The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-10
First District Court at Provo.

United States VS.. E. L. Gee, defend,
ant was ordered brought from the Pen
for trial.
The People VS.. Calvert Alfred ct al. E;
defendants entered pleas of not guilty
The People VS.. Alma Young, indicted
for burglary; defendant was arragned
and took the statutory time to plead.
The People vs.. Worthy Nash, grand
larceny; an order was made dismissing
the case.
The United States vs.. John Williams,
unlawful cohabitation; defendant was
fined 500.
United States Us. James Higgins; de-
PENDANT entered plea of not guilty.
The People VS.. Charles Alfred and
Joseph Justsnsen; defendants were ar
raigned and to K the statutory time to
plead to the indictment charging them
with assault to commit robbery.
United States VS.. George Storrs, de-
tendant was arraigned and plead guilty
to the charge Of unlawful cohabitation,
and sentence WAS set Tor March 10th.
The People VS.. James Gunderson,
grand larceny, was tried and went to
the jury Thursday morning.
This morning Philander Brown and
Charles Monk were each arraigned for
unlawful cohabitation. the latter also
to the charge of adultery. They took
the statutory time to plead.
ppm.
Marions Christensen was admitted to
citizenship.
The following assignment of cases was
made:
SATURDAY 10TH.
United States VS.. Henry Hamilton.
United States VS.. Levi Curtis.
United States vs.. James Latimer.
MONDAY 18th.
United States VS.. T. r. Cutler.
United States VS.. H. H. Cuff
United States vs.. George Taylor.
TUESDAY 18TH.
United States VS.. Higginson.
People vs.. w Crocheron.
WEDNESDAY, nth.
United States VS.. Bent Larsen.
The following cases were continued
for the term:
United States VS.. George w. Gee.
People VS.. David 3. King.
United Ststes VS.. Charles McCarty.
United States VS.. Lars Franson.
d.
o. Smoot was passed for later in the
term.
An indictment was found for IN
lawful cohabitation against Professor
Karl G. Maeser, and an order entered
for him to appear and plead.
The case of the People VS.. Gunderson,
the Jury retired with it this afternoon,
and was not in by the close of the mail.
People VS.. Alma Young, defendant
plead not guilty, and the case passed
for the term. Y.
Provo, March s.
The Jury returned in the case of the
People vs.. James Gunderson and re-
ported that they could not agree, and
for the term.
In the case of Ruth B. Kinsey vs.. G..
G, Glenfield, demurrer was oYerruled.
United Stats VS.. George Udell; de-
murrer was argued and taken under
advisement, and the case set for the 18th.
United States VS.. Karl G. Measer; de-
PENDANT was arraigned for al indict-
ment charging him with unlawful Co
hahitation with his wives. and took
until Monday morning to enter his plea.
Joseph Justenson and Charles Alfred
entered pleas of not guilty to the
charge of assault with intent to commit
robbery.
United States VS.. George Jagers was
continued for the term.
United States vs.. Jacob Sharrer was
continued for the term.
In the case of the People vs.. J. g..
Burriston: appeal; Attorney Johnson
moved that it be placed on the calendar.
but the Court said the order established
heretofore would prevail that the
docket Zee must be paid before entering
cause on the calendar.
The case of Axtel Einarsen VS.. Don O..
Sagers, the attorney for the plaintiff
stated bad been settled, and the case
was discontinued.
BY motion of the district attorney the
cases against George Jagers and Phoebe
Holland for fornication were both dis
missed.
John Christensen was arraigned for
unlawful cohabitatian, and plead guilty
sentence set for March 18th.
United State vs.. John @. Graham
was continued for the term, notwith-
standing the objections of defendant
to push it to trial.
Court adjourned until Tomorrow.
March 9th.