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Show GAMBLING HOUSE KEEPERS Will Do Well to Takt Jodgt Zine's Words lo Heart. a oiiiM'tr. i m io ii. Anollier IMiorcn olt. .Null Ing Said Ah lit Ihoae l'aoera. V Ural j Morning In Hie Hilrd Milrlcl I'ourl. Haturday la Known as "motion day" In Chief Justice Zsoe'a Court, and this morning tbefo waa tbo cuatomary ruah of attorneys anxious to he hiard lo Ul.slf of tbclr rrsctlve clients. Itlaacaieof "(ntclilng the Hpcaicr's eye," Inaimuch as the Ural to rise to hi) fret and get In the first word la the oue who obtains rlorlty In stating hla cae. This looming his Honor was kept going for the tint hour or ao hasr. Ing statements and making formal orders. District Attorney Varlsn and Assistant Assis-tant District Attorney Stephens were on hand catly; ro, too, were Attorneys Ilellly and Kane of Illue Jay renown. Tlulr roinblncd prtaento earned a whisper to go arounJ tbo tar that ajmethlng would In ail J about the mysterious documents Inlbacilabrated mining cue, dug up aotnewhw lu the prosvcutlog attorney's oDlceycstardasi hut noreferenca waa made to tha matter mat-ter In open court either directly or Indirectly. In-directly. "And there Is no occasion occa-sion for sa.ylu, anything," remarked Mr. Ilellly to tho News r.wtter, "The paers are now In tlm Clark's bauds," said he, "aud that's all wa want." DIVORCED AT HIIVI Attorney John M. Cannon apt eared for tha twtltloucr In tbo illvoroe suit of Matilda O. 1'Joyd ti. Axle I'loyd. Tho complaint wss bated on tho ground of desertion. Tho parties were married at Ogden In Do.imUr, 1899, the wllo being about filly years of age. There am no chlldreu Issue of the marriage, but Mra. Floyd has a little girl by a former husband. lVtllloner said her husband had never su tarlcd her, and she gsve bltu uo rensou whatever what-ever for leaving her. The court crautid the Uccrto as prayed. J100 lINti I'OK lUHIU.lNd. John BparUs was onu of the members of the local gamhllu,r fraternity upon whim the deiutlce of Manual l'artoi.s awooped down with such destruction to their personal "Interests" "In-terests" about t)ireo mouths ago, llo, n llh others, was bold under bomii by Coinmlfsloner tlroeumau bi await tho action of the grand Jury; but this morning Kparka came Into coutt, ai rauipanliil by hla attorney, Coir Iiochrle, and elected to plead guilty to the charge of kieplng a gambling hnusu at IIS Malu street, ou March llllh last. Col. liocbtle said the defendant desired de-sired to plead guilty and have sen tame pronounced now, for two ri etoot: Tint, be had ceased to be proprietor of thegambllug houae In quesllou, and all conuectlou with It, aud, next, be desired to leave thla city aud n turn to bis former home at Llmolo, Nevada. There he lived a good mauy yenra l-foru l-foru coming here n etiott tlum ai;o, and had some mining Interests lu the I lace. Counsel had known Mr. riparka slum tlm year IMS; hn was a respeclableiuanaon had a large family to aii port. He hoptd, uudtr all the clroumslancer, that the i-nurt would ileal aa lullk utlv Willi tho dafendanl aa the law would Justify. 1 u answer to the Judge, defiuJant said ho had ke t tho gambling houae tlireeor lour OLOnthr, JulgeZane Von aay yuu deslru to iiult eauibllug aud reform? Delendeut-Yt-B, sir. JuJgo Zauw And you don't propose pro-pose to opvn ouu agatu lu Halt Lake City. Dafsndant answered with au emphatic em-phatic No. Judiu .ana aakid the defendant what meaua be had In ay n Dot. Hratka itplled that lie bad no"nady means." Judge Zane The business ufkeep ln gambling bouaiale, of courae, one that Is vrry Injurious lo society. It draws luyouiigmcu and others, and you get their iiKtiey without any consideration, con-sideration, and under clrtumimncn which are little le.atlian robbery or larceny. lar-ceny. 1 look upou a man who keepa an ordinary gambling houae ai a vury bad person, ilu staads lu the position of one who not only gets tha money ot otbera for nothing, but he aide others to obtslu II also. He often takes the last dollar that a man ought to have for his family. You will be fined lu tho aunt of $100 und psy the costs of the prosecution, and you will aland com-milted com-milted until the fluoBtid losla are p.ilJ. mioiiT uiiuriu, "' In tho case of j'rvditick Hcajli vs. K. It. Clute, aisessor and collector of Halt Lake City, adecrco was entiled for the plalnlill, without costs, Tho point Involved waa the Uylng down of uatermalna. l'lalntlu", II appeared, waa erroneously astiasid a second J.'T. Cheney vs. W. 1". O'Mera-a suit In tnully lu regard to the titling aside of utaxtltli. l.rive was grunted to amend complaint by Intervention. In the iropeity suit of Ida Hughia vs. Jolmll, Hughis etal,, ptevluual) argued and submitted by counsel, the coutt now gavo Judgment as preyed, but finding against Iho defendant Hughes uniy. Martin 1'onlu Morcaullle Co. vs. Julius J. lluwii. Tho demurrer waa uvenuled In tbta caae. Deseiet National Hank vs. Thomas H. Huarret sal. Leave was given for (Jeorge A. Hnarr to Intervene and tho Intervention waa Mini. lit tho rate of K. H. ll&rker vs. Arthur Ar-thur l'ratl, auditor etc., an order for au alternative writ of maudlin waa made on application of the district attorney. J. W, l'arrsll vs. I', 0. 1'almer et al. Motion for Judgment on pleadings ngalust the dsftudaut l'almor unly was confessed, nud Judgment ordered. H.L. Driver vs. Wro.Haiklns etal. Motion for Judgment on pleadlnpa was argued. Dtliulssed without coats. A. C Htsudart vs. i:. II. i'anons. Demurrer wllhdiaw u, and loive gli en till Tuesday next to answer. Louisa King vs. Joseph Wilkinson etal. Bull for loreolosuru of mortgage. Dectea for the plalullfTaud f! i at'r ney'aiiii Thill) duagrsuiedto (llo a statement for a now ulii. Tbearrouitabf U.i. Marshal l'sr-sons l'sr-sons were apt roved. Nnt'otial (link of the Ittvubllo vs. II. P. llaiigoiidetal. Di-oreo of foro-ctosure foro-ctosure crimed. I). F. CHI vs. 0 W. Vrat llttal. Dii'teunf fnntl u, altornej 'al al- w. I. SIM. im "s-ui oor li Mis-Li " Altornay Arthur Ilr wn nmo a funny brisk In the tnlrd Di.irlcl Court tbta morning which caused caus-ed a alight titter among hla legal In linen. He hid been all-ling all-ling alone within the Jury-box a aboit time and apicarul to he lost In revtrl, when the sudden mention nf a cshi lu which bo was Inteu-sted brought him lo the II lit. Dralrlng to say something t loin lly In Judveane, hn preface 1 hla remark with the words "Mr. Chalrm-it!" An Instant lalir tlm loytut ttngLtv dawned upon hlsutnd, and ho substituted "yiur honor," for the Inappropriate piellx previously used. Mr. llrown's thoughts were, rha;s, deeply lulled In politic when he made Ihla little all) j He hopes It w 111 not occur again. iixj such ion Tlli.il. Tlm excessive heat proxtda trills toi miioh for Mime of thu legal lumlimrles lu Judge she's i-cml this morning. Heveial ol them vhllo waiting their turn fell Into n htavy dumber, and one leading light In inilkulir who found hla way Into au arm-chair mar the Judge's seat was au tUhlly m-brattd m-brattd lutbe arms of Morpheus that It took quite n abatp "dig" In tbo region of the H to bting his snores to auabiuil termination. lit to. A numlcr of small demurrers and notices were filed lu the ofllen of the Third District couit this morning, but no new suits had lien lodged up to thu noon luur. Xlna A. Larabouriie and bar husband, hus-band, W, It. fcinili'dirtii, were married mar-ried In thla city lu October, lb71. Now the wife ll teetllug a divorce. |
