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Show City Court Action Reported For Week ..Moab City Court registered regis-tered a busy week even though Judge Donald Crist was not available on ;Monday and Tuesday to hear cases. Judge Crist was serving as Judge protein pro-tein on Seventh Judicial District Court in the absence ab-sence of Judge Edward Sheya. On August 11, Harold Howe, Joe Appier, and jTake Potter were named in two separate complaints. com-plaints. The first was entry en-try or destruction of property pro-perty and the second brought against them was for assult. The three appeared ap-peared and plead not guilty guil-ty to the charges. Trial was set for Tuesday, August Aug-ust 18, but due to Judge Crist's absence, the trial date was postponed and had not been rescheduled as of press time. Ray Felix Aguilera appeared ap-peared on Augu,st 12, on a charge of DWI and after af-ter pleading guilty was sntenced to pay a fine in the amount of $200 and to spend 40 days in jail, 35 days of the jail sentence were suspended upon payment pay-ment of the fine. Aguilera listed a Green River address. ad-dress. A plea of not guilty was entered by Robert Krat-insky Krat-insky on August 12, on a charge of driving during revocation and his arrai gnment was continued until un-til August 19. A Corpus Christi, Texas man, James C. Wyne ap-peared'on ap-peared'on August 13, on a charge of DWI. He plead guilty and was sentenced to pay a fine in the amount am-ount of $200 or in default of payment of the fine to to spend 40 days in jail. August 14, brought James Jam-es Olsix of Colo. Springs (Colorado, to Court on a charge of DWI. He plead guilty and was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail. Olsix told the court i'thva,t his real name was James August Clock. Attorney Luke Papas appeared with Robert Lammert who was charged charg-ed with DWI on August 14. After pleading not guilty, Lammert was scheduled sch-eduled to appear for trial on September 24, at 10 a. m. A jury trial on August 14, saw Marvin J. Somer-ville Somer-ville convicted of DWI. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $200 or 40 days in jail. Clyde Tate appeared on August 17, on a charge of forgery. He was advised of the charge against him and of his right to counsel. coun-sel. He requested that the court appoint counsel for him and bond was set at $1,000 cash or $2,000 in property. Appointed as his attorney was Bruce tlaljiday of Monticello and arraignment was continued con-tinued until Tate had time to consult his attorney. |
