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Show THE DIVORCE GRANTED. Judge Anderson Says Mr. Harvey in Entitled En-titled to a Decree. The arguments in the celebrated Harvey divorce case were made before Judge Anderson An-derson this morning, W. H. Dickson and S. H. Lewis speaking for the plaintiff and Judge Powers for the detense. When the case had been finally submitted Judge Anderson reviewed the testimony at some length, and said that from it he was of the opinion that Mrs. Harvev, the defendant, defend-ant, did not inherit her appetite for liquor. 1 here was also evidence tending to show that Mr. Harvey had tried to keep liquor from her. His honor decided that Mr, Harvey Har-vey was entitled to the relief prayed and granted the divorce. The question of alimony ali-mony will be decided at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. i A SINGULAR CASK. John Vincent Flies a Strong Complaint Against His Wife. Late yesterday afternoon the divorce case of John Vincent vs. Maud Vincent was called before Judge Anderson, the complaint com-plaint having been filed only a couple of hours previous. Cruel treatment on the part of the wife was alleged, and after hearing hear-ing the testimony, the court opined that there was not sufficient ground for a decree and declined to grant it ' The plaintiffs attorney stated that much j more serious charges could be alleged and proved, but it hadn't been considered necessary. The court allowed the plaintiff until today to amend the complaint. The change was made this aiternoon, and in addition to the allegation of cruel treatment, the plaintiff now" states tha.. he is well acquainted in Salt Lake society, so-ciety, and that the conduct of the defendant has caused him great mental anguish disgust dis-gust and shame, and has rendered his life miserable. Specifying the acts .'i , cmpl"s, Vincent alleges that on May 20th, at his residence in Perkins addition, his wife committed adul-ie7 adul-ie7 o7U,h . JosePu Xickum; that on July 21 last his wife committed adultery adul-tery with one Symms at No. 257 East i : v J , eei; uai on June 1st the defendant left the plaintiff's home and stayed away a day and a niht and on information and belief he savs that she spent the time with men and women of disreputable characters; that she has committed adultery since her marriage to him in April; last with various persons at divers times" This ought to be strong enough to get a decree on, provided no defense is made? PROBATE COURT. Orders Made by Judge Barren The Crocker Estate Closed at Last. In the matter of the estate of Jacob Larisch, an order was made fixing August 17 to hear the petition for probate of will. In the matter of the estate of James R Beck, the bond of the administrator was anl proved. In the matter of the estate of William Bowman, an order was made fixing August 8, at 4 p. m., to hear the return of the sale of real estate. In the matter of the estate and guardian ship of Horace E. Gillett, a minor, an order was made fixing August 30 to hear the petition peti-tion for an order to sell real estate. In the matter of the estate of Eliza nn Luck, an order was made fixing August ltith to hear the petition to amend the decree of distribution. In the matter of the estate of Georo-e 1L Hathaway, the final account and petition for distribution came oa regularly-Proof regularly-Proof of posting and publication .u.cu. i. ji. rislier was sworn and examined, and the account was allowed. A decree of distribution was made as prayed. In the matter of the estate of Frank Crocker, the hearing on accounts came on as per continuance of July 56. The account was allowed as corrected, and the administratrix adminis-tratrix was ordered to close the estate forthwith. forth-with. I'nited States Land Office. The case of W. A. Ryver vs. Duncan Noble, No-ble, involving a homestead entry of a piece of land west of the city, was called today in the Land office. The case arises upon an affidavit of contest filed May 29, 1S92 by W A. Ryver, and corroborated by W. K. Per kins and J. S. Mattos, alleging an "abandonment "abandon-ment for more than six months since the 7 'a e- and next prior to the above O. F. Davis is for the contestant and . W Senior for the claimant. He Wants His Muttons. Aaron Keysor today brought suit in the Third district court against William R. Ev enll. The plaintiff alleges that the defend ant has 5000 head of sheep belonging to him and has refused to return them. He sues to recover possession of the 6heep, or $ 15 000 in case they cannot be returned, and for f o00 damages. Rawlins fc Critchlow are the plaintiff's attorneys. at-torneys. I |