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Show - - In the Fourth Judicial District Court jdho State of Ctah in and for Uintah (Vutiiv before Judge Kenneth 11. Ander-wl Ander-wl iVtotH-r 26, 19V9. (."lifton Hackl'oid, Kt Al. vs. Leo jltvrt Snow and Coi win Harton. This nutter came More the court for the fiMHiJ of damages in this part of a foiun-ated trial. The case was submittal submit-tal ami the ooin-t takes the case under jjvist'inet in the Kourth Judicial District Court of the State of I'tah in and for Uintah fruntv before Judge J. KotxTt Bullock, iVtoN-r 29, 1979. K.ithy R. Tanner vs. Bobbie K. Tanner. Tan-ner. This matter came before the court (or a trial- A stipulation was made into he record and agreed on by both par-Custody par-Custody of the children is awarded to the plaintiff. Decree of divorce to fcyome final 31 days after signing and wiry. Enoch Elijah Cook vs. John Piantes. This matter came before the court for tr.il The case was argued to the court tv respective counsel and the court has liken the matter under advisement. Torrance Hatch vs. State of Utah, luh State Department of Transporta-jon. Transporta-jon. This matter came before the court r a trial by jury. On the second day of e trial jury impanelled answered ie question submitted to them as Sows: 1. At the time and place of the indent and immediately prior thereto us defendant. State of Utah negligent issuoh a manner as to be a cause of the KVident? Answer: No. Thereupon, the jury is discharged cd excused from further consideration i this case. The court finds that the svcial Verdict Form use that a no .jjse of action judgement is to be filed. In the Fourth Judicial District Court 3 : Ae State of Utah in and for Uintah ."Wity before Judge J. Robert Bullock, tober 30. 1979. Sate of Utah, by and through the At-::-ey General vs. Vernal City, Ashley '.'iley Water and Sewer Intervenor. This matter came before the court for upending motions. The court gives the ULir.tiff ten days to answer the defends defen-ds last memorandum. The court 2i this matter under advisement, e file is taken to Provo. The check 3i the Uintah County in the amount iC5.3SO.01 dollars in the file is to be sposited by the Uintah County Assurer's Office in the bank in a "CD. money certificate. That matter asdene.- la the Fourth Judicial District Court i'he State of Utah in and for Uintah "aity before Judge J. Robert BuJlock, . r.ober 31, 1979. Thelbert and Lorraine Keele vs. L. Morris, Kent F. Hadlock and -Ucn Slade. This matter came before a court for a trial. The case was ?jed to the court by respective "vssel and the court takes the matter -ier advisement I" the Fourth Judicial District Court ;the State of Utah in and for Uintah :-iMy before Judge David Sam, Member 13, 1979. Wag Caldwell vs. Robert H. May Great Basin Construction Com-&y. Com-&y. The motion to allow intervention Ranted. to the Fourth Judicial District Court 'the State of Utah in and for Uintah nty before Judge J. Robert Bullock, Member 19, 1979. State of Utah vs. Robert Rex Smuin. Pendant's petition for rehearing is iiied. Parrish Oil Tools, Inc., vs. Lawrence ; Larson. This matter came before the rt for a trial. The Court takes the ;on for summary judgement under 'isement. The Defendants motion to 5m'ss is taken under advisement by Court. Both sides argue the matter. f Court orders that the defendants -tion of "no cause of action" be ?anted. J1 Court allowed the defendants to Institute a copy of the defendant's rlbit No. 8 and withdrew the actual inhibit. R R- Sather, dba Sather Jewelry vs. n and Leatha Wopsock. This matter me before the Court for trial, aintiff was not present or Resented. The defendants were ;rent and represented by counsel. nsel addressed the Court as to the nterclaim in this matter and for the rt to proceed with the case. The ' cause of action the Court finds the ment against the plaintiff for the .lendant in the amount of $1,873.98, on second cause $1,000, on the third $600 for loss of use, $350 for Relation of value. If a motion is e'y made to set the judgement aside lourt will reopen the case. ,t,argaret Elaine Thomas vs. Wayne f Thomas. This matter came :.ore the Court for trial. Both plaintiff " defendant appeared in person and ..represented by counsel. The Court ,?s'ed to speak with both litigant cinsel in chambers. Divorce to become final six months 1,1 date of entry. AproPerty settlement was agreed : the parties and made a part of i', cree- Custody of the children is . ed to the Plaintiff with visitation awarded to the Defendant at enable times and places. ra Jo Cook vs. Gregory S. Cook. T his matter came before the Court for a rial The witnesses were sworn, test n ied and cross-examined The tourt requested a conference with counsel. The Court finds the plaintiff is entitled en-titled to the property and the defendant is awarded the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars to be paid to him by the plaintiff. The Defendant is awarded reasonable visitation rights. State of Utah, by and through the Attorney General of the State of Utah vs. Vernal City, a municipal corporation. cor-poration. The Court now denies plaintiffs motion for summary judgement upon the ground that Section Sec-tion 10-2-401, UCA does not, per se, violate the equal protection clause of either the Federal or Utah Constitution. The Court holds that the involved statute deals with a right to petition for annexation, and not a fundamental voting franchise. The Court concludes that the statute could not meet the "rationality" test and therefore it is not per se unconstitutional. The Court adopts the rationale in the cases of Adams vs. City of Colorado Springs; Torres vs. Village of Capitan; Great Salt Lake Authority vs. Island Ranching; Child vs. City of Spanish Fork and Brandshaw vs. Beaver City. Defendant's motion to set aside order filed herein on August 1, 1979 is denied and the Court grants plaintiff's motion for an order to show cause. Before service of the order to show cause, however, counsel will contact the Court for a hearing date. Judith A. Whitney (formerly Rotzler) vs. Joseph B. Rotzler. Having heard the evidence and arguments of counsel on May 30, 1979, the Court decides as follows: 1. The evidence fails to show that there has been a substantial change of circumstances since 1972. . . 2. Child support payment in the amount of $75 per child should be and are reinstated. 3. Judgement may enter for total for attorney's fees of $125. Counsel for plaintiff will prepare an appropriate order and submit it to the Court for signature. In the Fourth Judicial District Court of the State of Utah in and for Uintah County before Judge David Sam, November 14, 1979. State of Utah vs. David G. Gough. This was the time fixed for arraignment arraign-ment of the defendant. The defendant entered a plea of guilty. Sentencing is set for November 27, 1979 at 9:30 a.m. Counsel requested a pre-sentence investigation in-vestigation by the Adult Probation and Parole Dept. The information in this case is amended. State of Utah vs. Robert Rex Smuin. This matter is to be referred to Judge J. Robert Bullock. State of Utah vs. David Arvon Cannon, WUliam Odell Ransom. This matter came before the court on a request for termination of probation of William Odell Ransom. Request granted. State of Utah vs. Brian Beavers, this was the time fixed for passing of sentence. sen-tence. The defendant entered a plea of guilty. Sentencing is set for November 27, 1979at9:30a.m. Defendants counsel requested a pre-sentence investigation by the Adult Probation and Parole Dept. The bond is to continue. State of Utah vs. Calvin L. Guthrie. This was the time fixed for arraignment. arraign-ment. The defendant entered a plea of guilty. Sentencing is set for December 11, 1979 at 9:30 a.m. counsel requested a pre-sentence investigation and report by the Adult Probation and Parole Dept. State of Utah vs. Mark Haluska. This was the time fixed for arraignment. The defendant entered a plea of not guilty and the case is set for trial on December 5, 1979 at 9:30 a.m. with a jury. In the Matter of the Estate of Irma Carpenter Merkley. This matter came before the court on the application for informal appointment of personal representative. The Court grants the petition. In the Matter of the Estate of Harriet F. Jones aka Harriet Forrest Jones. This matter came before the court on the Application for Informal Appointment Ap-pointment of Personal Representative. The Court granted the application as asked for. In the Matter of the Estate of James Nathaniel Roberts. This matter came before the court on the Petition for Formal Probate of Will and Formal Appointment of Personal Representative. Represen-tative. The Court granted the petition and Chester A. Roberts is appointed as personal representative. Byrell B. Lamb vs. S. Tony Cox, Et. Al This matter came before the court on an Order. The Court finds that the Order revoking the driving privileges of Byrell B. Lamb is affirmed. State of Oregon, Neysa Diana Evenhus vs. Glen Vernon Evenhus, Sr. This matter came before the court on an Order to Show Cause. The Court finds that an Order is already in effect in this matter and judgement can be entered in the amount of the back support. Phillis Jean Peters, Garfield County. State of Oklahoma, vs. Jerry Ray Peters, this case came before the court on an Order to Show Cause. The Court proved the stipulation to pay $100 per month child support. Bradley Glenn Wright vs. Julie Wright. This matter Is set for trial for DecemlxT 11, 1979. George Millecam and Helen M. Millecam vs. Lyle McKeachnie and Vanda McKeachnie. This matter came IWore the court on request for termination ter-mination of an order and request for hearing. The Court finds the surety bond of $200 to insure payment of any water used by the plaintiff until the water meter can be installed may be returned. The Court Orders that the order is terminated. A pre-trial is set for hearing on November 27, 1979 at 9:30 a.m. Don Anderson and Elga Anderson vs. Roger Allied and Joan Allred. This matter is to be referred to Judge J. Robert Bullock. The file is taken to Provo. Basin Loans, Inc., a Utah Corporation Cor-poration vs. Milton C. Hacking and Francis P. Hacking, dba Vernal Plumbing and Heating. This matter is continued to November 27, 1979 at 9:30 a.m. Building Systems vs. Robert May. This matter came before the court on the Motion for Order in Supplemental Proceedings. The defendant was not present in Court. Counsel requested that a bench warrant be issued in the amount of $100 returnable next law and motion day. Hans S. Ravens vs. David J. Mickelson, dba Waite Motor Company. This matter came before the court on a Notice of Readiness for Trial. Pre-trial issetforDecemberll, 1979 at9:30a.m. Joe H. Boone and Annie H. Boone vs. Junior Jenkins and Rola Jenkins. This matter came before the court for a Pre-Trial. Pre-Trial. This matter is set for trial for November 27, 1979. Harland D. Pitcher and Patricia A. Pitcher vs. Lennis Beers, dba Vernal Building Industry and Bonnie Beers. This matter came before the court for a Pre-Trial. Trial date is set for December 11, 1979. Gerald E. Jacobsen and Arlene S. Jacobsen vs. Heber Trunnell and Morris Harris, dba Granger Construction Con-struction Company. This matter came before the court for a Pre-Trial. Trial date is set for November 27, 1979. Jana Jacobsen vs. David Jeffrey Jacobsen. this matter came before the court for a divorce hearing. A stipulation was entered. Divorce granted, to become final 3 mos. from date of entry in the register. Burton F. McNeill vs. Bonnie Sue Detwiler McNeill. This matter came before the court for a trial. The defendant became very ill and was taken to Uintah County Hospital. The Court will hear the testimony and preserve it until a later date to make a ruling. A stipulation will be prepared and presented to the defendant for approval. The Court grants the divorce to the plaintiff. Decree to become final upon signing and entry in the register. Ivan Duane Ellifritz vs. Marion Estella Ellifritz. This matter came before the court on an order to show Cause. The Court orders the plaintiff to pay temporary support in the amount of $200 per month. Trial date is set for November 27, 1979. R. Arvon Harrison vs. Louise Harrison. This matter came before the court on a divorce action. A property settlement was made and approved by the Court. The Court grants the plaintiff a decree of divorce to become final 31 days after signing and entry. Jimmie Dale Walker vs. Carol Darlene Walker. This matter came before the court for a divorce hearing. The plaintiff is granted a decree of divorce to become final upon signing and entry. Patricia Ann Bigelow vs. Raymond Gene Bigelow. This matter came before the court on an Order to Show Cause. A stipulation was made into the record. Both parties agreed to be bound by the terms of the stipulation which was approved by the Court. Neta Sue Poole vs. Robert Richard Poole. This matter came before the court on a divorce hearing. The Court grants the plaintiff a decree of divorce to become final 31 days after signing and entry. The plaintiff requested that her maiden name of Ramsey be restored. TheCourt granted the request. Kawana Kaye Black vs. Lorenzo Black. This matter came before the court on a default divorce. This matter is continued without a date. Sheila Rae Vanderkraats vs. David C. Vanderkraats. This matter came before the court on a Temporary Restraining Order and Order to Show Cause. A stipulation was made into the record and both parties agreed to be bound by the stipulation until this matter can be heard on its own merits. Rose Marie Ash vs. Douglas Lee Ash This matter came before the court for a trial. The exclusion rule was invoked. . The court ruled that it needed more information on the loan at Zions First National Bank and time for the defendant to find his receipts. The Court recessed. The Court resumed and granted the plaintiff a decree of divorce, to become final 31 days after signing and entry. Custody of minor children is awarded to Rose Marie Ash with visitation rights under the supervision of the Utah Family Services. Child support is awarded at $125 per month. Alimony is set at $100 per month. The plaintiff is awarded the trailer home subject to her paying the balance due. The defendant is awarded the vehicles and is nrderpri hv the Court to pay the Washington debt in the amount of $700. Walker Bank and Trust Company, a Utah Banking Corporation vs. William T. Johnson, Carla A. Johnson and Edward P. Souders. This matter came before the court for a trial. This matter is continued to November 27, 1979 at 9:30 a.m. |
