Show NEWS FROM THE JUNCTION CITY OGDEN june 1888 1886 FIRST DISTRICT COURT pursuant to adjournment thel court met this morning at 10 the was rather slim at th therom cow at 20 minutes past ten the ine JURY I 1 wed filed into court and answered to their names three of the number being absent george thompson asked to 10 be excused from further duties as a irand juror in consequence of hia pour poor circumstances cum stances the court replied r that it could not release him as it no authority to do so the case of the united states vs WILLIAM H PIDCOCK was then called in response to the command of the judge mr stood up and was asked if he be had anything to say why sentence should not be pissed passed upon him the defendant through his counsel hon P H emerson stated that be e declined to make any promise for the future i in n relation to obeying or disobeying the edmunds law counsel referred to ane fact that mr pidcock had given the government no trouble that he had voluntarily furnished dished all the evidence himself that was necessary for his conviction he was sincere in the practice of what he believes to be THE TRUE GOSPEL he held no of fical eal position in tile the community had formerly been in business in this city but unfortunately had failed he was now aged in very f feanle ee ale helth health aud and would leave his bis family in a very bad condition and for the court then sentenced the defendant to be confined in the utah penitentiary penitent pe iary on the first count for three months on the second four mont mouths lis and on the third six months a total toral of 13 months no fine was imposed mr pidcock was then delivered to the custody of the marchaland Mar was taken to the penitentiary the next case was that of LORIN AKK TAKK T who was arraigned on five indictments on oil each of whick lie he was charged with violating viol aling the edmunds law in relation to cohabitation J N kimball esq ap appeared eared on benalt benali of the defendant ang and moved to quash the indictments on the ground that the first or legal wife was waa not a competent witness against her husband without the consent of the latter or of both parties carlies par lies he argued the matter at considerable length quoting authorities in support of his position at the close of his bis argument the prosecution arose to reply when the court interrupted him and said it was satisfied that the position taken by the counsel fo for r the defense was the correct one and that especially since the examination of this subject in the barnard white ease case the first or lescal legal wife CANNOT BE COMPELLED to appear and testify against her husband in a crimins crimin ij case unless he or both were agreed in the matter the prosecution argued that it had not been shown by the defense that it was on the testimony moDy ot of the birst wile wife that the he indictment was found which he argued must be done before the point desired by the defense could be made mr kimball replied that it was sufficient that the name of the witness was found on the list when the indictment was found which was the case in this instance the witness was summoned without we consent or knowledge of her husband the matter was then taken under advisement until 2 pm J W browning brownin jr familiarly known as CHUB BROWNING BROWy iNOt was examined as to his qualifications as a grand juror he was not a member of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints he was born in the church and was baptized when he was eight years old but had never been a blight or shining 11 light lit gedid redid he did not believe in the tenets odthe of the church believed it was unlawful f ul for a man to live with wita more than one woman in the marriage relation and would enforce the law against polygamy and unlawful cohabitation ile he was accepted HENRY TAVEY was next catechized catechizer catechi zed ile he did not believe in polygamy or that a man had a right to have more than one living and agn wife at the same time he said he never was convicted of a felony and woud would d prosecute and punish those who violated the edmunds law he was accepted and seemed satisfied with his lot J E spaulding spaulddng also gave satisfactory is answers to the prosecuting and was accepted as a grand juror at 2 p in the case of lorin farr was again cal called led after a few remarks from counsel on both sides the hearing was continued till the next session of court which will be some time next week several civil cases of minor importance were disposed of but they are of no special interest to your resL readers ders at 25 rai minutes past 3 2 pm the grand jury filed into court handed in several indictments and then filed out again like a SOLEMN FUNERAL CORTEGE what the indictments were 1 or what the number are among tho those se thing things 4 that a fellow cannot find out until the th e future develops them at pm a U S deputy marshal walked into the book store of A H Cati cannon noll and served a warrant on brother F E A brown and took him to the co court u rt room where he was arraigned on oil a charge of unlawful cohabitation four indictments were found against him time these were read and the court wye gave him until next wednesday july 7 to plead the bonds were placed at two thousand dollars his sureties were hun hon D 11 peery and H S young esq you will remember that brother brown is but recently home from the pen where he has already served alz 1511 months on a similar charge Dou doubtless bUess he eis is one of the persons against whom the grand jury presented indictments at an earlier stage of the court coart proceedings this afternoon the dates of the offenses charged are first between rathe gist laud baud of ay second between the alth and of 0 may third between the alst and of vay may fourth between the of may and ath of june all du during drig I 1 the year 1886 the mill as you will see grinds not slowly but swiftly anaas and as crushingly ai as the crusaders can make it A SERIOUS ACCIDENT when the narres of the grand jury were called in court this morning among the three absentees was john miller of plain city he came to ogden early this morning and proceeded to the establishment of H M bonda company on fourth street with mr dix to unload some produce mr miller held the lines and t took 00 char charge ge of the team while mr dix unloaded the garden stuff staff the vehicle was a covered wagon the cover wah wab loose aud and was flapped about by the wind and struck against the anies ol 01 the wagon at this the horses becalm startled but by speaking to them kindly mr miller quieted them for some time subsequently mr dix jumped from the platform to fasten the cover when the off horse W was frightened ened the team started to run 0 an and jerked mr miller town down between the p platform I 1 at f rm and the horse he was thrown throw to the ground grodal his bis head and face were badly bruised one wheel ran over his left breast and st shoulder crushing them severely dr john driver was called in and dressed the wounds but thought that no bones were broken although his patient suffered very acutely tie he was placed iu in a carriage and andt taken alcen to his home by rev mr pastor of the episcopal church in this city about 9 this abis morning one of the prisoners who was working on the street made A BREAK FOR LIBERTY he darted off to the west and was followed by an officer who pursued him until he be reached the railroad depot when the runaway dashed through the ticket office and waiting room and was soon lost to sight although to memory I 1 think he will not be very dear it is thought lie he made his way to the brush in the river bottoms where he will conceal himself until nightfall when possibly he be will make good his escape WEBER FROM SATURDAYS DAILY JUNE 26 Fa escaped at this morning a prisoner at fort douglas escaped by running away from the sentry who was guarding him Eck dorph the prisoner prisoner was under sentence for theft he e is about 25 years old 5 feet 8 inches high has brown hair and blue eyes and weighs about aw pounds the july contributor ja the contributor for the current month has come to hand the following table of contents shows that the number is an excellent one the missouri perse cautions cut ions B H roberts edinburgh chachie gi Ch aphie the whole world at war publius jerusalem once and now julius Deb logan temple lecture history of the holy scriptures james A leishman editorial A tour of palestine comments of the day joseph F smith publication received lifes Vi fes answer ruby enby lamont working at it mr george M ottinger superintendent dent of water works is in communication with firms in thelast the east in relation to the pipes needed for the bench system and negotiations will soon be consummated work will shortly be begun and the water be conveyed to te the high big gh lands of the city not later than the ap pro preaching proa chine aching fall we can assure that portion of the public directly interested that thai mr ottinger is deeply interested te and in real earnest but there is a certain amount of negotiation and reparation preparation required that cannot be dispensed with the mayor and others of tile the city fathers are imbued with the same disposition Re rehearing bearing denied in the application made of the territorial treasurer and auditor james jack ind and nephi W claytob Clay tou for a rehearing ol of the case before the supreme e cour sour the tol following lowing decision waa as re rendered this afternoon in 14 the supreme court utah territory the people ex rel W H dickson etc vs nephi W clayton clay ton and james jack OPINION OF THE COURT powers J the defendants in the above cases petition for re hearings nothing is suggested in the petitions but what was fully considered on the argument we have time and again decided that such petitions show no ground for the allowance of re hearings the petitions ol of the defendants are therefore denied zane 0 CJ J concurs bozeman boreman A J concurs concur 3 the lake point row Yes yesterday a number of hoodlums 1 chit cbill i diem n being jack powell bandle dhe and 1 I billy D 1411 coun counsel ell in a proul protracted at lake VS point greatly to the annoyance of f those in attendance there ere for for pleasure the parties were the worse for liquor and the row originated over a dispute about la a foot race on which powell and counsel had been betting blows were reely freely f elchan exchanged ed and the most shocking language langua ge ii used sed it was with considerable difficult difficulty ity that the combatants were separated in justice to the sixth ward sunday school who were or on a visit to lake point it should be stated that the parties named hive have no connection whatever with the organization the members of which with their friends conducted themselves in a becoming manner nor can the hoodlums be classed as mormons cormons Mor mons as they hold bold no membership in tile the church they are of that blabs who have adopted the struggling upward I 1 tendency voca vacated te d by the chief anti mormon organ As the disgraceful occurrence took place in tooele thoele county tile the local peace officers here have no jurisdiction in the premises election judges the utah commission have appointed the following additional list of election judges SEVIER COUNTY willow bend precinct john larson george T holdaway james larson ernest shepherd vermilion precinct 0 cuddeback charles W conley michael kain richfield Rich neld precinct neils anderson W WE E thurber august nielson william greenwood james it hooton gooseberry Goose burry precinct john T leo nard A Y russell john W holden salina precinct john W Pail lips eliase elias W crane william H ree bee i glenwood precinct wm win M look cook joseph L wall S P F mount i burville precinct wm H i han 0 peterson benjamin hancock annabella precinct lemuel thomp son william N spafford pafford ri jr herbert i weave cleave monroe precinct walter jones john W rew bertilson elinore precinct andrew bertilson Berl ilson jr nelson hogains He geins gains W henen joseph precinct A N J H wells E R A bridges SANPETE COUNTY mount pleasant precinct abner crane A P amen joseph page ephraim precinct peter Schwa george quinn L M olsea manti ere precinct ole neilson john patten Pat tn J 11 hougaard one town precinct william P young joseph S wing H C davidson spring city precinct peter justson Jas tsun christian clawson andrew olsen fountain green precinct hans bans C hanson samuel samuels rees kees L llewellyn petty precinct john L peacock walter 11 barton charles W hit tock mayfield Mayfle ld precinct henry jensen M P neils C anderson gunnison precinct henry A Reamer Wilson P lake charles ringwood fayette precinct Al michael ichael P larsen wm win M scott john bedding winter quarters precinct pleasant valley alley WS hedges edges obert kobert mckechney charles harles ab abbott ott chester precinct E J conrad august wyburg y arg henry enry candland wales ales precinct henry lamb A W lamb harvey D bees moroni precinct william Daniel sC H moore P P draper thistle precinct wm win W Pd adwell well M V selman hyrum seely WASATCH COUNTY heber precinct joseph goodwin james lindsay thomas S i watson midway precinct roby levi lev hancock jeremiah roby charleston precinct emanuel richman eichman philip edwards john H wallsburg Walls burg precinct S S keeler george dobling Do martjn martin ford SUMMIT COUNTY grass creek precinct thomas W thomas thomas james thomas thackeray upton precinct william W smith jr alonzo frisby john dark clark WEBER COUNTY ogden poll 1 L B stephens P H R rank ank wm lowe oad ogden en poll 2 john H res Ee bestall tall stall W P jones ike farr ogden poll 3 H C jas farr W C warren hooper precinct robt simpson john hooper prey john ohn everett wilson precinct J B sewell jos jeukins jenkins john martin jr west weber precinct samuel jer jeakins john C royle james dark clark plain city precinct moroni thos H mu atti grave wm gampton Slat slaterville erville pr alnet pierce quirk buford A bybee J B R manning lynne lyane precinct W B ogden moroni stone S G crowley uintah precinct theo daniels Danji sll chas de la a baum jonathan dye huntsville precinct pater joseph smith chas wood marriott precinct peter raty john W allen alien john johnd D powell north norta ogden precinct J vanderhoof alfred berrett nathaniel montgomery pleasant view precinct john T james jenson edwin humphreys Ri verdale precinct asa L child john C build abild wm win parker eden precinct john T Ritte rElisha wilber L A harrisville precinct W C hobt liW fisher her john slater |