The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-27
IN JUDICIAL CIRCLES.
" Bud" Robinson Gets One
Year in the Pen.
BURGLAR HORSES THIN TALE.
Grover Spencer Grabbed at Ouray-
Police Court Pickings - Probate
Court Cullings-Brixen Beaten.

Judge Zane transacted the following
business yesterday:
Andrew Brixen vs.. J. R. Walker
judgment for defendant.
Charles LANCE vs.. Louie LANCE; dis
missed by agreement.
Thomas Rosevear VS.. Mary Jane
Rosevear; dismissed on motion of
plaintiff.
People, etc., vs.. John Morse, burglary ;
on being first arraigued, defendant en-
tered plea of guilty. and made state
ment. He averred that he did not
break into the Fountain saloon, as al
legged. but had gone in there the even
ing previous, and, falling asleep, had
been locked in. On awaking he was very
dry, and was in the act of getting a
drink when he was apprehended. The
Judge, however, did not take any
stock in the very transparent yarn, and
ordered plea of not guilty to be
entered. Arthur Brown was appointed
by the court to defend Morse
The accounts of Joseph III. Cohen,
United States Commissioner, of Park
City, were allowed and approved.
The motion for new trial in the case
of the People Us. W. L. Robinson, con-
victed of assault with deadly weapon,
was overruled, and bud" sentenced to
one year in the Pen. Bonds on appeal
were fixed at So, 0C0.
GROVER SPENCER ARRESTED.
Deputy Marshal Boman Cannon re-
.urned yesterday morning from Ouray
Col. having in charge Grover Spencer
whom he had arrested on the charge of
being implicated with Stephen KlDzie
in the robbery of George Barr, which
occurred some months since. It is In
timated that Spencer is really wanted
as a witness. Deputy Cannon says
Ouray is lively little mining town,
and while there he net quite mum Der
of young Salt Lakers, VINO left the city
for the city's good.
PROBATE COURT.
Estate of Z. V. Morris, deceased;
order made opening the estate and
amending decree OF distribution.
Estate and guardianship of Edward
and Lillian Howard, minors; bond Of
E. V. Howard, guardian, in the sum OF
81 900, filed and approved.
Estate of A. Livingston, deceased;
bond Ct Elisabeth Livingston, admins
tratrix, in the sum OF SIS 600, filed and
approved.
Estate of Henry Debenham, deceased;
executors bonds in the sum of $500,
filed and approved.
Estate of ]. W. Pierce, deceased; or.
der made appointing time and place to
hear petition for order authorizing ad-
to make deed of convey
ance.
OK THE GOING CHARGE.
EPHRAIM, Nay 26.-[Specisl, John
T. Dorus, 'of this place, was arrested
this morning on the usual charge.
POLICE COURT.
In the Police Court yesterday, Joe
and Arthur Davis, two tramps.
were sent up for ten days each for tres
pass.
OeoIBe,dILdS heuuy NlISou, pledueQ
not guilty to the charge of robblng
Charles Norman. He will be tried at 10
o'clock Tomorrow morning,
The case against Charles Woodruff,
chsrs ed with larceny, was dismissed
and the defendant discharged.
Harry Thompson was convicted OF
his wife. and was fined 500, in
default of which he went to Jail.
n n Vail and w ~ RriSnoo fuo
lain drunks, were assessed S. each, and
Mrs. Suter, an old offender, was fined
$40 for similar offense.
Thomas Feeney was fined $50 for sell
ing liquor on Sunday.