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Show KEEPING UP THE RECORD. Another Divorce Granted by Judge Anderson An-derson This Morning. SEVERAL NEW SUITS BROUGHT. Judgments Entered and Decrees of Foreclosure Fore-closure Granted Cases to feA Heard in the Supreme Court Notes. The J. H. Conrades Chair and Parlor Furniture Furn-iture company today brought suit against J. R. Marks & Co., to recover f 1000 alleged to be due for furniture purchased between August, 1S91, and March 1, 1S00. The defendant de-fendant firm, It will be remembered, failed a short time aco, and George W. Willis was appointed assignee. The plaintiff sets up that Mr. Willis is insolvent and yet has been given possession of f 30,000 worth of property. prop-erty. Plaintiff asks the court to appoint a suitable assignee. Judge Zane has signed an order requiring the defendants to appear and show cause why a new receiver should not be appointed. Coad & Coad are tha plaintiff's attorneys. BEFORE JUDGE ANDERSOJf. A Divorce Granted on the Ground of Drnnkenness Two Foreclosures. Judge Anderson was on the bench for C short time today, and disposed of considers ble business. In the case of Peter Tavey vs. Peter Clayat et al, a decree of foreclosure was eranted. The divorce case of Kate Lynch vs. John. L,yncn was next taken up, and it was quickly; disposed of, the defendant being in default." Mrs. Lynch was granted a decree on thof ground of habitual drunkenness. In the case of M. Rush Warner vs. thoj United States Mutual Accident association-in association-in which the plaintiff recently obtained judgment for $5000, the amount of a policy, carried by his son, J. Harley Warner, de-r, ceased, the defendant was allowed thirty-days thirty-days to file a bill of exceptions. Christian Hollidsy, charged with rape, was ordered released on his own recognU zance. A decree of foreclosure was entered la Vh& case of Wm. Meikle vs. J. W. Carrigan. In the case of W. B. Booth vs. Christina Meilstraup et al, the defendant was allowed ten days in which to answer. In the case of Sarah Greenleaf vs. E Berk., ley et al, suit on promissory note, the demurrer de-murrer was overruled. Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of Henrji Player, the petition for an order setting' , aside estate to the widow came on. Proof ' of posting was approved and Mary E. Player was sworn and exaicmed. A decree was,' made as prayed. in tne matter oi me estate oi -Mania J . Eckker, the final accounts and petition for distribution came on as per continuance of Sune 2Sth. Proof of .posting and of publication publi-cation was approved. Albert H. Eckker was sworn and examined. The accounts wera , allowed and a decree of distribution was made. , In the matter of the estate of Frank Crocker, the case was continued until July 6th. In the matter of the estate of Peter E. Linroot, an order for publication of notices to creditors-was made. To Recover Real Estate. ' . B. A. M. Froiseth has brought suit against Ole Peterson to reeover piece of land , ' vTndeTratOp.rTlhls- coun damages and for $300 rents, fsstrea and profits. S. H. Lewis is the plaintiffs attorney. For Goods Sold. The Green-Smith Watch and Diamond Co. of Colorado, has brought suit against L. B. Orton to recover $1442.69 for goods sold. Stephens & Schroeder are the plaintiffs attorneys. Conrt Notes. The work of fitting up the territorial 1!- brary and office of the clerk of the supreme, court has been completed. Judgment has been entered for the plain-.' tiff by default for $1203.90 in the case of JV C. Avery vs. John McNeill et al. , The transcript on appeal in the case of J Lu Burrows vs. i . Lj. j: rice, nas oeeu aiefk ' with the clerk of the supreme court The Tenth Ward Lumber and Building -as- i sociation today brought suit againat G. Cushing et al. to recover $413.70 alleged to be due for lumber furnished. In the case of L. D. Kinney vs. the Dowel"! fc Rio Grande, a decree has been signed ia favor of the plaintiff, quieting title-to blocljg? 45, Kinney & Gourlay's addition. In the territorial supreme court tomorro' the cases of L. A. Scott Elliot et al. v&A George Whltmore, and the People Ts?j Albert Kern, convicted of robbery, will, bit argued. , The county court met at 2 oelock thisf afternoon and the principal business of tho session was the petition for the removal of Road Supervisor Wallis, who is ciarge with dishonesty in the performance et 2us j official duties. j s - |