Show I AGAINST MR MDONALD Supreme Court Decides the Ex Policeman flust Go to Jail I ASSAULTING SACHARISON DR 31COl COJMirTTED TO THE CUSTODY OF THE SHERIFF Simon Bambersers Report of his Reucircrship nnil the Sale of the Grcnt Hot Spring ant Salt LaKe Railway Company Approved Cases to Gome Up in the Federal Court The supreme court yesterday decided the appeal of Frank McDonald convicted of an assault with p deadlY weapon with intent to do bodily harm and sentenced to four months imprisonment The supreme su-preme court found no error in the record and affirmed the Judgment of the lower court McDonald at the time of thd assault was a police officer and on August < 1 1S95 got Into an altercation with one Emil Sachar ison who lives over Jordan about some cows belonging to Sachanson which the te officer had found trespassing on other peoples property In the melee McDonald who It appeared was somewhat under the influence of liquor shot at Socharl son several times one bullet taking effect ef-fect in Sacharisons hand and another grazing his neal The defendant was found guilty as stated and the court below overruled his motion for a new trial from which ruling rul-ing and the sentence the defendant appealed ap-pealed puThe opinion was written by Chief Justice Jus-tice Zane and cbncurred in by Justices Bartch and Miner McCoy In Charge ol the Sheriff Dr William McCoy who was convicted of performing a criminal operation on EieUne Bonnett and who 4s to be sentenced sen-tenced today was on the application of County Attorney Whlttemore committed to the custody of the sheriff yesterday he hitherto having been Out on bonds There is a general feeling of regret that the cases against Sim Dugglns were dismissed dis-missed but it does not appear that the prosecution can be blamed The evidence against Duggins Was mostly of Q heresay character and therefore could not be introduced in-troduced at the trial and the direct evidence evi-dence was so meagre that the prosecution prosecu-tion had no hope of convicting him but Duggins can be used as a valuable wit ness against Carter who is to be tried for aidinpr and procuring McCoy to do the malpractices The county attorney repress re-press as much as any one the necessity of dismissing Duggins but under the circumstances cir-cumstances it is the best that could be done Receiver Iltuuucrgcrs Report I The report of Receiver Bamberger of tho sale and of the receivership of the Great Salt Lake Hot Springs railway was presented to Judge Ritchie for ap pVoval and referred to Deputy Clerk of the Court Dennis to examine and report upon The report shows gross receipts from September 24 to gss 2 of 230023 and expenditures of 226584 leaving a balance bal-ance on hand of 4039 The amount realized from the sale of the road was 70000 which with the 4039 cash in hand was distrbuted as follows Court costs 5 2230 Wages 325306 Supplies 148S73 Advertising sale I 105 CO 10 0 Paid to National Bank of the Republic Re-public 4558572 Paid E < Marks and L Rothen berg 19574 9S rj 7004039 This leaves a balance of 3370 due Marks and Rothenberg and nothing has been applied by the receiver upon the amounts owing to Simon Bamberger and James F Woodman and the receiver has made no charge for his services Mr Dennis reborted that he had audit ed the report and found it in all respects accurate true and correct and on his recommendation tHe court approved it and ordered the receiver discharged District Court Orders L D Kinney vs S H Tolls et a argued ar-gued and submitted Edward McLaughlin vs Joseph Dudler et al judgment UJI decree of foreclosure by default for thnplaintift for 38 and costs Rumsay Sikemeir vs J H Griffin et a 30 days additional 1 time allowed to prepare pre-pare and serve statement on motion for anew a-new trial niV L A Calmer vs Fred W Scarffr settled and stricken from the calendar Suit to Quiet Title Phincas H Young has entered suit In the Third district court against George W Willis assignee to quiet title to certain cer-tain premises described as part of lot 4 block r plat A Salt Lake City survey |