Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-05
Jaaso mics. Division.

The uiiidavltA OF Mabel urhysou,
Bells WooI, Cleo. Ketvur and Fred n.
Wood, were presented before Judge
Hiles this m0Tning by Attorney Wool
Ia b,hnif OF his cliunt, Albert Swigort
recently found guilty Of burglary IN
this Third district court. The petition
for new trial was argued at some
leugth before his honor, but the mOtitn
was ovcTIulnu. Thu now evidence
sought ~ DO presented In behalf
OF Swigefl had but little weight with
his honor, who was OF tho opinion that
an innocent man would have been
ablo 10 have given more sat Hiaciory
testimony than that adduced at the
ltisl. .f
swlgefps iaes paled very pfecsplibly
when Jujge Hilus reached this con
clusiop. hu stood viii mis- hauds
against the bar and gazed earnestly at
tns cbuTt NJ tho following seuteuco
was pronounced; alt u thp sentence
OF the court tnHt you DO confined Ia
tho Stalo's prison for the term VI two
years anu hail." Deputy sheriff
Booth tooK Swigort TO the STATE b1srd-
log houte this Afternoon,
Lee Wood, tho young house.
breaker who was sent 10 the
Reform school, has been femsnued
10 tho custody Of the sheTin.
VOID presented himself As bsing but
seventeen year. OF age, and was thus
entitled 10 the Reform school aa against
the States prison. HEREBY hangs the
tale. wood has n iaco which fur.
nishos cOnsiderabls OF hiiHuie APP
pendage. The Rslotm school furnishes
no tOlsorial artists Tor those found
guilty Of bousobreaking In the Third
judicial distinct. Woods beard grew
ana grow, then no confessed 81 his age
-.b-nOt ~. The superintendent oi
tho Reform school dismissed him anu
he viii be brought before JUICE Hiles
ON Ost. OH 60 no fesentonee this
lime 10 the Prison house.
The case Of n. Il. Gregg Va IL. A.
Groesheck et nj was continued ~ Oct.
l2lh, 1896.
Joseph and Groie vs. Olof Shugreen;
upon 1ling n written agreement iudg.
ment 10 be- entered according ~ the
prayer Of petition.
Deere VI Wagner Brewing com.
pany; petition preurntol by Attorney
Hartley for certain claims. Demurrer
entefeu by Bonnor y. smith Tor the
Brewery company. Demurrer aus
tained.
-Four incoIrlgibles, Thomas, Barnett
aud two younger Ooys, we're brought
before Judge Hiles this morning. One
little chap who was diminuliyo enough
to crawl through the small window IN
the county jail, was given TO his
mother ana told 10 DO q better boy. His
honor gave some wholesome advice
TO young Thomas anJl his companion
McDermott aud they were given 10 the
custody OF their iAthefs. Young Frank
Barnett was held over TO appear before
Judge Hiles Oc,Ober8. He will be In
the custody OF the sheriff up TO that
TINT. Mrs. Barnett, VINO sells bread
Tor livelihood, Ia widow and the
mother Of two chlldTeu, a boy ana
girl, anu when snu learned that young
rhOmAs was 10 DO free, che immediate.
liz asked that her boy hp committed
preferably 10 the county jail, "wheTc
ne will learn 10 appreciate his moth.
eT'a sAcr fees IN his behalf"
Tho boy wept bitterly ~ Dep
uly Booth took him from the
court rooms to tho shoriIi'a office. Toe
moor mother confessed h1f Inability 10
control her fatheTlesu child 10 long as
young Thomas was not confined TO
some place o, punishment
The "HeAr YozD Of Bailih MAhan
was then heard Rdlournlng the Third
Judicial diatficI court until Dot. g.