Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-07
LEDA GETS ANOTHER DAY
WILL RE-ARREST BENBRoOK
Judge Pardee HIIes an Amendment to
the Commitment Of the slayer
OF n. q. Morris.

~ - - NANhfaHf
There were several now developments
In the Bonbro0k Morris murder case to-
day County Attorney Putnam flied au
Information charging BonbrOok with
murder To- the first degree and VIII
arrest Tor ana prosecute him on that
score. Miss strombcrE appeared To-
court and IN a NJ of weeping and Hood
Of tears told Judge cherry that she was
unable to give bond today She stat
ed that she would ask no one 10 be-
come surety for her except her mother
and her mother was sick abci. on
this showing she was granted un nd-
dltlonal twcnty-four hours IN which TO
secure bondsmcn who would guarantee
her appearance In court. Justice Par
dee also Med AN amendment 90 Bis
commitment defining more particularly
his position.
THE MURDER IMPORTATION.
County Attorney Graham T.. Putnam
today filed an Information with the
clerk Of the Third District charging
John II. Bonbrook with murder in the
nrt degree. The information reads as
follows.
In the district court Of the third
judicial district Of tho state OF Utah IN
and Tor the county OF Salt Lake.
The State Of Utah. va John H.
Benbrook, defendant Information.
John n. Bcnbrook. having hereto
fore boon duly committed by James u.
Pardcc, a committing magistrate Of
this county, 10 answer 10 tho charge.
accused by Graham =. Putnam. county
and prosecuting attorney for the county
VI Salt Lake, state Of Utah. by this In
formation, " the crime ~ murder IN
the nrst degree committed ns follows;
That the said John H. Bonhrook. on
the 18th day OF july a. D. one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety nine. at
the county Of Salt Lake. state of Utah.
upon one Barton g. Morris unlawfully.
wilfully, felonlouuly deliberately. pre-
meditntedly, OF his malice ufprcthpught
and with the specific intent TO take the
life Of him. the said Burton e.. Morris,
an assault did make, vita q certain gun.
commonly called q revolver which then
ana there was loaded with gun powder
ana lcndeu bullet. then and therr by
him the fald John II, nenhruok had and
held IN his hands, and then and there
unlawfully. felunlously deliberately.
prcmedltutedly OF hiH malice uforc-
thought, and with the specific intent To
take the life OF him the said nurton g.
Morris, the said revolver 80 loaded uH
aforesaid. did shoot and discharge upon
and against the body OF him the said
Burton G. Morris. thereby. and by thus
striking the said Burton g.. Morris. with
one OF the said lcadun bullets. innlctlng
la Ia. a.. lao D. o d. a
Burton g. Morris one mortal wound
from which mortal wound the said Bur
ton O. Norris then ana there died. and
80 the suid John II. Bunhruuk, loo the
manner and form ufurCs aid uul1wfully
wilfully foloniously, deliberately. pre-
meditatcdly ana uf his malice nf0rc-
thought the said Burton g.. Morris
then ana there ala KIN and murder.
contrary to the form OF the statute lu
such case made and provided and
against the peace and dignity OF the
State OF Utah.
GRAHAM +. PUTNAM.
County and Prosecuting Attorney FOR
the County OF Salt Lake, state OF
Utah
TO RE-AREEsT BENBRooK.
Beubrook not having yet applied for
bail, II ~ presumed that his attorneys
VIII now attack MT iutuuuH action OF
today before making another move,
A. soon un Judge NorrUll returns TO
the city Mt Putnam Will mako uppli-
cation Tor the re-arrcst Of Bgnbrook up
on warrant based on todny's inf0rmu.
tlon. Il may be- his honor viii COM
slider this step wholly unnecessary.
List OF WITNESSES.
on the back Of the Information tho
following names Of State witnesses APP
pear
e. s. WllkcH Steve Kccnr. ia SAN
berg, pf n. A. Anderson, Edward Ms
son, Charles BlErlow Onaly.thc wutcrl
John Hume, George Chase. Richard
Eddiugton, ThOmus Hilton j. ~ bur
bldge, Lrdn Stromborg, Alexander Nc
Master. Robot -, Duulun Mrs. seldom
!. Clawson. Thomas Holiday George a.
sheets, a c. Morris, w. n. Dickson,
MuthloHpu.