FOURTH DISTRICT COURT*Severat Cases of Interest and Somo Importance.Business in the Fourth district court 3C3tcrdny took a little spurt and Judge Miner had a lair day* Several cases of interest were on for hearing and one matrimonial knot wa3 untied.J.II. tinehai was a given a decree of divorce from his wife, Bertha K, Gnclim, on a roprtrt of the referee, the grounds being adultery* The parties a’-o residents of Logan, Tho evidence Bhowed that Gnehm went homo earlier than usual one morning and found hi3 -wife in bed with an unknown inau, a TMicher living near Logan.the order heretofore made staying ■proceedings In the case of J. N. Ireland -vs. David Kay ct ah, was set aside, tho Jxind forcosl3 having been tiled.Judgment in favor of John A. Boyle against Samuel W. Fort eta!., in the t’Um of *2,394.7$ was entered by default. •XhU was on foreclosure of mortgage.Tho divorce case of Johanna Tand Vf. NicholasTand was referred to J.E. Bagiev,In the case of J. E. Coolidgo vs. H. J. Xcwia an order was entered allowing the introduction of certain deeds in evidence.Tho case of Cacbo county vs. Mark l-'tetcher was dismissed at idaintiff’s toe ts.£uo 1 Test has sued her husband, Sylvester S. West, for n divorce, on tho grounds of habitual drunkenness aud Uilureto provide*