The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-11
First District Court.

acted the following business:
Mary E. Pascoe VS.. E. W. Exum;
May 25th set for trial.
wv. Maxfeld vs.. Joseph A. West;
order made allowing supplemental
complaint to be fled to make A. G..
Mckinney, r. E. Lundy, Sarah Ker-
shaw, A. ]. Kershaw and F. J. Kiesel
party defendants.
O. H. Dudley VS.. D. C. Hubbard; 20
DAYS allowed IN which to plead.
Elizaoeth W. Bridges VS.. Otis s..
Bridges; decree of divorce granted.
The People vs.. Joseph II. Wilson; at
tempt to commit burglary; arralgned !;
plea of not guilty. entered.
Kathline z. Marriott vs.. John Mar
| riott; decree of divorce ordered.
Mary r. Powers VS.. Austin Powers
order for divorce.
Ole Peterson and Jens G. Morgensen,
late of Denmark, but at present OF Box
Elder county, were admitted to Citizen
ship.
John e. Dooly Vs. Joseph Stanford :;
demurrer overruled; ten days given in
which to file answer.
Oliver Johnson VS.. Anna johnson;
decree of divorce granted.
The People VS.. Joseph Wilson; de-
PENDANT ordered to be subpenaed on be-
half of the People.
James P. Hennegar VS.. Leonidas A.
Pritchett; P. J. Barrett was appointed
referee for minors.
The following is the business trans
| acted on Wednesday before Judge Hen
derson:
The two cases of Booth VS.. Adams
forcibIy entering Promontory lands;
were dismissed.
On motion of Mr.. H. H. Rolapp, the
demurrer in the case Of Peters vs.
Charles Peterson, was over-ruled.
| Mary Grant VS.. U. P. r. K. Co.; de-
murrer withdrawn.
Jens P. Immersion vs.. U. P. R. r.
Co.. demurrer withdrawn, and fifteen
days given in which to answer.
| Anna G. Anderson VS.. Sarianna
Christopherson; demurrer withdrawn.
MAJOR V. NJ. G. Silva, Q. W. Cross and
NJ. q. Beardsly we're excused from act
ing as petit jurors.
The following-named persons an
swered to the roll call for petit jurors
Peter Rock, r. W. Chambers, William
o. shaw. Hy. Barker, John @. Child,
Joseph gWayment. D. H. Peery. Jr.,
George White. Thomas Slater, T.. j.
Potter. John G. Ellis, John T. Game,
Jr.. Dslos Lombard, L. B. Adams,
William Breton, John 0. Thomas,
Joseph Brown, P. Christensen. s. s.
Oliver, John c. Kelly. @. A. Johnson,
Nv. Lewis, WI. Kerr, P. Thompson,
P. Later, William F. Burton and J. NJ.
Thomas.
r. W. Chambers, Peter Rock. w. J.
Kerr and w. D. Shaw all presented
reasonable excuses for non-duty as
Jurors and were accordingly excused.
R. Pidcock VS.. Union Pacific Rail-
road Company; motion for new trial
taken under advisement by the court.
Niels G. Anderson; unlawful cohabi-
tetion; plead guilty; sentence deferred
until May Goth, 1888.
[ The following cases were set for trial /:
May 11th-United States VS.. F. L,
Patterson; bigamy.
May 12th-The People ETC., VS.. Will
lam Harris; grand larceny. The People
vs.. Levi Smith; embezzlement. The
People vs.. William A. Miles ct al; riot.
The People VS.. Hyrum Taylor; assault
with deadly weapon.
May 14th-People VS.. Ferdinand
Brochinsky; grand larceny.
Nav l5tn-United States vs.. 8. l..
Peterson: unlawful cohabitat ion.
! United States VS.. l.. Waldram; unlawful
cohabitation and polygamy. United
| States VS.. D. F. Thomas; unlawful CO.
habitation.
May 16th-Unitsd States VS.. Niels
Peterson; attempt TODD bodily injury.
May 17Eh-Unlted States VS.. Arthur
Farrell, adultery; versus John Farrell,
adultery; vs. John Fell, unlawful CO.
habitatlon; VS.. G. F. Schade, unlawful
cohabitstion; vs.. Vandie Bowers, forni-
cation.
May 18th-United States VS.. B. G.
Critchlow; also Frederick Yates, both
unlawful cohabitation.
May 19th-United States vs. Andrew
Johnson; also F. Greenwich; both the
going otfense.
May 22-United States VS.. J. Henry
Bot, unlawful cohabitation. United
States VS.. James Bywater, adultery.
May 23-United States vs.. James
Ipsom, unlawful cohabitation. United
States vs.. Thomas Harper, adultery.
United States vs.. Hannah Bywater,
fornication. United States vs.. Rachel
Lewis Harper, fornication.
May 24-United States vs.. William
McNeal unlawful cohabitation. United
States vs.. Jonah Evans, adultery.
United States VS.. Alexander Hill, Jr.,
adultery.
May 25- United States VS.. Charles
Johns. adultery. United States VS.. G.
81. Monson, unlawful cohabitation.
United States vs.. W. L. Watkins. adul-
terry.
The PEOPLE VS.. M. B. Bufori; malic-
ions mischief; case dismissed.
The People VS., Peter miller, burglary {;
continued for the term.
United States VS.. James Bansey, IN
lawful cohabitatioR; continued on &C
cUdnt Of sickness.
United States vs.. A. J. Kershaw, IN
lawful cohabitation; continued for the
term pending the rendering of a decis-
i'm on the appeal case.
United States vs.. Archibald McFar-
land adultery; continued for the term.
Briefs.
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