| Show boal LOAL LOCAL news FROM P S T limays DAILY DAIL OCT 31 A I 1 lowing weli avell W if atwood of souto C out oLt reon neon onwood wood 1 was fortunate in ino 0 aig a good str stream eam cam of flowing wat watt r v the th pipe had attained a depth ol 01 t t the iho outflow is now ten gallons ons pr p r minute and is increasing the v ati r is soft and has a v ant antt tt atte ste te tb til largest reported T r F ring kins vairous A i of farmington having seen var lotis notices in the NEWS diw s 0 of f lar large ae pottes potatoes res write that they c cin ciu in discount all ali who oho no have i vet et reported as they have had bad veral this afis year that weighed from live t 11 3 six pounds each and one that turned the tile scales at seven and a half halt pom eulals ds good weight it 11 Is of the lve lle beenes erles eries variety aul ani ml was raised on thel labaut tas las mat cx cili dured durea turca orlando wright wanted on a harge of grand larceny in having been associated with andrew petit now nowa i waiting walting the grand jurys action in bord hord hoie hoid stealing was arrested at pleana Pleasa ii valley y esterday and brought to this city last liht night he tie was arraign d 1 before judge this morning 1 I r preliminary examination and was v n until monday to plead lead his bail v as fixed at boo soo bou 00 bat not being able abla 10 io 10 0 furnish sureties sur bur ettes helas committed to jait jail court proceedings in t the he third district court today to day in the case of win amk R i wart vs wm jennings et al judgment was given lor for plaintiff torso io and interest julma smith vs james mcknight et etal al judgment for plaintiff nor northern thern chief mining company vs L E 11 II osman disi dismissed nissel in tiie the matter of tile the citation of aurelius miller miner to show cause why be he should not abt be disbarred dis barred M kirkpatrick appeared for respondent and thos marshall fur fir bar association taken under puder Advisement work oil gri 0 the tho Te temple tempie the work of rock reck fay lay fai fa ing on the lempie iu in this city thi this daou eaon hou cou has been conti conil confined fied fled to th thu flu lut aau asu end until today to day when the towers being squared up me tile wor workmen kinI D lepai d to I 1 the west towers and aud anscom com metered operations there during the season sixteen courses of roc roe lock ag greetin greg 8 inches in lii heigh thase been i iu al upon the center one of the ea ru towers and fourteen courses IS tet act t i t upon ach of the corner lowers it the weather continue dinue lavo tavo favorable rable rabie as it iid ild lid did last year ear there thele NN ill III probably pio pro bably babiy be about four courses laid on each of the towers at ine lne v N end t end beffie the work is aban dom lor tor tile the winter to sard seale trouble troubie in u shifting from one end ud ot the tile building to the other the stationary engine englee for hoisting that was f used on the tile temple at low log logaa map gap bius bias been brought down and at the west vest end of this temple so that if necessary work could now be carried on simultaneously at both ends of the building A A double wedding A couple of marriages a s oce occurred burred at me tue logan te lem iem in ou wednesday last oct 28 two of the parties to which were orther yr therus lis ils and clemenia Cl omenia phelps fiatt piatt son and daughter of the late ate apostle orson pratt and juliette jullette Julip tte phelps pratt the bride of the furm form furmer former being mis emma louise louese tay TS bum hum laughter daughter of andrew J and mary bary ann ang 31 Mc vars tars of the aih ai III ill fritot of this city at whose residence resl deuce a reception was held last evening ev ening oth joth uth dinst in honor of the bride and groom the bridegroom ot of aliss clo menla moenia pratt is brother win wm bailey of nephi nepal the tile son of langley allgood angood and sarah barah andrews An diews diens bailey also of nephi A re recep recap recaption coplion tion lion in honor of both these couples will be held this evening evenin juht dinst ac at the residence of mrs Jo julietto Joliet lietto tu pratt crabb ward tills tuis city it is expected that a large larg assembly of the relatives and friends of the contracting parties will enjoy the proceedings of the thu occasion as was tho thu case at last evenings reception 1 brother william bailey expects to start for his home at nephi zephi next lon mon A flay luy morning to place his new bride will accompany him and where the pros prospects acts are favorable dav orabie for another reception lec eption brother and sister Ort Or themos theros pratt will start next tuesday morning for ti cipio scipio millard illard county al at which place tile the groom will resume his duties at the tore store we ive wish these fortunate couples all the felicity they desire in their new now estate herberr HERBERT J ARRESTED 0 W A CHARGE chial GE OF UNLAWFUL cohabitation about 11 this morning deputies calin and went to tiie tile ward cooperative operative co store and aud srawl arvel a warrant of arrest on I 1 rin herbert J foul een per 1 yub abb lc Is also counselor conn Cona to bishop alien ot of tho the twenty first ward air arr 1 1 oular was given in custody of bailiff nard hard whitis the tiie deputies started off to sub sab prena tresses tn esses the preliminary examination ediin was set for 2 pm today to day before commissioner mckay but the defendant was allowed to waive the investigation and his bail placed at 1500 kless Aless rs spencer clawson and win wm H rowe becoming sureties bur sur ettes roar four witnesses wio wic nesses including the 41 alleged leg ned ged plural wife were held under doo 2 bonds bonda each to appear before the tho grand jury on wednesday next the complaint signed by byea E A ireland charges charses that between June 1 1882 and oct 1 1883 the defendant cohabited with jane doe doc hail hall sometimes called foulger Fou lerand and eliza ellza foul geras gerash his ls wives CIVIL CALENDAR the following 0 setting of civil cases was made in the third district court this morning for the firsa two weeks in november londay monday 3 november ber 2 12 1 john gagan vs J 11 kyper et ail all al marshall royle royie for plaintiff kimbail heywood for defendant john jolla cunnington el et al vs john S scott el et al woods kloffman iloffe an for plaintiffs marshall boyle lor for defendants tuesday nov 3 87 john coulam et al v vs s ann doull 1 E T sprague for lor plaintiffs sheeks rawlins lor for de len dant peter veter kraller vs james lawrence woods hoffman lor for plaintiff IV I 1 snyder for defendant wednesday nov 4 louisa Y ferguson vs leroy decker pecker el elt al wil Wll iiams ilams young youns for tor plaintiff geo geu 13 fletcher for Men aen defendants dauts igi aaron keysor vs herman ifill hill et etal al sheeks shocks rawlins Itaw lins for plaintiff arthur brown for defendants mux max armer vs C M brown et etal al marshall royle royie foi plaintiff woods hoffman for dew del de lenmanis len ien danis 81 james fowls vs wm palmer JB J JB dilley for plaintiff art arthur brown for defendant 02 yaju J C bowring vt ut al vs W C bowring arthur brown lr plaintiffs darke kenner for defendant lol loi J C bow vs IV 0 bobrink Bow rinK ning arthur brown for plaintiff darke kenner for defendant fend fen fondant daut dant ant apt friday nov G max diax idleman ct et al vs thornas cupit cupil et etal al woods hoffman hon Hof finan fidan for plaintiffs hall marshall for fon defendants rasmua rasmus rasmus rasmua sen va Frederick jensen jenssen Jen sien rien C J whitte more for plaintiff sheeks R for tor defendant saturday nov 7 7 moses IV gray et al alv alhaj vs aJ J C bowring 1 ec al 1 hall flail arshall marshall for plaintiffs plaintiff arthur brown for defendants monday nov 9 66 G james gordon vs john F home horne for plaintiff sheeks shocks rawlins kawlins for defendant de 41 win B cripp vs louis E granger S it lewis R B tripp for plaintiff gee maxwell for defendant john S ballin aco eco co vs simon Bam Baw beirer beiger woods noff hoff man manfor for harkness kirkpatrick for defendant tuesday nov 10 J B benedict vs george IV emerson et al al M 31 kaighn for plaintiff hoe hoge burmester for defendants geo W oglesby vs daniel dunne et etal al george B fletcher for plaintiff arthur brown for defendants IM causey harkness aco eco vs hower newcomb M nl kaighn for plaintiffs J 1 D loin lomax x for defendants wednesday nov 11 annette cummings et al vs brigham xoung youns et etal al darke darken kenner for plaintiffs sheeks rawlins for defendants 1521 F Auer Auerba auerback bacil cn bro vs robert mulhall et etal al M kaighn for plaintiffs woods hoffman for defendant defendants thursday nov 12 86 W if II 11 bowers baiers vs the london bank of utah sutherland mcbride tor for plaintiff baskin van home horne and ami marshall marshall K royle for defendant louis nadle nadie vs al 11 lipman et al S 11 lewis for plaintiff E D hoge for defendants friday nov 13 nils 11 II hallstrom strom vs james 11 larkins hall halt marshall for plaintiff arthur brown for defendant de IM 18 james M kennelly vs geo 11 wyman hali hall marshall marshal for plaintiff If B ennett harkness kirkpatrick lor defendant THE disbarment CASE MK nir I 1 mexer MEVER another OF 01 julge JUIGE ZANG zon I 1 TO lent lext A conclusion 0 mr vir aurel lusiN fluer was brought brough in from this morning for a continuation of the proceedings to show cause why he should not be dis barred from practicing as an attorney in the third district court because of 01 his refusal to promise to obe obey wd the be L edmunds d law and because he had b been vm convicted of cohabitation with his wives mr thomas marshall moved for fur the order of the court relative to the case mr kirkpatrick said that having been connected with the defense of mr air miner miller h be e felt under obligations to standby stand by him in the present presen issue tissue ile he had not been able to make more than a limited examination of the case but thought there were some considerations which the court should take cognizance of the motion for disbarment was made on two grounds because the defendant had been convicted of a misdemeanor alleged to involve moral morat turp turpitude etude ad because of the defendants having made certain statements regarding his promising to obey the law at the time of passin passing judgment moral turpitude had bad been defined as Is everything done contrary to honesty justice modesty t integrity 1 ity morals the sp speaker ealer remarked that as lawyers were not noted for their modesty it the court were to give this a strict construction it would greatly deplete the number of members of 1 the bar after citing from authorities 1 mr kirkpatrick proceeded to argue that it awas was only for that moral delinquency involving loss ot of integrity render lilg ilig it unsafe to trust the business of the gar bur in his hands hand for tor which ail ati a attorney could be disbarred diw dis di 1 barred on tiie the ground of moral turpitude there was no instance where a lawyer had been disbarred dis barred on account of sexual irregularities courts would woul dilo nol not enter upon this question because it was outside of profess professional lonai ional conduct it was not such moral turpitude that tuat courts had llad taken into consideration in questions of disbarment if therefore a law lawyer er could dot not be disbarred ois dis harred barred for adul adultery teri it would be unprecedented to take huch such action because of unlawful cohabit cohabitation there was a distinction between a ordinary bigamy and the polygamy of the mormons cormons Mor mons the latter practicing it as a religious us requIre requirement ine lne it without I 1 introducing any element of fraud there was in their practice no moral turpitude Con compress aress had recognized this by legitimating a the issue of mormon polygamous es and aird bior mormon normon Alor nion marriages alone rhese rhene considerations should bere here be regarded added as relevant the cohabitation in this class of cases was not moral turpitude but would rather be such if the plural families were desert d lawyers were some home times lawless but an ali instance had never been known ot of a disbarment for moral delinquencies fully equal to that hat charged against the defendant ili in reference ference le to the other point mr miner hiner had not declared in terms that he would not obey the law referred to but said nothing and cited the fugitive slave law as one ho he had refused refus ed to obey it would be very slight ground to j disbar an attorney because he reserved the right to hold his own opinion aa as to the constitutionality of 1 a I law the here interrupted mr kirkpatrick and told mr fiher that lie he now had the opportunity to say whether or not it wa his intent fon ioa to obey the law mr miner declined to make any statement court that eliat is equivalent to sayin saying he will not mr eirk Kirk kirkpatick patr 1 ick lck said that mr Aln miner THIner had made no declaration that not obey the law and the court should i 1 give him hinh the benefit of the legal presumption va that he would not break it the court remarked marked ic that under the circumstances the accusers accuse ds refusal to promise should be interpreted as such a declaration mr 3 ar kirkpatrick insisted that his ilis future action should be judged by future results result sand and closed luis his areti arati ment oy ny requesting the court to let the j question oi rest for the present at least mr hin phinas 1 I Ih h inas marshall hail ball said thal thai the ques question tiou lion in this class clasa of cases was one of I 1 great importance the position tion of attorneys was one of responsibility I 1 and their exa topie tople was felt in ili every coal corn corni I 1 i the tho people looked to them for advice and tile the case of mr miner ulner was a special one the 11 mormon people had broken every law ot of modality moia lity in this practice the offense of cohabitation was more injurious than any other crime known on the earth tin the law of co congie rig ilg ies les s was to stop this thing aud and enaud it was the duty of the court to enforce enaud enand itano it ano not weaken it and aud defy the people of tho the united state states ile he then asked for the of the defendent defendant defend tnt I 1 the court then announced mat oat A written opinion would bu be tiled filed at an early day FROM MONDAYS S nally DAILY NOV t 10 reward on saturday night hoodlums committed an ail adlof act of vandalism for tor which the will be made wade to suffer if caught all except oue one of the signs placed along south temple street to indicate the names of thib streets from A to K were torn iown iowa and the signboards sign boards split A number were alo alio aio ali o broken ou on other streets in the northeast part of the city the city Df Mar arnat arnal offers aio 10 to anione anyone who will w 11 ll give olve information that will lead to the detection of the culprits A nervous shortly before 3 0 1 0 clock this afternoon those who ivere passing sin aln along street east of the dese lese deseret m t 13 bink bank ink luk were made the unwilling spectators of an incident I 1 which imparted a decided ili iii t I 1 shock A window on the thin third floor flour of the heesch ellerbeck block had been opened and there sat a little child on the lintel dangling its Us feet over the sidewalk and aud as unconcerned as thou though I 1 ii it were not in the very jaws laws of a frightful 1 death tile the child was soon rl removed loved and eyer cyer t body who saw it br bathed more freely accident about 7 on saturday evening mrs elizabeth L LII lil nyde hyde yde who has almost reached the age of four fourscore core bears years was walking around her house in the thirteenth ward yard |
