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Show A SINGULAR v JilSE Set Up in the Malquist Divorce Case, i t l I garding the application of one Nolan Wana for assistance was read and received. BRIDGE CONTRACT APPROVED. The bond of Burton, Gardner fc Co. for $725 for the faithful performance of building build-ing bridge at Murray was ordered approved. LIQUOR BONDS. The following; liquor bonds were approved: ap-proved: W. C. A. Smoot, Sugar House ward; Robert Hearn of Bingham. VOLUNTARY DROWNING. The jury in the case of Allen T. Park, who was found dead in the Big- Cottonwood, returned re-turned a verdict to the court that the deceased de-ceased came to his death by voluntary drowning while in a temporary state of insanity. in-sanity. TO BE NOTIFIED. The clerk was instructed to notify Hannah Bayman of Spencerville, O., of the death of her son, . J. Bayman, and ask for instructions, instruc-tions, i CLAIMS APPROVED. The following claims were ordered approved: ap-proved: Claim of H. C. Bleasiia'e, for work on as- setsment rotls, computing 10 per cent raise ol territorial board of equalization equaliza-tion $101.00 Claim of George Weservelt, to fifty-six hours work, on assessment rolls oh account ac-count of 10 percent raise by territorial board of equalization, at 5uc per hour.. 28.03 Claim of J. K. Lynch, to work on aecess-ment aecess-ment rolls 80.00 Claim of R. L. Couley, work on a6-ment a6-ment rolls 78.00 Total. $299.00 SEARCH FOR PROPERTY. The county attorney appeared in the matter mat-ter of certain property in Salt Lake county belonging to the estate of David Nicol or Ephraim Nicol, and advised the county recorder re-corder to search the records for said property. prop-erty. In accordance with the attorney's report, re-port, the clerk wa instructed to notify the recorder to this effect. Adjourned one week. ON THE HEARING FOR TEMPORARY TEMPOR-ARY ALIMONYAND COSTS. Malquist Says He Never Married the Plaintiff. A LAWSUIT OVER TWO FEET OF GROUND. Annie Hawk Wants an Absolute DivorceActions Di-vorceActions Commenced Today .In the Third District A. Divorce Case Dismissed Judgments Entered En-tered Business Transacted by the Court This Morning General Le- ' gal Gleanings. The divorce case of Anna C. Malqnist vs. JohnT. Malquist came up before Judge Zane this morning upon an order requiring the defendant to appear and show cause why he should not pay costs and temporary alimony, ali-mony, aud be restrained from disposing of his property. The plaintiff, in her complaint, alleges that she was married to the defendant at Copenhagen, Sweden, in 1870, and continued to live with him after 'they came to Utah uutil . 1STT, when the defendant committed adultery with Johanna Jacobson. On this ground and because of his failure to support her, the plaintiff asks for a decree and alimony. ali-mony. Malquist answers the demand for alimony by alleging that he never married the plaintiff plain-tiff at all, but that she lived with him during all the time alleged as his mistress. He, therefore, asked that the matter be dismissed. T 1 " . 1 . 1 l.!.t:iX costs, $50 attorney's fees and $!i0 a month alimony pending the trial of the case. The case of Adam Duncan vs. W. H. H. Spafford et al. was then taken up. Judge Henderson appearing for the plaintiff and Charles Baldwin for the defendant. A jury vaiv waived and the case tried before the court and taken under advisement It involves in-volves the title to two and a half feet of ground on Seventh South street. ON A PKOMISSORY NOTE. Zion's Savings Bank & Trust company today to-day brought suit against Louis E. Bamberger to recover $3000 alleged to be due on a promissory prom-issory note. FOR MATERIALS FURNISHED. Lever. Conrad A Company, lumber dealers, deal-ers, today brought suit against H. W. Nichols, jr., to recover $718.96 for materials furnished. J. Divorce salt. Annie E. Hawke thinks that marriage, in her case, has been a failure, and after reading read-ing the recital of her experiences, most people peo-ple will agree with her. She was married to William H. Hawke at Deer Lodge, Mont., in 1S89, and she alleges that since then her husband has treated her in a cruel and inhuman in-human manner. On January 1, 18fX), he beat her with his fists and called her vile names, causing greit bodily injury and mental distress. In June of tbe same year he beat her again and continued his brutal treatment until September, 1SU1, when she . left him. Besides his cruelty he became an habitual drunkard and failed to provide her with the necessaries neces-saries of life. Because of this, and fearing for her life at his bands, she left him and came to Salt Lake over a year ago. She asks for an absolute decree of divorce and that she be restored to her maiden name, Annie E. Work. Wm. Kohn and Judge Loofbourow are the plaintiff's attorneys. Tomorrow's 8ettinc&. The following cases are stt for trial in Judge Zane's court tomorrow: S. R. Marks et al. vs. Margaret Tuckett et al. T- A. Cochran vs. C. A. Bussche. W. H. Cramer vs. Arthur Meads. Court Notes. In the case of Joseph N. Hicks vs. J. T. Stringer, judgment has been entered for tbe plaintiff for $7408.15 and a decree of foreclosure fore-closure granted. In the case of the C. K. Lewis Manufacturing Manufac-turing Co. vs. the Wagoner Barber Supply company, in which Commissioner Booth gave judgment recently for the plaintiff for $53.80, an appeal has been taken to the district court. The Earls Furniture Co. has brought suit against Ed. W. Senior to recover $407.12. The divorce case of Bynon vs. Bynon has been dismissed. In t e case of J. H. Smith vs. F. K. Morris. judgment was to-day enteredfor tbe plaintiff loi $1041.71. The case of Lars Jensen vs. Charles Gil-more Gil-more has been dismissed. COUNTY COURT. Rateh of Small Business Disposed of by the Selectmen. County court convened this morning with all the selectmen present. Selectman Hardy occupied tho chair. The following business was transacted : PACFER CLAIMS ALLOWED. George II. Wood was; allowed $12 on account ac-count of ticket and expenses for transportation transporta-tion of Mrs. L. H. White to Burlington, la. J. J. Thomas was allowed $31 for ticket and expense money to Annie Nolan from this city to San Francisco. VERBAL REPORTS. Tbe county physician made a verbal report re-port in the matter of one "Con" Sullivan, a supposed county ward who died at the hospital hos-pital and left $46.31 in money. The physician physi-cian was ordered to report the case to the county attorney. a uw yJ o..au w bcu TCI uttllj 1 il hue matter of the Jackson family at Bingham, which is sick and indigent. The report was ordered received. 4 UNION PACIFIC AND DEAD ANIMALS. The clerk was ordered to notify the Union Pacific Railway company to make proper disposition of certain dead animals buried at Tenth South and First West streets, or else the county will be compelled to take legal action to compel them to do so. PETITIONS REFERRED. The petition of James F. Smith In reference refer-ence to tax sale of property was read and ordered referred to the county attorney. NATURAL GAS INSPECTOR. R. G. Sleator and ten others signed a petition asking that John Woodburn, president presi-dent of the Federated Trades, be appointed natural gas inspector for the county. Tho petition was granted. REFERRED TO ATTORNET. The petition of John S. Thompson for relief on account of tax sale was read and referred to the county attorney. TO CORRECT ERRORS. It was ordered that the county clerk be authorized to correct clerical errors upon assessment roll of 1892. SCHOOL CASES. It was ordered in the matter of the twenty-ninth twenty-ninth and sixty-sixth school districts that their causes be made special order of business busi-ness for October 147 and that the clerk notify the trustees of the twenty-ninth school district dis-trict and R. W. Young of this action. ORDERED RECEIVED. A communication from Elijah Sells re- ( |