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Show THE COURTS llf IIEill). Brewing: Company Fined For Maintaining Main-taining a Nuisance. ST. CLAIR IMPRISONED A YEAR WITHOUT BEING SENTENCED. Wilson, the Youthful Rapist, Gets Off Easy. Charley Wilson, who is wanted at Grand Junction for stealing some jewelry. The sheriff will leave with his prisoner for Colorado Col-orado tonight. COURT NOTES. In the case of C. L. Hawley vs. J. M. Smith et al., judgment has been entered for the plaintiff for $0(5.70. Judgment has been entered for the plaintiffs plain-tiffs for J 151. 86 iu the case of U. F. Culnier et al. vs. John Scofield. Miss Lee, the lady attorney, was in Judge Anderson's court this morning." A man named Morrison was arrested today to-day by Officer Harry Ford on the charge of stealiug a small amount of money from a Mrs. Croxwell, the defendant's mother-in-law. Morrison was taken before Commissioner Com-missioner Greenman and pleaded guilty. He will be sentenced late this afternoon. Probate Co art. Estate and guardianship of Brieham Py-per Py-per et al., minors; order made fixing Friday, October 14, to hear return sale of real estate. es-tate. Estate of Henry Bawden, deceased; decree of due and legal notice to creditors made; order made setting Thursday, October 37, to hear final account and petition for settlement. TRIAL OF ALONZO M'MILLAN FOR HORSESTEALING. Call or the law aud Motion Calendar He fore J udge Anderson Xew Suits Commenced and Judgments Entered En-tered in the Third District The County Conrt in Hession Today-General Today-General Lieffal Xotes or Interest. Prosecutor Stephens called up the case of the Salt Lake City Brewing company.charged with maintaining a nuisance, before Judge Zane this morning. It will be remembered that some months ago this matter was brought up and testimony taken which tended to show that the pipes which conveyed the waste from the brewery broke often, and :the stench caused the persons living upon the street through which the pipes passed much inconvenience. Mr. Moritz stated that the pipes were being repl aced with iron as rapidly as possible, and sentence was suspended. Mr. Stephens stated this morning that the nuisance still continued and he asked that judgment be passed. A fine of $150 was imposed. A SINGULAR CASE. A singular case of what appears to be judicial carelessness was brought to Judge Zane's attention this morning. Prosecutor Stephens stated that in November last a young man named Dan St. Clair was arraigned on the charge of burglary, and sentence was set for December. 7. When that time arrived, however, how-ever, Sk Clair was confined in the hospital with brain fever, and it waa some two months before he was able to be out. Nothing Noth-ing further had been done, and Mr. Stephens suggested that if the young man had been sentenced and received the benefit of the copper- to which his excellent conduct entitled en-titled him, he would doubtless be released by this time, and he suggested that an order releasing St. Clair be made. . "Judge Zaue continued toe matter until this morning, in order that the record might be looked Into. MtTRRAT WILSON BEUTESCKD. Murray Wilson, the 17-year-old boy who was convicted a few days ago of making a criminal assault upon Lillie Johnson, waa then called upon lor sentence, and after C. B. ttlenn had made a brief statement in the defendant's'1 behalf, Judge Zane imposed a fine of t-HX). - ..,. ' CHARGED WITH HORSE STEALING. The case of Alonzo McMillan, charged with stealing three horses, with harness, etc., belonging to W. Andrew, was then called for trial, Mr.-Harris appearing for the defendant de-fendant and Mr. Stephens prosecuting. KENT PLEADS GUILTY. Joseph Kent, indicted for committing an assault upon a man named Hendricks with intent to murder, pleaded guilty to a simple assault and was fined (100 and costs. TO APPEAR FOR SENTENCE. Isaac Sears and Gilbert Marchant, who, some time ago, entered pleas of guilty to indictments charging them with unlawful cohabitation, were ordered to appear for sentence on Friday. DISMISSED. In the case of George Etchel, of Mill Creek, charged with fornication, an order of dismissal was entered on motion of the pros: ecution. The case was tried some time ago and the jury disagreed. POB SHOOTING HI8 8071. The case of James Austin,' charged with an assault with intent to commit murder, is on. The defendant is a well known paving contractor and he is charged with taking a shot at his son. BEFORE JUDGE ANDERSON. The following orders were made by Judge Anderson today: Robert Gardiner vs. J. E. Fulton et al., demurrer withdrawn and twenty days allowed al-lowed in which to answer. Same vs. same dismissed. F. B. Smith vs. M. W. Hand; demurrer sustained and forty days allowed in which to amend the complaint. T. O. Angell et al. vs. F. B. Stephens et al. ; demurred submitted. G. F. Culmer vs. F. D. Clift et al.; motion to quash service of summons overruled. Barnhart Bros. vs. C. S. Nichols et aL; demurrer de-murrer withdrawn. Charles Nelson vs. J. W. Hammetal.; settled and dismissed. J. W. Fox, jr., vs. 8cott Anderson et aL; dismissed. L. B. Adams vs. T. J. Lemons et al. ; demurrer de-murrer withdrawn. Stewart Mining company vs. D. Eyer et al. ; dismissed. J. O. Smith vs. A. F. Jipperly et aL ; demurrer de-murrer withdrawn. 8. F. Walker et al vs. H. W. Haight et ah ; same. A. H. Fielding vs. Thomas McEvoy et al. ; motion to strike out part of amended complaint com-plaint withdrawn. S. B. Young vs. Amos Neff; settled and dismissed. L. S. Osgood vs. E. J. Radditz et al.; dismissed. dis-missed. ' D. L. Trinjello et al. vs. J. Obernderfer et al. ; demurrer withdrawn. Joseph Nelsen vs. Germania Lead works; demurrer withdrawn. Mary E. Pead vs. Parley Pead; same. Erekiel Holman vs. the Mingo Furnace company; demurrer withdrawn. Thomas Knight vs. the Deeeret bank; motion mo-tion for new trial overruled. 8IMPSON BROUGHT BACK IROM OMAHA. J. R. Simpson, tbe howling swell who came to Salt Lake some time ago claiming to represent the Edison Electric company of New York, and wbo bnncoed Mr. Annett out of $150 by the bogus draft rune, is back again. He arrived this morning in company com-pany with Deputy Marshal Cleveland, and ia outline up at the penitentiary, Instead of the Knutsford, this time. He is charged with obtaining money under falsa pretenses and will have a hearing later on. A ecs PLAT. John D. Taylor, the natural gas man, was arrested this morning on the charge of making a gun play on Dr. J. F. Allen. He was taken before Commissioner Pratt and gave bonds in the sum of $500 to secure his appearance when wanted. . 5ABBED A CSOQE. Sheriff Junes of Mesa coanty, Colorado, -this morning arrested a crook known as i ' . V |