Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-08
IN JUDICIAL CIRCLES
CroHin Gels Two Years.-Beayer
Grand Jury, etc.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

4 AA1~AAANl AOAhAs
Proceedings before Judge Zane to.
day. s s 5
Samuel Haslam and Harry
h. c. Kuphaldt were admitted to
citizenship.
! August Larsen VS.. South Galena
Mining Company; suit for $4,000
damages; case argued and given to
the jury this afternoon,
The People ~. John Cronin;
burgRrising Arthur RObinson's
shoe store on First South Street, on
April %; the defendant was ar
raigned and pleaded guilty. He
said that he and TIVE others, whose
names he did not know, performed
theiob; he came from Ogden the day
before the offense was committed.
He was sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary.
T. Christensen and Joseph Galley
vs. Mammoth Mining Company; by
consent judgment for defendant.
the latter 10 gay unpaid costs.
In the Galley case, Mr.. Galley was
hurt in the mine; he fell 400 feet in
1 the cage, and was given $3.50 as a
compromise. Mrs. Christensen re-
ceived $1,000 for the accident which
caused her sons death. Mr.. Gally
was Mr.. ChrIstensen's brOther-in-
law. The plaintiffs were residents
OF Pleasant Grove. Judge Powers
was their attorney.
The grand jury came into court
and reported one indictment under
the laws Of Utah. 90 - .rrF
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
a grand jury was obtained in the
Beaver Court yesterday, the follow
ing being selected: Lorin NJ. Nor
risson, foreman, John Lee Turner,
William Mcknight, Joseph Nc
Cormick, Abe Fink, 5. b. Mulliner,
Joseph Dewitt, Edward Farrsey,
Dewitt c. Tate, Frank Kylor, Boyd
| Smith, James Nacter, Andrew ].
| ClOthier and David Pollock, The
judges charge was Of the usual
| kind. $50
Heber White was admitted to
citizenship.
POLICE ITEMS.
There was only one person before
Justice Laney this morning, end he
refused to give his nanie. He was
arrested for being drunk, and the
usual 3 fine was imposed.
Marion ROlph, convicted of petit
larceny, was sentenced yesterday
afternoon 10 pay a fine of 500 and
he imprisoned 100 DAYS.
Zetta Hill, con vtcted OF vagrancy.
was called for sentence, but a fur
ther postponement was had, to as
certain whether or not her relatives
would give her a home. This it
was understood they would do il she
would endeavor TO dePsrt from her
waywardness,
PROBATE COURT.
Estate Of Edward Parry; con-
tinued 10 May 18th, and leave grant
ed 10 amend petition.
uardianship Of Brigham Pyper |
ct al, minors order made OF sale of |
real estate on fling bond Of
$4,000. Il
Estate Of Jane Barker; Joseph |
GeOhegan appointed administrator
upon filing bond Of stca.
Estate Of Ne,s Nelson; adjourne d |
to Mey 10Th.
Estate Of William Edwards; order
appointing appraisers. |
Guardianship Of Eugene RAY
Hall, 4 minor; order made fixing
time to hear petition for revocation
of letters Of guardianship TO w. q.
Taylor, ana for the appointment Of
Mary +. Hall, guardian. |
Estate OF Philander Butler ct al,
order made of sale Of real
estate on filing bond Of 5000.
Estate Of Thomas B. knoYlden;
order Of publication Of notice 10
and appointing appraisers.
Estate Of William Bowman; order
made Of publication Of notice TO
creditors and appointing appraisers.
Estate Of Alexander NeibiaUer:
order made appointing time and
place TO hear petition f5T letters Of
Estate or A. NJ. Brown: final dis
charge Of administrator and his
sureties made. - |
Estate of Hannah Cowsn Dom
vile; order made q final discharge
Of administrator and his sureties
made.
Estate of George Grantor; decree
made showing that due and legal
notice TO creditors has been given.
Estate Of Hugh II. Bruce; order
made appointing appraisers,
Estate Of joseph Pitcumshaw;
order made appointing time and
place to hear petition fer letters OF
Estate Of w. B.WilkinsOn;claims Of
Remington, johnson & Co, 50. 50;
DIR. J. X. Hadley, 50; Utah Soap
Manufacturing Company, SIS; Pho
neer Patent Roller Mill Company,
S23.T5, allowed. E
Estate Of John Whiting: order
fixing JANE rs, 1890, at 10 am. for
Of final account and for