Deseret Evening News | 1904-02-05 | Page 1 | Rice and Hunter Arraigned Today

w 7 1 ii IC 1 i 11 IM IMIG IG m TOD t t j J H II 1 j 1 n Alleged ed Slayers Sl of Old Man Ian Beat t i ler Face ace t I IC Court C ourt on the t b e tini A ft Charge of Murder t ti i wy J j M i iI W I l f i NEITHER MAN ENTERED A PLEA Jk i 11 t I tI ti Got Cot More lor Th Than Statutory TI Time J Will Answer to the thc Charge ou au j Monday Morning A I II y I f H I I t l BOTH APPEARED MUCH WORRIED i r t 1 1 j Neither Spoke a 1 Word Save g For a I Conference With Their The r 4 i i John Hire Abe Abc Hunter tho aU 1 i d lI murderers of oC old man Beutler 4 il i wen weM quietly before f C II n In the th criminal branch of at c the city court this morning They rhe were lt 1 1 brought up from the county Jail by i h Deputy Sheriffs owan and nO l Hutler and i f t Immediately after the complaints were t read lo to them were taken back to the tha j tl county Jail they the will remain un until it V 1 til III Monday I morning M t Hunter am Rice declined to en enter t t ter n a plea this III I morning and took un tin until j fr til III Monday fonda to Rice HI a was Willi represent 4 S sent 1 by b Attorney J M I Hamilton If J l ii Interests lire are being looked af nt after t i ter by b Attorneys Att Fowler Iud and i rr r The prisoners were ere handcuffed to 10 V 1 when brought Into court ourt fJ they the appeared lo 10 be greatly worried i h t Neither spoke a l word except to consult p briefly with their attorneys Upon mo mC motion tion they were allowed longer than the tha r statutory time In which to 10 plead pI No Nu f i arrangements ware made for lor their J hearing but the tho date clate will bo t f I set act when the prisoners plead W