The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-06
First District Court,


Idaho Forwarding company vs. Fire
mems Fund Insurance company; motion
y for new trial denied.
John Heddenman VS.. Robert Robinson eft
al motion to set aside default and judg-
ment argued. submitted and taken under
Amusement.
Thomas Cahoon VS.. First National bank
of Cheyenne, Wyo.; motion for permission
toissue execution.
McCord and Nave Mercantile company
VS.. Union Mercantile company: on motion
OF Maloney & Perkins and by consent of
Z. b. Fash, order for judgment on the
pleadlngs in accordance with admissions of
answer
United States VS.. Moroni Brown; ar
raigned on Indictment of adultery, pleaded
not guilty, case set for trial May 10.
United States vs.. Benjamin Heyman; ar
ralgnment, plea not guilty to indictment
for unlawful Capitalization, case set for trial
Mey Is, 1891.
United States vs.. George L. Farrell; ar
rslgnnent, plea not guilty on Indictment
Tor unlawful cohabitation, trial set for
May Is, 1891.
A United States VS.. Charles johnson: ar
ralgnment, plea not guilty on indictment
Tor unlawful cohahitation, case set for trial
on the 18th inst, Q. b. Pash entered his
appearance for defendant
United States VS.. William Sinclair: ar
fragment; plea OF not guilty to indict-
ment for adultery.
United States VS.. William Sinclair:
pleaded not guilty to Indictment for uniaw-
full cohabitation and case set for trial Nav
is.
United States VS.. William S. Poppleton;
arrangement; plea of not guilty to the in
ulctment for unlawful cohabitation: case
setfor trial the 18th inst. He also pleaded
not guilty to Indictment for adultery.
Lucien Baer ct al. VS.. Ogden Paint, Oil
and Glass company; on motion of A r,
Haywood and by consent, order granting
plaintiff thirty days further time to pre-
pare statement on motion for new trial
ID. Hamer VS.. Phillips ct al (; on motion
of j. b. Barton, order granting permission
TO file referees report
d. Hamer VS.. Phillips ct al on motion
of j. Is. Barton, order granting plaintiff
judgment IN accordance with report of
referees
United States VS.. Charles Johns: ar
raignment on indictment for unlawful CO.
habitation; plea not guilty; case set for
trial on the Goth inst. Defendant pleaded
: not guilt to Indictment for unlawful CO.
habitation.
United States VS.. Charles Hall: arraign,
ment; plea not guilty to Indictment for
unlawful Capitalization; case set for the
18th inst.
United States VS.. Joseph johnson; ar
fragment: plea not guilt to indictment for
unlawful cohabitation; case set for the
10th inst.
United States VS.. James Haslam. ar
raignment; Indictment for unlawful CO.
habltation; plea Of guilty; sentence set for
May Is, 1891.
United States VS.. George G. Hales: in
dictment for polygamy; did not not appear
Tor arrangement; ten days further time
given bondsmen John L. Hall and William
Z. Hall TO produce defendant in the court
or bond will be forfeited.
United States VS.. Albert Brenstou: in
dlctment for fornication; defendant did not
appear and the bondsmen. n. W. Crookston
and Robert Murdoch, given ten days to
produce defendant or their bonds will be
Z declared forfeited.
United States VS.. William Evans: indict-
mont for perjury; defendant did not ap-
pear and the bondsmen, John Scowcroft and
William Driver, given ten days to produce
defendant in court or bond declared for.
cited
United States VS.. John Hendrickson: in
oictment for unlawful cohabitatiou de-
PENDANT did not appear aud his bondsmen.
Neils Q. Flygare and George H. Greenwich.
are given ten days in which to procure
defendant or bond declared forfeited
James Pratt vs. Jarvis Conklin Mortgage
Trust company; order setting aside former
OTQeT u6DyluS mOIlOn TO dismiss and enter
ing an order dismissing on the ground that
the sureties did not justify within two
days after exception to sureties was served.
defendant, by Rhodes g. Hudson, except
and defendant granted five days stay of
time IN sending down remittitur.
Logan City VS.. Mckimmon Wheatley:
order sentencing defendant, previously
found guilty, TO pay a fine of $3.50 and the
costs of this court, taxed at S29.20
In re admission of John f. Gray to prac-
tice law; report of committee favorable;
order admitting applicant
The grand jury came into court and by
their foreman reported five indictments
against defendants under United States
laws, numbered LOG, 107, los, 100, ITO and
seven indictments under territorial laws
numbering 113, ia, lis, 176, III, us and
179, all of which were filed by the clerk In
the presence of the jury.
The grand jury reported the following
cases ignored: United States VS.. James
Hansen, Samuel Carter, G. M Bergstrom
and Peter Madison; The Territory VS.. John
'Montrose aud Edward Fisher.
On motion of David Evans the cases ip
nored were ordered dismissed, the defend
ants released and bonds exonerated.
United States VS.. John Thomas; ar
raignment; plea of guilty to indictment for
adultery; sentence postponed till Nav is.
United States VS.. Charles L. White: ar
raignment; plea of guilty to indictmentfor
adultery; sentence four months in the pen
itentiary and the costs of suit.