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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
WEDNESDAY, MAY Z

The attention of the court was tax en up this morning in the entering o pleas in number of criminal cases.
 The demurrer to the complaint il the case of the territory vs J Nj Ss!s field charged with grand larceny wac ..verruled and the plaintiff plead nc guilt. The case was set for trial on May IS.
 In the two indictments found agsins L $ Norton, c B Comesford and B Kennedy charged with robbery, pic" of not guilty were entered for al hem in both cases. The cases Comesford and Kennedy were set trial on May 2l, ana that of Norto ,n May 24.
 Campbell entered plea oi II suitly to murder, and case set for u 1n May IS. Boni fixed at g UO.
 John Conchin entered plea ot guilty to the charge of robbery a;
 ase set for trial on May l6.
 In the cases of Albert T Wolverto. nd John Williams in which pleas guilty had been entered, the judgmel f the court was withheld until aft- the court had time to investigate tn facts of the cases.
 Sheriff Hunt made the return Or the bench warrant for the arrest , W B Kelly on 6 charge of crimins ,inel and after being arraigned aske or statutory time in which to pleat
 Bond was fixed in the sum of $l0O which was furnished.
 The case of the City of Tombston
 $ the Huachuca Water 10, on injun,
 ion to prevent the defendants fro,
 moving their water system fro , Il ity is on trial today and consum.
 ne attention of the court until lat hour .his afternoon.
 Tn thecase of the Provident Mu.us
 .& L Assn vs c Cutter, 8 stipui.. .,on was entered into to allow judl nent to be entered for the plaintii n the amount sued for together wit costs and .:e judgment to bear si.
 er cent interest until paid. The Copper Queen Consolid ate Comp ny mas brought suit against C J Mc,,abe and the estate of Waite Doredor to recover possession of number of lots in Blsbee situated Q.
 'atented mining claims on Chihush !. dill. There are some l5 lots involve,
 Ire case of the Provident Mutu s < L Ass n vs G H Frerch and vii, ,as teen postponed until Thur.da wing to the sbsense vf a number C vi nesses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

Chief of Police George Brsvin states that in accordance with the custom ar curfsw bell ordinance the curfev will ring at 9 "'clock p. I'D. hereafter, inst d Of 5 o'cIock. The change is- made after May lst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Transactions in the
 District Court
CHAs R HOWE, Clerk
MONDAY, APRIL 30

When court convened this morning the first matter taken up was that o: entering the .less of the prisoners who had been indicted by the grand jury.
 Victor Alstore entered . plea "f not guilty to the char of burglary.
 John Wi Hams asked the court to ave tie matter of his plea go over un il tomorrow, which was granted.
 Walter and Fra k McDaniels en- tered pleas of not guilty to the charge of burglary.
 Antonio Ferrss, who Is c familiar character before the district court, entered plea of not guilty to th, charge of attempting to commit, burglary.
 Juan Dominguez and Bernardo Alaves, charged with assault, plea not guilty.
 Bernardo orduno, plead not guilty to the charge of burglary. Albert T wolverton requested the court to have his pl-a go over unti. tomorrow, which was done. He i. c. arged vita obtaining money under false pretenses.
 1 CY Webb plead not guilty to the char of murder, after the court had overruied the demurrer filed by hi- attorney to the indictment.
 John Conchiu asked to have tn. matter oi his plea on the charge O escaping jail go over until tomorrow morning.
 In the case of the territory vs W W Dunbreak indicted for grand larceny the court accepted his plea to pett, larceny and imposed fine $200, whici he paid.
 CIVIL BUSINESS.
 Provident Mutual B X L Assn v, JC Cutler. foreclosure ot lien, tn. demurrer was overruled.
 Case of c R Bostwick vs City o 3isbee, demurrer to tb.rd amended complaint was sustained and tn. plaintiff given urtil tomorrow to am nd. c L Csven was made g party II he suit in place of s Taylor, whose l term of office has xpired. Case of Vanderwalker vs Baldwi.. involving title to bisbee property. de- nurrer to the 'mpIsint was submi,- ed to the court and taken under ali isnent
 Case of Farley vs City of Bisbee tn. i demurrer was sust ined and plaintiff 'as given 10 days to amend. Case of Stoltz vs Mcintyre, an ap. ,.eal case rom Bisb e, demurrer wa. istaln,d ss to Mrs Mcintyre. GRAND JURY REPORT. The grard jury made other par al report this q ternoon as follows;
 Augustin Valencia, murder, Douglas
 Campbell, murder, Bisbee.
 J Nj sars6eld, grand larceny, Bisbee
 The charge of graud larceny aga n-, has Douglas was ignored.
 It is thought that the grand jury will probably make ;:s final repor, tomorrow.
 The names of trial jurors will b. irawn tomorrow afternoon. The iu- TOTS will be required to report for dut, on Monday, May IA. The grand fury today investigate a number of cases and had its varioue committees at work examining the
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
| Guaranteed Cure For Piles

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding a.les, Druggists are authorized to r-- fund money if PAZO OlN MEN1
 Pills to cure in 6 to IA days. 50 cents
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

Supervisors V V A M rsssas' kloas' Approved by
 IHos. E. FLANAGAN,
 District. Attorney.
 Motion of Taylor. seconded b, Riggs and carried unanimously, E summers, rosd overseer at Fsirban k was instructed to purchase fifty pound of powder for use on roads in his dis trict.
 The clerk was instructed to return the following demands for correction VIC Mcdonald, A s Shropshire $ J Hsyhurst, Yo ng Davis and Ter itori.I Industrial School
 The following demands were audited and approved and warrants ordered drawn in payment of the sams:. Copper Queen Consolidated
 Mining Co.,, supplies for tau oO ~ opper Queen Consolidated
 Mining Co.,. rent of sewer 10 Geo D Barnard 4 Co book for recorders offi~e. .... 20 Copper Queen Consolidated Ninlnx Co., suppa,es tor
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

district attorneys office. 53 66 c F Csrrien int. justi,e of
 peace precinct. ....... 5o Mrs F L Conyers, inter-
 preting in justice of the
 peace court. ............. oo NJ F Dicus, repairs on Doug
 ias lai. ...-......' V M F Csstensds, interpret.
 ing in justice of peace
 V tuEt AO Copper Queen Consolidated
 Mining Co rent observer
 Tor lafi.. V Nj Doyle, services as jailor a' Bisbee. ............. Ioo ,. w G Buchanan, road work, Tombstone. 46 65 Bisbee Lumber Co.,, lumber for roads. ............. II o4 Alfred Ferguson. burying ] indigents.. 65 oo M F Csstensds, intepret- ing. .-.-.....- VV H Campbell, road work. 3s lew Collins, feeding prison
 ers, Tombstone ...... 9S7 W w Clark, ,tervices a. jailor
 at Naco.. =. "A S5 1 The following demands were disal- lowed by the board:
 H James, labor on roads$ B 34 Kurt Won Stufen making
 road tax list. 30 |. Board adjourned to meet 1 Ap-i. 4: 1906, at sam | BOWEN,
 Chairman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

Scott Gstliff, constable fees V Fil3 oV.. ........-.... lO5 tV U k Freder.sk, plumbing and fixing boiler at hos pltai.. ........ 4o Oc k $ Hunt for Fred Moore, deputy sheriff's fees, Vi'o oo'. IoV Co D w Womack, services as
 jailor at Benson .. 30 .. Scott Gatliff, constable fees
 reafce. .............,.. U ou R s Hunt for W F Donovan
 deputy sheriff lees $i43 S5 73 85 K $ Hunt for F J Hogan, deputy sheriff fees ~ 90 10 | D w " omack, constable fees. Benson, S2S4. 95. 2l6 95 | Geo H Humnl, constable fees, Lowell, s565. 20. 465 70 J Hogan, justice fees $O6 O5.. ......... 699 80 E $ Titus, justice fees, Ben.
 son.. 262 S5 The folIoxing salary deman 8 vera audited and allowed during intermis- son in accordance with Chapter II, session laws 1905:
 Chas K Howe, salary as
 clerk of board of super-
 visors, January. .....$ 125 % E Hughes, salary as as-
 sistant c erk of board of
 supervisors, Janusry... 100 Frank Hare, salary as re-
 cnrder, January .. l61 =. F. $ Hunt, salary as sheriff
 jauuary OU .. J J Huff .ker, salary as
 jailor, January. ...... 100 UO R NJ Ha itch, salary as
 deputy recorder, January 75 |. |. L NJ Holland, salary as
 deputy recorder, January 54 .. E James. salary as clerk - of probate court, January 100 ,. J Bower, salary as su-
 pcrVisor.. ...... S4 E Ch"ate, salary as jail
 guard, January. .. 50 3 Harry Creighton, salary AS
 jail guard, January =. ! P O' Robert Engle, salary as
 jail guard, January 3S 70 James Davis, salary as pail
 guar', January. .... 60 Frank W GoOdbody, salary
 probate judge, January l66 & J Gaines, salary as treas.
 urer, January . 209 c keoch salary of dep- :. uty reco der, January. 5i :. 5 NJ A McHugh, salary as
 deputy recorder. ..... 60 .. 70 Vim Rofe, salary as jail
 guard, January . 60 :. W N Riggs. salary as super
 visor, January ... Si .. Thos A Smith, salary as
 deputy treasurer, Jan O uai aiy-.-.. "" c A Taylor. salary as su-
 pervisor, January S4 .. 70 John " Walker, salary as
 court stenogrspher, Jan udIy.. lUU Frank c Williams, salary ,0 as jail guard, January 60 .. E Choate, salary as jail I7 guard, February. ...... 50 James Davis, salary as jail
 guard, February. .... 60 'O E w Goodbody, salary as probate judge. February l66 6. J N Gaines, salary as treas. '0 urer, February. ...... POS Frank Hare, salary ss re- 5 curder, February. l66 .. L M Holland salary as deputy recorder, Febru.
 ary.. ... 3i Ed Hughes, assistant clerk board of supervisors,
 February. y.......... 100 :. J J HuffaKer, salary as
 jaIlvr, Ftbruary.... .. .... 100 .. R 5 Hunt, salary as sheriff
 February ...... 50 .. E James, salary as clerk
 of probate court, Febru. ) 0 Reach, salary as dep
 uty re .order. February. 47 .. NJ A McHugh, salary as deputy recorder, Febru-
 sry.. ..-........... 54 .. | Fl R0ss salary as denntv
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

W M Rgg., salary ss su- pervisor, February ...... S3 .. c A Taylo', salary as su- pervisor, February. S3 .. Demand of L E Higes tor $35 for medical service, d,ssliowed on April ,, was recons.dered and allowed for full amount.
 Board took recess until ' p. m. EVENING SESSION Board of su ervisors met at :OO p m. Present-R'ggs and Taylor Absent-Bowen Board spent evening in auditing justice and constabl fee bills, and a' 10 o'clock adjourned to meet April . at 9 s m
 JJ BOWEN,
 Chairman. Attest: | CHAs K HOwE. Clerk
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

pm.
 freseut-Chairman Bowen and Su. pervisors Rig nd Taylor
 This being the hour ct for opening bi for fee in pri oner the branch county jaiis, the board proc eded to consider came: Bid of L Ds y, Bowie Station, B cen pc meal Bit of H R Henderson. Bowie Sta ii n. 25 cents p meal
 Bid oi P Wagner, Paradise. 33s cents per m al Bid of E P Fills, Naco, 20 cents per .esl Bid of Smith & Poland, Lowell 20 cents per me
 Mo ion of Taylor. seconde by iggi and srn d u snimously, the bids o P Ells and Smith & Tnla d for feed ing priso.ers at Nsco Lowe l, r -pectively, for the sum of 20 cents pei meal. were accepted, and the districi attorney was requested to draw ul contracts their signstur .. Bono wss ike t$1,OO0
 The bids of L Daly. H R H der son and J P Wagner V re rej cted, s' not not complying with specification, of cd ertisements
 Board then proceeded to the treas urer's office to count cash, as requir ed by law
 Report of the board of supervisor, and ;the district attorney on the con- dition of the treasury of Cochise coun ty. Arizona, on the Sd day of April l906:
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
OFFICIAL
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Regular Meeting 0
 the. Board of Supervisors
OF cocHlse COUNTY. ARIZONA

IContinued
 TOMBSTONE. Aiiz April 2. 96 Art Net .l Go str in Co v.u't fl lures re- CT er's .ffice. ....$ 9S co The blowing deusn is were disal- nwed:
 Sec G q fl, constable ees Is 30 co H Hu m, cons ab e
 lees. -............. oV E 1od rey, n edicsl ser.
 vie.......... 20 % I. F Heges, medics SC vice 35 .. Gitson bstract Cn., sb-
 st acts for county ss
 sessor r.............. 560 Boar took recess until p. m AFTERNOON SESSION Bos'a of supervise . convened at l
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
CHAs R HowE, Clerk

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., April 4, O6. Board oi supervisors met at 9a m, with all n embers present
 The folio Sing demands were aud ited and allowed and warrants or dered drawn in payment for sane: | IN l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

Money in banks amply SC.
 cured. .$63.2lz B. Currency on hand. . 1913 % Gold coin t20)on hand. .... 4S0 O0 Silver on hand. ....... Is OO rsctionsl cash on hand. 12l 75 U. s. postal draf's on hand 1880 OO hecks and P. O. money
 orders on hand. ..... l,26l E Hher each items, receipts.
 vouchers, etc ...... l54 22 Total. ......$S2,9S7 42 (Signed) U BOWEN,
 Chairman.
 sunerv;.o-, CA TAYLOR.
 W M RIGGs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14
DENIES BEING BRIBED.
Banton Takes the Stand in His Own
Defense.

Joplin, Mo, Feb. 13.-Charles L.
Blanton, charged with conspiracy in
the stand today in his own defense.
He denied emphatically having any
knowledge of money raised to infiu-
ence the selection of sites in the sew
eral towns OF Missouri and Arkansas.
AT Louisiana Mo-" the witness
said. zone of the wealthiest men of the
town told ne he had just come from
St Louis and that Colonel Dyer, Omitted
States district attorney had told him
that if I selected the Gum site my &C
tons would be investigated. / reported
the matter to the department"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14
SUPREME COURT
J SCORES A DOCTOR
Reverses Damage Suit Because Ply,
stefan Worked to Get a
Settlement.
NEW TRIAL FOR WALLET
MURRAY ELOPEMENT CIJLMIN-
ATEs IN DIVORCE COURT.

DR.. Joseph 8, Richards was severely
eXcoriated in an opinion rendered IN the
supreme court yesterday IN the case OF
Louis Wallet against the Consolidated
Railway Power company, now merged
with the Utah Light & Railway com
pany; The opinion, which was written ten
Cured in by the full bench, finds that
DR.. Richards used his position as sur
element Of a claim for damages against
tiff
Wallet had his shoulder injured in
street car collision on State street, Jan.
Is, 1902. He charged, and the court holds
that the evidence shows il TO be true,
that for several days DR.. Richards, act
ing as surgeon for the company, treated
him, He alleged that DR.. Richards came
TO his house once accompanied by a
claim agent for the company, and later
visited him alone Ostensibly to treat his
injuries, On each occasion, he testified,
DR.. Richards assured him that his in
jury was getting along finely and that
he would soon be well.
Doctor Talked Settlement.
On each visit, he claimed, the doctor
would talk about his settling with the
company. He opened negotiations anu
they continued from an offer OF $40 up
TO an offer of $40, which he finally &C
cepted. He signed a written release waiv-
ing damages. At each conversation, he
testified, DR.. Richards assured him he
would soon be well. He further told
that in the event he sued the com
pany, he (the DOCTOR would testify
against him, and that he could not re
cover anything.
HIS arm did not mend he claimed,
after he signed the release. Instead, he
alleged, he practically lost the use of it.
He has been unable he claims, to earn
more than 81 a day since. Finally he
started suit for 900 against the com
pany, and offered to pay back the $40
which had been paid him. He charged
fraud in the securing of the settlement.
TNf-
ed because of the settlement, and he
appealed
Boasts the Doctor.
In his opinion Justice McCarty holds
that, according TO the evidence, the com
pany was prima facie guilty of negii-
gence so far as the accident was con-
CeFned in the first place, He further
finds that Dr. Richards who is not men
toned BY name In the opinion, violated
the confidential relation which the law
requires shall exist between patient and
physician by telling him he would tes-
tify in court against him.
The opinion further holds that the ply
stefan took advantage Of the fact that
the plaintiff was a man Of meager eX-
perience and limited education in order
to secure the settlement. The evidence
showed, according to the opinion, that
physician and claim agent Of the com
pany-
The opinion reverses the lower court,
directs a new trial and taxes the costs
of the appeal to the company
In the lower court DR.. Richards teSu-
fled that he had not used any undue
influence to induce Wallet to settle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14
WORST ECZEMA
DOCTORS EVER SAW
Spread Rapidly Over Body Limbs
and Arms Had to Be Bandaged
and Scalp Looked Dreadful -
Suffered Untold Misery for Three
Years-Better in Two Months
MARVELLOUS CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"My son, who is now twenty-five
years of age, when he was four months
old began to have eczema on his face,
spreading quite rapidly until he was
nearly covered. We had all the doctors
around US and some from larger places,
but no one helped him a particle.
The eczema was something terrible,
and the doctors said it was the worst
case they ever saw. At times his whole
body and face were covered, all but his
feet. / had to bandage his limbs and
ems his scalp was just dreadful. |
used many kinds of patent medicines
before trying the Cuticura Remedies, -
all to no avail.
"a friend teased me to try Cuticura.
At last l consented, when my boy
was three years and four months
old, having had eczema az that time,
and suffering untold misery. began to
use all three of the Cuticura Remedies;
the Cuticura Soap helped as well as
the Ointment. He was better in two
months; in six months he was well;
but | gave him tae Cuticura Resolvent
one year, - using twelve bottles, /
think, - and always used the Cuticura
Soap for bathing, and do now a good
deal. He was four years old before
he was well, and his skin became per-
fectly fair when cured. give you per-
mission to publish this letter for I am
always glad to do good when I can. I
think I have told you all there is neces-
saTy to tell" Mrs. r. l.. Risley,
Oct. "a, 1905. Piermont, II. n,
Complete External and Internal Treatment for every
HumOr from Pimples to Scrofula from Infancy to Aga
consisting Of Cucurs Soap, 25c-, Ointment 50c Resolve
50c Din form Of Chocolate Coated Pills 25e per yisl
Of co., may be had Of all druggists single set often
the distressing when all other remedies, and
the best physicians fail Potter Drug Chem. Corps
Sole Props, Boston, Mass.
a. Mailed Free Hey TO Cure Disfguring HuL1oTs~
and "A0 About the Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14

John Trenton ct al. The decree also di-
reefs the foreclosure Of a chattel mort
gage.
lions Savings Bank & Trust company
yesterday sued J. A. Sermon and G. F.
Summerhays on promissory note for
500 with interest since May /, 1903.
Judgment granting the defendants per-
petuaI easement over a portion Of lot 4,
block So plat A, has been entered in the
case of Herman Hill VS.. P. H. Lannan
ct al
S<The supreme court yesterday heard ar
gUments in the following cases: State VS..
Willard Hutchings; S O. Nelson VS..
Otto Peterson. Both cases were taken
under Amusement.
The Sierra Nevada Lumber company
has secured Judgment for $l05 on a prom
issOry note against ". G. Clayton ct al.
The judgment provides for the foreclosure
of a material mans lien against property
in Hunters subdivision.
The will Of Caroline c. Harris, who died
recently IN Philadelphia, Pa, was filed
for probate in the district court yester-
day, in order that $4,000 worth of real es-
tate owned by the deceased in Utah may
be administered upon. A petition accom-
panied the will asking that Wharton z.
Harris, Emmie E Warner and Mary Har-
RS Smith be granted letters of admins
trattOD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14
ADMINISTRATOR oUsTED.
Supreme Court Decides for Heirs of
Charles Bunting.

The supreme court yesterday rendered
an opinion reversing the district court
in a case from Box Elder county, wherein
Grace Bunting asked for the removal
Of ". r. Ritter, administrator of her
fathers estate. The father was Charles
Bunting and most OF his property was
In Idaho, where an administrator was
appointed. In September, 1900, however,
J J. Guheen, now attorney general of
Idaho. caused Mr.. Ritter to be appointed
as administrator in Utah Mr.. Guheen
was a creditor of the estate.
AS soon as Grace Bunting became Of
moved on the ground that the heirs had
never been properly served with the no
tee OF his application for appointment
The lower court held against her, but
the supreme court holds that the evil
dence shows clearly that the heirs were
not properly 3erved, and directs the dis
trict court to remove the administra-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14
WIFE SUES ELoPER.
Husband Stopped in FIight.by Police
Now in Divorce Court.

Harry Fitzgerald Of Murray. who was
stopped by the police last week while
supposedly trying to elope with Mrs,
Irene Inglebretson, Murray bride. was
sued Tor divorce by his wife, Mrs Vic
tOria Fitzgerald. yesterday.
In her complaint the wife does not men
ton the incident Of the elopeInent. She
charges. however. that her husband has
beaten and struck her; that he has called
her vile names. and that on one occasion
he threatened to waste good liquor by
breaking a whisky bottle over her head
The couple have two children, the ED
est of whom is years Of age.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14
cOrbin and Wood Discredited.

Chairman FOss of Illinois of the naval
committee discredited the opinion of
Generals CQrbin and Wood. He would
accept their advice as to the loca ton
of Notifications, but not as to naval
stations. AS 10 Cavite, he said il was
impossible to get a battleship within
two miles of the naval station. There
was no other place, he said, beside Su-
big bay to moor the enormous dTydOCk
nov on its way to the Philippines.
When, at 4:35 o'clock. general debate
had been exhausted Mr.. Smith, in
charge of the bill, moved that the COM
raittee of the whole rise so that ad-
j0urnment might be had.
Mr.. Gillespie of Texas, who had made
one effort to get printed in the record
a petition he had received from the BIZ
luminous coal operators and shippers of
Pennsylvania, setting forth their griev-
ances, made a second attempt, but Mr..
Payne of New York made objection.
whereupon Mr.. Williams, the minority
leader, took the matter in hand and
fought the motion to adjourn. A rising
vote, vote by tellers and then a roll
call followed.
The vote on the rOllCau carried the
motion, 106 to 81, and adjournment was
declared at $40 O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE.

New Castle, Pa, Feb. 13.-Seven hun
dred employees of the Pittsburg Reduc-
ton company went out on a sympathet-
ic strike today, because of an order af-
fecting eight heaters at the smelters
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14
TAILOR ASKS ACCOUNTING.
M. P. Wells Accuses w. E. Stone Of
Failure to Account.

NJ ?. Wells, tailor, yesterday sued his
former partner, ". Z, Stone, for an ac-
counting. Mr.. Wells alleges that Stone
collected various bills due for the firm,
and that he failed to pay over or account
for them. He alleges. moreover. that they
were the joint owners of a race horse
named .'HibO," which was run in races
on the northwest circuit, and that Stone
collected 1923. 40 proceeds Of such races, for
which he failed to account.
Mr.. Wells charges, moreover, that Stone
disposed of certain stock in the Century
Gold Mining & Milling company, owned
jointly by the partners, and failed TO &C
count for the proceeds. He wants an or
der OF court directing Stone 10 make q
general accounting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14
Court Notes.

Judge Morse yesterday granted Louise
Simpkins a divorce from Joseph 2. Simp-
kins. The defendant did not appear
a decree for plaintiff on a prOmissory
note Of 81 ,464, has been entered in the case