Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
NELSON HEARING
ON DECEMBER N . I
Calendar Of Unusual Importance
Announced by Federal Courts
For November.
EIGHT WEEKS IN THIS TERM.
EIGHT WEEKS IN THIS TERM
"Coin Sweating Countcrfciting, Mail
Robbcrics ana Other. Grave Charges
TO Be Investigated.

Gases to be heard in the federal
court during the November term We're
set this morning. Perhaps the most
important is the Nelson case which
Will be a continuation of the investiga-
lion of the famous Utah National bank
robbery. This is set for Dec. Z. This
affair, brimming with sensations, came
10 light last January and following
secret investigation by the grand jury,
a, w. Nelson was indicted
Young Nelson has not been arraignea
yet 50 has not yet had chance To
plead. He is represented by A. Is. r.
vine. who was extremely DESTROYS that
his client get an early herring. Inc
indicted man was cashier of Bingham
bark having business relations WIFI
the Utah National in this city. he is
Il nephew of Joseph Nelson former
cashier of the latter institution
Pmkertons and police worked for
| weeks upon the case and during the
"s!euthing" the whole affair was Kept
In deer mystery. Public interest was
thoroughly whetted and interest shown
about town after an announcements
thar tho hearing of the indicted man
had been set, showed plainly that tho
interest in the case has become none
tllt flGSS uuEIilS paSSitis iiipii''i'7'
The first case set is that of the U. ;.
VS.. Jack Lacey, charged with tamper-
ing with the u. S. mails. The second
Is also a email" case. The third is
that of the u. S, VS.. Albert Swain,
Grace Fuller and others, charged with
purchasing soldiers supplies and equip-
ment. The case set for Monday, Nov.
lG, is that of the U. S. vs.. Eben j.
Gregory, charged with coin sweat
ing" or in plain English, extracting
gold from coins. Gregory is held on
two counts, the other being that OF
having counterfeitng outfit in his
possession. Special secret service men
were sent out from Denver and worked
for months on the case before making
an arrest. Damage suits compose the
bulk of the hearings set.
Several mining suits of Importance
are scheduled, especially important is
that of the Silver King Con-, VS.. the
Silver kilS Coalition.
To f. NJ. Brady probably belongs the
title of 'the man who filed the first
suit against the Western Pacific in
Utah.
The hearing of the case Michigan
Trust company VS.. Edward p. Ferry,
8 is also of keen local interest.
Coal cases and hearings of railroad
companies charged with violations of
the safety appliance act are also in
cluded IN what is perhaps as important
a calendar as has ever been made up
in the federal courts in this district.
The settings in detail follow:
| Monday Nov, gu. S. VS. Jack Lacey;
Tuesday--U. S. VS. P. e p. Poulos.
Wednesday-U. s. We Shirley D. Par
kcr; U. S. VS. Grace Fuller; ". S. VS.
Albert Swain. Thursday ". S. vs. l..
Solomon. Friday--u. S. VS. David r.
Brown.
crf-f,N-r 5yIJ,E,L-
Monday, Nov. 16-U. S. VS. e. j. Greg
Dry. (tWo counts). Tuesday Samson vs.
u. S. Mining Co Wednesday-Sa
Thursday-N. A. w. Soderberg VS. La
COON resort. Friday-W. l.. Bateman
VS. Utah Con, smoke case.
THIRD WEEK.
Monday. Nov. 23-Core Creek Coal
Co. VS.. Fairbanks, Morse & Co.: Tues
day-Ei Mitchell VS.. u. S. S. Co;
"Wednesday Joseph Pagnotto VS. Utah
Con: Friday-W. II. Smith VS.. Taylor
Brunton.
FOURTH WEEK.
Monday. Nov. 3o-H. A. Shelley vs..
Utah Gas & Coke Co. Tucsday--U. S.
VS.. u. p. Coal 20. ct al; Wednesday,
u. s. VS.. Minor Building Co ct AL;
L ' - -.
S. Co.; G. j. Shoup ct al. vs. Utah
Con-
Friday-sIver King Consolidated
Mining company VS.. Silver King Coali
ton.
FIFTH WEEK.
Monday-Dec. Z, United states VS..
Andrew w. Nelson. Tuesday-United
States VS.. Rio Grande Western Rail-
WAY con1uany Nv Fri IF this
guardian VS.. Garfield Water company,
Thursday-Mike Bran vs.. Tintic Min
ing and Development company. Friday
Jacob Jacobson VS.. Ohio Copper.
sIxT WEEK.
Monday. Dec. 14--Jacob Rosgan vs..
DAILY West. Tuesday-Joe Copp VS..
Utah Con. Wednesday-Utah Savings
& Trust company VIZ. j. II. Heron.
friday--A. Colaianni vs. Central Coal
& Coke company
SEVENTH WEEK.
Monday, Jan. 4-Michigan Trust Co.
vs.. Edward P. Ferry 1.-TWO counts;
Tuesday,. NJ. Brady VS.. Western Pa
citic Ry. Co.; Wednesday-D. w. Dor
land vs. Utah Copper Co.: Thursday
a. southworth VS.. Salt Lake & Utah
Valley Ry. Co; Frlday-W. Y. crox-
all VS.. Colorado Mining Co..
EIGHTH WEEK.
Monday, Jan. 11--Winifred Wagner
VS., Utah Copper; Tuesday,. II. Sisam
Vs. u. s S. Co.; Wednesday-Ch Charles
Steadman vs.. u. S. S. Co.: Thursday
U. $. ys. Utah Fuel Co.. u. S. VS.. Don
G. Robbins; Friday--George FREQ VS..
American Smelling &c Refining Co; Sat
nrday-John Hill! VS.. DAILY Judge.