Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-27


Justice James u. Pardcc. sitting as n
committing magistrate In the Morris
B,nbrook tragedy. this afternoon held
ths defendant 10 the district court on
ihi charge Of granddaughter. fxing his
tiI In the sum Of $4,000
Thus fell the curtain ON another act
Of one OF tho most sensational murder
cases In the history of Utah.
The courts dccialo was rendered az
ths hour Of 2il5 this afternoon. The
whole Of the day NJ 10 the time named
hld been consumed In argument
when Justice Pardec took his seat
On the bench In Judge Norrelrs court
room shortly after 10 O'Clock this morn
ms BE- remarked that the place was In
sancnhly hot Judge Powers Hug-
g,iisd that Judge Cherry's court room
was much cooler consequently an. adj
i0lmment was taken to the place
aefass the hallway.
Attorney Lindsay Rogers continued
he argument Tor the defense and was
followed by Assistant County Attorney
Ray Van Colt FOR the prosecution.
julgo Zane then occupied brief por-
tIal Of the time In behalf Of the de-
isalani, and at $50 this afternoon
County Attorney Putnam finished the
closing argument for the state. A.
toan az Nj Putnam had taken his seat
Justice rurdce cnquIred II there were
any further arguments and receiving
a r,ply I'm the negative. his honor pro-
u.alel Go aayi
70 seems 10 me that In considering
OILS case as Il has been presented TO thu
oolri, there was no evidence OF malice
u generalization ON the part OF the de-
inianl, but on the contrary, there APP
Ilu 60 have been an absence OF
ul.'ee However. II would seem that
itfe was struggle between these two
llfh un the evening OF July 18th. ono
van escaping with his lifc. Il there
ilie seems TO be my duty 10 hold the
ud,ndani 90 the district court On the
'.ige " mnnslaughter."
Judge Powors-Mill your honor Tx
w amout u bail2
Ihg court asked counsel to suggest
iis amount.
senator nrown~-Wc want such n ball
az Nll hold these murlerous gamblers.
W. cont think 10000 any too much,
t.lse luWcra-Me want "a reasonable
u,.l ana suggest the sum OF $4,000,
e,alpf ht0Wn-Wo think $4,000 rea-
s.aAoe enough. Remember the other
wv i dead We may consent TO a
iil.uon 10 the defendant nndH Il Inn
i 'hs gonrl-Let the defendants bail
hted 40 10000.
MNalor hrown-Of course your honor
e-l'i.l anis that the county attorney
E ulH uu Information charging the
.Alanl with murder In tho first de-
NE court-Y.s.
st, NV. .al,9t hrown-And that the defend
.llN remain In the custody OF the
'Ur'u unui The bond has been Med.
W. court That IN understood,
hs county iail.
WILL bE TRIED FOR MURDER.
county Attorney Putnam and sonn-
brown both declare that an lnfor-
KIN Nlll De filed charging Bonbrook
s murder In the first degree and
crime manu- '''"' '"' '"N'
NANsLAuGHTER DEFINED.
ID, NaMlalghtcr" says tho state sta
NV % the unlawful killing OF % hui
tV , .hl,lng without malice. 1t Is Of
of, No,'unlary upon u sudden quarrel
VI, neat ~ passion.
aT lollntnry, In the commission Of
unlhWtul act not amounting to "a
mi or IN the commission Of a law
m r r. which might produce death. In
an, I,,laWtul manner or without due
--N'n oI eircumspection."
PENALTY FOR MANsLAudHrER.
aNs Ghunlary granddaughter ls punish
my w Imprisonment In the state prl-
irs-. r., a term not less than one nor
ais,. than ten years. Involuntary man.
Tsr, yer " punishable by imprisnn-
onl ~, " iho county Jail not exceeding
PENALTY FOR MURDER.
nr't person guilty Of murder In the
H. rsleo shall suffer death. or. upon
limo d