Show DISTRICT COURT water case ends lainuee lAIL UEE the divorce mill begins to grind a heava grist WEDNESDAY in tho first district court jaae blackburn mada a teia Doray order in the Koos harein irrigation go vs frank bush et al water the aldin tilts 5 10 of the mater and tha cants 7 10 judge johnson was a con mias roner to divide the water and take further testimony oay his repart will bo considered by the eurt before a final dacree is made in the case f tha people ya J W killeen eighty daya time of bf tence to fai statement for a new trial in the cass of M john devy et al order f r dc for 1756 00 and attorneys fee tha buB ineas for the lerm is now di of excepting diforca cages of v men a largo number are docketed several were called by the clerks and continued lor th elal bey acra bot not expecting thu cases would be called ba son suban fairfield was granted a divorce di TOrce by default from alma A fairfield Fai ifield with custody of children alma would not do anything for her she had supported heisele and two children foi several baars the case louisanna larica va paul 0 laroen both of manti next come up for mrs larsen asks for a divorce on the ground of and failure to provide mr larsen had filed a cross complaint con plaint desertion and alao aaning fora relief arm the galling bonds ot matrimony mrs larsen was fust examined she testified that she had lived with her hubband in laati for about year he had compelled her ts liv by herself in ona and had not furnished her food fit for use and finally shipped her off to salt lako city to ears some money while she was abera he had come down and had her en a charge of on which ahe was acquitted by green man paul C a flable old mantes tidied that he had treated his wife kindly and abehal gone to salt laka city on her own accord and as hia repeated request for her to remain at home Us had visited her in yak lake and she iad ackad him to give her and a divorce after had heard hia he announced that he would not graut a divorce to either applicant he asked mr larsen if ha was willing to take the old lady home sad live with her as his wife to which he said yes but when abe judge told mrs larsen to go home with the old gentleman and herself he refused co go and was evidently much disappointed john mcdanald Me Danald of cleber obtained a diforca from jane by default sha had left him became her clail alren had objected to her levim with nim ardent butler oL Payson obtained a divorce by fram mathilda butler with custody of the children mathilda had fund a man sheliE cd better and had gone away with him john B of santaquin San was released from hia matrimonial union with elizabeth E steel ahe haa left him the next day after the marriaga marria gs and was now livin g as the cifa ef another man court opened at 10 the first case heard waa the divorce auk of amy hangea VB hana hansen plaintiff alleges cruelty which has for Kasny bearg past mrs gabaon testified that her hue baad had used personal violence to her and failed to provida for her and her children he had to spend hs monay to build up the church decree of divorce granted with custoda of gainer children and 1250 a month alimony the cab of jan kendall vs reuben Seii dull next came up mrs kendall testified to marrying kendall in three children were the result of the union she had left horae because of the crual treatment of kendall he had accused her f idolf ity and need personal violence towards her chehad taken the oldean child away altar she had boue to her aisters ei had dene but littly to support the children on cross examination ch said that she did not consider it ajoku when mr kandall struck her he had laid the eldest child the one h had taken away was not hit charles bills a brother of abs tbs plaintiff testified thi th i kendall had struck and kicked his this happened albut two asara ago one moraine wuen they gettine cut of bed rauben bendall Hen dall took tha stand for the defense H hac also filled a cross complaint charging adultery after ha was married he to b hla wife to a place in gobbla crek canyon where he had a farm A party by the name of jahn OB who worked in a saw null had bearded with them aud had been very attentive to mrs kendall and thia had cassed aud ula wife she had finally gone off with Jo linion against defendants will andall denied havin fiaai the eldest child was nut bis arga f cruelty mr kendall father of defendant tes a j night at deuben kan r aalfs house when reuben away he bad spent the at reubens Reu beus house mr was there finally the old gettleman had gon to bad of the house leaving mr john con in the ainee he had seen the licht in the hoade the nat morning he had heard johndon baub in the house there was no daub the cauli being johnsona Joh naona joseph curtis who worked at alio aw mill johanon worked te ti ned to seeing mr johnson in the hou ti with mr kendall late at night after the light wa out sir of the carnera of the sw mill that when mr kendall was away johnson would spend moat of his time in mr kend alls beuce aam to baias mrs aad mr gathering bioni baat bummer mrs kendall was re ballad ya denied that any improper imp ropar ro lations had acter aten place herself and mr johnsob Johna oB mr johnson had not remained in the haae the testified fiod to by tha elder mr kendall at tho jimb of the hop gathering her mother and two listers were with them judge blackburnn blackburns Black burns opinion was that neither party bad their allega eions aad ne divorce was granted mary M chaset vs james chislet was called she charged desertion cruelty and failure tf provide mra chislet testified that he was married m 1886 in england mr chi let left her two and half ago against her will she supported herself by renting the and mr chislet do nonsupport not support her no defense was abado and a decree of divorce waa graetch mrs may of fairview Fa irvien obtained a divorce from ludwick lud by default bhe charged failure to aff waa awarded the custody ot the nn ildren and twenty acres of land edward koyle of ed deir tion against nis wife koyle bhe had left him about ilowe years ago they had tried to separate parAte ee for about fifteen yeara he had been pleasant and asre wable and ah had absen she had tried too many ater meo and one tima he thought h h marriah a yr andee black xi n daa ed the application he had iara ed a letter from mr koyle bayink h did not want a divorce and was satisfied this was not a proper case for divorce accart adjourned ill |