Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-12
IN JUDICIAL CIRCLES.
II. W. Naisbitt Sentepeed.-ether
Cases Heard.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Proceedings today before Judg'
; Zane:
Truman O. Angel ct al. VS.. w. A
| Ryes ct al; demurrer to complaint
submitted.
John B. Taylor VS.. John w.
: Smiths submitted to the jury this
afternoon.
Clifton Aiasworth was ordered TO
appear tomorrow for arraignment on
an Indictment found against him.
w. Henry Hofheimer, indicted
for abduction, was also ordered to
appear for arraignment at I0a.m.
tomorrow.
Carl ). Bergman ct al. VS.. Aman.
in J. Dahlguist ct al; settled and
dismissed.
Benjamin F. Thomas was admit
ted to citizenship. r7-
H. w. Naisbitt, ESP, was called
for sentence on a charge of unlawful
cohatitation, TO which he had
pleaded guilty. He stated in reply
to the Judge that he had made the
plea rather than bring his family
into court, but he had not lived
with more than one wife. He
had three wives, and would not re-
pudiate any Of them. He had if
teen children. The court remarked
that he should not have burdened
himself with such a large family.
and sentenced him TO imprisonment
in the penitentisry for six months.
and TO pay the costs Of the prosecu-
ton.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
This morning saloon man named 1
Samuel Hin wa. arrested on charge
Of assault, made by Fred Rehrman. |
The case will be heard before Com
missioner Greenman.
Today Deputy Marshal Bush ar
rested E 7. Young, a soldier at Fort
Douglas, and girl named Louise
Bally, Il years Of age, and n resi-
dent Of the First Ward, on a charge
Of fornicatiOn. They We're taken
before Commissioner Greenman,
where they pleaded guilty aud were
held to await the action Of the grand
Try. 1oung's bail was fixed at
500, and that Of the girl at $500.
She was released on her own recog-
lizance. The parents Of the girl
Ire almost distracted over the course
heir daughter has pursued.
roLIcE IrRMs.
John DAILY was before Justice
laney today on n charge of stealing 3
pair Of 81 pants from Walker Bro a
hers Company. He pleaded guilty b
} having committed the offense. {
nd was sentenced to 100 days in 4
III. l
The following were assessed the >
mounts named for drunkenness: -
lat Lyons, w. F. Lewis and w. -
$40 eac.i; II. Well.
:; Richard Omsta, Dan Russell. n
Z. Birmingham, Thomas Burke. =
. r. Shurtelicrth and VIM. Daniels.
each. 10
Peter McCune, George Quinn and Sc
z. l.. Robinson were arrested YES
rday for being drunk, and are held a,
Waiting trial. ue
AS. Warden and Jao5t. Taylcr "a "a
Q in custody on a charge Of tres ~ ~
$. and benjamin Ainsworth is in "a
Ike position for vagrancy. ~
Thomas Thompson is to be tried "
for grand larceny. He is %
cused Of having grabbed slO -
Id piece from the hand Of a man II
40 was exhibiting Some money in ~
saloon. IN
Walter Bonner was arrested yes ui'
day, the accusation being that he =;
d Instructed the sidewalk. He iui
I $40 as security for his appear vi ~,
&c at the trial. WI
lanes McCarty, John Watson 'e'
d VIM. Flynn were called this
ernoOn for trial OF, charge of ttl
Ind larceny. They are accused nu
having stolen eight Pairs OF pants, w.
!ued at 1876, from the Peoples 10,
Coop. store. vi