The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-17
COURT NOW DENIES
COMPULSORY ORDER
Civil Suit for Recovery of Val
liable Jewelry Held by
Defendants.
REFEREE APPOINTED
RECOMMENDS DIVORCE
Record of More Important Cases
Immediately Before Dis.
trict Court.

Judge Lewis in the District court
Saturday denied an order IN the case OF
Arnold Wolfe against Will F. Smith
and Bessie Price Smith to compel the
latter to hand over TO the sheriff S Gus
tody certain articles Of iewelry which
Wolfe claims and which II is alleged,
Bessie Price Smith is wearing and re-
fuses TO hand over TO the court The
suit was begun for the recovery Of the
jewelry, which came into the posses
sion of the Smiths between June and
October, 1906, amounting to the value
Of SI45, and 5000 damages are claimed
for its retention. The jewelry is in
ventoried as one "Belcher' diamond
ring, weighing about 3N carats, 1920;
marquis diamond and ruby ring, con
tanning 80 diamonds encircling three
rubies, $50; SET of diamonds since re
stone screw earrings, $175; single stone
opal ring, Sl35.
Report has been fled in the District
court by Howard King, referee APP
pointed by Judge Armstrong to take
evidence in the case of J. c. Ayers
against Eliza c. Ayers, and a divorce
is recommended, The evidence shows
county, Georgia, May 90. 1882 and
came to Utah soon after Ayers went
back 70 Georgia in 1905 in order to
give his children better educational ad-
vantages than could be obtained in
Lark, where they resided. but his wife
refused TO accompany him, though he
made an effort TO induce her to do so
in February. 1906. His evidence was
corroborated by his son.
Judgment has been entered by Judge
Ritchie in the District court in favor
of Everett O. Jones against the Pio-
neer Nursery company for $50. On
June 9. 1904, Bert Atkinson, in the en-
ploy Of the company. was injured and
was taken TO the hospital at Murray
limb set and other treatment given him.
The company agreed to pay the bill at
the time he was taken there.
Judge Armstrong, of the District
court, on Saturday appointed Carl A,
Badger to defend i. j. Luke, Jr.,
charged with the forgery of his moth
er's name to a check which he induced
j. p. Gardner & Co. TO cash. The
profound spree at the time the crime
was alleged to have been committed.
He will be arraigned to plead to the
charge on Monday morning.
f., Conway Ashton was appointed by
Judge Armstrong TO defend F, Cox, who
will have to plead on Monday TO the
charge Of burglary in the second de-
gree.
Arthur f. Heacock has brought suit
in the District court against the Bing-
ham Group Mining company, the Hor-
ace Greely and Sacred Mining and Mill
ing company. and the Bingham Coal
and Lumber. company. There are seven
causes of actions set forth, and me-
chanic S lien is claimed on properties
Of the defendant companies at Blng-
ham.
Perry Kalbaugh has fled suit in the
District court against Simon Bath for
breach and non performance. The claim
is made by Kalbaugh that he made an
agreement with Bath whereby the lat
ter was to take charge of the Kal-
baugh quarry in Parley's canyon and
get out the amount of stone required.
ne did not get out the stone, aud
ruined a team of grey horses of the
value of $3.50, besides destroying tools
and other property. The suit is for
$1,000 damages.
A decree was entered in the District
court on Saturday in favor of Jemima
B. Walker against the unknown heirs
of George Stringham and others, and
ouieting the title to nil of lot 10, block
I, FIVE acre plat a, Big Field survey.