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Show She jclen iuwdiau. r argue that thedefe'dant's assump others, the amount of temporary, ali- tion that the alleged nnrnage did n:ony ordered by Judge Mckean is TRIUMPH OF' THE G.IM . ,llf'":V . : 1 vv ' 'rnKi; "? t undstodowhatis right, not take place because of a previous perfectly preposterous, to eay noth Hie understanding he has according to effort recent praise .vorthy: The of ,hre,lul, is not good in law, and ing about the amount designed for marriage," from the State of Nevada tho m.nlsof his.nndhop, his :leansc course wll confirm W. Penrose, Editor. therefore is tantamont to an admia the lawyers iu. h, stigma of encouraging gambliog sion. Ed. Junction. sionof the marriage in question. That nd Biumioss Manager. However there is not much likeli has been defeated by the same pothis marriage is further admitted by hood that this bleed conspiracy to tent influence which lifted Jones the dufondant, as being performed ac- - Presideut LIST OF LETTEUs' ' will OGDKX. UTAH. ever Young pan out and Sharon into the Senate of the CXCI.A1MKT. PUMAISIXO I and belief the of customs eordingto much to the parties engaged in it in 0,jr,n. ; i.!I fcI0T deshas Sharon States. " United J7ll. cf Z 1875, h. it not cuile.l f.V; Will,!,. tel.., lS7i, WEDNESDAY, MARCH the Church of Jesus Chrkt of 'Latter- and tho matter will be i in fully argued cribed Nevada as the State "whose oiki month letter Oltke: -day Saints, which, by virtue of the when takcu to higher courts, bat the GKNTS' LIST. and vhoc is silver throne of sceptre A STEP Itf THE DIVORCE Statute of Utah incorporating said public can form their own opinion Dlancett C J Kelly W S is of gold." This is both poetic and SUIT. lUnett J Liince F 2 Church, is competent to solemnize of the peculiar manner in which Silver aud gold are the liuri M O truthful. W Miller marriages, and that may be laid Judge MeKean has arrived at his Alimony Eor Ann Eliza Cumin J Mecham rl iu brush the state, Condon J sag ruling powers down as it sound legal proposition, decision. A G and the gambling fraternity have Duucmi W Yesterday, Chief Justice J. 13. Mc- - that a marriage solemnized in Utah, Wbfeler (J V'i!lson J eoin freely to break down the Johnson A J Kcaa delivered his used foither according to the forms of the June J T order of the made an and of virtue, and hold back the opinion, A power L.VD1KS' LIST. MONOK which I of 'church," Brigham Young A Dette off the would hands which court rii relation to the motion for is the head, or Smith Mrs T wipe TANA. according to the forms C Johnson Miss stain that disfigures Nevada in the counsel's foes and alimony .jwmlthte f the common law, is & lawful and -To obUiimny of the letter, th The Montana people want a rail eyes of the world. in the suit for divonn instituted valid Hsk f,.r".hPrtiHH le1ten.,"KiTe nu,t the Hti,f JfJ marriage, provided parties and one cent lor rolviTliKin pajH-During the debate on the iy against Brihani Young by Ann to the contract are, at the time of cn road. Speedy communication with Uot CMllfd tor WittllB OfIS MONTH, thfT If bill the lobby of the State bu svut to tl.t. Dead LMr Ottke. wcrld is their great necessity. ftliza Young, or rather "her next the J. Hall, teriug into it, legully competent to How to obtain this in the easiest, Capitol was crowded with gamblers friend," Geo. II. Maxwell. Tost master. intermarry." 31 accused who were r and by The decision is. that tho plat n tiff is most openly expeditious man That by alleging his former mar- cheapest Hubbard of using $10,000 to defeat is a most for entitled to an allowance for suste ner, important question CABD, riage with Mary Ann Angel, the detheir consideration. They are wak the bill, 81,500 of which was for the nanco peuding the suit for divorce fendant coufesses himself guilty of a Beardslkt Hovsx, from the defcudant, und a sufficient ing up to the clear understanding cf Chairman of the Judiciary CommitOgden City, Feb. 25, 1875. felony, and while his charges can this point, and are making a begin tee, and $500 each for a number of Eniron of Junction; sum to pay the expenses of counsel have no weight against the plaintiff, And the his to solve the problem. A rail members from different parts of the to carry on tho suit. Dear Sir: Allow me to make you the admissions against himself will be ning State. bill lust 17. The to was 29 meuinm of my own and Mrs. pflad meeting was held in Bozeman by Court orders that the dcfedant pay taken as true. Beardslfj'g That the allegations wiil investigate the thanks to the fire department and to tho on tha 6th inst., when a committee A committee the sura of 83,000 for counsel's fees that the plaintiff had another huscitiiens generally for their was appointed to take hold of the charges of corruption. But gambling extraordinar; the support band was and 500 per month new matter, which the law generous endeavors to save my houst is still lawful in the State of Nevada, of plaintiff and her two children, and property from fire last denies for the plaintiff and requires matter in earnest. Th committee evening. and business the the of fleecing make com the of the which from the Cling following shall ever cherish a grateful rememdating report, the defendant to prove. TLat if it hardy miner out of the coia he brance of their kindness. plaint July 27th, 1873. This foots shall be proven in the trial that the appears in the Bozeman Times: from the rocks aad mounM. II bgardsleV "The committee appointed at a wrings up the saug little sum parties havo knowingly eutered into will tains flourish as a in legitimate the in railroad held The points argued Bozeman, Judge's a polygamous or meeting bigamous. marriage, on the Gth It looks bad to see a dog preceed-inwhich was in trade, while the wives and children follow in instant, the embodied are opinion tho court will not grant the divorce structed to his master down the street, and" open a correspondence of the infatuated spendthrifts will ing BtatemcDt of tho case, given at prayed for. calmly tarn into the first saloon hs with the different sections of the with hunger and curse the men pine the head of the document: It shows there is somapproaches. The J udge then goes on to cite au- Tirritory, and with Utah, Dakota who them the ui a deplorable tendency betrayed or ething Assembly lacking, Utah, Territory Feb ' thorities for grauting temporary ali- aud Wyoming, report the following for the District Curt. ) on the the of as the course of action adopted: part gambler's gold, dog. Ann Elixa Young, mony, even though the marriage of 1. The committee shall, and dors By her next friend, , the parties might be denied under : R. J; hereby invite the appointment, by Maxwell, George oath by the defendant, and concludes the various sections of Montana, of The Corinnclliiaiift Appre VI AND Brighara Young. with the followiug decision : ciate Gut. Axtell'a Visit. delegates to a "Territorial railroad 1. Where the plaintifl alleges that a 'Under all the circumstances of this convention, which this committee ccrtiin marriage took place in 18G8, aud case, it seems FRAN KLIN, ON BI DA Co, IDAHO. just that t. e defendant will attend, said convention to be Corinne, Utah, Feb. 2oth, 1875. the defendant denies it, "for, or be suould to the plaintiff, to defray the held in Helena, on the 1U day of pay Edilon Herald: cause, at the latter alleges, a certain expenses of NELSON & Co. this action, the noon. st April, other marriage took place in I bin, such sum of threeprosecuting Naur the D, N. B. K. a la allusion to the personal proposed thousand and DjkI. that dollars; denial is bad in law, und the plaintiffs lis should 2. This committee hereby invites visit of Governor Axtell toConnue, the to her, Ur her mainte pay allegation is admitted. nince, and for the maintenance and ed early reply to this invitation from Tribune of the 24th, says: "Corinne will Bl'OFIES, WAGONS AND OTHER YHRICIM 2 Where the defendant eipressly adllonwid, llmiiing mtU Trotting Tm, ucation of her children, the further sunt the different sections of the Terri- be astonished at the successor of Shafer mid nil orlir Liry Accommodation mits an alleged marriage, and Bets up of hve hundred tor th aud Woods." Corinne is as certainly dollars to per month, iSS-that no delay or uncertainties tonished at the honor of a gubernatorial tritvsliug public. new matter in avoidance of its validity, commenee from the tory, day of the filing of Lis admission will bo taken as true; but the visitor would be at that oi any othwr may result. herein. ouinplamt the onua of proving the new matter is on disinterested official of Utah. It was not It ii ordered accordingly. 3. A copy of this report be him. ' thus Corinne was ever honored exoept 3. Where the defendant both denies According to Judge McKean's 3ent to each paper in the Territory, wnen Lonnne was to be used for a pur and admits an allegation of the plaintiff; reasoning on the authorities h and to th press oi Utah, Dakota and pose, ltus the Tribune folks well know it amounts in law to an admission thereot all others and this the citizens of CorWyoming quotes, a woman, previously pauper, of. inne remember aud have filed for future We direct the attention of tha reference. 4. A marriage solemnized in Utah, by cohabitation ith a wealthy mar either according to the forum of the The people have for once Utah Northern officials to this report Church" of wliieh Brighaui Voting is ried man could suo for divorce, and been actually honored by a disinterested their com visit of a Utah official, iiis tho head, or according to the forms of though ha might deny tho marriage and suggest that Excellency. the common law, s a lawful and vaud be represented at the Uovernor Axtell, has come unsolicited, Office pany on could she obtain from one oatb, Zofan, Cache Count; marriage, crovided that the parlies to in Helena. This road, and remained with us nearly two dars, the contract are, at the lime of entering fourth to one twelfth of his income meeting and during that time has not attempted now completed for a distance of 85 to uarraugue us, or intimated adeeirete into it, legally cnpttet to tutermarry. besides a large amount for counsel's . Where a woman, married accordthree Stcmm Saw Mill wvnJ miles northward from Ogdon, with use us, er evinced a disposition to put up Havine ter Power niillir w r prepared ufurnU sues until forms the suit m ght bo decided, of said to the fees, "Church," ing any job the usual occasion of official all completed for an ex- visits from Salt Lake for a divorce and presents a complaint and thus City nor in fact, by dilatory action on the arrangements BILLS Of done anything but Bhown airieudly wish good in law, nod the defendant, adopttension miles in of thirty-fivthe U becoma acquainted with our people. ing the marriage and cohabitation, al- pari of the Court, and those delays leges that the plaintitf had another' lie bas merely quietly and courteously with which lawyer? ars familiar, the spring, offers to the M:ntana and he, the defeudaut, had anreceived all who called upon him; has the re people opportunity they other wifo living at the time ofuch mar- unfortunate defendant could be bled acted the part cf a refined and polished riage, there being no replication under for an indefinite period, to fatten the quire. A narrow guage road con- gentlemen,- and has aeither asked favors, the Practice Act of Utah, the law de necting with the Utah Northern, made promises, aor foreshrdowed any la any quantity at rate which Dies these allegations far the plaintiff, lawyers, and feast the designing policy; but frn his general couversatiou roust end the defendant who had no legalclaim upwn him or assistance to extend the Utah and demeanor all coucu? in the belief provo them. DEFY COMPETITION. 0. If it shall be proved that a marNorthern to Helena, opens the quick- that he intends to do hit duty honorably whatever. to bo to the was, dissolved, and to the strict letter of tho riage sought according His Honor cites a case supposed est and most economical avenue for aw without fear or favor the bJeatine kaowledgo of the parties at the tims cf BY MAIL, entering into it, a polygamic or bigathe Montaoians to connect with the of the Tribune and howling of the l ing to mous marriage, this court will not grant by Bishop, to support his point, but the contrary notwithstanding, and which But the Courtis neglects to state that Bishop's argu- great channels of trade and com evidently affects him not at all. a decree of divorce. will receire immediate attention. to cot permitted presume what the ment is based on the ior this early visit of Gov. Axtell we merce leading to all points of the supposition We are glad he has LUMBKR Shippod to any point on tue Railroad feel proofs will be. American continent. Tho live men called,grateful. 7. This court has authority, in a prothat not that we eqrect or anticipate per case, without any statute provitiou A woman of wealth is married to a of that Territory cannot fail to 'see any benefits whatever, as we well knew M. D. HAMMOND, ou the subject, to grunt ad interim alimobe is powerless to do any thine for us as poor man, making him wealthy aa.J'her-selt- ', his if it is before them, a community, &UPT. properly we put but do ny aud sustenance. as to available means, poor, yet she appreciate the iSJ.tf. 8. Where a woman sues for divorce, had b and will all and the Utah Northern men are able kindly feeling exhibited, learned that this man had already making all necessary averments in her another wife living, and greatly disappointed if he does not prove to consequently explain it. complaint, and the defendant adinitsjhe the marriage is void." the right man in the light place, and a marriage and cohabitation, but seeks to governor who will command the re Grain Ogden is the proper objective The justice of granting alimony and Dried Peaches. avoid responsibility by confessing himspect and confidence ef the people. S. self guilty of a heinous felony, a clear pending the suit far divorce, is clear point for a railroad from Montana, L. Herald. caso is presented tor the exercise of such From what we have seen ef Governor because it is the centre of a great in this case, and a3 Bishop says in authority to grant alimony und sustewe are satisfied that the respectaAxtell 7ILLARD MERCANTILE INSTI-nance. the eamo section as McKean refers railroad system leading to all the imTUTIi is Paying tho ble of the "Gentile" 9 s a general rule, nlimtny is alportion population sections of tho country and portant to: lowed out of the husband's income; usuof Utah will sustain ktoi in the disund "The right to temporary alimony to the various points of Utah Terrisometimes ally HIGHEST PRICES charge of hi9 dutie9. The hoe and cry in extreme cases a still greater propor- grows out ef tho pecuniary coRdition in Montana folks the tory. Weexpect raised against him by a few unprinciFor ail ttiatU of tion of such income is allowed. The tem- which tho marriage usually places tke to sec this beat a and that die will in allowed and the when it glance, away, pled persons porary alimouy present parties individually and toward each of what the defend- other. ' case, is fore long travelers from the East and is seen that the Governor is net biassed O- - 3R. ant admits his income to be, or When the pecuniary condition of West, by the in his action by any sectional feelings AND of what the plaintiff alleges it great and is uninfluenced by either "Mor to be; and is to commence frpm the filing tho plaintiff in this suit, at the time highway, when they arrive at Ogden mon" of the complaint. or 'Gentile" partizanship, he will of tho religious nurriage, is fakenjinto will hear the sound of here "change confidence of all men and wothe His Honor proceeds to relato the account, with the fact that she knew for Montana and the North," as well gain men whose good opinion is worth Lav- Bring thwn along. particulars of the complaint and full well the nature of that marriage, as "for Salt Lake and Southern ing. Those who think Gov. Axtell has tho answer thereto, and proceeds to and the J. T. T1UIN, Manager. defendant's relation with Utah." come here to favcr the "Mormons" or Published every WEDNESDAY ml SATURDAY, by th Oatttx PtiBLtsnixa CoMP?rr. tharlc Ten-it.- louK-deferre- . d It iimoAI) anti-gambli- r 'l A fr 1 g 197-Thi- rd LIYERY FEED STABLES! EDW. tf The Utah Northern LUMBER Co. e L U 11 B E R hus-bau- d, - wo-m- au . OttDEllS H one-tift- one-fourt- one-twelf- A th one-eightie- th trans-continent- DRIED I N JPEA CUES. |