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Show FOUR PAGE Warranty Deeds S. L. City Building Permits Woodward A Brockbank. Job: 1549 So 12th U. B: Owner. Unfln Bsmt, prk Ralph Const $3000. - H M Done. Job; 2606 Conmonweelth Ave. B: Earl D Walters Co. Enc Patio L P Handley $11000. - L H L Partitions FPed Job: 4th Head & Knight Apt. & Sons. - Clipper Craft Inc. Job: B: Same. Int Remod 5th E. St. LSndth etux D Lloyd 60 Sullivan, mission Auto Repair; & Vlnslow, 1963 Agent; E George R 3rd So; W Dail 'V 13th So; Larsen, 65 E 4th So; Stock Bro- Calder, 353 Gary New read it to him from card I carry with me for this specific purpose. This was the card. A. A Co to Western Q. What were the questions and what were the answers, if you can remember? J Anderson etux to John Towers M L A. Questions were, "Do you understand each of these rights which I have explained to you? And, having these rights in mind do you wish to talk to us now? " etux to Towers Inv ker; Rodger 3rd N Daniel Carlson, Grocery Store Demonstrations; Burton Stephen Dentist; Mm He stated he understood them; he didn't state whether he would or would not, specifically, talk with us; however, he did talk with us. A. New I 5 5 So 13th ,DDS, E Valley Bid g to Willard etux 8 ; A Fuller Now Lynn U Hunter, 3 '6 So Age Dance Hall ; New Melvin St 3rd 1)63 So Earner, Frederick MPaulson etux to Carole Teen Street; Emerson E Grocery; Morris Edward Robertson etux to Edward Leisure Lane; Auto 5031 Butt, Fred L Smith Livery Tom Linda itiunel, 52 Design Shop; New E J poolsides etal to Anthony Thurber M 203 Hampton , Ardis Mred, 44 r 2nd So; wholesale f tetiH- - Beauty Supplies; New John of selliig Carpet 12670, Seattle P 0 Box Towers etux K Const to James to M Towers Inv Yates etux Palmers Bldg to Larry etux W ot C Synder-gaa- Robert, Robert 133 So 2nd Kitsch, Antiques; New Michael dcasting Bury, C 233 i; 1615 Consultant; New Clifford ley Temple; Retial o E Bakery; New 2156 Lake St; Certified Hns rub lie Vrcountmt ; New L In'.tr-'cti-.- Chute lain, 12,'3 F. 3th to Robert 293 M Kenneth White etux Nowell etux toRobert H Sreksonetal to Jerry S 308 So; Piano 322 ; Warranty Deeds etux to Shir- Kenneth White etux Nowell etux NMe-sa- rd, John Wayne Moore Monroe etux A 239 Dr; Broa- Foothill 304 M Edward Young Leon Leon B H etux Baird Nelson etux to Kenneth Jensen Jr etux Porter Bros Rlty to Darrell M Nut-t- all etux 334 - incident. think this is rather prejudicial to be talking about something else that is not even before the Court, today. MR. HAYCOCK: I think we have been very careful with this; I was very careful with the question. The defendant claims that prejudicial error was committed by the lower court when this evidence was admitted which referred to another crime unrelated to the crime for which the defendant was tTied. The law appears clear that evidence of other crimes is not admissible if its sole purpose is to disgrace the defendant as a person of evil character with a propensity to commit crime and thus likely to have committed the crime charged. The situation is quite different where the evidence concerning another crime comes in as an integral part of evidence which is competent and relevant to the charge upon which he is being tried, such as the conversation in question. It is the mandate of our law, and the policy declared by our statute, that a conviction should not be reversed merely for any charged error or irregularity, but only if there is one which is substantial and prejudicial in the sense that there is a reasonable likelihood of a different result in its absence. Rulings on such matters are primarily for the trial court and are not to be disturbed unless it clearly appears that he was wrong. Upon a review of this record, it appears that other statements of the defendant himself on cress -- examination concerning past experiences with the by police, are far more damaging to his cause than the statement related Officer Whitaker. In the absence of any error which would justify overturning the conviction, it is affirmed. Avon WE CONCUR: Stoker to Clifford L Willits etux 363 I Cecil Const to Vlrdan J Thom ton etux 338 -- Well, your Honor. rd Photographer lash; P JiJ Banner, ,r5 Riverside Dr; In Ras-io- Jane Royee to Mlohael J Lloyd Mary Dwaine J e Loei'ducker, M Pick ford to frank L etux , 1371 etux MR. VAN SCIVER: MR. VAN SCIVER: Alioe it he had stabbed a man in a parking lot at the Jocur Lounge, sometime previously. He could understand that charge, he said, but no: the latest -- - A. Watkins etux to Zion 1st P Nat Ave; Market; Barbara Holmqu Village .Id; I vnnn :tsrtlng in Bums; New the field C' Turbille etal E; Recep- Baene Myers 8 Turbille etux to Henry C Henry New Melvin I etux New Centur; Frank 8th 456 So Albert Neff tion. So; Interior 2nd E subject matter of this trial? He stated that he could not understand the circumstances that had led up to our contacting him on this date, but he said he could understand the other charge. He said New Owner C What did he say in relation to the offense which is the Q. A. Barton etux to Delton Dean Killman etux Ray E; What were the answers? Q. Alan H Coombs etux to Craig KeLachlan etux Foothill Drive; 1627 M Ditto New W; Yee I did. A. Sirstens etux John I Q. Now, after having read him the Miranda warning, did you ask him the questions which appear on the other side of your card? to John etal N How did you give him the Miranda warning; in what manner ? M Fkira dough to Shisuko A Imada 10 Yes; in connection with the circumstances that I was talking to him about on that occasion, I gave him the Miranda warning. etux Richards X Larry Boo- Stanger, A. Bldn Home New kselling; T Max 71 haycock, David Sales Did you make any statement to him? Q. Q. Theodore H Durmmond etux R Hansen etux Trans- MCg to Florence Thayne etux to Mlohael Kenneth D Kahnkan New 12th E; So G E R Jack L Currey letux to Garth Sorensen etux 833 So 13th So; E The evidence of which the defendant complains relates to the testimony of an officer of Salt Lake City who was questioned concerning a conversation he had with the defendant which took place several months after the arrest of the defendant and at a time defendant was out on bond awaiting trial on this charge. The relevant testimony is the following excerpt from the record: Del-Ho- yo to Neil P Ran- James H Clay etux dall etux City Business Licenses V A Clark Ibx etux E S. L. trial. Ida XL Cunnings to Peegy Frances S Quist etal Partitions $1100. The defendant claims that prejudicial error was committed by the lower court when evidence waa admitted of another crime unrelated to the charse at etux Hollis Boettcher $2500. - Jack Hawley. Job: 1019 Major B: Alex F Gray. Repair Fire Damage 76-7-- T Blschoff etal to Lynn K Brown R So. LB: Defendant was convicted by a jury of the crime of assault with a deadly 6, U. C. A. 1953). He seeks a reversal of this conviction weapon (Sec. and a new trial. to Brian Le- A Morris L Burt etux to Juan etux $2000. - Frieday Tenkelday. Job: 458 Garf ield Ave. B: Olympia Kit Ctr. Rem Kit 530 E to Brent Campbell Oonsto ster Leary etux Tate. Job: 771 Paxton $1300. - Dr Robert Campbell Const A L Gary Dakos. Job: 1816 So Rdwood Rd. B: Battllllon Const. Bid Block Spray Paint & Body Repair Shop C L. M. Cummings. Clerk District Judge: BROWN, etux to Oonaolldated Parkin etux A $1500. - Howard Ave. B: Self. 2 Defendant and Appellant. Mills J Ptlcgereld Charlotte Fblks to Ralph Fitegerald etux $2000. - Marie Kaul. Job: 1139 Yale Ave. B: C Bud Andrus Const. Fin Bsmt - December 22, 1970 Patrick Delaner Johnson, etux to Shamrock James L Jansen etal to J. Allan Crockett, Chief Justice Hoyden Jay Siloox etux E. R. Callister, In The Supreme Court Of The State Of Utah Justice A. H. Ellett, Justice Respondent, No. 12147 v. Jr., R. L. Tuckett, Justice The Stati cf Utah, aii'l 29, 1970 Inv $1500. - James Fife. Job: 1445 So Cheyenne St. B: D & C Bldrs. Alum Siding $25000. TUESDAY, DECEMBER THE DAILY RECORD FILED Henriod, J. , having disqualified himself, does net participate herein. |