Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-29

| Inc IeOple Vs. OcO- u oCnen,
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
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The People We. Clarence Garland;
manslaughter.
The People VS.. George Stringam;
Illegal sale of liquor; two cases.
U. 5. VS.. Geo. Stringam; selling
liquor without a license.
May %.
The People VS.. Emma Barratt;
selling liquor without a license.
The People VS.. Emma Barratt;
prostitution.
The People VS.. J. S. Barlow; bat
terry.
The People VS.. Lehi Pratt and
John b. CummOck; battery.
May "A.
The People We. John Davis; as
sault.
The People VS.. John Shields; as
saulr, appeal.
The People VS.. VIM. sOffe; assault,
appeal.
The People VS.. Jonathan Mately;
sellln5 l4uOT on ounIaN.
Nay %.
The People VS.. Charles wyman;
murder.
The People vs.. Mary J. Mcneil ct
al; public nuisance.
Meg %.
The people vs.. Jesse l.. Smith;
libel.
The People VS.. Alfred Solomon;
disappointing public money.
The following business was also
transacted:
The People vs.. Charles Honek; |
assault; defendant called for arraign-
ment, and failed TO appear; his |
bail was declared forfeited.
Sadie &. Casper ct al. VS.. George |
w. Carter et al; ten days stay 10 |
move fora new trial.
Alfred Dunshee VS.. Joseph Geo |
ghegan; trial in progress.
Ernest y. Trip VS.. Milando |
Pratt ct al; Judgment Of court be-
low affirmed.
The grand jury came into court |
and presented one Indictment under /
United Stats laws, anu four |
under Territorial laws
The court issued an order for the |
following defendants to appear for |
arraignmeDt on Friday, May ., at |
10 a. III.
Charles Silver; adultery.
JAMES German; burglary
John Tremayne and others; bur-
glary.
Elias II. Parsons filed his bond as
United States Marshal, and Ii was |
approved by the court. The amount |
II the bend Is fixed at $50, 900, and |
the ssreties are Robert c. Chambers,
George A. Lowe, James Hogle, !
Frederick II. Auerbach, Jacob l.. /
Bamberger, Jacob MoritZ, Matthew |
Cullen, VIM. 5. McCornick, Joseph |
r. Walker and Bolivar Roberts.
POLICE ITEMS.
John Riley and John Cronin are
in Jail on a charge Of petit larceny. !
They were arrested with a quantity
Of new shoes in their possession, and
Is the goods were identified as those
stolen fgDm Mr.. RobinsOn's on Sun
day night, an arrest followed. They
viii have a preliminary examine
ton before JustiSe Laney-
John Affieck was today fined $40
foF being drunk.
J. ]. Baird, convicted of being
drunk aud disoIderly, was released
under a suspension OF sentence.
Gustave Ecknian had his trial to-
day on a charge Of petit larceny. He
was accused OF having stolen a yalise
from the r. G. w. passenger station.
He was convicted, ami sentenced 10
pay fine Of $50 and to be impris-
0ned % days. AS he had no money,
ne will BE- entertained with the
chain gang for six months.
PROBATE COURT.
Proceedings in the Salt Lake
County Probate Court yesterday:
Estate Of Millieent A. Brooks;
case takep under advisement.
Estate Of Mary a. Bonnerud;
case continued to May ;, at 10
a. m.
Estate Of Frank +. Foote; order
made confirming sale Of real estate.
Estate 81 Daniel Shearer; Edward
SnelgrOve aud Palmer DeLonc
sworn and examined.
Estate Of Thomas Vincent; order
made appointing appraisers
Estate and guardianship of SaD-
uel Evans ct al, minors, and J.
Evans appointed guardian upon
filing bond of $500 to each Of said
minors.
Guardianship of John Schwin;
new order made appointing time
and place to hear petition for letters
of guardianship.
Estate Of james Glade: Eliza NJ. |
Glade and Mary J. Glade appointed
administrators upon filing bond Of |
$500 each.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The preliminary hearing in the |
case Of DR.. J. J. West, on a charge
of grand larceny, took up U. 5.
Commissioner Greenman's time
yesterday afternoon and today.
Mrs. Kate West alleges that the
defendant stole some OF her wearing
apparel, a gold watch, and other ar
ticles, and testified to this effect.
The doctor testified that he had
bought all of the articles named, and 1
claimed them as his personal prop
erty. He said he thought his wife
was dead when he married again,
as he had written to the priest and
groceryman to learn Of her where
abouts, but failed TO ascertain any
thing about her.
Mrs. Annie Nounnan, the doctors
companion or hOusekeePer, testified
that she left Oregon two weeks after
the doctor, in obedience to a request
from him, and took up her abode
with him in Salt Lake. She said
that she had received two letters
before she left, inquiring about his
wife. When it was suggested that
it was peculiar that the doctor
should write TO her about his
wife whom he had lust
left, she said she did not know
the reason for his action. When
telling OF the purchase Of the articles
in question, the prices paid for
them were placed at different
figures TO those given 10y the doctor.