Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-04
A VERY BUSY MORNING.
Judge Zane Fines The Salt Lake
Brewing Company $500 and Costs.
MORE PRISONERS SENTENCED.
j. ]. Gibbons Gets Year for Grand
Larceny.-TW0 Years FOR Horse
Steallng.-Oiher Matters.
MORE PRISONERS SENTENCED.

ruHhing time, all sorts Of cases having
been brought under his notice. Then
tine trial Of tho Bol.on.Naylor case was
resumed md will hold the boards for
the remainder Of the day.
NEARLY TIME m WAS sURREgDERED.
Attorney Barlow Fergufou applied
10 the court TO grant an order for tho
delivering up TO VIM. Woods, IT,, Of a
sum oimoney found In the possession
Of Albert Kern, the burglar,
who committed n robbery at his
fathers house, near the Warm Springs,
some two years ago. That money, ho
said, which Mt the trial was shown to
belong to Wood, was s!lll In tho
clerks hands.
Attorney Armstrong (lfern's nttor-
ney ut tho tfial)--we say this ia not
the Identical money, but is other than
Woods.
Attorney Ferguson-Of course Mr..
Wood Is responsible, anu n you have
any grievance you can aue hlfn.
Judge Zsne--l think the order ought
TO be- made. His honor also directed
the handing over OF silver watch
enid 10 have buen stolen by Kern from
ono Arthur HodgetIs, TO the owner
NOTICE 10 THE BAR.
judge Zano Informed tho members
Of the bar that he would now only hcar
such motions prior 10 the IN, citing Of
tns Territorial Supreme Court as were
actually pressing. Tho law and mo.
ton docket would bo again taken up mt
the close % thc Supreme Court session.
Tho petit jury would be discharged at
the emu u nuxl week. Therefore he
did not want to be- troubled with mo.
tioua ami demuTrers unless absolutely
necessary. Merely formal matters
could, however, be heard.
a BRLwiSG COMPANY PUNISHED.
The Salt Lake Brewing company
was called upon to appear this morning
ior sentence on conviction for main.
tanning N nusianc ut their premises.
Attorney w. &. Hall eAld the de.
fondnnls had been doing nil they could
30 abato the nuisance ever eince the
matter came before the court some
time ago, and luther work was In
progress whereby 1t was hoped that by
spring the sC-cRllod nuisance would be
entirely removed. This had been no
wllful maintenance OF nuisance on
the part OF his clients.
Assistant District attorney Stephen
said the former fms OF 800 did not
seem to effect the desired purpose, and
there should be- an additional incentive
now to have the nuisance entirely re-
moved before the next hot weather
came.
Judge Zane said that the health OF
the residents must be looked to, and he
saw no sufficient exouse Tor this null.
sanco going ON, though perhaps II was
not no bad now M At the tlmU OF the
former trial. The iino would be $500,
aud payment OF the costa OF the prose.
cution.
KEEPfNG BAD COMPANY.
william Golden came up for sen.
lenCe on u conviction for grand
larceny. This was the cnse Ia which
two bores were stolen belonging to
Mount n Griffin, OF this city.
Defendant said that he lad nothing
20 DO with the actual theft. All he
did was to 90 Into "the other maa'u"
company.
Attorney Martin, On behalf Of Gold.
en-, said he found upon Inquiry that
Golden's family connections were Of
the very best; and he was an cx-
cmplary young man up to the time
tliese horses were stolen. Counsel
asked tho court 10 bu leuicnl Win the
defendant.
Judge Zane said ho coucurred IN the
verdict, upon tho evidence induced.
Defendant would be sentenced TO two
yearB IN the penitentlary.
A YEAR IN THE "rEN.p
This was the morning set Tor sen.
tcnce upon J. J, Gibbons, convicted
the other day Of grant larceny. The
0ilcnse consisted OF the theft OF $50
from ono John Robinson, while the
latter was staying Mt the White House.
Attorney Barker moved, however,
for a new trial, substantially ON two
grou nds-.hat the court erred Ia in.
structing the jury, and that tho YER
| diet was not sustained by the evidence
for the prosecution.
The motion, after argument was
overruled ana tho doiondaut was 10.
| quested 10 stand up for sentence.
Ho told the court that there had
never boen man In salt Lake City
| or in this court wronged more than he
had been. lie declared most aolomnly
| that no waa innocent.
The defendant, who spoke with u
strong Irish accent, was sentenced 10
one year In the penitenIiary.
THE PARK CITY MANsLAUuHIER.
Judge Powers Informed tho c0ur,
| that the young man O'N1ill, convicted
| Of granddaughter at Park City, wa,
| present for sentence; hut there was D
motion for "A new trial which he desired
| 10 diHCuss.
Prosecuting Attorney Stephens enid
| that an he had only Just been served
| like II TO 20 over.
Judge Zane fixed this day week ior
the hearing Of the molten.
a LONG AFFAIR.
Tho trial OF the suit Of Juck Bolton
We George Naylor growing out OF Go,
old Blue Jay mining trouble, was ngalu
taken up 6ud viii occupy anoIheI
whole day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Charles Patton W. l.. II. Beck ct a.
In this oasu ten days were allowed u
answer.
!. X. w. Bracken VI. N. IL. ana
VIM. Ii. Ggoesbuck ct nj. Leave given
10 verify answer In fivO days.
George VhuTgo1d w. Charlotte r..