Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-11-10 | Page 14 | Evans is Given a Sixty-Day Sentence

EVANS IS GIVEN A SIXTY DAY SENTENCE Earl E Evans ELD LD 5 who for lor tho the last nine months has been in the county j jail it awaiting trial on a L whito ichito slavery ory charge pleaded guilty this morning in inthe tho the Unit United d States tats district court to ono one of or the tho two to counts of or tho the indictment He was sentenced by Judge John A. A Mar Jar ball to serve e sixty days 5 in tho the to county nty jail The count to which ho pleaded guilty accused him of taking Lena Leoa no now his wife to Los An Angeles for the purpose of ot unlawful cohabitation Tho The Theother other count accused him of taking tho girl irl to tho the coat coast for the tho purposes of ot I prostitution This Thin was 1 ed upon motion on of United States District I nov DC W. W W. W na flay Bay i Through h a L misunderstanding Evans' Evans I attorney was not present when the caso case i camo came for trial hil yesterday but this thi morning morning morn morn- I in ing b he appeared and represented him Evans wife tho the girl in tho the l w ease case was prevent nt at t this hi morI ln morning J hearing bearing and a declared Th n the decision was given hon that a great load was wu lifted from her I mind She and others interested in the defendant bad feared a heavier ler sea sen tence She Bho had expressed cd a determination tion to forget and aDd tOT forgive C and as soon loon as M his term expires she be plans to join her ber husband and make make- up for tor tho the past put according to Evans Evans' attorney The case of or Thomas A. A Walton ton as administrator ad of ot tho e estate tate tato of Pero Yuko Yuko- vieh vieb n against tho the Union Pacific Coal company om pan was vas dismissed Iod without prejudice dice Uce upon loon motion of ot counsel for tor the plaintiff