Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-04
TEN PRISONERS
ARE ARRAIGNED.
Charged With Crimes Ranging
From Petit Larceny to At.
tempted Murder.
SEVEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
Among Them Is Edward Rea, who
Made an Assault on Max Blank
Other Offenders

Today was arrangement day in the
criminal division Of the district court
Ten prisoners. ranging In ages from II
10 60 years, were arr0igned before
Judge Morse this morning on various
charges from petit larceny TO assault
with intent TO commit murder One
half Of the prisoners arraigned were
boys ranging IN ages from II to q
years, who were charged with petit
larceny grand larceny, HOUSEKEEPING
ana burglary. Seven out OF the 10 de-
PENDANTS entered pleas OF not guilty,
while the other three were granted un-
III tomorrow morning IN which to
plead. Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Judge Morse viii set the criminal cases
which win be heard at the September
term OF court
Edward Rea, who on June 20 made
an assault upon Max Blank with a
loaded revolver, entered plea Of not
guilty TO the charge Of assault with Il
deadly weapon with intent to commit
murder His attorney Judge Pardce'
moved the court to reduce Rea's bail
Which was fixed by the committing
magistrate az $3.50. lie stated that
Mr. Rea's wife Is dangerously III with
typhoid fever and the defendant was
very anxious TO be released upon bonds
but that he could not furnish the above
AMOUNT OF bail. Dist Atty Eiclnor
stated that he would make some inves-
LEGATIONS concerning the case. and the
court thereup0n continued the motion
until tomorrow morning.
mot guilty. was also the plea OF
@. X, Hartman who is charged with
burglary and petit larceny. The In
formation charges that, on the night
af July T. Hartman burglarized the sa-
loon OF Louis Hobcin at 220 south state
and stole 81 from the cash drawer. The
plea stated above was entered to both
counts IN the Information,
William Evans. an old man apparent
~ 50 years OF age was arraigned on
the charge OF an attempt to make a
criminal assault upon a 15-year-old
girl named Eliza Jones. The crime
was committed on July g. The defend
ant entered a plea of not guilty to the
charge.
: X. l.. McIain, who with his sweet
n 70
the authorities and have the charge
against him reduced was arraIgned on
the charges of housebreaking and petit
larceny and entered q plea Of not
guilty 10 each. on July 20. IL ls charg.
ed, he broke into ]. l.. Dlgnan's room
Mt 40 west Second South and stole
suit of clothes.
Jeffries Curtis, colored, entered pleas
OF not guilty TO the charges of burg.
larry and an attempt to commit grand
larceny On the night OF Aug. q. Cur
rs attempted TO to break into O safe In
the barber shop OF j l.. Karr. ut 2O4
south state street where he was en-
ploNed as porter. The safe contained
a diamond ring valued ut 500, gold
watch valued at $50 and $50 in cash,
william Carlson and Oliver Erickson,
two young boys about Is years Of age
were arralgned on the charges OF burg
larry and petit larceny, and the time for
entering their pleas was postponed
until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
ON Dec g. 1902, II is charged that the
boys broke into. J. w Curries assay
office, 20 west Third South. ana stole
three gold nuggets valued Mt $40 each
The time for William Hayden to en-
ter his plea TO the charge of an at
tempt TO commit grand larceny was
get for tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
u r. charged that Hayden attempted
TO pick the pockets Of j. f. Cahlll on
Aug. g.
Richard Baker and John Orgel aged
hbout IA years, were arraigned on two
intormaticns charging them with grand
lofceny and entered pleas OF not
guilty to both on Aug. 10. II is charg
,a that they stole q horse from G NJ.
Kendall valued at Sl2b and on Aug 20
they stole n horse from r. III. Llndley
valued at 500.