Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-10
IN THE COURTS.
AHe --ItH,ltI Indcntr Case. SALIVA.
- honists May Drum, Etc.

- - ----y II c1c<ri t1t-t ~
was inS Progress today. He is ac-
tcused efheing associated with VIM.
Marshall and Samuel Reati in the
theft Of azspan Of horses x,d buck
board Ecphs parties living psar Ter
race, olah. The offsnse is alleged
/ to have bees committed on ihe 1sas
of,September last Read and Mar
fshalhpleaded guilty. The witnesse,
i for the sprosecutiou -testifed e, The
THO being in Possession Of the stolen
property on September Il, in Tooele
Countys ahd.one EiGess fran ner-
race, who had seen neither Of the
defendants in Salt Lake, picked out
Feustermacher in the court room as
one of the inen ~Ho@tts saw. IN
Terrace the day before the horzes
| Wefe Stolen. DTfss Idefshse intro
Feusternacher was ia TooeIe G M,
" on Sept. Is, and paid a visit to
lStotkfhH. ~ flbe canSs1 went 10, tin
jury this Afternoon.
lLutlllt OlTTOHTT
POLICE ITEMS.
| ,Jdstice 146aS today gan hide
eision in the case Of the Salvation,
Army man, Charles ysfrrh' arrested II
+ on q chsrseot dist6fbfng ebesce,'
Dy eeaung q drum on Main street
on Sunday evening. The effect Of
The ruling is that the Salyatiopists
may beat the drum, % long as they
do = IN snoie'zuon, but any annoy-
ance CT private persons will not he
tolerated. The court, in reviewing
me evidenee, stated that the proof
did hot show whether the beatinr OF
drnmemitted sounds that were 10
be classed Is nofse or Is f1usic. And
AZ there wsss-nO testishoBS t6sshow
that the public had been ANNOYED.
tine bestlng of drum 10 n reason
able extent was not disturbance Of
the peaee. ar. Bergh was dis
chaIsed.
Wm.r Brady and VIM. Devine
were fined SIS each for being drunk.
2 Richard ThoniIEdn for ybAag
drunk and disorderly was ASSESSED
Henry Elliott pleaded guilty to
the ch2rgeDf Dirt nkenness7 and ex.
posuresEad was fined SIS. 4asss,s.l
John Schultz Is in custody on a
charge ofusing profane language.
1 = sotta v. Phillips vas tried on
charge q peal hrSny. she was
! accused Of hayings sDlsn so. She
admitted taking the money, ana
said ,'thSt1a young fellow named
Louis Smith got SIS oft. Her case
7 vas ordered sertpp TO the district
court as sbei3undef eighteen, D nd
is a 1T candidate for The Reform
School
A few weeks ago there was a Jail
Dell very at the city jail. One Of the
I escaped prisoners was James Rigs!
He was not 5fecaph reis tlipBeh IL
was suspected thGt, be was, some,
where IN Tie vicinity or NOgdet.
Nothing has been a earl of shimo IN
today, when Marshal, Young, re-
ceived a note which gave him set
e3ek-by the colossal assurance exhi-
biIed by the writer who, it is prob
aide unnecessary to state, an Ogden
lawyer. When Riggs was arrested
there was some property found
on him and this was
taken charge Of by the marshal, to
await the oalteeme Of the trial. But
Riggs got away before the case came
into court. Now the attorney de-
mands, as Rigs, agent, that the.
property be armed over to him
Marshal Young got even with the
Attorney by making \ Proposition
FOR an even swap. He wifi exchange
the propeTty for Riggs, and ask no
questions Of Riggs can aset II IN
calling in person. In This event he
Wbl haze chance TO meet a crimi-
nal charge. The marshal Is agait-
ing the lawyers replys tNE
~ IasoBATRcSoRT.L %E
I Preeeedings in~-ths Salt Lake
County Probate Court Yesterday;
2 Estate 6f Tho cas- o CORNWALL con
timed tili-AfsA is, at loan.
Estate Of Almira SgiNebhs srder
made appointing A. 7 Webb, a.
miniistrator upon nlins a bond q
Estate Of T. C.sAndFew. ofse 4
confirming safe ofreal estate.
Estate Of John Whiting; eontinu-
ed ill April II. at1o am. Z rs fTFa
Estate Of Elizabeth Ann Smith;
Appraisers appointed aud pnblicac
tiou Of notice TO creditors ordered.
Estate OF John Haigh; Arthur
I Haigh appointed administrator upon
fling n bond in the sum of sou
bond approved, notice to creditors
ordered published and appraisers
appointed.
! Z Estate Of w. II. Wintarton; bond
Of adHinistrstor approved; order
I appointing slsraisers AMI or1eT Of,
/ ratification 81 notice to credftolsP
fled. =
Estate Of Philander Butler ct a.,
minor; Charlotte Mason appointed
guardian upon filing aibond Of $500
( 10 each Of the minors. -
Estate OF John Savage; order made
fixing day Of hearing petition for
/ order to cancel life estate.
Estate OF William Duncan, APP
praisers appointed and publication
Of order 20 creditors ordered.
Estate OF George HaRdley; petit
ton 81 Ruth A. Newsom and Others
came on for hearing; decree made
that petitioners are not entitled TO
any part Of said estate.
Estate Of Elias Smith; order made
confirming sale Of real estate.
Guardianship o. De Main Miller
Frank III. Aiilier. Emma NJ Miller,
Elias sAiiher, Walter II. Miller,
Malen J. Miller and Mile Q. Miller,
minors; orders maze in eachsestate
appointing appraisers.
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