The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-22
PROBATE COURT.
Hon Elias Smith presiding

! Hon Elias Smith presiding 5&:, " n:
SATURDAY., SEPT 10TH 1860 CONT met ti,i1.s,t
ant toadjournnlent
The case VI the people VS.. Lot Huntingdon
was called I'M; and lMcssrs ferguson and Az,
.pteby appeared Is tIef,,nd che prisont5r *
The following jurors were einIaailslied and
sworn 10 Inv the .,as,. ne
CT ID. Barnunl, Eaijalf Thomas, j, ID. All.
phin, Joseph b. Elder, Charles III. Donaldson
Albert r. Tyler, John IIoagla,l,i, George Wood
ard. Lucas Hoagland. Nathaniel III Felt,
E,,rl,lst Il asailll 4 ham lleriailr
Nv. ,,ayt w Srn sns ease e tue jury On
lot tie defense ~ ana l MT. Fcrguso
Robert ]. G0l,lfno "a n;,.s,. =. ~, Il i.
Dewey were syv,,y s ". w. DnIt and Albert
eution They w.. 49,. stltled for the prose:
Mr. Appleby. ami ~, $500 .s Aanalned by
that Huntington = Is rt.s:.t. eIteltse showed
18th day OF AilrS,sf ~ 0l " ABOUT The.
sallE drew q FeNolycsa !, Isaac Nel.
defendant ~ IL, y az Mt
scented TO do, ans Ssoe,tf Away, VIII. the
20 the time ot ~ nc con.
5, MT, fgtsoIi proposed to Sues. We're al
/ g g me jury without argument but Mr. Miner
.St.N' ana therctOre proceeded toadJlfess
ing us, Jlty, :: FIX +.
att Fets Hson afdeessed the jury for the de-
tet ..:s II i, " Il 4.
& inse:1udge then instructed them in the law,
ah u =, sney tstrel 10 charge Of the hafiih
i ~. ease oI me people W Kenneth MuRae,
~ mss week report was called
ana tne iotloWlng Jury sworn 60 try the case:
M N Bu5 rye Harrison burgess, = PhiP /
t,,i y, Uax, Jolh ~; Chichester Frederick
hss,sl, = y. brown, ELIAS Morris John Sill
i i.l,I Ls barron, Thomas Forsyth and David
Eu ~ ". 3.=. . =: Z; lzS:: Is :
Mt & Miner opened tis case to the jury, and
i y his sIeeSi sA9wed tpat the prisoner stood
ehatgetI , WIN AIDING and abetting IN not,
sti9 w ilAYS oeeF committed on the 18th Qt last
August: ~ s: S... " ~ -:
i. slessrs, fefgnson and Appi&bF, WHO appeared
LOT ths prisoner, did not consider il necessary
y make tobg speech but chose rather to 90
TO u me evidence az once !. !. =: .:
. 4 ne witnesses who testified In the Hunting
ton case were then sworn and examined IN
tnis. AheY All fememberea having seen the
prisoner Win certain roi9us party on the
n ~ o. august, DIT only saw IN acting
the part OF . . iosier' or locker en- he Was
neither doing nor saying anything that would
aia on assist IN TIE accomplishment OF the riot
spoken ..., Of 8 :. -.
1esteu iHe Ease, aha ait.
49, X ~, 49,. W ''
800 tto VI ttle
(3t',,ss att%rr a,s,'S ' ~ i''tt ING Pi9eer
Ths S",, ,,,I,si,;'ol,a.d L. a., 5 - =.
unnffn,tax sbp~ttaI ,s;,L - " ssg VI -, io'
CnrFt AZ tbf inry m this sasa ,,rars, raf ri,,
al ,s,,d,rsi = 1870 - ~ E..tIi.
tboretsso NJ fT;,t,,;,'o.,r,, s,SlalsI anu
Erede,icl KtsIer- HayT;so, nj RGrSs.s Wtil;an,
BURGESS and i M Cbichestsr yrers fr,
attsoIanc ,,,o III. cI,,s,t "''e N's0 - 9t'
& Tbe conrt o,Jsred :, !. .,nIs o,,,.r.d .o,,ia.,
ch,yIes Tayior !. i,,ro,, s,r ,tsSntit,,i ,,,s''IS
from ccprt without Leave '"'''" ~
The county attorney said bs Was sotixsed
that he co,,ld nnt ,nsintain a sCni
prosecution In tbs case of John NJ. Luce,
charged with riot, therefore by leave of the
court, he would enter nolIs pro5syqi. This