| Show TUTTLE DEAD Pioneer Lays Down Cares of Life District Court Special Correspondence Mantl Co Feb 2 Shortly after 1 this Mrs Ann Tuttle wife of the late tali Tuttle laid down the cares ot a along long and useful life respected and mourned by the entire community Deceased was born In Yorkshire Eng England land Dec 2 1821 and came to America with her parents while yet a small child Bhe was the only one of her fam family ily who embraced the faith nf the She as married In New York city to Tuttle by bythe the late Apostle Parley P Pratt From this union 10 children have been born seven boys and three girls Of then three sona and one daughter aru Tuttle residing In Emery county and Mrs Ezra of this city Horton Tuttle of and William Tuttle of this city The family arrived In Missouri In 1839 shared In the persecutions of st ito when the Saints expelled from the commonwealth They then went to Nauvoo III and left their homes at tho driving ot the from th it state Sho wag among pioneers ed In Utah In early days coming 1 re reIn In the company of crossing the plains In arriving at Provo Utah In September of the sume year ond coming Mantl In October the month following She with her through all hardship Mil rials Incident to pioneer days in Utah Including the troublesome Indian wars and the of food scarcity following the grass grasshopper hopper visitation COUnT v Tho following business ban be n transacted In tho district court Tho case of tho North tion company vs W D Candland completed this week and has BU milled to the tho his which will willbe be given tomorrow Estate of William A Allred August AugustA A K Bennett and Waller Cox three disinterested p r sons were appointed appraisers of said estate Estate of Christian It watt ordered that Hans C Ole Anderson and raf rafter ter three disinterested person be ep pointed appraisers of th v estate named The stale vi John Edmunds who n is isto to get his sentence for grand larceny yesterday of which he was d during the January term appeared In Incourt court for the postponement of sentence until March of the present year at which time It Is very likely Edmunds will ask for a now l ex vs Alexander plea of guilty was entered by defend fint whereupon the court rendered the following Judgment That said defend defendant ant pay a tine of 10 The case was one of contempt of Andrew 8 petition of administrator of eald estate asked for leave of the court to accept deed to real estate In cancellation of note secured by mortgage nn order was made granting tho request After the decision of tho North Creek Irrigation company against WD Cand Candland land Is rendered today tho Seventh Judicial district court will adjourn un until til March 9 Judge Johnson this morning his decision In tho case of the North NorthCreek Creek company a corpora corporation tion vs W D Candland ct nl tried last week In the district court here It de determines that the duty of water on the lands In litigation Is 73 acres to tho second foot and provides for 23 differ different ent classes from primary rights down Court adjourned this morning for tho term |
