The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-14
THE ARNOLD INDICTMENT.
1t Contains Three Counts, and the
Trial is set for Tomorrow.

orson P. Arnold appeared in court
yesterday morning to answer to the in
dictment. which as the document shows.
contains three counts. Mr.. Arnold
took till tomorrow morning at 10 TO
plead, and that hour was set for the
trial. The absence of one of his Wit
nesses in Southern California may,
however, cause a postponement. The
indictment reads as follows, the names
of the witnesses endorsed upon it being
Alicia Arnold, o. 2. Arnold Jr., Eliza
Gardner. z. A. Franks. Thos. F. Smith.
idrPuties) and Fannie D. Linnell Ar
mold.
USITED STATES OF AMERICA,
TERRITORY OF UTAH.
At stated term of the District Court
OF the Third judicial District, in and
for the Territory of Utah. begun and
holden in the city of salt Lake, within
and for the District and Territory afore-
said, on the twentieth day of April, A
d. 1856, and continuing by adjournment
To and including the eleventh day of
May, A. ID. 1886.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERIcAJ
AGAINST
ORsoN p. ARNOLD.
The Grand Jurors Of the United States
of America, within and for the district
aforesaid. in the Territory aforesaid.
being duly impaneled am sworn. on
their oalhs do md and present that,
Orson p. Arnold, late of said district,
in the Territory Aforesaid. heretofore.
to-wIt: on the lst day OF May. in the
year of our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred ana eighty-fve, at the county
of Salt Lake. in the said district,
Territory aforesaid. and within the
jurisdiction of this court. did and
on divers other DAYS thereafter and
continuously between said last men
TONED day and the first day of August.
A. ID 1885, then and there unlawfully
did live and cohabit with more than
one woman, to wit: with Alicia Arnold
and with Fannie Dora Linnell. some
times called Arnold, and during all the
time aforesaid in the district aforesaid,
did claim, Ii and cohabit
with both of said women as his wives,
against the peace and dignity of the
laid United States of America. and con-
tIary TO the form of the statutes in
such case made AID provided.
And the jurors aforesaid, upon their
oaIhs aforesaid, do further lind and
present: That the said Orson P. Ar
mold. late of the County of Salt Lake !
and Territory of Utah, heretofore, to
wit: on the first day of August. 4. ID. |
1885, and on divers days thereafter and |
between the said LIST
day of August, A. ID. 1881, and the LIST
day of December, a. ID. 1885. at the
County of Salt Lake, in the Territory
then and there unlawfully
did live, claim and cohabit with more
than one woman, 10 wit: With one
Alicia Arnold, and with one Fannie
Dora Linnell, sometimes called Fannie |
Dora Arnold, and did, during said
time, claim and cohabit with said |
women Is his wives. against the peace |
and dignity of the United States OF |
America, and contrary to the form OF |
The statutes in such cases made and |
provided.
And the jurors aforesaid upon their |
oath Aforesaid. do further find and pre-
sent: That the said Orson P Arnold !
late Of the County of Salt Lake and !
Territory of Utah, heretofore, 10 wit: |
On the first day of December, AID.
1885. and on other days thereafter, and
betweea the said first day
IF December, AID. 1885, and the |
eleventh day of May, AID. 1886, at the |
County of Salt Lake. in the Territory |
Of Utah, then and there did unlawfully |
live and cohabit with two women a. his |
wives, to wit: with one Alicia Arnold |
and with one Fannie ID. Linnell, some |
tfuteS kuoun "a Fannie n Aruaid