Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-22
IN JUDICIAL QUARTERS.
w. jones Arrested.-Other Busl-
ness IN Court.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT. r.

~. default Of defendant, and
;nj,meut entered as prayed for.
The grand Jury came into court
,,e.ar,,.i one indictment under
n. iavsof the Territory and tive
srle, United States laws.
In the case Of J. N. Harvey vs..
wn Hammond. stay Of proceed
inc. was allowed foT thirty days, to
Unit the defendant to file mo-
iion and statement f0- a new trial.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
FarJr this morning Deputy Mar
,b,Is Cauron. SpagCe and
S,riurer went 10 the residence OF
\. Y. Jones, and arrested that gen
usrnsn on a charge Of unlawful co.
habiiaHon. The complaint alleges
tbe oatuse TO have been committed
with Jeanette Swan Jones and
Lille BailgW Jones, from Nav s.
lSss. to jUly /, 1859. The accused
Wa taken before Commissioners
FREEMAN ami entered 4 plea Of
not guilty. He was required to give
$3.50 hail, and the witnesses were
Immediately sent before the grand
fuIy. AIrs. Lille Jones was re.
guirei TO give $50 bail for her ap-
VeaanCe s. - witness, The COM
Ilaiut was Gated yesterday.
ivLiCE ITEMS.
IN the Police Court today, George
Martin, John Aiaginnis, James
Watson, D. Evans, James Burn
side, john Madison and John Glenn
mems were fined IS each for being
drunk.
Charles Holder and Charles Grit
Tths are in custody on q charge Of
Obtaining drinks "a. a saloon, under
fsIse preJeH>t~-
Charles Ai-hell was fined $40 for
being engaged iH a fight. The
otiJ.r party escaped.
Frank Wells, a negro, was ar
TaiEHci for stealing 4 coat. He
Vlga1ed guilty, tut said he took the
garment 10y mistake, believing il to
iehis own. lie was given thirty
days in nj.
Richard Thompson is in custody
on the charges Of using abusive
language AMI resisting an officer.
Thomas Mccoy, the stable
keeper, was arrested on a charge
Of obtaining money under false
Vreteuses. The complaining wit
ness Is Hyrum Raleigh, aud
be says he Qaid Mr.. Mccoy, in adj f.
vance, > for the Use Of a span Of
horses and a buggy for three hours,
and that when he had received the 4.
money Mr. NicCCy refused 10 per-
nj. the team 10 90 out, OF 10 (
give the 3 tack. Mr.. McCoy's I
statement Of the case is that about a 4
m1lth ago 5Ir. Raleigh hired a rig 4
ami brought il hack damaged; that Z
ever since then the horse has been 4
lame aui unfit for service: and that I
10 Ga.lages were paid. When Mr.. /
Rleigh came in today fer the team 7
As stated, the price for its use was I
fixed a, >, which was paid. While 1
il VS. being hi5ched W
M Mccoy t-OJ Mr.. Raleigh .
tlck into the stable ana pointed out 4
ile injured horse. stating the cir /
camstaucs. Mr.. Raleigh denied 4
tlat he was the cause OF the aui-
mails iamsness. ami refused to pay .
any damages. The stable keeper 1
then said he could not have another
team anu O1ded the horses
70 lie put back. Mr.. /
Raleigh demanded his money,
anu Mr.. Mccoy refused 10 surrender
Il, saying he would make him pay /
that much damages any way. Then
tie matter was taken TO the courts
AMI will be adjudicated there.
John Alaginuis and John Glenn
meHs got into n fight near the Eagle
Foundry corner yesterday afternoon.
Some one shouted for the police. aud F.
the fighters ran. They were chased f.
10y officers O'IIeilly and Sullivan. /
and caught back in an alley. They 1
were taken 10 Jail. and got off with I
a small fine for being drunk, instead
OF icing tried for fighting.
WIN. WetlOck and Hugh Barratf.
recent arrivals from Park CITY. and
Jacob Smith, Of this city were tried
Today on a charge Of engaging
IN fight. Barratt and Smith were
acquitted. II was shown that
smith was the victim Of an assault,
aud he identified Weilock AS the !
man who struck him. Wetlock
denied this, ami said that Smith
mai mistaken the individual. He
haa seen 4 person strike Smith, but
vas himself some distance
aEay. The Justice adiudged Wet
iiocE 10 be guilty OF fighting, though
Ne clalmed there had been no
night but an uuprOvoked assault on
sni;h. Wetl0clS was fined 50, aud
vas sent 10 Jail, protesting that it
was case Of mistaken identity.
PROBATE COURT.
The following business was trans
acted yesterday:
Estate Of George w. Ritter, a
minor order made Of sale Of real
estate upon filing a bond Of 5000.
Estate Of William Bailey: day |
nA-d for hearing return Of sale OF /
rs.l estate.
Estate Of William Edwaris; time (
anu place fixed for hearing probate |
n Will.
Estate Of Isabella Hunter: time
ana place fixed for hearing probate |
u viii.
Estate and guardianhip OF Frank |
I'm 4. and Emeline G. Sweason,
minors; May ID, 1890, at 10 q. M, /
III Tor hearing return Of sale OF real
estate.
E,ate OF Henry Shingleton; order
made Of sale Of real estate upon fl
ing bond Of s., 600.
-. Estate Of Lydia Gombsr: J. F.
" els testified that there was no real
2.'.'s belonging TO said estate. and
a. - axes had been assessed: that he
-. - -, ,,AleI 70 the business Of the
~ l9I the administrator: order
dist,i,.. slowing final account and
,ri7tiolllon male according 10 the
Pr .s.'ns Of the will.
thai any, sDs, y " liiiam Jenkins: ordered |
10 another b0ndsnaan ~. 1870;
~ n ,,ie pace o; J. W. Stews-t "a
lliat sad Stewart d, r,.is an ana
all liability. W released from
Estate OF Sarah t..
rel r. 'ie ..,i petition for order 81 ale Of
Alone in London."
ms. l...s drama is one of the highly
: ought intensely sensational sort,