The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-15

tcntluns here being no witnesses for tlig
defense, Mr., Miner addressed the Jury fol
The prosecution, aud Mr.. Stout for Ia,
Edefense. sa y Z,
The jury, being charged by the court
retire., aud the court Was Id recess ill
2 pm. ,.. n.
The conFt resumed its session nj the
laPpointel henr
IrAyersc jury came into court. aud re-,
h ported that they had found tie prisoner
guilty on the first count Of the Indictment.
II and lined him n the sum Of $3.50
Grand Jury presented true bilf Of ID
Edlctnlctit agairist VIM. Peters for larceny.
/ and also true billsagginst K ennetll McRae
{and John NJ. Luce. the former for riot
/ and the latter for assault with intent to
kill. The court adjourned the grand lus
lily until Monday, the I7ifi inst, Is
The prisoner Henry Il. Gibson was
then arraigned and plead mot guilty 2
| The court set tomorrow at s. am. fol
the trial Of the case. q.
Hosea Stout. Esq, counsel for vii.
lialn Peters. asked time to examine the
papers and prepare bis pIealings, which
the court granted, 4: N d, II, 81.
The following named persons wcro then
garraigncd on the indictments presented
against them, to wit: &.
Jason Iluce, for assault with intent Ia
Kill, plead mot guilty. s .s. .
Isaac Neibalr, Indictment for riot
plead mot guilty. Fl
Lot Huntington, indictment for riot,
plead mot guilty Y. .;.s i. VI.
Kenneth McRac, Indictment for riot.
plead mot guilty
Il dohil MI Luce, indictment for assault
With Intent to Hill, plead mot guilty.
its= Court set Friday, the l4th, for the
trial ot Jason Luce; tile trials 81 the 9th
Ter parties ADORE named to follow IN their
order. II. \. ...s .,s
Henry Rich was arrai2ned on illtlict 4
rnert for larceny, to- which he plead guilty.
and the court set 2 pm. OF tomorrow Is
Einqnife into the extent Of tile prisoners
crime. 3Ta. 'i1.;E
III Stout, Esq, fiIed q motion ID t,nasli
| IN the case Of the People vs.. Vim. Peters.
Question argued and held under advise
fnieIlt by the court.
t''onrt asioarnsd I'M to.Assrrst, asotir-
ling. .=~.5 .= /. B. n
F.. ~. If. /. Thursday, Sept 49,
The case of tile People VS.. Henry L. I !
Gibson was called up for trial, and Robt: Il
T. Burton md james Alfred were sworn
and testified on the part Of the prosecn-
ton. # .:. z.: 1: !; -. Il. $50 ::= IS
a. Miner, Esq, addressed the jury for |
the prosecution, and H. Stout, ESQ.,, for |
the defense The jury found the prisoner
guilty as charged in the indictment, and
fined him $3.50 ..... III =:....
Fl Alma Il. Smith was examined aa d |
witness in the case of Henry Rich, who
plead guilty on yesterday. Judgment /
deferred -: Is. n. =. i
The case Of Crawford Moore vs.. Susan
M Moore was called up, and the conrt or. |
.dered and dccrsed that the bonds Of ma
trimoay heretofore existing between said /
parties be for ever dissolved; F.: HI. =,
On motion Of S. DE Wolf; ESQ, the
court ordered that an alias execution I
issue in the case Of H.. s. EIdredge VS..
George Goddard and Bradford Leonard, I
after which the court adjourned till to-
morrow at Q am. .-..5.,.:.. ~. 7. :.
Friday, Sept, IA, Sam.
Tie, case of Jason luce was called. +
James Ferguson. and w. /. Appleby, /.
Esqrs., appeared for the defcnse. -. ! !
Richard. Bush, Catherine 4. Beach, :
Mrs, Read and Clarissa Johnson were
examined for the prosecution; *.,....t
Mr., Miner addressed the jury fol. the !
prosecution. mid Mr., Ferguson for the
| defense; after which they retired, and |
The court took recess for one hour. =
Shortly after the court resumed its /.
session, the jury came in and presented = |
verdict Of guilty, and fined the defendant
$50. - 81. E., .. s. ,'. :. !. " s.:
The ease OF Isaac Neibanr was called !
for trial. Messrs. Ferguson and Apple |
by appeared for the defense. Tlegfollow-
ing witnesses were examined for the pro I
secution: Thos Ross Peter n. Dotson, /
Robert J., Goiding, Albert T.. Dewey and
Andrew Burt -: = -. =. Ess-f
. Mr. Miner addressed the jury for the /
prosecution, and Mr. Ferguson: for the !
defense. - - -. - r. -.
The court Instructed the jury in the !
law; they then retired Is. ~ s.s: d
At6.25 pm, the jury brought in a .
verdict Of guilty, and fined the defendant I
500, The court ordered the defendant
to pay the costs: y :. y f:% ~ ,. >.@
The jury were discharged from further
attendance upon the court. ,.s' 80 - +
Cenrt adjourned till tomorrow morning {
at o'clock. -. -: ~ i +, -. - !.
~:2. JonN v. Losa, Exporter. l.