The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21
ATTORNEY THOMAS
WILL REOPEN Case
Anxious to Secure Fee of 500
in Divorce Case of George
VS.. George.
THOMAS MOORE GIVEN
THREE-YEAR SENTENCE
Daily Record of Cases Tmmedi-
ately Before Judges of
Several Courts.

Mrs Nora Z. George. who secured q
divorce from Edward f, George on
March 3 last, ia taking steps to collect
his Sl00 attorneys fees by reopening
the entire case. He has fled notice
of motion on June 2s next for leave
to amend his second amended complaint
! and make provision for the fee. He
states in his notice that the attorney 8
fees were not before included because
the defendant understood at the fime
of his default that he would have to
pay attorneys fees, but afterward re-
fused to do So
motion to bring George before the
court for not having paid the fee of
500 was struck off the record on mo-
| ton of his attorney, Soren x Christen-
sen. Attorney Thomas being unable to
show that there had been any service Of
the amendment to the complaint. It
was at that time that Mr.. Thomas
presented an affidavit stating that he
had tried to find Christensen around
cigar stores, real estate offices and the
police station, and had failed.
Judge Armstrong of the District
court on Thursday sentenced Thomas
Moore to three years in the peniten-
tiary for robbery, Moore pleaded gull
ty and waived time for sentence. He
was represented by E. A, Rogers. John
the same crime as Thomas Moore,
pleaded not guilty and will stand his
trial, f. A Rogers will defend him
The two men are charged with holding
up Deputy Sheriff Ira Beckstead when
be was about to arrest them near Bing-
ham Junction May. last,
Judge Armstrong of the District
court on Thursday afternoon heard the
arguments of counsel in an action
brought by Fred Petersen. E, Lenkel,
w H. Hurd, " P. Read, F.. A Wedg-
wood and Claude Erskine against M.
T. Lyon. the Lyon Mining company, c.
! l.. West, NJ, Ii. Kriebel and F. G.. Rob
inson, An application was made for a
receiver for the Lyon Mining company
and for restraining order to prevent
ments alleged to have been illegally
made Irregularities are charged in the
mana agement of the company by the
defendants.
Two suits have been filed in the Dis
trict court to settle the boundaries Of
mining properties at the head of the
canyon, in the Little Cottonwood min
ing district The first is by Arthur
Murphy and J R. Bowdle, administrator
of Alfred o. Bennett, against the
Mountain Lake Mining company. The
plaintiffs own the Michigan Nos one
| and two lode claims and allege that the
claims Of the company, the Jennie X,
Angler and the Wedge Nos. one and
two, overlap the lodes first fled on by
TIL. cona tlo,Yo ie D1o6o in the
second case which is brought against
the company by Arthur Murphy and
c.. L. Preble, who are the owners of
the Honey Suckle Nos one and two IN
the same district, adjoining the other
properties.
Judgment by default has been en-:
tered in the District court in favor OF
the Capital Electric company against
the Castle Dale Milling, Electric Light
and Power company apd others for
Sill % and costs, and 500 on promis'
sorry note dated December l. 1906.
The Queen of the Hills Mining com
pany has brought suit in the District
court against the San Pedro, Los An
geles &; Salt Lake Railroad company
For $500 damages alleged to have been
occasioned by sparks from. one of the
company's locomotives, which in No
vember blew into the boarding house
owned by the mining company at Slug
Town, Tooele county causing the de-
struction of the same by fire.
Ruth B. Robertson has fled suit IN
the District court FOR divorce from her
husband, P. M, Robertson. claiming that
for more than a year back he has failed
to support her and their FIVE children
She asks for alimony, attorneys fees
and cost of suit. They were married
June 25, 1895,
Trial was begun Thursday before
Judge Ritchie, in the District court, of
an action brought by Herman Henker
which he entered with DR.. David Lind
say in February, 1902, to do optical
work and treat patients in the Oregon
Medical and Surgical Dispensary of
Portland, Ore. They were to have equal
shares in the profits, but Henker al
leges that he only received 5000 of the
$1,000 which the institution cleared in
four months.
Judge Lewis of the District court has
entered a judgment in favor of the
Cole Banking company against DR.. j.
A. Hanson and others for s221,5o on
a promissory note executed in favor of
c. G. Sinclair and indorsed by the
company November 10. 1904.
On motion of w. r. Hutchinson, sec
onded by Jesse r. Bulge, before Judge
Richie, a committee was appointed to
draw up suitable resolutions Of respect
on the death of Judge Reed The COM
mittee consists of Judge Q. W Morse,
Farley l.. Williams and c. 8, Varian.
The resolutions will be presented as