Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-05

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Have you talked with any perso
regarding this case?
/ Have you ever formed or ex
pressed an orinion of the guilt or in
nocence Of the defendant?
1t was upon this misconduct q
the juror Harris that Judge Black
burn ordered a new trial, and from
this the district attsrney appsals.J
The papers in the matter OF tn,
estate of Thomas Cope, deceased il
the suh Of George II. Cope VS.. Jane
CeE and Thomas H. Cope hav,
been filed with Clerk Bache. tiV
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Tcday's proceedings before Judg,
Zane:
A. G. Norreli vs.. United States
judgnsnt for plaintIH; fsrty days
stay allowed after Judgment
Henrietta YeadOn US. Henry
Graves ct a.; judgment in favor o.
Z defendant. : z ~ ~
VIM. a. Eckman was admitted IL
citizenship
Elizabeth Blssh VS.. VIM. H. Bush;
decree Of divorce allowed plaintiff
on the ground Of desertion and fail.
ure toprovide. Her husband resides
in Park City, and lcft her four years
ago.
Frank ChatteIton was brought
before the court on n commitment
from Justice Laney. The bow was
IN the Police Court and pleaded
guilty 70 petit larceny. SBeIhe.onIy
a little over Il years Of age it was
considered proper that he be sent TO
the Reform School and for this
reason the case was taken to the dis
trict court. The boy is the son Of
jonathan Chatterton and his plural
wife. Between four and five years
ago ChattertOn was arrested for I'M
lawful cohabitation. He pleaded
guilty and promised to obey the
law. 1t was at that time the
custom to suspend sentence upon
those Of that class who made the
requiretcovenani; but Chatterton's
case was considered &c he sIrrptnd-
ed by sTch aggravatedl circinl-
stances that Judge Zane sentenced
him 10 three months in the peni-
Tertiary. His plural wife went to
the Industrial Home, where she re-
manned for two years. Then she
lett and narried-R man named
Wilkinson. In court today she
stated that she was utterly unable to
control the boy, rs he would heed
nothing that she said, and his
father would not provide for him.
He is now an engineer on the Salt
Lake & Western division of the
Union Pacific; and residesat Lehi.
Utah County. Judge Zane ordered
that he be summoned as a witness,
aud postponed the hearing till
Wednesday next, at 10 a. m.
Geo. w. Carter VS.. Hubert l..
Hall, the application of G. y. Dow
for compensation rs receiver for the
Valley House, which had been
placed in his hands pending the
outcome Of the suit. Mr.. BOWS
Of the hotel appears to
have been quite successful, as, from
It's being run az loss, he shows that.
while the expenses for March, $1,000,
remain unpaid, he had on hand
s23s5.5s in cash. Mr.. Dow was al
lowed $50 per month for the serv-
ices Of himself and wife at the
hotel.
+. B. Ayers ct al. VS.. Mary A.
Jack; on trial before Judge Andex-
SOM =. -
In the Police Court today the fol-
lowing fines were assessed for.
drunkenness: Andrew Johnson,s5;
O'Connor, $40; James
Jones, $; John Arid, $40; S. Rob-.
berts. $; Andrew Aspf SIS; Rich
Ind Hatten. S; Jas. H Ray, Is; A.
q. Iundon, s.. n
' James Crawford, for disturbing
the peace, was assessed $40.
The trial Of James Stevenson, for !
battery, was set for April Z. His
hail was fixed at $3.50.
Charles O'ConnOr and Frank
accused Of stealing wire
from the street railway, were ac-#
quilted and discharged.
John Hart, charged with attempt
ed robbery, was released, as the
witness had disap-
Daarcd.
w. II. Simpson is to be tried on
April S, for battery. II
EIsnk Luce was tried on n charge
4 battery upon George Marsh. The
showed that Marsh and
lis wife and J. NJ. Luce, Mrs.
.Iarsh's brother, and father of the
defendant, were engaged in a,
lrunkef spree at tie house In Lind |
ayis gardens, where the parties re-
itie.@ Frank luce went in and de- /
handed Of Marsh why he had |
.rawn - on his account, and the
ispute that followed developed into
fight, in which Marsh was
.nocked down by young Luce.
he case was taken under advise
nent. Il
PROBATE COURT.
Proceedings in the54Salt Lake
,ouniy Probate Court yesteniay:
Estate and guardianship Of Frank
ole, an incompetent person; order
made that the name be changed TO
frank Ma eiey and that he was
IrivAte in Company q, Fortieth |,
Wisconsin Infantry.
Estate Of Adam Sharp, deceased;
rder appointing appraisers made.
Estate Of w. H. Wintertow, de- |
'eased; s w. Darke appointed adj !
upon filing n bond Id |
he sum Of $3.50.
Estate of John Lawson, deceased;
rier made appointing Janet s. |
4awson administratTix, upon Hing |
bond inthe sum OF $500. |
Estate Of Manly Burrows, de- |
eased; petition TO lease certain
ieces Of real estate, taken under adj
isenIent. IN
Estate Of Edwari Petty, deceased;
rider appointing appraisers.
Estate Of Benjamin F. Howells,
eceased /; order Of sale Of real |
state. |
Estate of Andrew Macfarlane,
sceased; order made appointing
pprsisers-
Estate of Brigham Piper ct al,
minors; order made appointing time
nd place TO hear petition for order
sale of real estate.
Estate of Hannah Cowen DOM
lille, deceased; order made Of pub
cation of notice to creditors
Estate of Heller c. Kimball, de-
aazfxf- ,rfier-r1ade arr,ointinO time |