Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-15
IN JUDICIAL CIRCLES.
Business Before Judges Zane,
Bartch and Iauey.
DISTRICT COURT.

DIbTRiCI COURT.
The following business was trans
acted today:
People vs. Charles i. Grifiiths;
assault with intent to do bodily
harm; defendant arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. The court ap-
pointed c. S. Kinney to defend
him.
The People VS.. Chas. Williams;
burglary; defendant arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
The People vs.. Henry Glen; as
sault with a deadly weapon; defend
ant arraigned and pleaded not
guilty.
The People vs.. James Connolly
and James Murray; grand larceny
defendants pleaded not guilty
The People VS.. John Mack; as
,auIt with a deadly weapon; defend
ant pleaded not guilty.
Tie People vs. Henry heIoW;
attempt TO rape; defendant pleaded
not guilty.
The People VS.. Stephen Stanford,
ct al; verdict for the defendants.
JAMES +. Durmar, OF Illinois, and
Nimrod G.. Ferguson, Of Colombo,
were admitted to the bar.
The accounts Of United States
Marshal Parsons, before the couri
for approval, were withdrawn.
George G. Kidder vs.. Echo x Park
City Railway Company; dismissed
The People vs.. Edward a. Mat
thews; passing a forged check; de
fendant arraignei and allowed III
March Is 10 plead.
The People vs.. Thomas hasan;
robbery defendant pleaded no'
guilty.
The People VS.. Charles Silver;
raDe: Defendant arraigned and al
lowed till March Is to plead.
The People vs.. George Cresswelli
passing forged time check; defend
ant arraigned and allOveiu TIL March
Is TO plead. -.
Walter Scott was admitted. to eiti
zenship.
Eliza T. GrifIiths VS.. VIM. Grit
fiths; suit Of Mrs- Grifiithss for u
divorce, on the ground o; cruelty, on
trial before the court.
POLICE ITEMS.
This morning Marshal Young
went to Ogden, taking with him the
girl Nina Campbell, who was ar
rested in n house Of ill-fame. Her
Parents having been searching for
her since she left Ogden, about two
weeks ago, but could find no trace
of her until she happened to be
caught in the raid made by the
police. Campbell is an assumed
name.
Last evening J. c. Willard paid
n SO fine for battery, and Ed.
O'Brien paid SIS for assault.
Jane Bates and Mary Bates, ar
rested for being inmates Of a dis
reputable house, left SIS each for
their appearance for trial today, but
as they failed TO come, the amounts
were forfeited. May Jones, keeper
Of the house where the others were
arrested, gave $50 bail for her ap-
pearance.
Niels and Caroline Andersen, ar
rested in Parley's Canyon on
charge Of grand larceny, are to have
a hearing on Monday next.
The charge Of murder against
VIM. II. Reynolds, who is accused
Of causing the death Of SOren Mad
sen. last Sunday evening, was called
up before Justice Laney this alter
noon at . O'Clock, but owing to the
absence Of several witnesses, u
further pOstponement was taken.
PROBATE COURT.
Proceedings in the Salt Lake
Probate Court yesterday:
Estate Of Edward L. Sloan, de-
ceased; order made allowing final
account and distributing the estate
to the first or legal wife and her
children. upon the ground that the
deceased died prior to 1876, and as a
matter Of courtesy due the decision
Of the Third District Court, estlb-
fishing n precedence in such cases.
Estate OF J. W. Townsend, de-
ceased; order made appointing Ar
mold Clique administrator upon
fling bond in the sum Of $500.
Estate of Evan Evans, deceased;
case continued until March %.
Estate and guardianship Of Amos
Blair, a minor; order made confirm
ing sale OF real estate
Estate Of James Baldwin, de-
ceased; order made allowing final
account and making distribution.
Estate OF John Larsen, deceased;
order made setting apart homestead
aud making family allowance.
Estate Of John NJ. FallOn, deceas-
ed; order made appointing time and
place to hear petitions for orders OF
sale OF mining and personal prop
eTty.
Estate ofJane Walton Price, de-
ceased: decree made showing that
due and legal notice to creditor
had been given.
Estate Of James Glade, deceased;
order made appointing time anc
place to hear petition for letters Of
Z tate Of John Gibson, deceased;
order made appointing time and
place to hear petition praying that
James Moffatt be required to ac-
count and that his letters lie revoked.