Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-18
PRISONERS ARE
ARRAICNEO.
Thirteen Of Them Summoned to
Appear Before Judge NOrrelI.
ALL PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Accusation Of n Husband Against isis
wifc-veriict In the ucAfce Case
-Other Matters.

Thirteen prisoners. about aH tough a
looking crowd as one would care to see.
appeared before Judge Norrell today
and were arraigned ON charges OF vari-
Gus crimes.
Eugene urccn pleaded not guilty TO
two informations charging him with
grand larceny lie " accused of steal
INK horses belonging TO Mortimer s.
Allen and I.lewcilyn Lindsay, IN salt
Lake county, ON the LIST aud and of he
ccmbcr. isss.
Tracy ingraham pleaded not guilty to
assault with deadly weapon. alleged
10 have been committed upon william
w. Miller. In this city. ON the ith ~
December. 1885 Attorney Farley y.
Christensen WINS appointed by the court
To- defend fngraham.
Am. MAR was nrraigned on the
charge Of assault with intent to commit
rape. and pleaded not guilty. His al
legged victim II little cn-ycar-oid Elcs-
nora Franks The oncnsc IN alleged to
have been committed In this city. on
tho 18th OF December. 1895.
William Sims. u colofcd man. next
came forward and pleaded not guilty to
two informations charging him with
Improper conduct With two females
named clara Anderson and Margaret
Mccahc, both under the age ~ eighteen.
Defendant was represented by Attor-
ncy w. H. Hutchinson.
Forgery was the charge on which NJ.
y. Oiilen was arfnigned. and he. too.
pleaded not guilty. The defendant IL
charged with having, IN November last.
forged the name OF Joseph Dcltrlch to
a check on Mccormick q co. for tib.ss.
Norton Curtis ANA Arthur curtis were
arrnlEncd ON the charge of assault with
a deadly weapon, with Intent TO do bod
ily harm. alleged To have been canmlt-
ted uopn John g. Mnckay In Salt Lake
county on the Sth Inst. They pleaded
not guilty. Judge Norroll appointed
Attorney George Woatorvelt 20 defend
Norton curtis and Dennis g. Elchnor To
look after the Interests Of the other de-
PENDANT.
Jack richards. Al. Y. Lamb and Ar
thur and Norton Curtis, pleaded not
guilty 60 burglary. Richard Hartley
and -. ~. Hampstead were appointed
by the court u defend them. Dcf.nd-
ants are charged In two lnlormatipna
with having burTlnfiKed the barn OF
John g. Mackay In Granger, Salt Lake
county. md getting away with set OF
double harnesA ~ Well az go pounds Of
oats and 100 pounds OF iucern seed anj
half OF a mutton,
DID NOT WANT An ATTORNEY.
~. Weber. "thc man Of many crimes "
next came forward and listened to the
reading Of an Information charging
him with cmbexEiement.t which he en-
tered an emphatic plea 81 not guilty.
Weber u rather dignined looking
man with a decided German accent.
The Information contains two counts
ana accuses him Of cmbcExllng four
horneH. "a buggy ana harness, the prop
crty Of y. u. Holt Jr. The Offenae IN
alleged 10 have taken place IN this city
on the 9Th 81 December. 1895. The fol-
lowing colioluy took place between
| Judge Norrcll and the defendant
| court-lfavr you an attorney
Weber-N No. your honor. haf notund
don't want one. l yuHt defend mine
self.
court-Arc you an attorney
Weber with seeming indlgnation)-
No. sir. vas not.
Court-po you think you can defend
| yourself ~ we'll ~ an attorney could :
| Wohrr-Ncll I don't know about dat.
hut I would yuHt like 10 examine some
OF dose Witnesses vat dcy got up against
m" und bring out dc facts, und I don't
! want vat you call some OF dose tDch-
nicaiitlcs hisnec-. und den would yusi
leaf II Ia you, shudge.
Nourt-Mell. I will appoint Attorney
AlyiruH Snow to defend you.
Weber tresignedlyl--Ncil, all ride.
Three more prisoners named IN tho
Information na william Morrison,
charles Vivian and y. w AHmus
pleaded not guilty 20 burglary. The
court appointed Attorney George ~
Lawrence 10 defend them. In answer
to Clerk MelOy Vivian said that was
not his true name. and refused 10 tell
what u was The defendants alleged
ciime consists NJ their having entered
the store OF Harness Hardy a company
lsnHt Temple street, ON the night oi
December ~, 1895. ana getting away
| With number ~ articles, This com.
pletcd the ATTACHMENTS. and the pris-
! onefH were then lined up, like ~ many
soldiers, handcuffod and marched on
Ia the county ihil
Sherig linwella. John Montgomery
Jr., ABB Dyer and John cummock per-
formed the rHcorting act. The appear.
Huco 81 tho officers with such a crowd
I uf prisoner attracted lots OF attention
/ la the iUlul hulldiuu