Series 24059
District Court (Fourth District) U.S. Commissioner B. Ternes' Weber county docket book, 1892-1895.
0.20 cubic foot
These records are housed in the Utah State Archives' permanent storage room.
Historical Note
See history of the records' creator.
Summary of Records
Scope and Content
Under the 1887 Edmunds-Tucker Law, commissioners appointed by the supreme court and district courts in the Territory of Utah had and could exercise all the powers and jurisdiction held by justices of the peace in the Territory. After statehood in 1896, jurisdiction passed from U.S. Commissioners to local justices of the peace.
This docket records actions in cases heard before Commissioner B. Ternes in Weber County. Most actions are civil and related to monies owed. The docket records the parties involved, their attorneys, and the actions and dates of actions taken in the case.
Arrangement
Numerical by case number.
Access Restrictions
This series is classified as Public.
Use Restrictions
These records are available for reproduction and use.
Preferred Citation
Cite the Utah State Archives and Records Service, the creating agency name, the series title, and the series number.
Acquisition Information
These records were acquired from the creating agency through established retention schedules.
Processing Information
This series was processed by Jim Kichas in December 2009.
Related Material
U.S. Commissioner E.T. Hulaniski's Weber county docket books from the District Court (Fourth District), Series 24056, contains other U.S. Commissioner records from the same region.
U.S. Commissioner Valentine Gideon's Weber county docket books from the District Court (Fourth District), Series 24057, contains other U.S. Commissioner records from the same region.
U.S. Commissioner M.A. Breeden's Weber county docket book from the District Court (Fourth District), Series 24058, contains other U.S. Commissioner records from the same region.
Indexing Terms
Container List
| Box | Volume | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | Case Numbers: 1 - 387; 1892-1895 |