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Show THE CHURCH CASES. NO MORE STEPS TO BE TAKEN INTHEM UNTIL APRIL. The District Court Reopens Its Labor With a Divorce Proceeding; Judgement Judge-ment Against ,lohu W. Young-No Grinding Next Week - Notes. The supreme court cleared up the calen- 1 uar jesterday aft, moon am adjourned until un-til April 1st. Among the last acts was the approval of the account reudcred. by the mater in chancery to whom was referred the disposition of the church fuud, and the following items were ordered paid by the receiver: To 1 irtrr In thagllSIJ Loofbourow -4S0 no 1". E. XlcGiirrin. repairting 170 jjt J. F. Mlllspaugn, wetness 00 J. It. l'ark, witness a 00 W. M. Stewart, witness 3 ou P. L. Willi, una- witness 3 00 T. 11. Dyer, witness 1 50 J. S. Roremau, vv it lies- .....,..., 1$ SO E. 11. Parson., w ritnSSS . . II SO Judge Loofbourow was seen by a reporter re-porter this morning and stated that nothing more would be done In the eases until the next sitting of the supreme eonrt, at w hich time counsel for the defeuse would tile iu bill of exceptions and the merits thereof determined. de-termined. The matter will then go to tho United States supreme court as neither side will rest easy until that august body has alii ac tl its signature. District Court. Judge Zane began his labors iu chambers at 10 o'clock this morning, and as a notice to lawyers and litigants announced that no court would be held next week, unless it was to run through some motion or demurrer. de-murrer. 'ihe irrepressible family jar bobbed up this morning before Judge Zane and a story of desertion and non-support was recited by-Mrs. by-Mrs. Lydia C. Hill, who asked through her attorney, Hon. If, s. Richards, a decree separating sep-arating her from George 11. Hill. From the witness stand she stated that thuy were married mar-ried at Eureka iu WSA and that two children were now living for whose custody she asked. Some three years ago Hill abandoned lu r since which time she had managed to support sup-port herself and babes by washing and conducting con-ducting a boarding house. The decree was granted. For Adultery. The Faukes tragedy at Bountiful has come up again in a new aspect and while the widow and her alleged paramour Heber Cooper are dragged up ostensibly to auwi r a charge of adultery, the fact it is a more serious charge is at the back of it. The twain was arrested at Bountiful yesterday afternoon and between 4 and 5 o'clock were arraigned before Commissioner Orcenman Cooper was held in the sum of JT000 and Widow Faukes iu the sum of .')0U for their appearing ou Tuesday next at 11 o'clock, l'ai Tim ES has already called attention to the ugly rumors growing out of the alleged suicide, and it is to ventilate these that the arrest was made on charges of adultery. Court Notes. Counsel in the case of the people against Josio Hill ct at., are busy collecting evidence, evi-dence, and the proceedings promise to give rise to 6ome highly dramatic situations. Judgment was this morning entered up for the plaintiffs In the case of the Burton-Gardner Furniture company vs. John W. Young. The amount involved was If 14,3'JO. In the caso of D. S. Qrlffln et al vs. Tho Union Paeillc railway, judgment was awarded plaintiffs for 1500 and costs by Judge Anderson. I The result of Dillon's motion for a new trial will not be determined until the Su- preme court convenes in April. S -e |