Civil case files submitted to State Supreme Court for appeal. Case files usually consist of transcripts of testimony and opinion of Supreme Court and may include summons, precipe for execution, various motions and appeals, bonds, orders, instructions to jury and exhibits.

Records from probate case proceedings, including administration of estates, adoptions, and guardianships. Files may include petitions, motions, orders, letters of administration, receipts, inventory and appraisements, wills, claims, appointments, and decrees of distribution.

Records from probate case proceedings, including administration of estates, adoptions, and guardianships. Files may include petitions, motions, orders, letters of administration, receipts, inventory and appraisements, wills, claims, appointments, and decrees of distribution.

Records of court proceedings concerning the involuntary hospitalization of individuals alleged to be insane. Files include applications, orders, notices, correspondence, medical histories, and evaluations.

A Writ is a formal written order issued by a government entity. In most cases, this government entity is a court. Files may include petitions, orders, complaints, exhibits, affidavits and appeals.

Case files pertaining to investigations into causes of deaths. Information provided may include the name, residence, occupation, and physical characteristics of the deceased, as well as the date, site of investigation, inventory of personal affects, names of jurors or witnesses, how remains were disposed, verdict of jury or coroner, sub¬poenas, summons, and transcripts of testimony.

May be indexed in General Index – probate section.

Civil cases in Carbon County involving civil affairs, individual rights, divorce, and small claims. Case files may contain summons, precipes for execution, motions, bonds, orders, petitions, evidence, transcripts, judgments, and Supreme Court appeals.

For case numbers not found on microfilm, see Other Separate Filings and Exhibits and Group 4.

Civil cases in Carbon County involving civil affairs, individual rights, divorce, and small claims. Case files may contain summons, precipes for execution, motions, bonds, orders, petitions, evidence, transcripts, judgments, and Supreme Court appeals.

For case numbers not found on microfilm, see Other Separate Filings and Exhibits and Group 4.

Carbon County District Court Criminal Case 5236, James Martin Harlow was submitted to Supreme Court for appeal. Files include transcripts, motions, bonds, orders, jury lists and exhibits.