Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-08

very short time. Two cases had
been set down for trial, but In one Of
these the prosecution Withdrew, and
thereby prolonged inquiry was
saved, while In the other the defendant
neglected to put In an appearance, and
his bonds were declared forfeited.
ANOTHER NEW CITIZEN.
There was one admission 10 Citizen
ship, namely, Thomas G. Axelsen, a
native OF Denmark, aud now residing
In sanpetc.
BOMBS EsrHEATED.
The first case on tho list Tor trial was
that Of the People ". William Nm,
the charge alleged against the defend.
ant being battery. lie was not ON
hand, however and the Judge directed
that the names Of his bOndsmcn be
thrice called. No response came, and
ON the application of U. y, Assistant
District Attorney Stephens his Honor
declared the surciles, amounting TO
$500, forfeited.
The defendants bondsmon wercJohn
A. Brown and Alexander wilkins.
TIiE Esd Oh n At LAST.
The case Of c. l.. Blazer, now
familiarity known tthroug h the cxtcu.
siye advertising hn has had In the
local press during the last six months
or moTel as the quondam Salt Lake
agent Of the Don Catloa Lumber Co.,
Of Omaha, has probably been heard Of
for the last time, the matter having
been settled out Of court.
This morning was fixed for Blazer 10
surrender himself and stand his second
trial, and had II gone forward tho
hearing would doubtless have lasted
the greater part u the days session.
But, % the surprise OF many In court,
when the case. was mentioned, up
Jumped District Attorney Narian AMI
m owed that II he dismissed.
The charge against the defendant, II
Will be remembered, was that Of OBJ
taiuing n considerable sum Of
money by false pfclonsss from the
Utah National bank, on account of
the Don Carlos Lumber Go. Blazer
war AlANA NJ wv lollilfI ttItn VI NHNNNl
and convicted, bat upon the strength
Of certain fDrciblc Representations made
by his counsel (Mr. Hamilt0nl "a new
trial was granted, chief among them
being newly discovered evidence fav.
orahle TO the defendant.
Mr.. Naflan now Informed the court
that the injured party In the matter
was the Utah National bank, but full
IfsafNNNufNnFt D..
authorities were satisfied 10 let the
matter drop. The defendant had en-.
tered an Appearance la Ogdcn, Wi ere
he was now engaged In business; and
these facts, coupled with otherr within
his knowledge, mndc II n grave qu.s.
ton In his mind whether the charge
against Blazer ought TO DO carried
further.
Judge Zane accordingly ordered that
the case be dismissed; anl away went
Blazer with his friends, looking highly
pleased.
ATTORNEYS TAgT NOTICE.
Judge Zane said he would announce
for the information Of members Of the
bar that ON Saturday morning next the
court would make settings In civil
Jury cases, the hearing Of which
would commence on tho 9lsl inst.
Further settings OF criminal cases
could be made after this.
GjURT MOTIFS
George II. Farnum, member OF
the arm known a. the Farnum Build.
ing Co., which recently assigned,
having been drawn In on a charge OF
embezLlcment, was 10 come up for ex.
4
man this afternoon. Mr.. Farnum
seems lately TO have been swimming
Ia troubled waters.
When Judge Anderson gets back
from Beaver he will find all tho work
he wants awaiting him In helping to
clear OIL tho cases on the civil docket
In the Third District Court.
Commissioner NoTrell WINS engaged
this morning hearing the case Of I'd.
ward Bevan VI. Adam NJ. Paul and
Thomas w. Jennings, doing business
under the Arm name OF the "rhird
Term" mine. Plaintiff was Ia the en-.
ploy Of the defendants NJ miner and
his claim was for 5000, and costs, for
work done. Although the amount In.
yolyed was not considerable, the at.
tOrneys for the respective parties had
quite heavy innlngs for their clients,
and the smallest details were rnked an,
Charles l.. Blazer has been walking
during the greater part OF the year
OF grace 1881 In thorny paths.
His trouble arose out OF charge
preferred against him, as an agent
81 tho Don Carlos Lumber Com.
pany, Of Omaha, OF obtaining certain
moneys by alleged false pretensea,
from the Utah National Bank OF this
city. lie stood one trial and was con
victed; but, thanks 10 the energetic
light made Ia his behalf by Attorney
/ Hamilton, u new trial on the ground
" newly.dlscovored evidence was
granted, and la Judge Xine's court
this morning Blazer was ready TO
again submit his case 10 Jury. But
District Attorney Narlan moved for a
| dismissal, for reasons stated In our
Court report, aud Blazer walked away
unfettered by the shackles NJ Justice.
a festive youth named William'Ilill
should have come before Judge Zane
this morning 10 explain away, n he
could, n charge OF battery, but he was
not there, neither were his bOnIsmen
ready 10 "pruduce his body" when re-.
/ quired by the court TO do 70. HIPS dc.
fault Will cost them Just 5000, which
was the amount OF the drfendant's
ball.
Judge Zane had q short and easy
morning Ia the Third District court.
According u Arrangement, Robber
and Burglar Kern viii make hts how
10 Judge Zane tomorrow morning, Te.
ceiye his sentence, and then turn his
face toward the penitentihry, which
viii be his permanent postal address