Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-17
TH|RTY-TWO CASES
UP BEFORE D|EHL
Making a Total Of Seventy-three
Since Last Saturday
Morning.
MAY ESCAPE PROSECUTION.
Men Brought Back From Denver on
Charge or Burglarlzing DaSnes
Store May 60 Free.

Ef amy one thinks that Judge c. 3.
Dichl OF che criminal division Of the
city court is not having busy times
these days. the doubling Thomas
should examine the docket presided
over by Clerk George Clutch The
docket will show that on Saturday
morning last Il cases were disposed OF
The Saturday News viii also show
this. Every day is taken Up To July
and all this is in addition 10 tho
Regular police call when drunSs. vaTs
and kindred cases are disposed of.
The others are state chses. Four state
cases were called this morning and
the docket for this afternoons bust
ness shows Is cases
WELLS HELD.
Tho first called this morniug was
that OF Edward Wells. the youth who
passed "A forged check on the Vim
cent Shoe company for s12S. He
pleaded guilty TO tho charge and was
held to answer to tho district court.
He was unable to furnish bonds in the
sum OF $40 and was remanded to the
county Jail.
Emmit Brady. accused OF grand
larceny. pleaded not guilty but waived
preliminary hearing and was held to
tho district court He was renlanded
In default Of $500 bail Brady is ac-
cused OF stealing a watch and chain
from Martin Johnson.
FINED $40 FOR ASSAULT.
Albert Galurant, one of the three
young men convicted Of assault and
battery upon Claude Russell some
time ago. appeared for sentence this
morning. Judge Dehl stated that
there was no doubt as to the guilt
of the defendant but he believed that
Gsllifant was not as much to blame
as were the other defendants. He
was fined $50 which will be paid TO-
day unless an appeal Is taken.
SUSPECTS MAY GO FREE.
There is a chance that Ed Phillips,
Fred McFarling and Ed Jennings the
three men brought back from Denver
by Capt. Burbidge for alleged compli-
city in the Daynes tewelry robbery,
win escape prosecution. Their case was
called this morning but did not go on
for hearing for the reason that Asst.
County Atty. Lyon was not ready. Mr..
Lyon stated that he was so busy that
he had not time 10 prepare his case, and
asked that the matter so over until
He stated that, IL at that
time he was not ready he would dis
miss the case. The continuance was
resisted by Attys. Soren X. Christensen
and William Newton for the defense.
Mr.. Christensen declared there was no
chance TO make case against the de-
PENDANTS and as they had been in GUS
tody for some weeks, thought they
should be released on their own recog
nlzance. Judge Dtehl stated to the
prosecuting attorney that II Mr.. Lyon
could state tomorrow morning that he
would be ready for hearing on Thurs
day the case might 30 over until that
date. but II he could not make the
proper showing tomorrow morning the
defendants would be released on their
own recogni2ance.
The attorneys for the defense claim
that 1t was through the accused that
any OF the stolen property was recOv-
cred. 1t is admitted that they know
who turned the trick but there Is no
of connecting them with it
except that they received some OF the
jewelry and diamonds. Mr.. Daynes
stated that the firm had recovered ST.
$40 worth of the stolen property.