The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-09-10

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II. and pnssing Il ~ = Yreh.
w.. - 4 gr.sams that saeh pnriy haa
.9...a -. IN ,hs stits6cs y hls ptwes. The
$1,000, .-.s w ~ rlrhs y axe oul sdbpeaas
y, N. .i,nss.ss d sny iigs since ~ errest Y
Al. ~. Va unIsts ~ =, you are v prssums
I. ~ IS wiinesi ~ WHO'D q introtpet sEcul-
psiury prouk
IN lury then retired.
csuft tool rscess 10 await he verdict.
ccurt resumed after lspss n one Louf.
Jury cams Into Court ollsallsd-- alI present
Tia Jades said aCsnsI..nen o. shs Jsry,l
have You ioiniIy and nnsrimousIy asrsad % your
vsrdietf 4 DE prisoner u m D. guilty o. not
of he charge agsinst him I p
Fsrsman Gully. . charged Il H. indIsi-
mont.
clerk then read ths finding.
The Judrs said We shall defef judgment an |
Monday. o. account The Illness of MI. Thomp-
son, The prisonsr's attorney.
The Jadrs then read pressniment from tie
Grand Jury, showing ihai, jurors. witnesses and
other oiflssIs Il Court not fseeislne proper com
psnsaiion for daiIeS, and The psopls charging too
hieh Tor boarding and lodging. u was ysry
inconssnisnt and almost Impossible 10 obtain a.
eommoda,ions that the Territorial Treasury
had no funds. sts.
The Judge saa, Tint Tie NV IA not rive him
power q rsttlfy lheir grievances, nor Sid be
know how u apply remedy. bat Re would con-
.IIsf The ptessntmsns and gIss them an snswsr %
Tuesday next.
The Jadge then discharged The surplus juror,
who he'd MOI bern smpanelIed.
Ths ease 81 The Psor1r v sAr4noLoMKw aud
srHKns, was bfouahtpp.
Mr.. DsWolt moved that aosls pypsscat 81
sntsrsd and iadgmsnt stayed sgains. iii BAR
Ihoiomew.
4 Inc Judge then discharged Bartholomew from
custody. ordering him 70 b retained = vii, sss,
ID any ease that might Mlse.
Cour, aaioprnsa III Monday. August ooh,
1853. !. 10 O'Clock A. M
MoxpAr, Auras. 70, roam.
Court opened.
Bseords q slturdsy fsad and slsn.d IS d.
Judge.
The Court called foy motions
M Thompson moved that in The CASE II ihs
ProrLE Of The Omitted States w. Mckenzie. ID,
verdict Be SET aside and new trial ordered. Tn,
ground d the motion being that .sduring ibe iria
tbs Jury had scattered, and one juror bad singly
been ii custody 81 - nnsworn eficsf Also iii,
Preseeutlne Attorney had. IN On unlawful man
ners eommualeatsd with The jury ],
The Court ordered afii iaylt made Of The Iaets
set forth.
Mr.. Thompson moved that in theense Of CA
Perry q co. ". MeNsll aud Gsmmsl seIsl
Jneias bs lssasd u compel The hairs Of Mcneil
tdsssased, 70 sppsar Ii cause.
MI. DsWof mogsd discharge Of lscosaissn.
csp II alI wilnesssn Ii The case Of the Rsopis V.
McKsnsls. which discharges wers entered By
order n Court,
Edward oaksy and Nj. FiadIay we're made
clIIzsns Of the Dated States.
The Judge announced his iaientien Of appoint
Ing Commissioners 70 cot % various parts 81 his
District. to iaks aelnowlsigm o. Ball Ilecog-
nIsanees, &C. TAsJalgs then read eommOn law
touching ina appointment Of special sessions 81
Court showing that trials 81 jury wers Prohib-|
tied except in criminal cases.
Thess extracts wsrs read Ii answer to enquiries
from Nj. Thomson. who had charge Of several
civil case. tina. would slfor jnries thers being
1 probability Of an adjoafnmsnt Of Cont and 1
special session thersof.
| The Judge deferred further explanation tIlI II.
iterDoon.
Court took recess GU 2 o'elock pm.
i Court feumsd.
Thomas Miaelsy. ssa and jonathan Mideley
we're admitted citizens Of the GATED States
John D. Chase was aPpolnted uaitsd States
Commissioner Tor San Pels county.
Mr.. Thompson renewed motoa .sihAt the ysr-
die, BE- Get sBds Il The case % the psopls 10 The
Unitsd States ". McKsnzIs.''
Nj. Thompson filed an lavlls 81 MN Wall
lace, on psspara.ion d jurymsn = during The
trial. stc5 Of NJ, J. B GER and Marsha, Kirk
on jury being N charge Of an nnawosn oiicer,"
and ..iuegnlaE communicates q Possessing
Attorney with the jury, = etc.
Molion argued and ovsrrulsa ~ Court.
The prisoner then delivered very Affecting
sadrsss 10 the Court and the iafy, saying hal b
had plead g not guilty % the charge "A the 10
dlctlnens, consldsring hat q have been The priv
el.eo allowed him by the Law, for "ssery MAJ
wa eonsidsred innocent until proven guilty.
hut now Re wished 10 aoknovlsdge the part h
| had taken IL The crime % which he stood con
yIctsd. H had been the victim o. foul snd r.
eeaisa tsnptaslsn YET did net wishto serss
himself from panIsament on that account, 70
he had CONS ln,o the scheme with Lis eyes open
Ina then referred % tho threats and sntfeails
4 thrown out BY hIs accomplish, Brewer, 10 Undue
him Mckenzie, to 70 Into the scheme Of eoan
lierIdang. brewer had turned States. esIasne.
but had been she prlAeipal iastigatot q and aeto
In The cline. He would lsass The judgmsht 1
Brswsrls character 70 thoss who had clossl
watched his recent course
|. Alter some rsmsrks from HE h,nor % ii
prlsonsr. sentenes was pronounced q folIowsi
alt b therefore considered, that, for the d
u "a q a. 80 =. 49,