Show FOR SECOND TUNS W J jenkins and anaw W H tove y sent to the penitentiary in the third district court loda today y william J jenkins of west jordan was called lor for sentence on OB the charge of unlawful cohabitation mr jenkins has a family of twenty persons to support and is not in very goo good d circum about a year and a half ago he be emerged from the penitentiary where he had bad served six months for eving tving with two cifes he was con evicted a second time at the present term of court the whole of the evidence on which a verdict of not guilty was found beins being that he be had on two occasions gone to the housa house of his plural wife to speak to his sons anc he be had swept the snow enow off the porch and once he had gone on OB christl Christ mag L eve to see his children the only occasion on en which there was evidence that be had bad even spoken to his second wife was on christmas eve when one of the abe witnesses who was particularly hostile to the defendant that the lady had joined in a general conversation lasted due but a few minutes and in which mr jen kins bad taken part this was toe the substance of the case made against him when he came before judge zane today that functionary inquired w whether hether he ha had d any promise to make to the effect that be would obey the law in the future mr jenkins replied that he had not broken the law since his bis incarceration but the court remarked that the jury had bad found him guilty and sentenced nim to the fall term of imprisonment six months in ib the penitentiary and to pay a fine of 50 and costs the fine was assessed after the court had inquired qu e as to t the e defendants e eu ants ability to pay a it and had received an answer to the he e effect act that he had bad not means enough this has the effect of extending the imprisonment 80 days longer than the term wm win H tovey of the twentieth ward of this city was also called for sentence mr tovey was only released last august for a similar offense havone served six months in prison the testimony in his case showed that he had gone to the plural cifes home in the evening remaining there from a few minutes to an hour ats business was the instructing of his bis childrens child chil drena renand ud providing wood and carrying water for the use of his bis plural wife is a cripple and is unable to do these chores mr tovey in ia reply to the court sald be had bid not violated the law as he be understood der stood it and had no means with which to paya pay a fine the court how everin addition to the full term of six months inflicted a fine of 50 and costs both were taken to the penitentiary tent iary this afternoon |