivered to the san Antonio & Arkansas
Pass Railway company I'm good COndi-
ton. with explicit directions as to the
route the car IN which the melons were
packed was TO take in travelling to Salt
Lake City. It is alleged that these di-
rectiOuS were dlSregarded- and that the
car made part of the journey over the
Denver & Rio Grande Western railway,
instead of over the Union Pacific railway
as ordered. and as the San Antonio &
Arkansas Pass Railway company had
a greed to route the car. Had the car gone
over the Union Pacific the Rash company.
would have been permitted TO stop Il at
Cheyenne. Laramie Rawlins Rock
Springs and Evanston. and take out and
sell some of the melons. But this was
not done and when the carload of melons
arrived in Salt Lake City. everybody
here was supplied and there was no mar
ket for them.