Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24
tiis, were men who were deserted by

their wives. - Is
me In first case OH the call was that
OF 1l1lWood Nelson against Lucy Nelson.
WHO We're married in Ogden, Febrll-.
airy " 1898. The plaintiff alleged that
~ Wy, lao7, his wife deserted him
and mas Ia, since refused to live with
hiill. me decree was granted.
George w. Hunter was given a de-
cree of divorce from Lydia Hunter
| upon the grounds of desertion. The
| couple were married in Bingham Can
yon, March rs. 1873. and in July. 1891.
the defendant wilfully deserted the
! plaintiff
decree vas also granted John w.
Henley from Lennia Henley upon the
| grounds of desertion
DIVORCE SUIT FILED.
A suit for divorce was fled in the
! district court yesterday afternoon by
Elizabeth Warton against Joseph War
ton upon the grounds of non-support
and desertion. The couple We're mar
ried in Youngstown, Ohio, in 1890. She
also asks that her maiden name of,
Elizabeth Smith be restored to her.
WATERWoRIiS co. LOSES SUIT.
In the district court yesterday after
noon before Judge Howell a decision
was rendered in the case of the Ogden
Waterworks company against Enoch
Farr and others in favor of the de
PENDANTS and against the plaintiff. In
the opinion the court states that for
more than three years past the de.
PENDANTS have operated in the canyon
d certain lime stone quarry and Kiln
which existed prior to the time the
waterworks pipe was laid near 1t. The
plaintiff company sought 10 nave the
kiln declared a public nuisance ana
secured a temporary restraining order
against the defendants from blasting
The court held that the operation of
the kiln such as blasting was done
at such hours that it did not inter-
fere with public travel ana that 1t does
not constitute a public nuisance and
the temporary restraining order was
dissolved
PROBATE BUSINESS.
In the probate division of the destrttt
court yesterday afternoon petition
signed by Thomas w. and Edgar NJ.
Stoker and Emma Stoker Greenwich,
asking for the issuance of letters of ad
ministration to Daniel Burch in tie cs-
tate of William T. Stokcr, deceased,
was fled.
The petition, after setting forth that
the deceased died Oct. q of this year,
leaving an estate valued at $500. to
which there are Thirteen heirs, states
that Kate Slolicr, widow of the de-
ceased. is unable by reason Of drunk
enneSs. zimprovdcnce and want of nhil-
ity and integrity to properly care for
the estate, most Of which is a general
merchandise store in Plain City.
In the estate of Richard Yancy.
petition has been filed by Telitha Yancy
Shurlock for the issuance of letters Of
administration to j G. S. Abels. The
estate is valued at $500, from when
the annual rental is $50 The deceased
died at Willow Creek, Idaho May 2,
1898.
TABERNACLE SERVICES.
AT the tabernacle Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, Elder Thomas a. Shrecve
will be the speaker. The following
musical program will be rendered:
Selection, tabernacle choir.
Solo and chorus, "Hosannah" Ora
nie0, Miss Ruby Geddes and choir.
Solo. One Sweet Solemn Thought"
Carl Samuelson.
Solo (sclccted) Leo Nanden Acher.
Solo and chorus, Calvary (Rodncy),
Caleb Marriott and choir.
PLENTY OF WORK FOR ALL.
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