The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-27
FIRST AND THIRD DISTRICTS.
Old Jake not GuiIty--The Arraign-
ments Yesterday.

Judge Sandford in the Third District
Court yesterday, and consumed the
best part of the day. The evidence did
not di fir mart riallv from that so often
published previous alb the case went
to the jury at about }. The jurors
were out about ten minutes, when they
returned with a verdict of not guilty,
and old Jake was discharged, after hav.
ing been an inmate of the Pen for
nearly year.
YESTERDAY ARRANGEMENTS.
United States Us. Rasmus Nelson;
unlawful cohabjtation; plea of not
guilty.
United States VS.. Swan Lundholme;
adultery; plea not guilty.
United States vs.. Marie Peterson
adultery; plea not guilty.
ThePeople, etc. VS.. William Anderson
assault with a deadly weapon: said
his true name was William Henderson
plea not guilty: allowed till 28th to
withdraw. henderson is the man who
shot Richard Hook at Sandy week or
so ago.
The people VS.. John Thornton; forg-
cry; plea not guilty. Defendant is
charged with having signed the name
of D. B. Brinton to note reading az
follows: -. P. SneLL-Will you please
settle with the bearer, John Thornton,
for ten days work, as [ have not the
amount Of money on hand at the pres
ent time. | will be in town Saturday
and settle with you"
Angus NJ. Cannon, Jr., perjury; plea
not guilty. 1t is charged in this case
that the defendant in June last
testified on oath, in the matter
of Bud Robinson asking admission
to bail before Commissioner Norrell :,
that he was worth 81 800 over and above
all just debts and liabilities, exclusive of
property exempt from eX lcution, when,
II fact, he was not worth any such a
sum.
James Hamilton and Benjamin
Clark; burglary; Clark entered plea
of guilty to having entered bath house
at Lake Park in June last, and carried
away property of the company. Hamil
ton plead not guilty.
To another indictment, accusing both
of petit larceny, in stealing cutlery
from the same resort, Clark said
guilty" and Hamilton not guilty.
Sentence in the cases against Clark
were set for Saturday, the judge re-
marking that he was likely looking
youth and ne desired to know more of
the cases before passing judgment.
Ross McManany, charged with the
murder of Charles Gilman, or Charles
hn n "
called, was arraigned. Owing to the
took the statl tory time in which to
plead.
Thomas Steadman, accused CT en-
use If 4S0 head of sheep, the pror erty
of Adam Spiers, and valued at $3.50
entered plea of not guilty.
John Burt, alias John Taylor, the
festive gent who was captured in and
brought back from Denver on the charge
of burglarizing Scott u Co.'s store,
took till Saturday morning to plead TO
two indictments.
A. D. Childs, adultery; will plead
morning.
George Stringham, implicated with
Howard o. Spencer, charged with the
murder of Sergeant Pike in 1859,
entered plea of not guilty.
The People vs.. John D. Keller ;
murder; plea not guilty; two days al
lowed in which TO withdraw plea.
IGNORED INDICTME SITS.
The late g and jury ig lored the fol-
lowing indictments:
Territorial Cases - Hans Hansen
stealing water; William Fuller and
Joseph Bullock, burglary; q. w.
Wallace and Thomas Jones, attempt to
rape; Simon. Bamberger and +. K.
Morris, embezzlement; George Harmon,
executing fraudulent conveyance; G
D. Shell, embeZzlement; James Monk
and William McGhie, forcible entry.
United States Cases-James Loynd
James A. Poulsen, Soren Jensen, j. 2
Freeze, J. T. Gerber and John Fisher
unlawful cohabitation; William Win
ward, fornlcation.
The court met pursuant to adjourn
ment yesterday morning, Judge Hen
derson on the bench.
The case CT D. @. Stevens VS.. King
an order for decree in favor of Kins
was entered.
D. P. Tarpey VS.. S. S Walker ct al
order for substituting Walkers execu-
tors for Walker was entered.
j. P. Lewis ct al. VS.. E. A. Ireland
tried by the court and judgment in
favor of plaintiff for $22 %; defendan
given twenty days in which to move fol
new trial.
G. Ducheneau vs.. D. P. Tarpey; judg
ment ente red by consent for plaintiff
$87 so interest and costs.
D. 2. Tarpey vs.. L. B. Adams ct al.
order reinstating cause and continuing
for term.
Joan J. Carries VS.. John Smith; con.
tinued for term by consent.
The Utah Produce and Commission
Company VS.. James Thompson; dam
ages to the amount of $40.67 allowed
plaintiff.
Barney Tibbals was excused from
acting as q petit juror.
SILL DRAWS CROWDS.