Bingham Bulletin | 1939-03-17 | Page 1 | Local resident Given Dismissal in Tooele Trial |

Type	issue
Date	1939-03-17
Paper	Bingham Bulletin
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Article Title	Local resident Given Dismissal in Tooele Trial
Type	article
Date	1939-03-17
Paper	Bingham Bulletin
Page	1
OCR Text	Show LOCAL RESIDENT GIVEN DISMISSAL IN TOOELE TRIAL Charges against Mike Verda-kis Verda-kis of Lead Mine, defendant in a sheep rustling trial being conducted con-ducted in Tooele before Fifth District Judge Will L. Hoyt, were dismissed Wednesday when the court heard testimony that he was a chance visitor at the camp of Gus Papadoupolus of Salt Lake City at the time of the alleged theft. Trial of Sam Kappas of Bingham Bing-ham and George Katsarelis of Skull valley was continued Wednesday. Wed-nesday. Mr. Papadoupolus earlier in the week testified that between 60 and 65 sheep were found missing the morning of December Decem-ber 27, 1938, and that he trailed them to a point near the camp of the accused men. j O
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