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Show Activities in City Court . . A number of defendants were sentenced in City Court since Sept. 2, and several were bound over to District Court for trial. Appearing Sept. 2 was Ronald L. Rice, charged with public intoxication. He entered a plea of guilty and was fined $50. . Mitchell Oliver Hill, Michael Mich-ael Eugene Hill and Peter J. Kakunes appeared Sept. 3. County Attorney Bill Benge j made a motion to dismiss the charges against each of them of interferring with a law enforcement official. This motion mo-tion was granted by Judge Don Crist. A preliminary hearing was held on charges against each of them of assault on a peace offficer. This charge against Kakunes was dismissed, and Mitchell and Michael Hill were bound over to District Court on the charge, and released on their own recognizance. All three were also charged with escape, and this charge was dismissed on motion of the County Attorney. i Michael Hill also appeared for trial on a charge of reckless driving. He had pled innocent to the charge, but changed his plea to guilty. He was fined $200, and sentenced to serve 20 days in jail, the jail sentence suspended on payment pay-ment of the fine. William James Brown appeared ap-peared Sept. 2 on a charge of assault. He entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced to pay $100 fine. He was also placed on six months' probation. proba-tion. Cant 1 Dqnn,! A vaU nnA Del Hotz both appeared on charges of public intoxication. They entered pleas of innocent, inno-cent, and the trial was continued. James Russell Brocock appeared ap-peared on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was sentenced to pay a $250 fine, and in default of payment to serve 50 days in jail. He paid the fine. In the case of the State vs. William Pitchford, preliminary hearing on the charge of arson, a Class A misdemeanor, misdemea-nor, was held Sept. 7. After the evidence was presented he was bound over to District Court. His bail was reduced to $2,000, and he was released on bail. Michael Dull appeared on a charge of driving while intoxicated. intox-icated. He entered, a, guilty plea and was sentenced to pay a $200 fine and to attend problem drivers school. He was placed on 6 months probation and in default of payment of fine was sentenced to serve 40 days in jail. Bob Stephen appeared Sept. 8 for trial on a charge of speeding 50 miles an hour in a 30 mile zone. He had entered a plea of innocent to the charge. After the evidence was presented pre-sented he was found guilty and sentenced to pay a $25 fine. Sept. 9 Alfred Gordon Hubbell and Jan Hubbell appeared in City Court. He was charged with two counts and she was charged with one count of distributing a controlled con-trolled substance for value. After evidence was presented both were bound over to District Court. He was released releas-ed on $1,000 bail and she was released on her own recognizance. recogni-zance. Lester Day appeared on a charge of distributing a controlled substance for value. After evidence was presented in the preliminary hearing, he was bound over to District ' Court. ! A trial was held in the State ' of Utah vs. Alfred Gordon ' Hubbell and Jan Hubbell, who were charged with possession pos-session of a controlled substance. sub-stance. The case of Jan Hubbell was continued until Oct. 15. Alfred Hubbell was found guilty and was sentenced sentenc-ed to pay a $250 fine and to serve 60 days in jail, the jail sentence suspended on successful suc-cessful completion of one year probation, which will apply only to drug laws. On Sept. 9 in the case of the State vs. Carl Rappe, who was charged with possession of a controlled substance, the charge char-ge was dismissed on motion oi the County Attorney. Brewster William Phillips appeared for arraignment on a charge of theft, a second degree felony. Harry Snow was appointed to represent him, and the arraignment was continued until Sept. 10. On advice of counsel, Phillips waived the right to preliminar) hearing and he was bound over to District Court. Sept. 14 Keith Holyoali appeared on a charge ol criminal mischief, and it was the judgment of the court tc dismiss the case. |