The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-19
Several Cases Disposed OLA State
hood Celebration.

Several Cases Disposed OLA State
hood Celebration.
| Manti, July 1S-The evidence in the
! Strate-Peterson case was all in on Mon
day evening. On Tuesday morning the
arguments were made and the case given
to the jury who returned a verdict mo
cause of action
]. NJ. Martin who pleaded guilty of for
nication last week, appeared for SEN
tence. having the certificate of his mar
riage. His honor in consideration of the
peculiar features of the case fined the
defendant So
In the case of the people VS. Carlos
Young, the indictment was referred to
the next grand jury.
In the case of the People VS.. Edward
Mortimer; the Indictment was dismissed
for lack of evidence to convict.
| In the case of the People VS.. John
Scott ct al, it was ordered that defend
ant Tn give t bail d IN the he sup a of $3.50
Davidson for practicing medicine with
out a license was called and the prose-
cution allowed to amend their complaint.
not allege a criminal offense, the jury
were instructed to return verdict of
not guilty.
! In the case of Theodore Bruback VS..
Nathaniel EdmondS ct al, Albert futile
was made party to the suit and the
case continued for the term.
The case of Lizzie Mccartney VS.. S. L.
Voorhees, was next called. The jury in
this case returned a verdict for the plain
tiff in the sum of $1966.
The case of d. A. SpinSter VS.. S. p.
Nielsen was dismissed at the cost OF
plaintiff
The case of the People VS.. Abner Kof-
ford was next called and the question
arising as to the indictment, an adjourn
ment was taken.
This morning in the case of the People
VS.. Abner Kofford the demurrer to the
complaint was sustained and the indict-
ment ordered resubmitted to the next
grand jury.
The case of the People vs. Gotliet
Gorte was dismissed for lack of evidence
The case of B. Danielson VS.. H. L.
Jensen, false imprisonment, is now in
progress of trial.
Yesterday afternoon the news of the
signing of the enabling act reached us
Although it was late in the day 1T was
decided that such an occasion could not
be passed without demonstration OF
some kind. Lanterns were swung out
in front of the court house and num-
Der of speakers invited to the balcony
Judge Reid acted as chairman and
speeches were made by Judge Judd
Judge Smith, DR.. Tanner, S. R. Thur
man, Mayor Alder, Judge Johnson and
Judge King.
sed with the fact that while elderly is
a good thing, it is a solemn thing" and
their speeches struck a responsive chord
in the breasts OF the listeners AFTER tne
meeting the boys began the celebration
and huge bonfire blazed forth, fireworks
j were exploded etc, etc.
The summer school IS full to overflow
ing and the work is going to the. salts
| faction of both teachers and pupils.
The driving park propose to have g
meeting on the 9th. One of the most
prominent features of which is race
for driving horses. OF course every one
| has the best driving horse in the county
and are anxious to prove the fact to al
the others. Some good horses are entered
and the race promises to be very inter
/ esting one.
A hundred and ten new citizens is the
record of the court so far.
Messrs. Judd and Sutherland are added
to our legal family.
NTessrs Judd and S. A King go to
Salina tonight to speak to the citizens OF
/ that place