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Show IN THE COORTS, Tbo Salt Lake Brewing Co. Fined $100 and Costs. AN' llti.KMJLAU HIJUimiKNT. A Senium Uicblne Canrasstr Elope. 7Itb a omi Harried Woman. Till. AHHI.r AT BOOITIII I. m rile tn.llu laiullr Klinollna Affray -ttrnlriieaa tor 1 rlflnj-Jnftae An ilrraon Inrktrii Ilia till! (olraiitar Till. Jfaralni. Atthn April term uf tbo Third J)la-trlct J)la-trlct Court tho grand Jury fouud an Indictment agaloat thn Halt Lake Urowlng Company fur maintain. Ing n nulaanoe at their brewery, Ituato at the corner lt Tenth Knit and Fifth rjoulh alreeli. When the caao waa catloJ up for trial the Uefxndauta ptcade 1 guilty, but naked through, their attorney (W. C. Hall, thatjudgruent I e tuapended, to enable them to remrtly the erll t-omplainod of. The rtquott wai grauleJ. Thtt morning, upon tho opening ol court, Anlitant Dlalrlct Attorney Ble hena temarked that Ilio caao had Un continued from time to tlmi, aud tnld he had liotllled thedefindiuta' attorniy that ho woulil call It up Ihit foielioon, with a view or havlngjudg. rnent pronounced. If lilt Honor de tired to hitr any further utMcuco he would rallaaTeral wllnetrra, Ilnraulil, however, If neceiiary, rtatu brltlly whit they had to tell. lteiiursted by Judge Zaun to make a atutunent, Mr. Ntepheua tald tho tettt uiony of Dr. Ileattle, tho health ofllcer. auo oltitr )eroni wan to the illrot that the roudltlon of the hle larrjliig tho nluie Iroin the brewery waa Jutt about tliu tame now at before, though thtru wua not euch a tench aa during lait yiar. believer the pln.a had brokm aluco thu iao laat vatnu up tho coinpauy Imd lain morn prompt In repairing tliemf The health ofilcor had reiiuented lilm to bring the rnent couuitlouof thlngi l lore tho notice of tho grand Jury. Mr. Morltr, tbo manager of ttie brewery, brew-ery, waapretoiit and tald that during the latt month tho 1 Ilia had not broken at all. Attorney Hall tald theiu woodin ila.a were put lu by tho City Count.ll at thai ixpen of tho dtfeudanhi,to tho tone of about J2U0. aTlio conioy had now tinUi lUkcn to put tho !( lu tucho condition that tluru thould I o no furllur anuoyancu to rttldenta lu tho vicinity of the brewery. The fault wot at much on tho aluu of the Couucll In putting doan defective l(a aa on that of tnrj defendant!. Judge ZaniH-ljet the iinu be placed at $10d, and uottt of the protecutlon. NO CUUJIIIMK.NT JfAUr. Awlitnut Dlttrlct AUornej tllepbeiii aald tberowaaa prlconer In tho jwnl toutlary nanieU Dan HI. Clair, and hit (couuael'a) mtmoraudu'n allowed that ho had buen tenleucnito aear't lm prlnonmeut. Ho believed the do fondant antwcrid Uforo Judge Anderaon laat December, but It mined that Warden 1'araunt hold no coromltuieutlntbooute, Tha war dtn wua nrraentnnd would atato t'jat HU Clalr'a conduct had been good during dur-ing thv time ho hod Iceu confined In the penltcullary; and If tho man had tieeu oominllted lu Mtho u.ual form," hla term (leu tho deduction uudi r the col per ait) would viry tliortly vxplre. Clerk McMillan told hocouliilud no letord on hit booka of tho defendaut'a commitment. .ludgo Zane (with aurprlie) Thlt man thould not bo held tbero without aoiue authority. Warden 1'araout Informed the Court that, to tho Wat ot hla belle', HI. Clair waa arraigned on Duccmber 4th, IbOl and pliad guilty. tienUnce waa tit for December 7th, but on that day the defendant waa tulterlng from train diver and unohlo to 0 pear, and for tomu two montht bo rimjlucd In (he penitentiary hntiiltnl. Judge Ktne llut Wo havo to do-pen do-pen I on thn rtcorJ, uothiartay. Clirk McMillan took another look o or lilt rccorda, but aald bo had no mention of Ht. Clair bavins ticeu ten. fenced. Aulttant Dlstlkt Attorney Htcph-ena Htcph-ena At all eventa 1 liulre to aik that the defenJant may now bedlacharged. I do not think, under tho clrcumitaucet, he ought to be bel 1 any lorjger, tientencu uf lite than a year could not hav bten lmnoted, oven on tbo Uefendaut't pka of guilty. After tomo further converaatlon Mr, titephint naked that tha matter Ui allowed to aland ovi r until tomorrow morning. In tho meantime ho would look the fuilt up. Tho Court to ordered, ATOAULT AT IIOUNlIrUf, Murray Wilton, tbo teventeoii-yoar. old boy whowaaionvlited last wetk of a common amault upou a little girl at llouutlful (though ho had Urn indicted on A moru terlout charge), came up fur m ntt nee. Hit attorney Mr. O. II. (llonn laid n fow wordt lu mitigation of puulth-mrnt. puulth-mrnt. He Informed the court that tbo lad wat of very rtapectablo jaroutage, and up to thin tlmo had boruu a good charailer. Hit iareutahad auHind n great deal of humiliation In coute iiuinico of hla wrong act, and counted hooJ that tho court would be merciful merci-ful to the boy, JudguXduo atked whether the do-frudant't do-frudant't father could pay a flue, an I Uion receiving an auawir In tliu alllr-mntlco, alllr-mntlco, lni4j.ol a II uu ol $:00 and I ayment ot cotta ol tho pro-ccullon, WAMTIO IOK A I IIMI ivriiicl Tllir, Alonro McMillan wat placed ou trial on a chargu (4 grand latceiiy; Attorney Harm UefcudeJ, The licfciidaut U a rcviictably at-tired at-tired jouug man, of dliulnutlve I ulld. uUut 13 jcara if agi, and it waa nlltged tUt cu Novemtcr UI, ISO), hu wmt to Wm II. Audrowi, who ru-aldta ru-aldta lu tbo Thirl ward, nud hired from him n tiaui and raddtohorao, which he represented waa wanted for a mining till , and which, hu a ilil, woul I bo ttqulted for Ihrcu or four da) a. I ho next aein of the defendant by Mr, An irowa wat ulicut tno werka later, at Ugden, when liewaiaftttlrd, having In tha n.canllme. It la tald, told the proj crty, Tho Jury found the nccuard guilty. Mr. Harrlaentt! I h motion luarrctt of ludgioetit, hich will lie argue I uu 1 ilday. Tbo defend inl'a ceuntelwat very In Hronnt wheu tho verdhtwaa annoubced, and pj eared Ulterurprled. am. iiii hi -.mt AKonirit. JotepD Kent, a decent locking man of forty-five, withdrew hla former I lea of nut guilty lofl charge of tbootlug at Alonio Honirloka with Intent to murdrr, and plead guilty to cotcmou aMault. Aulttant District Altornoy Htcpheut tald the proaicullou were now alio to produce only one wituea., and ho a liollcorlllcer. The wounded man Ind taken flight. Coumel wat dhiotil, under ml the clrcuraitaiicta ol tint cate, laficceittho now teuJrreil I lea f guilty to a common aitault. He had Ui u luformcd bydi'lulenttcd rriona tbatthodefi'iidintwaaan hunetMiard working man. Hit wlfnhadtloei with the man whom he wat charged with wounding, leaving tbo fnther to do tho brat he could with tl.clr two-year-old bey. Attorney Harlow Ferguvon (with whom waa Attorney J hu M, Canuon twka lu the defendant1! lehalf, anil toll the Court cult a rimnnilo ttory. Hntald Ibe defendant married a young girl of eighteen and they lived together happily until thu man wlom Kent aratulteil came upon the rcene. Hon-drlckt Hon-drlckt wot a tewing machine canvas-ter, canvas-ter, and after calling at the house ouu day and telling Mrr. Kent n maclilrn lie paid her fitrpient vitllt during the buabaud't aljaeoce at work. Hbe tie came roumThnt attached to him, and theulhedefeudaiitdrovchlmawaylroni tha mnlre.. Nolwltli"taudlng thlt he continued hla vlilti, and one day the delendaiitfuuuJthvmananii hit wife hugging each other. (Laughter). Kent drove him away ujaln, but the woman Informed, her Luabaud that the did not want (olive with him any longer, and that thn wat going nway with Hrndrlckt. ICcut iliiught that If ho coull do aomethlug tu rovent the other iiiau leaving for r tlmo hit wlla would probably ceato .I.I..I. .n l..lh..ll. ... l.ln. and be content to remain at home. He becamatxcltod over thn attnlr, however, how-ever, and one day went up town aud obtained a small pltlol, liltoljcct being tr rovent Hendrlckt ticapiDg with bit wife. Hefjund Hendricks out and thot him in the arm, but without hurting hurt-ing him aerloualy, I or thlt he wat arreted. ar-reted. Ilia wife tllll lualtted that tho would go nway, and had tlnce eloped with lleiidrfcat, (Itwat believed they had fulttbecountr), the wife leaving the little J year old tu the care of her liualaiid. Couubol, after tlatlng that tho di lendanl wat without meant anil pleading fur clemency In Kcnt'a behalf, be-half, taid: "The man whom he thot dIJ not get his dotertt. There's no doubt utout that.'' (Laughter.) In reply to ttiujudge, drfiudant aald his only reason lor thootlng at Heu-driokt Heu-driokt wan that stated by his count). Judgu sue When a man lias tu get a gun to prevent auither man taking hit wlto from htm, li had belter let aucli a woman go her wiy. After pointing out the unlawful act of which Kent ha I been fullly ho ordereiihlintuiiy a Que or J 1 00 and tho cats of the l ro-eoutlon. "Hut," hit Honor added, "I will mako no or ter for your commitment now." ThodeienJent held the child In lilt arms whllo before the court. Heap pen rod to bo devotedly attached to tha llltlo fellow. Tim AUST1S tllOOTlNU. Inthucuoof tho People vt. Jnmrt Auallu, olitrged with aatault with a deadly weapon with Intent to murder, a motion for a coutlnuauco wat made by Attorney C. II. llleuu aud overruled. over-ruled. tu colli: up riuiiev. Ou application of Aaalalant DUIrlct Attorney Hteihent, It was ordered by the Court that I mho Kearaand Ullbert Marchanb who had previously plead guilty to a chargu of unlawful cohabitation, cohabit-ation, come up ou Friday morning uext for toutencu. UlbUIBSI-U. The charge ol fornication ngalmt Qcorga l.tchel was dl-mlnted on motion mo-tion of Attlatuut Dlalrlct Attorney Htephant, who stated that tbo lady mixed up tu tha cnto had aluco "married another," and elm did nut want her uamo uow 1 rought up. Court udournod till - V m. CIVIL MjaiNEoS. Juilgo Anderaon thlt morning took up the law and motion calendar on eremtory call, lilt tho prcceidlngi up till noon wcru devoid of public Interest. In-terest. Among tho iectatore wero Miaa llmoia Lev, "tbo lady lawyer," who occupied n teat at the attorneys' table and aid particular attention to what traurplred. loitrnl eoulrl larain In tho cnto nf Alex. Goldberg vs. Joseph hlruon. Judge Kino thlt afternoon after-noon gave Judgment for tho plalu.lll, iliuaiuchrmnt woa dluolved aud the sureties were retained. J aims Auttlu wat laced on trial on a charge of ihootlng at lilt ton Willi In. tent to murder. CMI. Glrnndefinded. There wat tomo tniall trouble between fattier nnd ton rt ectlng n dog. It It allegad that tbo eon dealt bit father onu or two blows with a (leceof wcod,and tlul thlt eiirageit tho defendaut, who leveled n gun at the coin) lalnant, fired and Indicted a lleth wound in the thigh. Ihecarewatlnirostets when our rc on cloied at 4 . in. a uiiii.ii nnr luia nuernoou charged liefuro Uomqiuiloner Frott with killing snipe out of tratou, near the racetrack. Hepleadednot guilty and waa placed u ncler a $300 tiond . The date of thu bearing hat not beeu fixed. counT MiTkS 0. 1,, Illator, who was loun I over at Ogden and altrrwardt InJIctidliy the grand Jury, upon the charge of eon-silrac, eon-silrac, gavo bonds In llioThlrd District Dis-trict Court on Hmirday alternoon. He Isncciiaedofcerlsln unlawlul aolt In rounectlon with Iho Farmers ek Mfchaulcs' Hank nltlden, Tho grand Jury will adjourn tomorrow tomor-row forabcut a fortnight. |
