Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-26
AMONG THE JUDGES.
Whisky Cases Observation-Disclosures
Arrest for Forgery.-0ther Notes.
DISTRICT CouRT.

4 NA1(A tCARAs
Before Judge zane today. the
cases OF those convicted in the jus-
Ices court Of selling liquor on Sun.
day were called up. The Bnited
States Marabslss ot'lcs reported that
the witnesses who had testified in
the court below could not be found.
The cases were then dismissed.
Those who set out Of paying a pen
atty by taking an appeal were:
Stephen Golding, Elbridge Tufts
two cases., p. T. Nystrom 1.-TWO
casesl, Nathan Gray 1.-TWO cases.,
George Budd, Alex. GemmIll,
Oscar Slade, Charles Rumell. James
Arnold, b. F. Whitternore, John
Gerrans and Fritz Riepen.
George A. HIN was admitted to
citizenship.
United States vs.. George 3. Leo
nard; motion to strike out part Of
complaint argued and submitted.
This is an action brought against
the bondsmen Of Mr.. Leonard, ex-
postmaster Of Kamas, TO recover the
amount OF alleged frauds in the
postofflce there.
In the cases of grand larceny
against Willard Carter, William r.
Dudley, w. w. Wilson and Ernest
Green. separate trials were de-
manded by the defendants, and the
trials will commence on Friday.
POLICE ITEMS.
Lewis White, Ed. Cane and W.
d. Russell were fined IS each today,
for trespass.
John U estin was sent to Jail for
so days, for trespass.
Thomas Hogan, arrested on a
charge Of robbery, was placed in
Jail, in default Of $1,000 bonds, 10
await the action Of the grand jury.
Edward a. Matthews was taken
in last night on a charge of forgery,
and Is TO have hearing before JUS
tice Laney. He is accused Of hav-
ing forged the name Of l.. T..
Forbes TO three checks on the Com
mercial National Bank, one for s25,
another for $40, and the third for
$50. He then endorsed them to l.. |
Bourgard, who accepted them as
genuine.
PROBATE COURT.
Proceedings in the Salt Lake
County Probate Court yesterday:
The case of the estate OF Peter
Polaski, deceased, was continued till |
March 5th, at 10 am.
Order was made appointing Wal
demar Van Colt attorney TO repre-
sent the minor heirs to the estate OF !
Joseph G. ROmney deceased.
In the matter Of the estate Of |
Peter Kroff, deceased; petition for
Of an administrator |
came on for hearing; proof Of post |
ing notices Of time and place Of |
hearing was made and an order
given appointing Charles Krohr al |
upon filing a bond in
the sum Of 500, which bond was
and a notice TO creditors |
published.
Mary +. Cody was appointed |
guardian Of Mary +. and Carrie :. |
Cody, minors. upon giving approved |
bond TO each Of the minors. The |
amount Of bonds will be decided |
March IL.
The. administrative account Of |
the estate of Frank Croker, de- |
was allowed with the ex-
ception Of one item Of $50, an1'an |
order made to show cause why sale |
Of real estate should not be made.
The last will and testament Of |
Hans G. Lund, deceased. was ad-
mitted to probate and Maria &. |
Lund appointed executrix without |
bond, as provided in the will.
A decree was made showing that I
due aud legal notice to creditors has
been given in the estate Of Edward |
Davies, deceased.
The case OF the estate Of B. l.. |
Cutler, deceased. was continued till /
March 1889, at 10 am, and that Of /
Andrew Peterson till Thursday |
next.
Annie NJ. Clays, William Nc
Queen and John Ives were appoint !
ri administrators Of the estate of 4
William ;. Clays, deceased. Each /
filed satisfactory bond in the sum
Of $4,000 and took the required 1
oath.
In the matter Of the estate Of John /
A. Halversen, deceased; order
made appointing time and place for
of final account and TO
hear petition for distribution.
The same order was made in the I
matter Of the estate Of Moses Dunn
ing, deceased.
In the matter Of the estate Of
Evan Evans, deceased; order made
time and place to hear
petition for letters Of administration.