Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
OGDEN News.
,,r,u SEPT. 20, 1902,
ALLEGED HIGHWAYMAN.
40. parker OF Roy Arrested ON
sian, Charge District Court
r.o.ysar sentence for burglary

Il ,,..onna H. castle WIS given " iva
s.,ore Judge Howell yesterday az
y" as,oou on the charge of robbery, pre-
Il ,a AGAINST him by Charles Glick'
49,. erst witness examined was the
Ala, who testified that he was
n anr,srIus around in the Union Depot
Il .sds wednesday evening with three
4 ,sor Indians when the defendant Cas-
oams No to them and holding up a
l.,A in their faces demanded their
'OoOey that his three companions ran
4 ,oy from him and Castle went
,oneh his pockets, securing fifty
,,s He then fired several shots in
,ta direction which the other Indians
Two of the yard men teStihed
= 90 similar facts, as did also two OF the
a IN rngneef Nelson and Fireman Brown,
q vbn we're running the Southern Paciic
a ,ni,ch engine in the yards on the even
& ing Of the robbery, testified 10 nearing
z sbots fired and of Castle a rev mo
msrts afterwards jumping up In their
engine and shooting out the nght.
4 chef Of Police Browning, who maze
me- arrest Of Castle, testified to hearing
Z ssots fred and of making the arrest,
&,bat a loaded pistol and a NUMBER Oh
csrridges were found In his possession
4 when he was taken In custody also 'he
me defendant denied the charge, and
h Me attorney II. D. Johnson, made
strong plea for him. The action was
8 rro,ecuted by County Attorney Hal
4 rer,on. The court after hearing the
y evidence bound Castle over under w.
q On bonds to answer to the charge TO
4 me- district court, He was unable TO
II furnish bonds and was turned over 10
4 ii, custody Of the sheriff.
4 HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
n George Parker young man OF Roy,
4 Weber county, was arrested yesterday
! afternoon by the sheriff on the charge
4 Of grand larceny preferred against him
4 BY Angus Mcdonald Of Willard, Boxel-
4 tT county.
q Last February Mcdonald was camp
n hg near ogden. He tied his team to
a bis wagon, but the next morning when
4 he awoke his horses were missing A
' short time ago he found one Of the
horses hitched to delivery wagon, and
latter making inquiry found out that
3the other horse was In the possession
pf the young man who has been ar
Srested and he decided TO have young
Marker explain to the courts how he
8ame In possession OF the horse. Par
ker was arraigned before Judge Howell
Hon the charge and entered a plea OF
4tot guilty. He was released on $3.50
bond which was furnished by his father
! and Thomas Hull. The date Of the pre-
llminary hearing was not set.
BEFORE JUDGE ROLAPP.
i Judge Rolapp heard the case Of Car
fe b Lee against Aurelia NJ. Croker,
g cut brought by plaintiff TO recover ST.
Il W alleged TO be due on account Of the
cslendant leasing to the plaintiff GER
yam rooms o nthe second floor Of the
building situated at No. rs Twenty.
MN street FOR one year over which de-
leaaant had no control. The court af-
N' nearing the evidence held that there
n was no cause Of action and dismissed
4 ihe case.
saI has been filed in the Second dis
q ,rlc' court by the Joseph Schultz Brew
a ing company against Miles l.. Jones TO
recover '3ila alleged TO be due for GER
= yam goods and merchandise delivered
70 plalntlh by the defendant.
CASE AGAINST WILLIAM LEAGUE.
Justice P, j. Hall heard the case NJ
us STATE vs. William league. This IL
NJ acton brought against defendant.
Saasl9g MIN with obtaining goods un-
~ l4se pretenses II Is alleged that
=. wught certain goods from the Stu.
.OnH wagon Co.. through their
80 y H. Peterson, giving a chat.
w mortgage on the same. II Is now
.auae1 mat league has taken some of
w livestock out of the state on which
~ s.. ,he mortgage, The court took
'F 'ase under advisement.
TWO YEARS FOR BURGLARY.
a bp ~ bradford, who was found guilty Of
ss-saIlllng a Southern Pacific car. was
& !, ,D' M BY Judge Rolapp to two years
~ We state prison.
sunday SCHOOL CONFERENCE.
s, s0s Weber Weber stake annual Sunday
& 0 S,l conference will convene in The
n s1' ~ ~. tabernacle Sunday next. Sent.
a ~ ~ Three sessions win be held
4 Fsn~..H'., m, 2 and p. m. respectively
81 riy,, ina attention It Is desired, shall be
Y su,a. me memory exercises before
8 viii I Music by the tabernacle choir
4 A s, ~ furnished at all three sessions.
A pub invitation is extended to the
su,s,r' 70 attend. Some Of the general
school board from Salt Lake