The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-02

| body after the death. Was one of the jurors ut
| the inquest. Deceased was shot III the leIt
| breast near the heart. The shot ranged; down
wards. Have had some experience win nre,
arms Buckshot are fred from shotguns II
/ they chamber they will be delivered close 10
gether otherwise, not II you have q good gun
twenty five yards distant, the SHOT VIII hoIu u
Cross-examined-Th shot in the leg were all
near together. y good shotgun at twenty I'VE
! wards will scatter o. er u space OF iooV;
! This case was broken into ard John w: Jack
| son was ar7aigned for adultery. He pleaded
guilty and stood for sentence; de married mn, nus
second wife six years ago. lie expecIea 10 nV9
within the law. BE WAS given ten months ana
( oStS.
! rjJosah T. Gibbs for the same charge pleaded
guilty and will be sentenced the lOth INST
On motion of Mr. Varian an indictment for IN
lawful cohabitation against j. w. jackson was
Again rcsuming the Dutrio trial, r. A. Bridges,
! n farmer and stociraiser from Sewer county,
was called-Knew Noakes in his lifetime one
of his ankles was injured. He was knock-kneed
3 and pfget n 20 d. He was straight man.
Sd. c. beed, from Deseret was in the Snake
valley country at the time Of the killing. l was
on the coroner's jury. / was ut Alex. Dutrie' 5
cabin and saw Patnode there he said Preston
ran from the house down on the fiat. lie was
near the trail when he started 20 run
Mr.. Earl was recalled, and said TO Mr. Dickson
that the shot in the knee was on the front aud
toward one side
Mrs Carter was next called-On the 2lst OF
July 1888 the defendant called at our camp for
dinner. There was a conversation about the
killing. Defendant said TO my husband, We'll,
Joe, we've got your partner" asked Dutiie
where they were going to bury him he said,
Il don't care, so long as they don't bury him on
my LAM. oatnode said, Burn the $ o. b.;
hat is good enough FORUM.
The grand jury came into court ut go with
an arnfull OF papers. The foreman reported
that two of their number were sick in bed ami
could not be present.
In the case OF G. G. Curtis md Romcreil the
n had IGNORED the charge.
The United States vs.. II. o. Hansen was Is
nOred; also the People against Christian a.
Made
MI. C. Jensen, one OF the sick men, was
excused and X. II. Dodd was sworn in 10 I'LL the
panel
The following cases were ignored The PEG
pie vs. George HuutZ ct al, John DeVerGau,
Henry EellOw and others. United States W.
Hans G. Hansen. Albert Singleton and Christian
A. Madsen. They reported having found four
United States and one territorial indictment.
In the Dutrie case Mr. Reed was recalled
Was in presence OF PatnOde anc he gave me IN
place of the shooting. He said Noakes Was
ahead and come up and Preston was behind. He
said he was looking out OF the window for Pres
ton. He saidif Preston hadn't run they would
have gotten him. Patnode said NOakcS called
for water after he was down and
said Take me down on the meadow
and don't let me die here" Tn 5
was @ day or two after the killing. ] may have
made some mistake in ny testimony. Mr.. Dick
: N used the testing OF this witness at the pre-
vious trial against him with telling effect. as he
did with al the witnesses WREN they varied an
an iota from their testimony ut that time.
Chopper recalled-I heard Patnode say, Pres
ton ran like s-of a b. or Ia have got him
too" He said Preston was behind the bushes
near by.
With this testimony the prosecution rested.
1t is understood the court will adjourn for The
week after this case 10 allow its officers TO attend
the fair and cunfcrencete