The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-30

the labor ordinance, will result in the dis
charge of thirty two prisoners confined in
the city and county jails. Among those
who will be released are the following:
George Wilson No. l, serving a sentence
of six months and fined 800 for having
burglars tools in his possession.
John Eckert, fined 500 and sentenced to
one hundred days for sneak thievery.
SJohn McDermott, petty larceny. sen
fenced to six months and fined 500. He
is the prisoner who broke Captain Parker's
nose.
John Boyle, sneak thief, sentenced to six
months and fined 500.
Paul A. Tulley, alias George Wilson, SEN
fenced TO three months and fined $50 for
having burglars tools in his possession.
Wilson is combination" from Colorado,
where he had a finger shot off while max
ing an attempt to crack safe.
James Leymons, fined SiG0 and sentenced
to ninety days for assaUlting an employee
of the White b ouse with six shooter.
Charles Wallace, sentenced 10 100 days
for petty larceny with an additional SEN
tence of fifty days for attempting to escape.
Percy Holloway, sentenced to six months
Tor having burglars tools in his p )ssession.
Peter Nelson, a sailor, serving six months
for petty larceny.
Charles Wilson, serving four months for
petty larceny.
Frank Hamilton, serving six months for
carrying burglars tools.
Frank Cleary and Frank Jones, each
serving six months for petty larceny.
Joseph Banks, serving six months for
having burglars tools in his possession.
James McCuen, serving six months for
petty larceny.
Matt Huston. fined 500 and serving six
months for petty larceny.
William Young, fined 800 and sentenced
TO six months for carrying burglars tools.
Ed Burns, fined 500 and serving 100
days for petty larceny.
John Collins, fined 500 and serving 100
days for petty larceny.
Ed Wilson, fined 500 and serving six
months for petty larceny.
Fred Wilson, fined 500 and sentenced to
six months. for petty larceny.
William Bross, fined 500 and sentenced
to six months for petty larceny.
James Reasome, fined 500 and serving
100 days for having burglars tools in his
possession.
John Alder, serving three months for
highway 1pbbery.
w. d. Burton, fined 500 and sentenced
to six months for petty larceny.
Walter MCGEE, two offenses, fined 500
and serving nine months for petty larceny.
George w. Wilson, fined $50 and serving
six months for assault and battery.
William Bratton, fined S299 and serving
six mouths for petty larceny.
A gang Of nineteen Jail birds were re-
leased from the county bastile yesterday
afternoon, and they are as tough lot as
ever graced cell. The others viii be
termed loose day.
In the case Of John White vs.. the Union
Pacific, in which the plaintiff recently OBJ
tanned verdict for heavy damages for in
juries received by him at the hands Of
Union Pacific employees at Salt Wells,
Wyoming, about a year ago, Judge Zane
yesterday allowed the defendants motion
for a new trial
In the case Of Evylin Lucas VS.. j. L.
Lucas, the demurrer to the complaint was
overruled and ten days allowed in which to
answer.
Fox ct al, a decree quieting title was
granted. and in another case between the
same parties an order of dismissal was
entered.