Show CAPT A SMITH ASMITH Is rOVER f Held to Federal Grand Jury for Rifling Mails 4 I RELEASED ON lO O BAlt BAL LEAVE NATIONAL GUARD OR REMOVAL t ca C In Andrew A Smith of C th lg Ig rial N G U ot o Utah Uth who wW wI a Sunday tVr op and mon money y from a letter at Work olk a a clerk In the Salt Sail Lake wu ws arraigned t 10 ft a m before United C m D H y and li er to tie the grand jury The him was m made de by Po F C Sharp and accused him hini of the theft of three of U states currency each of the val e I of 1 Attorney y Parley P ap for Smith and asked the to allow his two in k to plead He sid said he be had not bad ad au an opportunity t talk with Smith Smitha I a as hI he desired haYing having seen him for but buta a few tev moments tia hi the city jan In pe tor Tharp to the proposed L df ia Paying he would have to 00 1 city ily ill In the evening as be was thai due L iI j D on business Thurs I Iday day After with t Attorney Penne Twomey adjourned the th until 2 p m in This he said give i Smith ample time to con conf f with hi his 8 attorney an 1 and arran e tot fei bondsmen should h he held to th th States al IH LL Examination Is 1 Promptly t t 2 Smith A was a agIn ln brought Into coUrt in custo k or of Deputy Marshal L H Smyth tb J w W b by Attorn Attorney h loner gut got down to business gt at once by read tug ing th complaint after which he asked t t prisoner what plea he be desired to lla bave e f fo him on Ute the records or of ort t h court Attorney Christensen en said would Add Addi i ke that he h be bOUnd oer ocer to await the of the next federal grand jur He also Iso sa said I that Smith was to give ball and a ked asked that it be at a reasonable amount II a brief c consideration of the matter Comm Commissioner Twomey Axed hull at O and and Attorney Christensen e ar arose e to leave the court loom to 0 consult with persons who pr pre posed to go on the bond At this June junc tIre ure District Attorney Cher lington said he considered t the e i 1 thed X d All as wholly Inadequate considering th the fad that if convicted Smith might tw he sent to the penitentiary for live I tars ears lie He cited a number of come ome before thet the court ht hi which tit tili penalties that could be Imposed for tor forthe th the oftEn offenses es J were no greater than those to which Smith hat had 1 mib himself in the event of oC t lU In which much higher ball was Stealing G Going ing on For Por Months Pilfering has liss been going oit on In th thu the u for COl month for from three threet t four months s said he ny at while the prisoner Vas at work ther never neer when he was a absent ent He Hei i oJ j 1 in the complaint int wIth tak jug illg and he ha has also admitted that he heIt It 11 another time stole l 1 from a letter Fut b he th the total or of his will nut nt reach no ZO While this may be betru betru I tru the facts warrant the a assumption 11 at h be has laid Hable to h hae l e other charges him In fact we have hae evidence n him to R a greater amount thA thin n he to Under till the rU 1 taHl I feel that the IK bod INI of oo no I is ilot nt protection fo be fIt opp an In In I if the bind de that Smith wu was not to I un aa itay This ourt would be perfectly safe ill in a bond of sio said hp he 1 j a as my dint will viii be on band when hen wanted e Twomey a asked kEd Smith if he was n a married lIU man I and Smith Faid ald tt es sir Ir in a voice that w wa 54 above fl a The bond was waN tb raised to 1000 and promptly bed Smith during the sat satar ar It a window out of which he gazed when addressed b by the I H was af pale and n nervous rou and it required requirE a reet effort for l to talk when hEn It became fo fI him to do so flO That he k nl feels 1 the hp disgrace teh he brou brought ht upon h was as evident ident to all who come in contact with hm |