Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
THEDISTRICT COURT.
Sentences Passed Upon Prisoners To.
day By JUICE BaTtCa.
PETIT JURORS WANTED on MONDAY
The Biggest Congregation Of Allena To-
Naturalization This season;
A Busy lime.

Beth judges Of the Third district
court took hand at the nstursliza.
ton mill this morning aud were kept
actively employed grinding nut new
citizens for quite n long time. Chief
Justice Merritt started 10 with this
class Of worE on the opening Of hiS court
mud did nothing else until 1880; Asso-
ciato Justice Bauch began his day by
passing sentence upon several prisoners
who had plead guilty, aud otherwise
giving attention 10 matters criminal.
Al 1910 he commenced his task Of
uaturaliEing AlienS, aud got through
with the detachment ia bic divition
shortly after II O'Clock.
SENTENCES And PLEAS.
VIM. Henry, ArraigneI yesterday on
a charge OF robbery, now plead not
guilty and the case was set Tor Trial on
FRIDAY, the 2sth inst.
JACK Hsudiey, coloted, artaigned
yesterday Tor assault with intent 10
murder, now plead not guilty aud his
trial was also set Tor tho 2sih. Tht
court appointed Attorney Fred n.
McGurrin to defend the prisoner. This
case was likewise set for the same
date.
A. G. Gilberg, who previously plead
guilty TO burglary, now Withdrew III.
fCfmer plea anu saii not guilty. His
tfial IL set fof the .5th OF SEPT
w. 4. Grisweil, -, who had plead
guilty TO = charge VI grand larceny,
tue oiIenso Consisting OF the theft OF
gold nnger ring, with diamond tet.
tinRs, value 500, the pfop,ny Of
James Sampson, appeared ior ten.
tencs.
The statement made to the court
by Gtlswel, In hls defense, was
Substantially that he aud tue brother
u the man from " hose house he took
the art Gle were "partuofs.D He could
not get from him sum OF money
whirh ho owed him, And ~ got hold u
these articles OF juwrlfy.
Assistant DIS riot Attorney Richards,
In answer T. tho court, saiI the NJ.
ticlra In question appeared TO have
been taken fim box Ia n bureau In
the house. Defendant had access 10
this dwelling nj nll timts. The ring
WAS sold 10 n pawnbrOkef tor 81.
The court Iassru sentence Of one
year In tue penitsntiary.
Edward X hi son, respectfully at.
tired young man OF color, who HAD
previously plead guilty 10 q charge u
unlaw uIly entering certain building
Vt tue residence Ui DR.. Plummer aud
stealing various aTlieis of Jewelfy b.
longing 10 Walter +. DfuunI, neat
came up ~ receive sentence. lie
stated thAt he was solder IN the
". n. army for a PERIOD u fifteen
years, And this was the fIst time lac
lad ever been IN trouble. lie has
lived In Utah Territory since the year
1858.
According to the statement Of the
prosecuting attorney the defendant
went 10 the residence Of Dr. Plummer
70 rec friend u his who was work ing
there, and then took the j.wslry from
tho pocket OF Druehl's jacket, which
was hanging up 10 the wAsh.house.
Sentence, nine months In the prnl.
Tertiary.
JUDGE BARTCn's ORDERS
AnhAuler Busch Beer association W.
w. h. Hotiheimer. Demurrer to
cross.complAint suslainodi ton days 10
amend.
Joseph Elder W. Peter J. Peterson ct
MI. Demurrer 10 answer submitted.
Utah Commercial and Savings BALk
Va Halt Lake Driving Park assocla.
ton II nj. All defendants granted
twenty days ~ answer.
Thos. J. CAhill 1t al. va J. w. Far.
Tell. Amount VI cost bond, by con.
sent, fixed nj $500. Demurfers with.
drawn twenty uaye allowed ~ answer,
~ consent.
sarah Crane, ministfatriI, us 4. W.
Dafke, administrator. Demurrer ~
complaint submitted.
Waterman Va Williams OF al. De-
fault aud Judgment Of defendant
Alexander, only, set aside. by consent,
aud tLst defendant be ~ Jlined from
IN any way diSposing OF any OF her
real estate, pending the hctiona.
Twenty days given u aDswor.
Thomas. hansanan Va ChRs. II. Holl-
berg ct nj. Motion 10 strike out nnsW or
Oyeuuled; exception.
Oscar Moyle, sssignee,vs Il. $. Rupr.