Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-13
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| The jury in the case Of the Uniter
States vs.. John Il. Baker. Wa,
charged and retired.
The case Of the People vs.. Neil,
Anderson, on appeal from Saupet,
County, unlawfully driving sheer
from the range, Was called and the
jury empaueled.
Henry Mower was aIraigned On q
charge Of unlawful cohabitation and
entered a plea OF not guilty. The
case was continued for the term
on the application Of the defendant
The Anderson sheep case was re-
sumed. r---
Christian Aiadsen. who Lives
at Manti, testified, that he had
had charge Of the Sanr-.e Co
operative herd; the sheep were
ranging in the east mountains:
saw The defendant On the ITth o,
last July; he was driving a herd OF
sheer; got word that some Of nv
sheep had got with his sheer: started.
after the herd Ahd told Mr.. Ander-
sou | would ike 10 get my sheer
outs told him there was a corral
hali mile further on; Mr.. Amber
son said ne knew nothiag-about ms
or my sheep; Mr.. Rigley was there
and knew my mark, but Andensou
would not let me have my sheep;
The sheep hal been driven about
twtIty miles; got the sheriff 10 2
with me after the sheep; / think il
was on the goth; got 1876 OF my
sheep.
DIE Oleson testified that the sheer
Of the witness had become mixel
up with his herd, and lac could take
them whenever he wanted them.
The jury were instructed to return
verdict OF not guilty.
The case Of the People Is. John
Mitchell and Charles Anderson.
burglary, was called and a jury en-
paneled. go
Mr. Evans prosecuted and Mr..
Miner appeared for The defense.
George Frandzen-Live at Price.
Emery County, and passed through
Provo on the 10th of April: had .
valise Oh the EARS containing som,
dress patterns and other thI,.gS: ar
lived AZ Provo about 9 O'Clock in
The evening, aud got out Of the CT
Tor a few minutes; when I got back |
ny vRlise was gone; hsve never
seen the vslise since; have seen
some Of the goods.
{. y. Redfield-Am a deputy L. |
:. marshal; received word from the |
nigh;-watchman that n valise had |
been stolen from the X. G. w. train; |
saw the two defendants trayeiius |
aiOOt between here and Sprlngville |
the next dsy; they lad a bundle
in an old horse blanket: they had /
goods which they offered me for /
sale; tue goods We're offered very /
cheap; found out from the night
watchman what goods lad been
stolen; | then hunted them up and
arrested them; they had hid the
goods under pile OF railroad ties:
never found the valise.
Anderson, one OF the defendants
testified that he had met Mitchell
in April and had sold some goods
Tor him; he did not know how the
goods were obtained; he had not
leen near the depot on the day /
previous; Mitchell told me to sell the
goods for what / could get
The jury in The case Of the United
States vs.. John r. Baker CAME into
;Ourt and asked II they were TO ac-
'epE the testimony Of the defendant.
His honor instructed the Jury that
hey were the sole judges as 10 the
Of the witnesses. The
defendant had Leeu accused Of a
;-iue aud his interests in the matter
vas 10 be considered.
Mitchell, the other defendant 10
he burglary case, had got the goods
rom "A man named Hyde. 10 sell,
,ut as he could not sell the goods
re hal returned them. He dii not
nov where Hyde had got the
.3ois. Hyde was 20 give him
me third Of the receipts for selling
he goods. He did not know where
hyde had got the goods, or where lie
rad gone b.
a recess was taken until eo'clock.