Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-02

and Bourdman was resentenro, =
day. In the afternoon Sherlfr ester.
took him to Salt Lake S'orrs
IN the case of John Harvey
George Williams. accused of bnr,,,a ana
INF Nudu store In Goshen, den,".k-
and new information viii ba 'SIunrheN,
chas. Payer was bound oyer b, ,I nW.h'
tice Gardner Monday in 81 .O00 Jus
on the charge of burglariz,po' nus
Rudd's store in Goshen. He IL At.
pending further legal proceedin,.nn lal
II. $. Partridge. of Payson vos ~,
before Justice Booth yesterdnv aiken
charge OF burglary. committed las, we
ing two rings and pistol from 'S Mi
EVA Mitchell, formerly of Payson na.
OF Mercur' Prosecuting Attorney I,sse
niu ,he complaint changed from hn,s
glary to housebreaiing, and pnr,r gli-
waived examination and was cotn,,, t,,lse
TO await the action of the Fourth ~.
trict court. He has admitted =, us
the PROPERTY and will plead puil,, nus
the earliest opportunity. YesterdaS ~
ternoon another case .f mo-, al
brought home to Partridge .throush va. va
efforts of eX-City Marshal Ballad w
Payson, who has been inyestIga,,.l
cartridges record in connection wiz
Sheriff Storrs. Late in October n VIZ
u.
of Payson, and Mr.. Ballard found Il, ~
Salt Lake City in the possession ~ M "a
II. Goss. who had traded an overcos, -
Partridge Tor II. Partridge elso as
knowledSed this transaction. /, il ~
lieved that the stealing of several o,ts'
articles could he brought hcrne 10 y t,r'
but most likely the officers will he sa,ia'
fled with the plea Of guilty 81 ~
charge now pending against him h, ~.
court. III We
The preliminary hearing On -,
charge of Islander against Hpber pa M'
of American Fork. was commas,
yesterday in Justice Booths coT,,
County Attorney King appeared for NJ.
state and j. w. N. Whitecotton 10, ~.
defendant. Some time ago Bate ws.
arrested on charge of fornIcatios
with a Miss Laycock of Amer,nsaa
Fork. A short time afterwards n co,.
plant charging him with slander5,
MISS Nellie Loader, now I,
Murray but formerly of pleasant
Grove, was sworn out against him n.
was accused of telling several portIa,
that he coui not marry MissI .aycockbs'
cause he was also guilty in the caseof
Miss Loader. After the complaint \;
SANDER was made against Bate he bs,
denied that Miss Loader was the NAV,
he gave and stated that he gave n.
name of Nellie Loadedge, who lived a,
40 west. Fifth South, Salt Lake Clv
Sheriff Stors has tried to find NIX.
Loadedge, hut failed, and believes 4.
is Il myth. The number OF her Salt AL.
residence certainly is. YESTERDAY Wbs
the hearing was commenced CouhtT
Attorney King was disappointed IN NJ
evidence of his witnesses. Miss Load,
was first placed on the stand and t,s
titled that she was not even acdualntal
with defendant. hut the other witness,
who had heard him mention any nan.
in connection with his confession Ia. .
titled that the name used was Ioadei,,
and some We're not placed on the staM /
because their story was entirely dina.
ent from what Mr.. King had been b.
formed 1t would be. The greatest L.
appointment, however, was the 4;
that Bate had married Miss Iaua
Monday. and of course she couldNs
made to testify against her husg.
Mr. King asked that an adjounra
be taken till Friday at 10 O'Clock
he believed he could obtain furis
evidence. This was objected to by W.
Whitecotton but granted with u
understanding that II Mr.. King cana
obtain the necessary evidence he VII
dismiss the case, and It is generally o.
lleved that the case will have to b
dismissed for lack of evidence.