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Show Tin: jj'ich.Suntttfltt.' SUIT FOR DIVORCE.- wwik t.u Tut .( all d Mi'-- h ti.i.fo: r i J O'l nr 187'. IIMIII tin ' Ju'.s day ALIiE.N'.'S; r v:,l i dint dV-f.i:. e ,.l" ntf i bef r .ai iu- u of a s fji period ru.cti iitiexi.w" an i eavc tu lier th-Answer. bill DrftutlanVa ... the XI". Ktiilor filing hf.ire tun Penrose. t!i!irics wm consistent with deienJanis uum's. or wnhoui and liiMinens manaper. JeilH-dun.l gai jr otomp aiut herein, wilfully - absented that Defendant or filed on deserted correct a is plaintiff copy, cause." Following any of the time while pUimiff resided ld her society, or mat ue uau evening, of President Hrigbnm defendant's farm, she was restricted to himself from TueiJay all. at her deserted OUXEX. UTAH. and most meagre cr Young's answer to the complaint of Ann t ie coar.-cs- t Defendant denies that by reason or in that or or fare, coarse was tt meagre of any act or acts of deTlinrtitiar Eiin?,.Ajir 27,1871; Eliza, through Maxwell. The suit she had to dress in a consequence from of or commenced in the Third District Court, mannernecessity any treatment or neglect unfendant, w holly unsuitable,' or at all Having purchased a either in the defendant, 28th, 1873. A demurrer to the ju suitable "to her station and position ia of plaintiff by inhuJulj or cruel TSJ of the pretended 1 I'i HOC 16 A , risdiction of Hie eourt was filed, and ife." But on the contrary, defendant nature man treatment in the complaint tot forth said time of all said, that during Emerson, who sit in the place of alleges was or for any aeglect, bad, cruel or inhu-YustcrJay Pcuiucratic Conventions Judge provide:! uy mis ueienaani man treatment plaintiff -of auy kind whatsoever, New-Stock-of " the demurrer. sustained McKean, and nnd food Judge of v.ith clothisg ( plenty ld lu cannot at 'oJnmbus, Ohio; Springdefendaut nvm and nlaintiff ih said the of means to keep the said plaintiff and her Subsequently the Supreme Court ' r that field, Illinois, nittl Pittsburg, Pcnn. Territory ruled that the District Court family as well provided for and ai ele- live in peaoe and union together, VL or in consequence inereoi, reason consisv.iua! or was by as diessed of advocated or gantly resumption speedy divorce mat haa original jurisdiction of or the welfare They tent with the simple manntrs and cus Iheirtaaiual welfare, cTp rpsT 1?f;thb; Srasox, have tpmnienoed business in the either of them requires a separation.jrtild and silver as the basis of curren- ters. Jae suit now stands ready for trial. toms of the country at that time. and information on deuies Defendant admits that in the fall of 1872, to In the District Court, Third Judicial thousand cy, individual liberty, opposition of the Territory of Utah, County he provided a residence for the said hrlif f. that the sum of twenty would be District sum whatever or dollars, any she and that Lake Salt sumptuary laws, an to' executive or of Salt Lake. in City plaintiff afAnn Eliza Young, by her next friend, resiueu m earn viiy, iu ueinmnni s a reasonable or proper lee tor tne plain legislative intermeddling with the soliiciton and counsel in asserting George U. Maxwell, i'laintitt, vt. ling-ha- house from that time until on or about tiff's fairs of society whereby monopolies her legal or equitable rights Answer.-NoD. at pretended A. of Defendant. 1873, fifteenth foe day Young, July, eaid alleged marriage of out (rrowinsr rea freedom Brig-hatcomes the said defendant fostered and defendunt, hich last mentioned time arepersonal Defendant dcDies that one thousand the bill Baid answer to for and the that vulunlarily plaintiff Young, says strained, aud the right of the State of complaint of the said Ann Eliza and without bin Knowledge or consent dollars or any other.fum exceeding one would be a to protect its citizens from tho ex- Young, plaintiff, denies that on the sixth and without any cause for fear or vio- hundred dollars per month, to the allowanco reasonable plaintin, of Sail lence or hostility or vindictiveness from They invite inspection of their stock of tortions of chartered monopolies. day of April, 1808, at theorCounty at any other defeudant did leave, desert and abandon even if defendant was under any legal Utah Territory, Lake, mainten They protested against" the excui-tiou'- time or place, this defendant and the defendant's house and . premises, since oblieation fo provide for themedical at ance. education, and proper solicited or since not iff has that time intermarried, which slid any land plaintiff plain: from bouds taxation, th it time, or at any time, the said plain, aid or assistance from the defendant nor tendance ofsnid plaintiff and her chil ' dren durine this litigation. i iff had been, or that she now is the wife has he given her any. grants. to eorporatieus, the press-ga- g Defendant denies that he is or has was For defendant. this this of denies that Defendant defendant, ALL NEW, AND AT LOW FIGURES. term third plamtin the principle law, aud on information and belief, alleges that constrained by her destitutim or feeble been the owner of wealth amounting to Presithe and favor tho restriction ef on the 10th day health or fear of violenco from the hos- several millions of dollars, or that, be is before that lime, all of April, 1803, at Suit Lake City, Utah tility or vindictive disposition of de- or has been in the monthly receipt from and iuvitc. to ALLEN & Co ..; one term dency But his property of forty thousand dollars the said plaintiff was married fendant to vacate said house. n Territory, the in Democrats- to join expelling to one James L Dee,, who is still living, alleges that while she resided there he or more. On the coutrary, detondanl at and that ever since the said tenth day- - of provided her with ample means to live legos that according to to his best know from t ) ptwer. Republican party au ni 18G3, the said plaintiff has been, upon, and that ne never cy word or ledge, information and belief, It the Democratic party, witn a April, and on the said sixth day of April, otherwise gave the plaintiff any reason property taken together does not exceed of six hundred thousplitibrui to suit the times, can form 1SC8, was, and still is tho lawful wife of to fear that he would treat her with vio- - in value the sum and that' his gross income and L. said with kindness dollars, James as the this Dee, otherwise than or never, ence, the Grangers, defendant is now advised aud coalition wklt a Defendant denies from all of his property and every believes, and consideration. chance of having boen divorced from tho eaid that since plaintiff's residence in Salt source does not exceed six thousand dol tVwsT Vitt stand some per month. nt the next presi James L. Dee. Uut this defendant fur- Lake City, after the fall of 1872, he had larsDefendant a victory further says that at the ther soys, that on the sixth day of April, wholly absented himself from complaindentin! election. But if they 1868, and at the time of Ibo ceremony ant, or refused to visit her at her domi- time of the said alleged marriage this ' ' defendant had and still has a very large " " issues and rely on hereinafter referred to, he was informed cile. stick to the-olhis now con said that and then verily believed that the plainto the fact be that But alleges fanmy during family, the old name, although the Republi- tiff had, prior le that lime, been legally said time PROPRIETORS. peisons.'all of and during tho year last past, siats of fix:y-threbefore the filing of the complaint herein, whom are dependent upon tuis can party is rcp in twain, they .will divorced from the said James L. Dee. And the defendant further answering defendant visited the said plaintiff at ant for maintenance and support. We Respectfullurannaunce to the Citizens of Ogdenand vidn firad iliemiefvesat ihe bottom . of the ' prn-cm- ss Whereof the defendant prays judg ' alleges, that at the town of Kirtland, in her domicile at .different times and as jw tnvperuitwi be MILL. Oar be iu. a, WJiaa fix than corrt WIXG the that hence dis on of 11ESA the of menl teuth AND id State the Ohio, of a list defendant's duties would as k day frequently poll, 'they best new missed with his costs herein. A. D. 1831, this defendant. be. admit. dud of .the, all that admits Defendant very January, plaintiff Machinery " were in tho last defeat; V ' make and ire are1 now prepared to Williams, Y'ouno & Sukekes, iog then au unmarried man, was duly has and did during the year aforesaid, .(.m .2 & Kiukfatrick, lirMFMKAn do all lands of and and lawfully married to Mary Ann l, him call at another upon frequently .11:14 tsi' .f, ; Defendant's Attorneys. , A UOIiTIII.I ;ss by a minister of the gospel, who house occupied by him in Saft Lake aud was then Re-Sawilaws the to of said and furnish there, and by her him, ; Sawing; . request City, . .,f,tj(t-State, authorized to solemnize ' mar- with articles necessary for her mainten 1 of Utah, I MAKE ALSO " WE .' ance or the means to procure them, but Territory of Salt Lake. S3' , The Tooele County case is still on riages. County And that the said marriage wai then defendant denies that in answer to lier , f, trwL 'Yesterday, "when L;A. Brown, and there fully .consummated, and that said solicitations or any of them or at Brighani Young being duly sworn on RUSTIC, FLOORING and llEYEL SIDIG at Ins oath he has heard read lb said who Ann the say: is used still aiy time he towards her opprobriMary 1V Angell, also romifiicturiBg the Tery b8t quality of the olaimant for the Probate Judge-shi- p living, then and there became, and ever ous and most offensive language or oi- - the foregoing answer, and knows and un w 4s,. asked jfor evidence of his sinoe has contents derstands the and tha thereof, been, find still is, the lawful pr b'ifius or offensive language in any the same is true of hia own knowledge, of this defendant, all of which said ' cletiinKlic' produced, a comruissioti wile facts the said complainant on the said Defendant denies that the articles fur except those mailers therein stated on from tho Gorcrnori thai and nothing sixth day of April, 1808, and for a lone nished the paid plaintiff by him since the his information and belief and as to And are prepared to fill "Wholesale and Retail Hills at Short notice he those believes bo matters it to true. ' time had full 1872 were not sufficient in quality more. Counsel for the defenco' obprior thereto, knowledge fall of and information. and quantity for her subsistence and that Affiant further says that he is the de evithat was it not jected, showing But defendant nays that he and the of her dependent children. But avers fendant ia the above entitled suit. Beigham Young. said dence of election, and quoting a law At our Mill, Corner of FOURTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS, complainant were on the six'h day that during alt of raid time and at all of April, 18Gb, members of the said times until said plaintiff left his house as Subscribed and sworn to me before of 'Ccncrcss 6u the subject. Of course Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daaforesaid, he furnished her with ample this 25th day of August, 1674. this objection was overruled. Saints, and 'hat it was a doctrine and means to support herself and family. Jos. r. Noubjiah, Clerk . :" '"t ' belief of said Church that members Defendant denies that during said time Isn't Woods,,, formerly of Oregon, thereof might rightfully enter into plural or any part thereof plaintiff was forced a nice Governor?, lie issues a com- or celestial marriages. to do, or was under the necessity , of OS TRUSTEESNOTICE. And defendant admits that on the doing constant-o- r severe manual labor in O mission to this man, Brown, without 'A sixth day of April 18G8, at Salt Lake Older to procure the common necessaries as IS HEREBY GINEN THAT THE Ogden. any documentary evidence of his elec- City, Utah Territory, in accordance with, of life for herself and children. Although NOTICE of th Second Scliool Dimrict - Proprietor. and pursuant to, the said doctrine, cus defendant admits that plaintiff niay bitv hitvelevied n tax if one fmirtb of uue par cent MOORE GOFF ho because was tion, simply supported torn and belief of the said Church, a Uie payment of liabilitios, Luilrting reciting necessarily performed some labor during for rooms and other acltvol pnrpeees. ... i, by a "cli(jueit would bo folly to' cult Ceremony was performed to uniie the that time in the management of her T1IOMA8 DOXEY, ; av defendant in what is ... .'; affairs. Vhich-th- e , them .party'--6- f THOMAS KMMKTT, Gover plaintiff asand , CHOICE4 WINES,1 such plural or celestial mar known Defendant denies that plaintiff has freJAMKS B1IM II. nor ia one of the chief stump riagejthe said first wife of this defendant quently or at all communicated to him; lag 24, 1S74. tfli9-60- -l 0 being then hviug and undivoreed, w er that ho is er was aware of t he fact 4 speakers. then and there well knew. But that the plaintiff had for the last four plain'iff Justly "and legally the" commission defendant denies that on the said sixth jear.-,o- r for any considerable part thereTABLES. irrfRST-CtAS- S pitlJARD D. M. STUART is of no more value than a copy of day of April, er at any other lime, he of, been in delicate or feeble health, or ' dl9o-t- f .i f SALJ5 OR THE BK3T AXD CHEAP and the said plaintiff intermarried in any that by reason thereof she had been or TT'EKPS the sheet' that nes daily for the other or different IV KST FORCF, and LIFT senso or manner than was dur.ng that entire period or any l'1'.HPS for deep or shallow well. . Also, PaJ5 Y.H USEf forth. De portion thereof unable to perform any tent Points for Drive Well Pumps, with suitable clique, aud considering that the Gov that abeve admitted and " iron e fendant further alleges that the said manual labor in her ordinary duties of piping. Pumps repaired and fitted upon reason-aids ernor knew tho election was to Vti complainant was then Opposite Union Depot. terms, at VVrkHl. Nor til of Old informed by the life without suffering pain, or th it she 142-50C. BOARS $2 "PER BAY. JpSI contested tho issuance of the pnpc defeadant and then and there well bad bees or was in coustaat or any i iiniK umce a ari. Okdu, 4 MEALS aecommodatKmai" j , knew that by reasou of said marriage in danger of permanent disease, or that 3. 8. ATCHISON. Geo. STJ5ELL extra-official was and "exceedingly tne manner ATCHISOS & STEELL,: aforesaid, she could not she had been in continued or any need W .Attached. have and need not expect the society er of the services or advice of a physician. iaohsh. , :U sa- 'n WHOLES A LK M. II. BEARDSLEY, Proprietor. personal attention of this defendant, as or of medicines or of food proper to sucli in the ordinary; relatieu between hus- - conditions. WORK-1AS- Defendant denies that the Wine and liquor Merchants. oann ami wile. plaintiff at divers er any time or times TAllDS. 54, Mitio Street, old Fimt Rational Bank Cutiu- vuieuuuui uenies mat aoeut a year in the three (3) years last before the ins. WHY. IS IT? j auer tne said alleged marriage with filing of the complaint herein asked or -T!v B. L. Railroad men are' now taking: all vThat anSalt Xake I'ribitjte perpetrated Cily, Utah. plaintiff, or at any oiher time, defend ddnianded of defendant to procure for d.239-3BT tbeir Mals at the DEtMOSICO other of its outjayes yesterday iD ant commenced, or practiced towards the aer tne attendance or treatment of a table, excellent H aid plaintiff a systematic or any course competent or any ecause Mr. ;Landt gets an ATTEJTIOHT. physician, or that he pulluug iVoJ'iMjwer" of President bfnegleet kin' customers right, and only orinnkindncssi or cruel er should furnish the complainant with trout YouHg in such a shape that a false inhumatf treatment,' or that at the sail medicines or food necessary for her and tout 1 barges $5.0Q per!y eeijor time defendant commenced or practised appropriate to her feeble condition, or WHO WOULD WALK ! 140 ,; impression Tvas created. Scrtsjitionnl toward the said V" WHEN 'V plaintiff a systematic or that' defendant has or had always or at J headlines were interpolated and mix- any course of neglect or unkindness, or any tune bailed or refused to provide her Z. C. 31. 1, will fnrnisli a Lisht ed in with the' text f the answer in cruol r inhuman treatment, ending in an witn eitner medicines or medical attend- V absolute desertion of her or otherwise ..j bpring .Wagon..; ance, or proper food or the means necessuch a ivay'afl to; io&Ve thcui part of But on the coutrry, this defendant sary fo obtain them, or that in consein this 'itjr, Vftwfll'delivcr ; ',. that he has and at tho documents alleges all of always, failure abuses or refusal of the hsa. quence any qf tthe times treated the said plaintiff with due defendant so to do, plaintiff lias been ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS! living and defamcrs of thp dead who Kindness and consideration. T , or at all on the oumpelled to rely At the. Low Trice, of Defendant denies that during theT yea charity of friends. solely Cider Mill For Sale ' edit the Daily Dirt Slinjtr, are as But, on the contrary, ' . 3 J 1800, or at any time, he constrained the this defendant avers that he has alwavs ' i AT WAGON YAKD, '''FORTY CENTS;AliSHl'v 'utterly destitute of honor and decency complainant against her exrress wishes aad at all times furnished her with all SALT LAKE UTAH. CITY, or remonstrance, to remove to a farm, means necessary to t. u they are of shame aud ' ' procure her suitable d2S3-1lUW. n. HOOPER, gnpt belonging to defendant, situated four provisions aud such medicines and med ; .Send on tour' 0r3ers1. A correct copy of the answer will miles 'V from Salt Lalte City, or to remove ical attendance as he waS advised she be found in ta day's Junction. HA M PTQito any place against her wishes. ED AMOR! AMOR! AMOR I was at any time in need of. oi! Defendant denies that during all the i Defendant denies that in the month of OpsiWOySOiiuijOB"';.'' Rend the "Anior," an Intelligencer containing time, or any oC the, time faid plaint pres- ,May, 18(3, at Salt Lake City, or at advertisements any of Lwlies chiefly and Ogdenv Gentlemen ided on ilia arm, ibo was compelled to other time or place, defendant informed mho are desirous of MARRYING. Single coj'i 10 cents, per year $2 OO. Tor or under the necessity of per- plaintiff that he. would never t perform, ' wleliy Newsdealers Jack Burns 'would "raake'a. again in ... forming, menial services in order to ob- any manner or to any extent contribute everywhere, i .');. ( ;: . , H . tti MONQUK, i. for Uintii County; V. tain the necessary means of subsistence, to her support or that she must thence' i'' Box 1666. Philadelphia, l'a or for A0RNT8 , , WANTKI). any purpose. forth on her own exertions '2 ilia many friends want him to ely solely As to what friend or companions the for her subsist ease or that of her chilsu.ii for the "Hisiwh. - But Jack is said plaintiff may have had with her dren. But. on the contrary, this de- THE ROUTE IS KOW FIXED i BEST I$EEKRetaileeiimble as welt as true, and stands during her sejourn on the said farm, in fendant avers tbat since that time deTHE - ' her complaint mentioned, this defendant fendant has repeatedly 'furnished her By which passengers from Ogden and other and Wholesale points back in favor of Wm. llinton, the is unable to state. But be deniea that means of in tlie HeBtcan reach St. luis and all jxiinls ' and subsistence, after' that Eat l.y way of St. Louis more he ever prohibited her from having, or time and until she SCR comfortably and People's nominee, "desiring to seo a forbade voluntarily left it as apredily than ever before. FAMILIES AXDTliic TRADE her to have other or different aforesaid, he furnished Th Mixsocri Pacifis TuBorr.R Lwr has comher with a good pleted ILIEI. . good mau elected, and not wishing to companions with her besitfes her mother. armnKemenU with the K. C. St. J. C.B. dwelling house to reside in. to Kailroad, hereby trains ara run from Oninhato divide the y.ilo and thus pl:iv iufo Defendant denies that he did, after the Defendant says that he has no know- St. Louis without Orders Promptly Shaped break or aud withmother of the said plaintiff became in ledge, information or belief as to out fMbjeetinje its patrons impediment, to the annoyance of a plainthe luiiid, of the incapable incum- firm and unable to render Point on the EadroaJs. change of cars. No other line can furnish axsistance fo tiff being compelled fo sell at a sacrifice smsle 3 such inducements to & FR Y,i the bent. Jack's move 23 urns the Castle, said plaintiff.or at any time object to her suoh furniture, if there was travelling public. connected with this Through Line is lira, any such as on the and the adoption of the Millw Platform and remaining longer she claims to have owned, purchased, or class, place as a com: P. 0. Box 19, Ogden. Weatinghouae Air Itrake, together with its Pullpanion or otherwise to the plaintiff. had given to her, or any furniture or man nd TISLE AS STEELE..Sleepers, Chair Reclining Defend nit denies that durinir liis household articles to render ' procure means to a tnpoTerthe line perfectly cafeCoaches, and pleasant, Pleasure Ground in. the viuts to the said farm while the plaintiff lapport herself and children. tassengers from al! rarts of Hie West, by d But taking The ladies of Wyoming Territory , its he Express Grove Trains, landed in t' Louis at fhereon, treated the plaintiff fendant alleges that she was not compel II!' hours, morning and evening, and in should all vote' for the Democrat'c wuu Biuuieu uegieci or ccntemnt, or led so to do, and that there was no winouable ample tune to make direct conuectiou will, all All kinds of or accomm" ny f railroads inor neglett that he contempt, 1 ! r. in,l;,l..i . !' every point in the North. Ka. and aud large danciug floor, necessity for her doing so at any time South. .Particular vuniumw lur lAiiegale 111 ress. tentionally gave her to nnler;tan with mans, time , or between the Cth day of April, 1808, the tab es 4c may beinformation had at He b:n pyr .vxl U1,,'f the Various Parties wishing ' that he gave her any cause to understand time of the bj tru or alleged marriage of plaintiff licket oihees iu the West, or upon "Through Ted.y..n.d.ut. or mutavHy infer that his v.s.ts were not for her, witn this written applications uetendaat, and too time when ,. . LOW. . , ... to (1: It. ISaxter. A.Western TERMS but for the purpose of Fold, supervising the plaintiff left defendant's houss aa afo r1 I tiuliel'al PilAwln'.r ........ tf,' ,'....: e 'i taieJ ui i 1 . p'niu ill - 'v;-- . j ..- s JAIffl.CS AlalaEET & 1 Co., Till: Fall it tft Goods f ArDKER BUILDING, OLD Main Street,; Ojjclen. 1 . Dry Goods, Groceries, c, to-w- JAMES d2S0-3i- PLANING AND RE SAVJING MILLS. 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