Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1909-09-05 | Page 11 | Busy Day for Judge at Provo

BUSY DAY FR FOR JUDGE AT PROVO All Al Sorts of Cases Disposed of Phillips Gets Four Years for His Rash Act Special to The Provo Prove Sept 4 Judge John E Booth disposed of t the following matters in the district court this morning moring In the case cs of Stenia Swenson vs Minnie Spalding plaintiff was was given a judgment quieting title tie to an undivided un interest In vineyard consist consisting consisting ing of about abut acres and a ahome ahome ahome home Zina Riddle Bybee Bybe was given a 3 di dl divorce divorce vorce from Alfred Alre Bybee Bybe whom she declared delare was a trashy shiftless lazy fellow who had never given her 1 1 since they were married at Lander Wyo W o in 1906 19 In the case cs of the Mountain Lake Extension Mining company vs s the Pittsburg Consolidated Mining com corn company pany Jany a I suit sui brought to quiet title tte the demurrer to the complaint was wa sus sustained tamed taine and the plaintiff company given five days in which to amend Defendant Defendant dant was ws given give an additional twenty days in which to answer The property involved Involve is situated In the American Fork mining district distrct The bank of Spanish Spish Fork brought suit in the district court against Ed Edward Edward Edward ward Simons and J J H Snell to collect colet with wih interest alleged to be due dueon dueon dueon on a promissory note with wih Interest from Jan 15 1908 Criminal Cases Ray na i the young man who did dd the holdup act here this week when under the influence of liquor after having donned donne a soldiers uniform pleaded plede guilty to highway robbery robber in tub tm district court and was sentenced sentence to serve four years yea in the state pent peni ten Len Ln Harrington and Wilam William Pres Preston Pre top ton tp two young oung men from American Fork pleaded plede guilty to t disturbing the peace by fast riding ring and shooting and were fined 5 each ea h In A A court curt The boys bys were only 18 years old and came to Provo after the case had been dismissed di is d against them in Pleasant Grove where William Fitz Fitzgerald Fiz FItzgerald gerald gerld the oldest one in the th party drew drewa a line fine of 10 10 Elmer Loveless Lovele and Al Albert Albrt Albert bert brt Lee L two Juveniles caught in the bunch were turned turn over to the Juvenile court curt where they were placed place on pro probation pr probation bation