| Show IN COURT TODAY further sentences for unlawful at the opening of the third district won this morning the case of the eople vs george shields was taken 4 u oa 02 a motion to dismiss the do de fondant was convicted in the justic e lo 10 court of disturbing a public meeting the rac notion is made on oa toe the ground that aae ac appeal was not heard ht aart at the next term of court after the appeal was tikes the motion was taken under orge launders yau was called anu and was arraigned on a charge of grand larceny in la having stolen a jar large ge jewelry and cutlery from tr am alfred iasom john M zino Z ane was ap pointed to lo defend him wm win A hibbard was arraigned on indictment ut found against again tit him for highway hi rab robbery bery this is the case where E W taylor was held up and robbed of his watch the court ap pointed J J eastley to defend him daniel obrien and koury henry baker were arraigned lor burglarizing win shades place of business on aug au both defendants entered a plea of noi not guilty W J snyder having withdrawn as counsel for J A spitz spit a ch charged arsted with ith giand larceny the th e court was applied w to to appoint an attorney for him but declined as the defendant had same ane property UNLAWFUL cohabitation CASES james turner who pleaded guilty yesterday to unlawful cohabitation was called lor for sentence tho the court asked him his age which was waar 70 70 in reply to the court he said his children childre awre all krown grown up and ancl he be had ve been ia court before tie fore the court passed sentence 0 orimar r turner at the same time barnin warning him I 1 not to commit the offense a se second 0 time the judgment was W fine ne a and d imprisonment im rison ment tor for 50 00 days bantel daniel lewis was also cal sentence tor for unlawful he stated to the court that he be was a farmer and was 54 years of age the bourt sentenced him to pay a fine of 60 and be imprisoned for 60 00 days milford mitford B shipp changed his plea of not guilty of unlawful fut cohabitation to guilty there were three indictments in this case under the segregation scheme and two of them were dismissed to the oe court he stated h he a had 20 90 children mr said that the defendant had been guilty of polygamy court I 1 mean is it his bis first arraignment on the charge of unlawful cohabitation mr peters it is he kept out ol of the way for snout two years mr richards the fact that a man is guilty of f unlawful lul does not imply that he is guilty of polygamy as some of the marriages were entered into info before there was a law agai nUlt it I 1 thick mr peters state meat Is unfair it was ascertained that mr shipp ship was in that class of cases the court sentenced him to pay a tine nna of W ua and be imprisoned 75 days edward davis pleaded guilty to unlawful cohabitation and said he be was prepared to receipt sentence mr peters said the marriage to the plural wife was ol of recent datt anere was also another indictment asai against hira bim which would have to be dismissed tor want of proof court courado do you think wilt in passing sentence lor for unlawful cohabitation I 1 can inflict a punishment for 3 mr peters so no sir air but bat I 1 otate lije fact for your honors information couet I 1 cannot take into consideration t on a charge of adult adultery ety against him I 1 may bear 16 mind bat that is separate affair Sen sentence teace was passed upon him biro with a warning not to repeat the offense As hii marriage was recent be was fined yn 70 and costs and ordered imprisoned lor ada edmund bollings Bow lings also changed his bits plea to guilty vt of unlawful cohabitation toe timo of sentence was wan fixed for monday sept 24 at iu 10 a in tho the case against awen lawful lawf ul cohabitation was set for today but owing to the illness of a wi witness tr e as for the prosecution it was continued at mr rc request quest JOUN 41 t toe the case against john irving of west jordan was called in this in the charging unlawful cohabitation IQ i segregated into five counti mr appeared appeAr cd as counsel for mr hir living asked iha iba tour ot of the counts be dismissed before any farther r pr proceedings were a bad d mr PAL peters rs ele elected t Z to proceed ro aeed 0 on n t the h a eede second count cove coveri Dir from rom J january n U byj 1 tonayo 1884 an aud d i the a counts wen dismissed the names of the witnesses were called that of geoge being among the number he fie had bad been from the penitentiary ar y on behalf of the prosecution A jury was called and helel mrs id revoir wai the witness she testified led 1 I have lived in west jordan six years know the dependant delen dant am acquainted with hia hi wife mr I 1 rv I 1 D comes to iry iny house bouse annette kavor is oy my husbands 1184 she lived at tho the defendants place she was I 1 living were I 1 caine to the caltry cA Itry abe has hae no children I 1 do not know arie eror wn owr 0 r not alic is mr I 1 irato wife I 1 only know she lives live in i the same saine boue at as te he waft vu 1 mra iti i ste was never called ir irvion i p judith savoir cl R voir rov aunt imes at or tb lit feid ants I 1 hove called at be I 1 eov cn u bmw I 1 wu wat ec conme Js iri it wile I 1 tr r mist alst r Ainie fAu lu ilso lw livi it at I 1 iraln r I 1 taa I 1 fant dan I 1 L 1 liaw 1 W IV bethe hethe r t atris hi 1 i thu A atlle a lie ur or not I 1 uever |
