The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-24
THREE YEARS FOR B0LIN.
Defaulting Studebaker Agent Makes
Plea for Leniency Before
Judqe Booth.

Provo, Feb. BIT. II. Bolin the Stude-
baker Bros Cos agent who left here
November oath aft y taking some Of the
company's money, came before Judge
Booth today for sentence, he having en-
tered plea of guilty Saturday On being
asked if he had anything to say why SEN
tence should not be pronounced, said:
All have to say, judge, is that | male
the mistake of my life. and l am here tO
make amends. and came here willingly,
and If there is any mercy for a man i'll
that position / shall be grateful for it,
Judge Booth-TheTe is one thing l don
understand after the talk j had with YOU
the other day: You said that this was the
only thing against you. After that Mr..
Ross, Of Lehi, came in and he was Vers
anxious that actor be taken against you
Tor bisamy. Mr.. Ross is your brother-in-
law. is he not2
BGIin-Yes. he is supposed to be.
Judge Booth-Do you mean 20 say that
you did not marry his sister,
Bolin-No. | married his sister but the
way he and the family have treated ma
/ have had nothing to do with them Tor
long time. If there is anything against
me 1t is something that has been gotten
Up by my enemies, MIR. Ross is my
enemy, I know. There mas been lot of
newspaper talk about where ] went after
left Provo. which | positively deny.
Judge Booth-Well. the newspaper re-
ports will have nothing to do with this
sentence, and neither will what Mr.. Ross
said He came to me voluntarily, just ds
you did. and | could not reconcile the two
statements The Judgment of the court
is that you be confined in the state prison
for term Of three years.
Abstract Of judgment from Justice Whit
akers court in the case of l.. w, Lund vs..
Neils Monson has been filed in the fourth
district court The judgment. including
costs. is for S61.55. estate Of Mr.. Burbeck,
deceased forder Of sale of real estate
EsmeTalda Copper Co. VS. John y
Pace-Demurrer to answer overruled.
Ann r. Cav vs.. T. NJ. G. NJ. I. and \
Motion Frsr trial drninT
Charles A Hedquist entered plea Of
guilty to selling liquor on Sunday TIE
9TH One sale was made to George Nc
Mahon and one to Henry Ellison. He wes
In the case of D. o Wsid. admiuistra-
tor VS.. Nellie q. Egleston ct al.-Juds-
ment for $3.50 in favor of plaintiff. and
defendant to pay costs. Each 10 pay his
own witnesses.
Judge Lewis was down from salt Lake
TODAY to hear the Burbrck estate case. in
which Judge Booth is interested.
]. II. Frtshy is a candidate for appoint
ment on the board of state land commits
sioners. A petition to Governor Spry
favoring the appointment is being extern
sively signed
Frank Jsppsen of Brigham City. died
here YESTERDAY from heart trouble. at the
age 5f Is years. The remains were ship
ped to Brigham City for burial today by
George McMshon aud Edna Borders
were married here Saturday afternoon by
County Clerk kartchne..
Orson Nanwaring and Jessie c. W hit
ney. both If M9pletou. have received
marriage license.
John Harris is in from Nevada where
he has been engaged in mining for sew
eral wears.
A daughter has arrived in the family or
Nr and Mrs Ole T. Olsen. II.
Joseph II. Powell aud Annie Mason
1th OF Spri-cville. have taken 3ut F.
marriage license as have Otto Mitchell
and Lillian Spencer. both of Clinton.