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Show -if IX JUDICIAL QUARTERS. JUKcr AUe"c4 lo tu the Various ConrU. THIRD DISTRICT COURT. Today's proceedings before Judge Zane: The Feople vs. J. W. Randall ct ctal; grand Iarcen; on motion of defense, the case was continued for the term. In the case of E. Ayres tt ah vs. Mar Jack, Iho plaintiffs weie allowed al-lowed a stay ten days to file notice and statement for nen trial. United States vs. J. E. Taylor; in this case the bond of $1000 required for the appearance of JaneM. Cap-nor Cap-nor was declared forfeited when Uie witness failed to appear at the trial. Today a motion w as made to have the forfeiture set aside. It was hown by witnesses that Uie lad had been informed by the oflicer that she would be notified when she would be needed: that she heard the rsf vrss oing to he tried, and prepared pre-pared to come to Salt Lake, and that while she as in readinessand was awaiting Uie promised notice, she received w ord Uiat her bonds had been forfeited. On this show ing Uie court ordered Uiat the forfeiture be set aside. The case of the People vs. Lelil Pratt and J. B. Cuinmuck, for battering bat-tering Dr. S. B. Xewton, was on trial Uils afternoon. The alleged batten occurred In Mar. ISSI.when Dr. cn ton was arrested for btlnii drunk, and created quit" a rasa by resisting and abusing Messrs. Pratt and Cummock, w ho w ere policemen at the lime. ' I-OLlli. ITKJIS. John Ballard, J. Williams J. Kale, John Rice, G. Robon, Wm. Kemp, and J. Russell were fineel foench for being drunk. John Daly, for insulting a lady, was fined Ji. J. H. Green was arretrel lall nigiit for uing abusive language. The o!jtlonable expression was HeZnl from a crowd of men nt the Godbe-Pltts corner, and Mr. Green was arrested. He sa s he Is not the individual who used the language-complained language-complained of. Hattiu Anderson is to be tried tomorrow, to-morrow, on theelmrgeof stealing a J35 watcii from Mrs. kmnn Sonar". Pat Ryan U to have a hearing tomorrow afternoon, for stealing a JII3 gold wateh from DennisRau, iua strlmmageatSullivan'ssalcou I near the It. G. W. dtjiot. I For getting dntck,lftlward Welch ' and Richard Laker were lined $10 each, and A S Worden$13. Thomas Ilurnes and Charles Mil- ! ler w ere caught at the back of the t city Jail today, iu the act of passing whisky into the jail. A strjug!iad been lowered from the w iudou , and the bottle was dangling in the air on its way upward when an officer sw coped down on the offenders. Tuey w ere fined 10 cadi, and w HI work it out on the Streets. Frank. lVeifh-r, Frank Fiogg, X. Y Daltou, James Burns and James Rile are'n custody oa a charge of trcsrnss- e JU3II3IOMJlS COURT. John F. Campbell, ol the firm of Campbell A. Diamond, employment agents, was before Commissioner Pratt today on a clnrge of belli.; n common drunkard. The complaint Mas brought by Mr. Jiaaond. The ccmmitonerdiichVrged Mr. Camp-be!!, Camp-be!!, holding that uhilo it was shown that the defendant was drunk most of the time, et It had len comparatively in private, and lie should have Urn taken before the police court for drunkenness. Commls-Iomr Pratt also Issued a warrant for Monroe Allied, 011 a chargeef adulter. In living with his second wife. Mr. Alfred was! notarrested, but his alleged plural wife wa, and she was required to glee TJKl bail for her ai pearance. Frederick Jensen, of Ixigan, Cache Count, was liefore Coninii-sianerGreenman Coninii-sianerGreenman on aj 1 licatiou for release from the eiilteiitiary He vas sentenced to six month, and 1 to pa a line of ?10il and cost", for which he was detained in prison thirty days. He was releasee!. IROHATl COLRT. Proceeding in Uie Salt Ijke County Probate Court on fcaturda In the matter of the estate of Joseph Jo-seph Bircumsbau, deceased; the inud of Thomas Bircumshaw, 111 the sum of $1000, was approved. Estate of Frank Crocker.deceased; peUtlou for confirmation of sale of real estate came on regularly for hearing; proof of posting notices of time and place of hearing made; Laura Crocker Pitts was sworn mid examined, as was also Mr. I'ltU: order made confirming sale of real estate. Estate and guardianship of .S. ft. Cavanaugh, a minor: jttition for settlement of guardian's account came on regularl for hearing; proof of po-ting notices of time and lace of hearing made; order allowing guardian's account. instate and guardianship of Samuel Sam-uel bvaus ctal, minors; order made appointing time and place to hear IietiUon for order of sale of real estate. Estate of Nils Nielsou, deceased, bond of administrator approved. litate of Thomas Adkins, de ceased; order made of publication of notice to creditors. Guardianship of John B. Chase, a minor; order made appointing June 1, 1500, at 10 a. mM to hear petition for letters of guardianship. Ij-tatc of Ednard McGec, deceased, de-ceased, order made appointing Juse 4, 1S90, at 10a. m , to Hear pttitiau for letter of administration. COURT AT OCDES Proceedings before Judge Henderson Hender-son at Ogden on Saturday: The case of Uie People, etc., vs Hyrum Taylor, assault wiUi a deadly dead-ly weapon, was ordertd dismissed. dismiss-ed. The case of the People, etc. ts. Charles Miller, burghiry, was called. call-ed. Defendant Is the arty who a short time ago was caught by the Ogden police while getting nway wiUi a satchel of eiothes from a Twent fourth street second. hind store, one Sunday evening, lie pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to two ears of penal servitude in the Territorial penitentiary. The case of the United States , s. Ja-ues Martin, unlawful cohabitation cohabita-tion was continued for Uie term. The case of Uie United States vs. Elsie Anderon and others, fornication, forni-cation, was tried. C. S. Varlan appeared for the proseeutlon and L. R. Rogers for the defense. This is a case that sprang out of Uie United States Jfarshal's raids during Mr. Pratt's time, defendant aonearlmr licfore Commissioner Pcrrin on the eharge of keeping a house of III .mrhe then solas hy the name ot SL Oruer. Thejury brought in n verdict of not guilty, and dtfendant was released. re-leased. Andrew C. Chritensen, a native of Denmark, now a resident of Cache County, was admitted to citizenship. C. O. Folkman should have been sentenced yesterday, hating been convicted of unlawful cohablLiUon, but sentence was postponed until May31sL Thomas Obery. of Paradise, was called on the charge of unlawful cohabitation. He was sentenced to Imprisonment for three months and tho payment of the costs of the cout. Jens Christiansen, con klcl "of adultery, promised to obey the law and as given fifteen days' imprisonment. im-prisonment. The rase against O. J. Spencer, I indictment for adultery, was ordered I dismissed on the plea that former couvietion of Uie samo ollenso had beeu found under the charge of unlawful un-lawful cohabitation. Tlie case of tho United States v. Moroni Marriott, unlawful cohablt-aUon cohablt-aUon Has tried. The evidence, pitned Insufficient aud Ihtijury re-! turned, n terdlct of Hot guilt-hyl direction of the court. " 'l |