Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-26
IN JUDICIAL QUARTERS.
Matters Atie.ced 10 in the Various
Courts.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

defense, the ease was continued FOL
the term.
In the case Of L. Ayres ct al vs.
Mary Jack, The plaintiffs we've al
lowed a stay ten days to file noticC
and statement for new trial.
United States VS.. J.E. Taylor; in
this case the bond Of $1,000 required
for the appearance Of Jane NJ. Cap
nor was declared forfeited when the
witness failed to appear at the trial.
Today a motion was made to have
the forfeiture set aside. Il was
shown by witnesses that the lady
had been informed by the officer
that she would be notified when she
would be needed: that she heard the
case ws-s going to be tried, and pre-
pared to come to Salt Lake, and that
while she was in readiness and was
awaiting the promised notice, she
received word that her bonds had
been forfeited. On this showing the
court ordered that the forfeiture be
set aside.
The case Of the People vs.. Lehi
Pratt and J. b. CummOck, for bat
tering DIR. ). b. Newton, was on
trial this afternoon. The alleged
battery occurred in May, 1859, when
DR.. Newton was arrested for being
drunk, and created quite Z fuss by
resisting aad abusing Messrs. Pratt
end CummOck, who were policemen
at the time,
POLICE ITEMS
John Ballard, ]. Williams, J.
Kale, John Rice, C. Robson, VIM.
Kemp, and J. Russell were fined
s. each for being drunk.
John DAILY, for insulting n lady,
was fined SO.
J. II. Green was arrested last
night for using abusive language.
The objectionable expression was
Ee1rd from a crowd Of men NJ the
GOdbe-Pitts corner, and Mr.. Green
was arrested. He says he is not the
individual who used the language
complained Of.
Hattie Anderson is to be tried to-
morrow, ON the charge OF stealing a
$50 watch from Mrs. Emma SOmers.
Tat Ryan is to have a hearing
tomorrow afternoon, for stealing a
Sis gold watch from Dennis Ryan,
in scrimmage at Sullivan's saloon
near the II. G. w. depot.
For getting drunk, Edward WEIGH
and Richard iskcr were fined $40 /
e.ch, and a. :. Worden SIS.
Thomas Burnes and Charles Mil
Ter were caught at the back Of the
city Jail today, in the act Of passing
into tine Jail. 4 string had
been lowered from the window, and
the bottle was dangling in the air on .
its way upward when an officer
swOoped down on the offenders.
They were fined $40 each; and will
work il out on the streets.
Frank Pieiifer. Frank Flogg, y.
'. Dalton. James Burns and James
Riley are'n custody Oh = charge Of
trespass.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
John +. Campbell, of the firm OF
Campbell & Diamond, employment
agents, was before Commissioner
Pratt today on a charge Of being n
common drunkard. The complaint
vas brought by Mr.. Diamond. The
discharged Mr.. Camp
Oeil, holding that while it was
shown that the defendant was
trunk most Of the time, yet il had
Deen comparatively in private, and
ne should have been taken before
he police court for drunkenness.
Commissioner Pratt also issued 4
warrant for Monroe Alfred, on n
'harge If adultery. in living with
lis second wife. Mr.. Alfred was
lot arrested, but his alleged plural
wife was, and she was required to
i've 500 bail for her appearance.
Frederick Jensen, Of Logan,
Jsche County, was before Commits
Toner Greenman on application for
elease from the penitentiaFy. lie
vas sentenced to six months. and {
0 pay a fine OF 500 and costs, for /
7hich he was detained in prison
hirty days. He was released.
PROBATE COURT. l..
Proceedings in the Salt Lake
,Ounty Probate Court ON Saturday:
In the matter Of the estate Of Jo-
eph Bircumshaw, deceased; the
nnd OF Thomas Bircumshaw, in
he sum Of $1,000, was approved.
Estate OF Frank CrOcker, deceased:
clifton for confirmation Of sale Of ,
cal estate came on regularly for
earring; proof of posting notices Of
ime and place Of hearing made;
aura Cracker Pitts was sworn and ,
rs was also Mr.. Pitts;
rider made confirming sale Of real
state.
Estate and guardianship Of :. =.
;avanaugh, a minor; petition for
ettlement Of guardians account ,
anne on regularly for hearing; proof
( posting notices Of time and place
( hearing made; order allowing
account.
Estate and guardianship of Sam
el Evans ct al, minors; order made
time and place to hear
'etition for order Of sale OF real
state.
Estate of Nils Nelson, deceased;
'ond Of administrator approved.
Estate OF Thomas Adkins, de-
easei; order made Of publication
( notice 10 creditors.
Guardianship Of John Z. Chase. n
minor; order made appointing June
1889, at 10 n. M, to hear petition ,
or letters Of guardianship.
Estate Of Edward McGee, de-
eased; order made appointing JuEe ,
, 1890, AZ 10 A. M, TO hear petition
Or letters Of administration.
COURT AT OGDEN. :
Proceedings before Judge Hender-
on at Ogden ON Saturday:
The case Of the People, etc, vs..
iyHum Taylor, assault with n dead
weapon, was ordered dismiss
The case Of the People, etc. VS.. !
--@A- -'AAA.NAs AdA bla.N. WIS CALI ] 4
d. Defendant Is the party who a ,
hort time ago was caught by the
ogden police while getting away
With a sltchel of clothes from n I
'wenty-fourth street secondhand ,
tore, one Sunday evening. He 1
Headed guilty. He was sentenced !
two years Of penal servitude in I
he Territorial penitentiary. !
The case Of the United States VS.. j
ames Martin, unlawful cohabita- !
on was continued for the term.
The case OF the United States vs., y
Isle Anderson and Others, forni- 1
alton, was tried. c. :. Varian
ppeared for the prosecution and L.
!. Rogers for the defense. This is
case that sprang out Of the United
tates Marshal's raids during Mr.. Il
rats time, defendant appearing :,
afore Commissioner Perrin on the