Show IN REALMS JUDICIAL legal Quarters Quiet but a Storm I in Prospective EDDIE WERTZ FAILS TO APPEAR An Additional Venire Ordered ls Marriage S a I FailureA Quiet Day In Police and Probate Judicial circles aro not very much agitated agi-tated at present The police court has taken on a virtuous streak and the probate court business is flat and unprofitable An awakening however may be looked for in the Third district court in a few days when several important cases will come up Among those to be heard in the near future is that of the People vs Spencer and I I Stringham charged with the murder of I Sargeant Pike which will come up during the early part of nest week In the Third District Judge Anderson disposed of the following follow-ing cases yesterday nu DIDXT DO IT W J Ryan charged with robbery in that he had held up a small boy and relieved re-lieved him of all his valuables was arraigned ar-raigned and entered a plea of not guilty DENIES TilE ACCUSATION Howard Twombley who was arrested on an indictment char ing him with assault with intent to do bodily harm challenged the judgment of the members of the grand jury by which he had been indicted by entering a plea of not guilty A BILL OF EXCEPTION In the case of Gillmor vs Williams the plaintiff had obtained a judgment against the defendant on motion of the latter ten days time was allowed to file a bill of exceptions ex-ceptions VENT over Foil TilE TCKM The People vs Pascoe obtaining goods under false pretenses on motion of defendant defend-ant case went over for the term EDDIE FAILS TO AIPE Eddie Wertz is or was at the time he got into trouble a brakeman in the employ of Central Pacific railway Eddie was al allowed a few days vacation late last summer sum-mer and he wisely concluded to spend it in this city One bright Sunday he went out to Garfield Beach Later in the day Mr T C Kooklidge missed a gold watch and I some coins which some one had taken from his clothes as they were hanging up in his bath house He reported the loss to Sheriff McBride and a few minutes later Wertz was arrested On his person was found the property of Mr Kooklidge He was brought to town and in a short time 000 in gold was deposited as security for his appearance and Eddie went forth free Still later the S500 was collected and a bond in the same amount executed by a relative and a friend of the defendant Yesterday when the case was called the defendant failed to answer and the bond was declared forfeited THE CASE AGAIXST IIBXDEKsOX William Henderson stands charged with the crime of assault with intent to do bodily injury This case grew out of a slight misunderstanding between the defendant de-fendant and a friend at Sandy last fall when it is alleged the defendant drew his pun and shot at his friend The details will be entered into on the id of MayAN May-AN ADDITIONAL VEX litE An additional venire of eleven petit jurors was ordered and the following names were drawn from the box 131 John Quillan 172William Smith Jr 30 Isaac Hazeterove t BC S Wilkes I George Damiles jJohn B Harford IllS J Aschiem t9J M Keunelly bOM W Curtis ItV William Sloan 150 George T Tait The venire is returnable on Thursday Tile CANNON IEItItrr CASE The case of the people vs Angus M Cannon Can-non jr charged with perjury will occupy the time and attentiOn of the court today Is JIarriage a Failure Rebecca M McEwan has filed a complaint com-plaint in the Third district court against Thomas J McEwan in which she alleges that the defendant her husband has been guilty of cruel treatment of failure to provide pro-vide for herself or her minor children and also of desertion She therefore asks that the bonds of matrimony now existing between be-tween the defendant and herself be severed that he be required to pay into court a sum sufficient to compensate her attorney and other expenses of the suit and that she be allowed alimony and such other relief as may be just in the premises IB the case of Isabella Walton Price vs John Walton Price the decree of divorce was yesterday filed by the clerk Before the Commissioner Henry Tingey of Brigham city appeared ap-peared before Judge Norrell yesterday took the poor debtors oath and was discharged dis-charged Mr Tingey has served a term in the penitentiary for unlawful cohabitation Abraham Gneiting of Logan and Annie I Oswald of this oityappeared before the commissioner I I com-missioner in the morning and were made I man and wife Contrary to the usual custom cus-tom Clerk Moffatt was not called in as a witness and to kiss the bride As a result there was a gloom of sadness noticed in the marshals office yesterday Probate Court In the matter of the estate of Helen C Beatie an order was made yesterday appointing ap-pointing time and place for settlement of final account and to hear petition for distributions distri-butions Police Court I John Gillett was yesterday fined 310 for being drunk Will Cornell and Henry Tremayne were found guilty of battery and sentence was set for the 23th Before Judge Judd at Provo George A Burgon vs John C Snow et U judgement in favor of plaintiff against both defendants People vs Joseph Appodaca the defendant defen-dant was charged with a crime against nature na-ture on trial a verdict of guilty was returned re-turned Horace Holt vs Indiana Live Stock company com-pany motion to relax costs was argued and denied |