Show FIRST DISTRICT COURT r saturdays saturday s business patterson gets iwo years in the first district court at ogden on saturday toe tae trial of joseph on a 9 elladge ot of bar burglary glary resulted in a verdict ot of acquittal richard jessup was arraigned on a charge of unlawful cohabitation and pleaded g guilty sentence was set sec for tile the first day ot of the next term of court I 1 mr edwin R miles also indicted for unlawful cohabitation was arraigned and pleaded guilty defendant waived further time for sentience sentence tue toe court questioned him as to his age and occupation asking do you care to make any statement as to the lu in ture mr hit I 1 do not know that I 1 do will wid do the best I 1 can but do not det de ire to make auy any positive promise tae court sentenced him to pay a fine of 59 50 and costs and to be imprisoned for six bombs mr F L patterson was arraigned r for sentence lie he was visibly affected tears ste stealing aliD into his bis eyes mak lug ing a statement he said he be had acted in good faith and knew nothing of the decree of divorce being spurious the saturday before his bis arrest at the time of marrying hattie daoa dana he be had no idea but that his bis divorce from mary B E patterson was valid A number of questions as aa to his a secreting the fact of the dimoree proceed logs ings and the second marriage were ask asked ed by the jud judge e he had bad not kept the matter of beefing seeking a divorce from froin mary E U a secret from her but she knew of it and was willing that divorce proceedings should continue he bad given her everything axce except t his library brar y W when hen he obtained the pd divorce i vorce and had bad a greed agreed to support her as far as tia his means would permit and had bad done so 0 the court stated that a persons persona be jef that he be had bad a legal divorce was no legal evidence in favor of defendant though he be apprehended that no court would impose sentence where it was proven that the defendant had bad acted in faith he summed up the evl evi ence ence tending to prove that defendant must nave have known something as to the spuriousness of the divorce taking into at consideration his confinement of eight months the court ini imposed posed a sentence of two years in the penitentiary almon root charged with unlawful cohabitation pleaded guilty mr evans stated that from what he be could learn defendant intended to obey the law and the ends of justice would be sub served it if sentence was suspended the defendant then made the promise when it was discovered that he had married his bis cloral wife in 1884 instead of in ia 1881 as mr evans bad understood the matter was set for hearing and determination on oa may |