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Show DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS The September term 01 ;ne district dis-trict com: was begun at cne regularly regu-larly appointed time on Monday September Sep-tember the 20th at 2 o'clock. In estate of James Thompson, deceased de-ceased decre of distribution entered. en-tered. Adolph Sahm A native of Germany, Ger-many, was admitted to citizenship. James A. Moves et al, vs. Moses Edwards et al judgment rendered in favor of the defendants, declaring declar-ing them the legal board of directors, direct-ors, with authority to exercise all the duties of office. The trial of this case was begun in the early part of 1919, and after taking evidence evi-dence in it for four days, on account of sickness of one of the attorneys the case was continued and resumed at last term. Hut was continued again for the purpose of taking the deposition of Judge Greenwood, which was taken last month in Salt Lake. The cause was then argued on the first day of this term and submitted to the court for its decision deci-sion which was above stated. Max Rothan vs. F. Clark Kesler on motion of plaintiffs attorney the case was dismissed at plaintiff's cost having been settled out of court. Bob Beretta vs Leo Lewis Dismissed Dis-missed on motion of defendant's at- torney, on the ground that no bond for costs was filed by the pontiff within the time required by law, the plaintiff being a non-resident of the state. Bob Beretta vs James Rollins same order as above. Bob Beretta. vs. A. L. Dotson same order as above. J. T. Tanner vs. C. D. White dismissed dis-missed cla motion of plaintiff's cost, the case having settled out of court. John McEwen vs Datee McEwan-- McEwan-- dismissed on motion of plaintiff's council at the cost of plaintiff. Delta Land and Water company vs. Henry W. Lake and wife dismissed dis-missed on stipulation of the attorneys. attor-neys. Delia Carter v?. Brigham Carter dismissed on motion of plaintiff's council at plaintiff's costs. In estate of Gomer 0. Forgie Jo-est, Jo-est, deceased order confirming sale of personal property. In the matter of the application of the Milford Valley irrigation company, com-pany, a corporation, for voluntary dissolution the court upon proper showing that the corporation be dissolved. dis-solved. In estate of Mattie E. Hardy, deceased de-ceased order . entered confirming x sale of real estate.- Arthur Lightner vs George A. Parkinson Par-kinson et al the defendants demurrer demur-rer is overruled and the defendant given thirty days to answer. Temple Ridgley vs. Utah Revenue Mines company demurrer to complaint com-plaint sustained and twenty days to plaintiff to amend. Milford Auto company vs Utah Revenue Re-venue Mines company demurrer to complaint sustained .and the defendant defend-ant given thirty days to amend Columbia Trust company, as trustee, trus-tee, vs. E. T. Morrison et al demurrer demur-rer overruled and thirty days given defendant to answer. In the matter of the contempt of C D. White. W. F. Knox, and Seth W. Smith, cited before the court for taking of water from North Creek in violation of a decree of this court was set for hearing Monday the 27th at 10 o'clock, at which time the par ties appeared in court and stated that the case had been settled out of court and dismissed. Fairbanks Morse & company vs W. M. Moves this case came on for hearing but by consent of the court, the pleadings were allowed to be amended and the case was continued for the term. Fairbanks Morse and company vs. Wm. Yardley same order. John Ryan vs A. R. Palmer defendant's de-fendant's demurrer overruled and 30 days given in which to answer. Marie Patella vs. A. L. Fotherlng-ham Fotherlng-ham and J. H. Hedges after hearing hear-ing the evidence the case was dismissed dis-missed at plaintiff's cost. Telluride Power company vs. G. F. McGonagle as state engineer on motion of R. E. Parsons order was entered allowing Beaver City to intervene. in-tervene. (continued to page 4) Court Proceedings (continued from page 1) Utah Association of Credit Men vs S. D. Atkins et al judgment in favor fa-vor of the plaintiff. Hooton Reservoir company vs Bea ver Dam and Reservoir and Irrigation Irriga-tion company on motion of counsel coun-sel for plaintiff the ease was dismissed dismis-sed at plaintiff's costs. Hooton Reservoir company vs E. A. Hodges dismissed at plaintiff's cost on motion of plaintiff. Clarence E. Cline vs. Allen Hedges Hed-ges case submitted to the court of a statement of facts, and briefs from the respective counsel. The counsel for the plaintiff then asked for thirty days time in which to file additional briefs which was granted. Mary E. Parsons and Byron Dade Davis, vs. N. C. Schoe et al On the motion of plaintiff, case was dismissed dismis-sed at cost of plaintiff. Eva Lindsay vs. .Tohn R. Lindsay plaintiff granted an interlocutory decree of divorce, and given her former for-mer name, Eva Mathews. Beaver City vs. Slate Bank of Beaver county et al upon stipulation stipula-tion of the parties the court orders that the State Bank of Beaver county coun-ty deliver Beaver City or its agents all the papers now held by said hank in escrow, pertaining to the Beaver City water system and the plaintiffs have judgment against the defendant. defend-ant. Beaver City water service in the bum of 1223.97. Ttiis is the closing chapter in the purchase of the Beaver Bea-ver City water service from Harry Joseph and others. Jefferson Mercantile Company vs. Tallisman Con. Mining company et. al on motion of counsel for the defendant de-fendant this case is dismissed again-. again-. st the Tallisman Con. Mining company com-pany and J. S. Joseph; the costs to be paid by the defendants. In the matter of the estate of J. Atkin, deceased order authorizing administrator to sell real estate. Home Pattern company vs. A. F. McCully judgment by default here tofore set aside, and the case was set for trial Saturday October 2. In the estate of Edward Williams, deceased leave is granted to amend the petition for order of sale of real estate. Beaver county vs. Neal McMillan this case was dismissed, having been settled out of court. D. W. Gibson vs. Gearge A. Thompsonjudgment Thom-psonjudgment by default in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of $144 principal, $32.32 interest, and $24.-50 $24.-50 costs. In the estate of Richard Pearce-Loltie Pearce-Loltie Pearce appointed administratrix, administra-trix, and her bond fixed at $17,000. Ethelbert Fairbanks vs. Vera Anna An-na Fairbanks the defendant was granted an Interlocutory decree of divorce, on the ground of desertion. The defendant was given the custody cus-tody of the minor child. Estate of Joseph S. Morris upon proof shown that the original files herein had been lost, the court ordered or-dered that the copies of the same be filed in place of the ones lost. V.'oodstock Typewriter company vs O. A. Murdock dismissed at She cost of plaintiff having been settled out of court. E. S. Higgins vs. John Rosell dismissed dis-missed upon motion of attorney .for defendant at the cost of the plaintiff. Home Pattern company vs. A. F. McCully judgment for plaintiff by default. Town of Milford, vs, A. P. McKeon et al dismissed at the cost of plaintiff, plain-tiff, on the ground that the justice of the peace who tried the case had no jurisdiction. Delia Grimshaw vs. Lawrence Grirashaw ordered that the defendant defend-ant be cited to show cause why he should be punished for contempt at the first day of the next term. In the matter of the guardianship of Dorothy and Henry Jackson Tur-ley, Tur-ley, minors ordered that Alice Ran- som be appointed guardia of said minors, and her bond fixed at $800. In the matter of the guardianship of the Persons and estates of Emory Frazer, Wallace Frazer. Ralph Frazer Fra-zer and Ada Frazer and Louis Frazer Fra-zer ordered that Ada A.' Frazer be appointed guardian of the persons and estates of the said minors, to serve without bonds until the distribution distri-bution of the estate of Henry Frazer Fraz-er takes place. The District court closed on Saturday Sat-urday and Judge Morris took advantage ad-vantage of the week that was still allowed to Beaver county, and went to Nephi to dispose of some pressing matters there; and will leave there in time to open court at Fillmore on the 11th, which is the day appointed for beginning the October term there. |