The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-15
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.


NWAlNlAN AhN-aes hiHl NltA lA-it anu iuN
first business done was the sentencing Of
Peter Clark, convicted oiyoluntarv man.
slaughter for killing Henry Nuscnt at
Park City.
Beside the prisoner sat his faithful
wife with her babe in her arms. hoping
against hope that the sentence 90 soon
60 be pronounced upon her husband
would be a mild one.
The prisoner was ordered to stand up.
aud the court said
Peter CLARK, 4 there any reason why
sentence should not now be- passed upon
you2'
There l. none, your Honor. replied
CLARK, "but hope YOU will take into
consideration the long time / have been
IN prison, the fact that am not At heart
guilty, and that you will be a- lenient
as possibly
Peter Clark, +" replied the court. "you
we're indicted for murder you have had
q fair aud impartial trial you were ably
defended in fact do not remember to
have heard an ADLER or more earnest de.
tense. The jury found YOU guilty Of
voluntary manslaughter; they could
have found you guilty Of a much grayer
ohensc. do not believe you premed.
itsted murder; much sympathy goes out
20 your faithful wife now sitting beside
YOU and for her sake wish your sem
tencc could be lighter than shall i'm.
puse, but your term Of imprisonment
will be greatly shortened by good be-
havior You are sentenced to be i'm
pri.oned In the State renitcntiary iorihc
TERN of TN YEARs.
Tor the first time during the trial the
faithful little woman lost her selicontrol,
and when the words fell from the lips Of
the Judge on the bench, she broke
down aud wept piteousy. She has re.
manned near her husband ever since
hi- conviction, and during her residence
In Coalyille has made friends Of all who
have known her, and who deeply sym.
paihizc with her To her sore distress.
After sentence had been passed she and
her husband were lei from the court.
room, she IN tears, her husband APP
parenily unmoved.
With time OIL for good behavior, the
prisoner will have to serve five years and
zen months,
THAI cALESDNR-cfyil,
The following il the civil calendar set
ior the June term
NJ. :. Aschhiem Va. John Began,
June 9th.
Fate Chase vs.. John s,onebraker,
etal., June l7th.
Jarop Anderson ". DAILY Mining Com.
pany, June 18th.
u. c. Mclaughlin, receiver, ". J. q.
Lambert, ct al, June l2th.
Henry Newell, ct al, vs.. George Bet
finger, passed
benjamin williams vs.. Andrew Fra.
zier June 9TH.
Walter wllcocks v. Park City Water
works. June 18th.
&c. Mclaughlin, receiver, vs.. I. X.
snow, ct AL, June 18th.
Fred Rasbsnd ct al, ". Emma II,
IIayi. oxecuirix. June 18th.
John Grecn vs. Andrew Lundin, ct al
June l7h.
McCormick Harvesting Machine Com
pany W. J. A. Marchan,, ct al, June 10
Frederick Stohl vs. DAILY Mining Con'
pany, June l2
J. g. Homer W. Ontario Mining Com
pany, June II.
Sarah woolsey, ct al, ". Anchor
Mining Company. passed.
Nellie Hosiord vs.. c. +. llosiord, Juu'
..
Samuel Gines vs. Lucy u. Mccormick
adminisira,ix, passed plaintiff granted
leave to ile supplemental complaint.
Matilda Freeman W.. Edward Larson
June 10.
WIN. Handy vs.. DAILY Mining Com
pany, Juue 10,
T., ". Reese administrator, W. Nor
gan Mining Company, passed.
T., NJ. West, vs.. J, :. salmon, June ~
Thomas Wilde VI. Home Coal Com
pany, passed.
Ellen Conner vs.. 5. NJ. Radon, ct al.
passed.
CRIMINAL cALESDAK
Park City VS.. II. 5. Hyde, larceny
passed.
State vs.. Lee Drouby, grand larceny
passed.
State vs.. Ephraim Megcham, appeale'
from lustlce court, Park City, passed.
State vs.. Brig witt, iornlcation, or
dered to plead June o.
State vs.. l.. J. Woodbury., assault will
deadly weapon, ordered to plead June 8
LAW ASD NorloN CALENDAR
VI. l.. Clarity vs.. p. Lynch, demurre
to complaint withdrawn, ten days 4
answer
Charles Barnacolt W.. Hugh Kill
kenny, demurrer to. complaint with
drawn, ten days TO answer.
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