Show COURT CHIPS A man years yeara old sen fenced for polygamy in the third district cou court rt the the time ot of judge sandford and a jury fury was mccu occupied lied in heating the case 0 ot frances W K anderson vs S C ewing ewin gf in the former alle guss that a horse burse purchased by tier ner from mr ewins ewing was not sound in body and limb as ho he was guaranteed and asks W damages AT before judge henderson headerson the following business was disposed of the case cabe ot of the united states vs james jamea hansey unlawful tul cohabitation wad continued for the term as the alleged plural wife a very material witness pas was not to be found the cohe case of the united states estates vs martha everson Eve raon fornication was dismissed on suggestion of ins 1119 attorney peters united states vs wm mcneal unlawful cohabitation continued for the term for the same reason as in the case ot of the united states vs james hansey united states vs herbert savage unlawful cohabitation defendant withdrew his hia plea of not guilty and entered one of guilty sentence set tor for dec 10 united states vs henry stander adultery defendant withdrew his plea of not guilty tor for one of guilty sentence set tor for nov 26 the indictment tor for unlawful cohabitation was dismissed the case of the united states vs louis lund unlawful cohabitation which was tried last fiterm term resulting in a a disagreement of the jury was dismissed as the plural wife had luied of t typhoid heia fever but two months aso ago ysaul paul poulson of richmond cache county indicia indicted for polygamy withdrew his plea of not guilty and substituted a plea pies of guilty he was TO 70 years of axe age his bis first wife was 77 and his second wife 60 years of age he be married the latter two years ago had bad no children whatever knew not that it was against the law until he had entered into it he waived time and the court sentenced him to nine months imprisonment in the penitentiary the charge of unlawful anlauf III cohabitation was dismissed he had bad brought a few clothes with him to ogden the marshal allowed him to go alter after them unattended which chedid returning in time to accompany bailiff charles shields to the depot and take the train lor for the penitentiary A number of territorial and city cases were set for trial to be taken up as far as practicable between united states cases christian bowhuis Bow hues a native of holland now a resident of weber county applied for or citizenship Toa to a question from the aburt he be exclaimed 11 1 I dont belong church 1 dont believe in polygamy the court smiled and passed the subject he was admitted the case of the people etc vs va lewis cunningham assault with in t amit duider ler was called lor for a a was caused by i who had bad not act ie e to t attend and in toe trial re g ul let 0 guilty IT T wv william helmer heimer ca came at yesterday afternoon and was pet released bed on laying paying the usual asses assessment I 1 lor a drunk ia 5 today john johnson joh so and A call werd wera up for drunkenness both ap feared as though they had bad been on a prolonged spree johnson joanson was fined 5 3 call had been inclined to be disorderly orderly aud aad was assessed 10 As neither hai haa the necessary cash they will find employment on the streets for 1 per day ira hall and ed Curin ingham tor for what is alleged to be an aggravated case of battery are to be tried tomorrow afternoon commissioners COURT the hearing in the case of john lor for grand larceny concluded yesterday yes cerday afternoon before U S commissioner tierce pierce the evidence showed that a mowing machine a blower some drive well pipe and a number ot of small articles the property of wm showell had been been removed from where they belonged and were found on the defendants premises ane defendant denied any knowledge of how the property got there and insisted that the whole scheme was a piece of spite work on the part of showell WITNESS FEES by the ed edmunds munds tucker law U S commissioners were given jurisdiction in ca provision is made by law however for the payment of witnesses in such courts the commissioners however insist on sending witnesses to justice who is commissioner for or the third judicial district and whose duties as is well known to the legal fraternity are to pay only the fees and milea mileage e of jurors find and witnesses in the third district court the sending 0 of witnesses from the U US S commissioners courts to justice there to be informed that he cannot honor their certificates is a source of no little annoyance to the parties concerned the fact is that in territorial crial cases the witnesses who are called by united states commissioners cannot obtain lees fees as the law now stands witnesses in justices courts are paid by the counties but whether the provision to that end could be made to reach thy commissioners courts is somewhat doubtful at any rate such bills are not allowed at present and witnesses in these courts get no tees fees |