Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04
THE REFORM SCHOOL.
Judge Zane Refuses 20 Commit Two
Candidates.

The following business was tran.
acted before Judge Zane today:
The application OF Ole swensen. n
Slupete County, for admission !,
citizenship was denied.
! Fergus Ferguson vs.. c. L. Allen.
the court being unable To trv A..
case, 1t is by consent OF both rar;I,..
continued ffOm day to dar unit,
November 3, lseo, alto a. m.
The People vs.. John Ya.ss an,
5ohn Durrie; robbery; demurrer 70
indictment argusd AMI overruled.
exception.
Michael Mlhoney We. VIM Ma.
honey G. F. Putnam apDoiptes
guardian Of John Mahonev. a
minor; order made appointing + NJ
Bishop. Elmer Z. Dsrliny ana
Hiram r. Booth Commissioners -
make Partition.
G'aftOn Sheldon, convicted a,
havirg forged the name OF ,; =
Clark to Chez. Vas arraipned n,
sentence. Hes.aled that he wa, II
years old, and told where he had
worked during the last year or tvn
He said another bay wrote all
s;gnei Ms. Clark's name TO the
cheek, bIt that he took il 10 tn,
bank. Judge Zane ordered that he
oe committed 70 the reform school
TAO prisoners whose Sentences
were set for 10 g. m. today hal NOT
ee=r Brought in from the pepitenti.
airy, and the matter was ao-tinued
TIL > pm.
In the case OF the People vs.
IaNanaugh, who il accused OF hay. Z
lag stolen money from a person
sleeping in the same room with him.
II was stated II the court by the |
prosecuting attorney that Tho !
man from whcF., the money
IS alleged 30 have been stolen could |
not be found, and that the prosecu-
uon could Not proceed with the
trial, The defendant has been con-
lined in the penitentisry awaiting
trial, aud an order was made re- /
leasing him on his recogni=auce.
Ferdinand Peterson, aged 10, ami
Henry Whitaker, agedlS, had i,ee-
convicted Fl pesit larceny in the
Police coort and sent up TO the dis
tr,ct codrt n candidates fo- the Re-
form school.
Judge Zane questiOne.! the bows.
and the fact was disclosed thsi ;heir
ohense consisted in stealing some
beer bottles that lay in an alley in
the rear cf saloon. Ii was shown
mat the bottles were not fl any
building or encsc-arc Mrs. Petnr-
sen aud Ms. Whitaker, the moth
ers OF the boys, were Questioned by
the court but nothing in particular
was elected from them.
%ddge Zane remarked that. Ia hi-
opinion, the taxing Of some beer bot
Us that lay exposed In a highway
was very trivial gr1uni en which
10 base 4 criminal rru-scrtipr. Ill
was, lac observed, a serious thing 10
SEM 10y % the rel0gm school, as
he would have % stay there TIL he
was OF age, unless the directors saw
iit 10 discharge him. lie would be
compelled 10 associate with lad
and there was doubt a. ,
10 whether the Fciorm school was {
much better than the penitenii1ry. 4
Better send then back and III
he lower court deal with them. F." I
aid LIE honor; "a short time in the
,ouuty Jail will he better I
han sending them to the I
eiJTm school" TIE order was I
made. and the defendants were
'em7n ied 10 The police court.
The ease OF Jane II. Evvrili -. !.
!. West, In divorce, c.r-e So en- the =
leiaait 81 the defendant. The plain :
III placed kat'- Gladly West ON the o
tand, who testified 10 her marriage. :
'eh. Is, 1883, 10 the defendant. The {
ertificate and church record Of this 2
marriage were offered In evidence. u
Jane II. EveTill took the stand
al testified 10 her marriage with u
be defendant, the circumstance ! G
nj consequences or : hich have a
eccnse 50 = ell Known = the public. 1
'cv Result Of the hearing was a de- "
rec a divorce, restoring the plain 81
ii 20 her maiden name. II
This afternoon tine grand jury re- Il
1ried ten indictments under the G.
Tvs O: the Territory and four Under q
le Laws Of the ifn!pi States. They il
So frror,id their labOrs finished e
I'd were discharged.