Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-06-07 | Page 13 | Young Hearing May End Soon

-YOUNG HEARING ' .MAYEND SOON TRICE, Juno 7. Deputy Sheriff - Young, who shot and killed John j Tnas, striking miner, on Sunday, I 'May 14. was bound over to thA Seventh Sev-enth Olxtrlct court on a charge of sec- i ond devree murder at thu conclusion of tha preliminary henrlnir hfld In J. I W. If ftTTioml's court todny. Contrary j to all oxpertntlnns. Young took the i .' stand In his own defonse, tetttlfyln thnt Tfniis met him on tha highway on the dy nf the shooting firmed with ' a rifle nnd tnld him not to progress further toward the camp for whUi f.a wan handed. Young testified ho shot ; TVna ti tha thigh and again In the bn-att when tha miner threatened him. 1 ." PRICE, Juns 7. Tha preliminary '., bearing of Leorenzo II. Young, a - deputy sheriff, who Is chnrged with killing John Tenas, a striker, noar the Amhroslo orchard In Spring Canyon, Can-yon, May 15. is likely to be completed todny. Arguments were ma do this ' mornkiff. The state rested lis rase 1 yesterday Vt'rnoon' nn ht morning morn-ing wltnesnes for tha defense took the stand. One of the most Important points in tho hearing Is the manner in which Young recejyed n wound in the leg at the time of the killing Tif deputy declares that Tnas fired at him firM. itnesses testiflfd (hat Yong fired thres shots nt Tenas." Ti hi KItch. wbo acted as- coroner. wa.i the chief witness for, the stute yesterdny. Ss The coal camps nre quiet, with no Indication of disturbance. Sheriff Ki'Iht s.ild todiy. 41 e had heard nothing, ho said, of the report eJ t:iklng ff a miner from the Hcoflelrt-Wintrnuiirters Hcoflelrt-Wintrnuiirters stage yesterday. eputy Sheriff P. M. Adnmson, who has charge of tho Hcofield situation, was In town this morning.