Show CONVICTS SENTENCED Charles Carter Goes to the Pen For Two Years WILLIAMS TWO Am A HALF JSKtf DUGGIXS OF PJROVO j ENTENCED TO NINE MONTHS C 13 Taylor is Nov Beady to Ansirer and is Discharged From the Contempt Con-tempt A Long List of Short Unl iiisa HeSittlnsr of Civil Jury Casea OTciv Actions Tailed Charles Carter found guilty Qn Friday Fri-day evening of stealing 1700 worth t > f gold bullion from the Cane Springs Consolidated Mining company came up for sentence Asked by Judge Bartch if ho had anything to say defendant replied that be supposed his own idiotic conduct I con-duct was < the reason why twelve men supposed to be his peers iliad found I him guilty of grand larceny He said he was innocent of the crime but his honor sentenced him to two years imprisonment im-prisonment in the penitentiary Slut Duggins Sentenced The motion for a new trial of Sim iDuggins of Provo convicted of adultery was overruled by Judge Bartch and the defendant was sentenced sen-tenced to nine months imprisonment in the penitentiary He was remanded to the custody of the United States marshal until a new bond in the sum of 1200 is given a certificate of probable pro-bable cause having been granted AVIllIauis Gets Two and a Half Years John C Williams a short time ago convicted of burglarizing Evans gun store on West Second South street was brought up for sentence Attorney Attor-ney Hurd filed a motion for a new trial and arrest of judgment which was overruled The prisoner in answer an-swer to the court said he was formerly former-ly employed by the Fisher Brewing company for about seven years and got into his present trouble through drink His honor sentenced him to be confined in the penitentiary for a period of two and one half years Ten days time was allowed the defendants defend-ants attorney to file a bill of excep tions Will Now Answer C E Taylor who was ordered to appear and show cause why the should not be adjudged to be in contempt refusing to answer certain interrogatories interroga-tories in the divorce suit of Lillie Wolff vs Henry Wolff appeared in court yesterday and announced that he was now ready to answer the questions ques-tions and Mr Taylor was ordered discharged dis-charged The divorce of Lillie Wolff from Henry Wolff was granted in the California Cali-fornia superior court in favor of Mrs Wolff and the defendant was ordered to pay 5150 a month alimony He did so for some years and then ceased and Mrs Wolff caused him to be cited for contempt In the examination Wolff said he had met with reverses and could no longer pay the alimony I and stated that he had sent 5000 to i Mr Taylor tit Salt Lake It was in regard to ithls 5000 that Mr Taylor at first refused to answer interrogatories interroga-tories Short Orders By Both Judges Symns Utah Grocery company vs F J McLaughlin et al hearing on order or-der to show cause continued until I Friday Wallace Smuin Co vs F J Mclaughlin i Mc-laughlin et al same order I Alice J Taylor vs Henry Taylor et al judgment for plaintiff oy default I National Bank of the Republic vs Joseph H Maynes et al order made authorizing the receiver to sell goods and stock I National Gold and Silver Extracting company vs the Mercur Gold Mining and Milling company plaintiff granted grant-ed leave to file amended complaint A F Doremus vs Gibson F Condie et al leave granted to proceed against Condie separately and judgment entered en-tered against Burt and Harmon for 163320 John T Rich vs St V Xte Sieur et al dismissed as to defendant J R Stephens judgment for plaintiff against all other defendants for 42750 Morrison vs E S De Golyer twenty days additional time granted 4o file statement on motion for a new itrial W F Wyman et al vs Tom Ferguson Fer-guson hearing on motion to dissolve I attachment continued without date F E Gregg vs Hyrum Groe becket beck-et al order made to amend order of court heretofore made by changing 1 Groesbeck corporation to Groes I beck company Central Trust company of New York vs Utah Central Railway company com-pany et al report of special master i LoomIs approved D R Winters vs W E VIgilini et al hearing on motion to set aside default de-fault and for leave to file answer continued con-tinued till next Saturday J P ± > e Woody vs Pembroke ordered order-ed that receiver surrender the property I to Elizabeth P Davis the owner for failure to pay rent David C McLaughlin vs Charles A Tewksbury leave granted to file amended answer GilletteiHerzopr Manufacturing Co vs Salt Lake City Copper Manufac turing company judgment for plaintff on pleadings Amos Fenstermaker vs the Tribune Publishing company hearing for Friday Fri-day at 10 a m The People vs James Dawson mo ion to reinstate appeal referred to Judge Merritt Aaron Keyser vs L P Kelsey et al judgment for plaintiff by default for 539415 and attorneys fees 500 Chi Jury Cases Reset The chief justice made a resetting of civil jury cases forthe balance of the present term of court as follows fol-lows Monday April 1 Arthur Pratt vs E H Parsons George H Brown assignee vs Nat M Brigham etc Mary L Nelson vs Tooele County Tuesday April 2 J E Tyler vs Rowe Morris Sum merhays Co F Crawton jr et al vs Thomas Kearns Utah Commercial and Savings Bank vs O H Hardy et al Wednesday April 3 John Bute vs Pleasant Valley Coal Company Salt Lake City vs John Beck et al O L Curry vs Preston Kutter Regina Anderson vs Saltair Beach Company Thursday April 4 Oliver C Beauchamp vs Leonard G Hardy ct al Isaac Oliver vs Joshua B Stewart Edwin Entwistle vs Elizabeth D Roundy Xejv Actions Commenced Albinus Nance Is uing Frederick G i Heath et al to collect 1600 and interest i terest on a promlssor note secured bY1 a mortgage John Gabbot has entered suit in the I Third district court against Addle M E Trewhela personally and as admin Istratrix of the estate of John E Tre whela to recover 1000 on a promissory promis-sory note and interest secured by a mortgage < 1 |