The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-29
DISTRICT COURT NOTES

Judgment was entered yesterday in
Judge Morse'S division Of the district
court in favor of the defendants In
suit brought BY August VALENTINO and
wife against OIine Wsthcn. J. =. Nc
Omie and G. F. Durand, two OF the
Luke agency's justices, and the agency
itself. The pAintiffs claimed a con
piracy to defraud them. in which Oliae
Wathep was to file a suit and act as
plaintiff, with Luke as her attorney and
McOmie was to render judgment and pre-
vent an appeal. The suit was entered
to repIevin thirty head Of sheep. in July.
1903. and Judgment was duly entered.
despite the demurrer. but the Valentines
in the present suit failed TO establish the
conspiracy and Judge Morse found against
them
Trial was begun before a jury yester-
day in Judge Armstrong division OF the
district court of q suit brought by Pres
ton 5. Free against the Utah Light q
Railway company for $1,000 damages Tor
personal injuries. Free signaied street
car at the corner Of First South and Main
streets. As he attempted to step Oh the
car 1t was suddenly started dragging him
some distance and, he claims. permanent
/ ly injuring his left side and leg.
J A Jury in Judge Armstrong; division of
the district court gave the FTitseh IN
vestment company a verdict of s1.625 dam
! ages against Salt Lake City. with S215.6I
/ attorneys fees, making 81 ,4l-63 in all
/ The action was brought for S10,o00 dam
| ages to the company's property IN con
| sequence of the change Of grades OF
North Main street and adjoining streets
Several other verdicts were secured
against the city last week from the same
/ change. The case has been tried for the
past week
Jennie Overholt says that her husband
I John OverhOlt, has not supported her 10
four months past though he earns SlS
q month. To add to this. on Oct 10 ias
he struck her on the head and knocked
her senssless. At other times since tneI
marriage at Ia Junta. Colo, Oct - 1Sy4
he has hammered her on various part
of the body, and has used harsh an
| threatening language toward heT On
| asks the district court to divorce her an
| grant permanent and temporary alimonl
and SO attorneys fees
| The suit Of Edward Snhthson agalns
the Utah Light & Railway company -
! $4,000 damages for personal INJURIES va
, dismissed by stipulation IN Judge NJ
Ritchie's division Of the district court yes
terdav. Smithson was on a car, the rea
truck of which went off the track at IN
{ corner of Mead and South West Temp
: steers. oct. 10, 1914 tie Wss nun!eG /.
. the street and received injuries which q
!, said in his complaint injured his eye
sight weakened his memory and df
stroyed his senses Of taste and smell
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