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Show THE DISTRICT COURT, An adjourned term of district court convened Monday morning and the following cases were dis-posed dis-posed of: Annie C. Rosen lof vs. Ililding Rosenlof; plaintiff was granted a decree of divorce, awarded the custody cus-tody of the minor children and twenty dollars alimony per month, until further order. James W. Iloggan vs. James C. Cahoon, Sr.; cause dismissed, plaintiff plain-tiff to pay costs. Chester Reservoir & Ditch Co. vs. Spring City; the report of the commissioner was heard, and the court made the following order: Plaintiff shall pay pro rata according accord-ing to the amount of water decreed to them bears to the whole amount decreed in said decree; provided, this shall apply only to parties therein drawing water, and then only during the time that said -water is distributed to them, whether the parties drawing said water receive all or only a fraction of the amount decreed to them. The amount the plaintiff was to pay the commissioner, C. M. Anderson, An-derson, for his services rendered in 1901, was fixed at fifteen dollars. As we go to press the case of James W. Iloggan vs. James C. Cahoon, Sr., is still in progress and will consume a portion of to-day. This case grew out of the Stuttz disaster of some years ago, in which Mr. Iloggan obligated himself to pay certain bills, and which he claims Mr. Cahoon is partly responsible re-sponsible for. |