The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-12
Alleged Larceny of Horse-COurt Proceed
ings.

Alleged Larceny of Horse-Court Proceed
ings
Wilhelm Hansen was up in Justice
Brangham's court to receive sentence for
trespass. The fine and costs amount to 81,
in default of which Hansen will languish
in jail fer time.
Charles Anderson was up to answer to
the charge of drunkenness. He was fined
IS and costs, which he paid.
c. H. Rammell, ST., o. H. Rammell,
George Rammell, Joseph Naef are locators
Of the Big Giant one and half miles east
of Providence.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
P S. Barson and wife TO A. s. Heggie,
FIVE acres of farm land, Charleston farm
survey, $50.
r. Godfrey and wife to A. S. Heggie,
twenty acres of farm land, Charleston, $50.
Thomas Godfrey and wife to A. 5. Heg-
gle, five acres of farm land, Charleston,
$5.25.
William Sparks to A. s. Heggie, 16. 2S
acres of farm land, Charleston, $32, 80
f. A. Weilberger and wife to A. S. Heg-
gle, 1.25 acres, Charleston, SO.
james Mcbride and wife to Gustave An
deleon, 2S.6 acres OF farm land, Hyrum
farm survey, $50.
P. s. Hansen and wife to Rebecca Jor-
gensen, lots 5 and 6, block 10, plat A, Hyde
park survey, 500.
{. G. Jorgensen and wife to Peter Han
seq, lot g. block 10, plat a, Hyde park sur
vey, $3.50.
Johanna M: Malmberg to William Stew
art, 21.76 acres, Charleston, SAB.
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court fer his preliminary examination on q
charge OF grand larceny. 1t appears from
the evidence given that some boys found a
horse up in the foot hills with halter and
blanket on. They supposed it had gotten
away from some one and seeing the horse
was branded Z. G. thought it belonged to the
Co op. ana brought it to Logan. On finding
that the horse did not belong 10 the Coop
they thought of returning the horse to the
place where they found il. Two other boys
thinking they knew who the horse be-
loneed tc, took charge of the animal.
The boys were on their way with the
horse W hen the defendant overlook them
and said that he would give them dollar
TO pay for their trouble, and that he would
take charge of the horse aud endeavor 10
find the owner. This was on Saturday
evening. On Sunday morning, Mr.. E. S.
Kim bail, the owner of the animal, having
session, went to where he, Allen, WIS stay
ing ana demanded the ANIMAL Allen re-
fused to deliver the animal until Kimball
made it right with him. This lead to AL
len'e arrest. After the testimony was
given the justice bound him over in the sum
of 81, 600 TO await the action of the grand
jury.
In Commissioner Goodwin's court D. c.
Jensen, accused of larceny, came up for his
examination, but owing TO two of the prin-
clpal witnesses for the prosecution being
absent, the case was continued until the
10th instant.
PAYS0N POINTS.
Joseph S. Douglass returned home last
night from a two years. labor In Ireland.
He looks and feels splendid. Welcome,
Joe, to home and friends.
The funerel services of George Pickering
are being held in the Payson tabernacle
today. He was an old resident, aged Il,
and of a very lively disposition and pc
culiar turn.
The Liberal Republican convention
met at the Payson Opera house this morn
ing at ii q. N. and at y took a recess till
l 80 for committee reports. Business must
be rushed through in time for the return
train. Representatives were present from
all towns in the county.
A big foot race is being matched today
between c. kinsey and Mr.. Mckinney,
to come off next Thursday, for $500
wager.
PAYsoN, May IL, KRATs.