| Show COURT proceedings chief justice zane having caving for a time put aside the civil docket this morning began work oo on the criminal in accordance with the settings fetting 8 made jart week the first portion of the days day beulon was an interesting one and up to the noun hour there was plenty to entertain the curious crowd woo who occupied the chairs behind the limits of the bar THE TRAGEDY hiram mcbride and john benson in the custody ot of deputy marshal abe uyer dyer arrived by the 4 train from tooele thoele yesterday afternoon and were wt re at once taken to the penitentiary the prisoners who are charged w with iab the murder of dr elliott El llott at granof ville on april were brought down for arraignment this morning and shortly after ton ten faced the chief justice their attorneys are and kaun kahn anu and colonel montgomery the case is 30 exciting widespread interest and a large lare num her ber of persons hau had gathered in the th courtroom to eaten catch a glimpse of the ac cured the proceedings were however very brief lasting not more than ten minutes anu and greater part of this time was taken laken up with the reading of the indictment which is a very windy document and full ot of abort baias 1 I upon clerk mcmillan putting the usual question whai plea pica do you desire to enter to this indictment judge loofbourow sala said our firm will undertake the defense of these prisoners and I 1 would jake to ask the court to give the won men time until monday borni ug next to I 1 lead jhuge zane ficere is no objection to that thai I 1 suppose district Atto attorney ruey varian 1 I would like to have th the joint issue raised that is a 1 if there is to be a demurrer to the indictment I 1 would like to know it judge loofbourow we have not seen or heard the indictment until the reading of it 16 now judge zane first set bet monday for the taking of 0 tue defendant pleas pitas pit as but t L the request of the district aw attorney ruey who is in to be engaged elsewhere on that thai day his honor changed the date to saturday next th the a accused are respectably dressed and apparently quiet young follows fellows about twenty eight years of age slid and while before the court appe appeared sred to be quite unconcerned as to their pron present Puli position tiOn IKE HE WAS DRAWN INTO IT J H patterson the lorty forty year old cripple who recently plead guilty to an indictment for having spurious coin in his possession and also for uteri ering ng was next told to stand up tot lor sentence in answer to the court defendant said he had been a resident of this city one year he had no means whatever to pay a fine this was his first appearance before any cournand court cour kand ana he had never until this time engaged in the dorkof work of counterfeiting district attorney varian vanan stated to the court that at the time of 0 the offense charged the defendant was engaged in some small business on south tern Tem pie street according to the manis man Is own one of tae other prisoners charged with counterfeiting went to pattersons Patter sons place made his hie acquaintance and entered into a conversation vereA tion with him on the subject of making counterfeit money finally patterson permitted his co defendants who are now awaiting trial to bring their coining paraphernalia on the prom prem aises which he occupied this included moulds dies and so forth silver dollars dollan were manufactured and then those men started out in the community to pass them the colne coins were secreted in trunk belon longion bt gilig to patterson Pat tenon this thin defendant said eaid mr varian had made a written statement substantially to the foregoing effect declaring that he knew nothing about counter feit coining gitil the other men instructed a ted him how to do it in reply to judge zane the defend ant said eaid he prepared small email articles at the store in question such as stove polish and electric powder for or the polishing of forks and epo onea and then sold them around J u dge zane rhon you bad h ad none of the apparatus rateb for manufacturing this money in the place until these other m men en went there defendant a answered no judge zane sentenced patterson Pat tereon to pay a fine of and also alao to be I 1 aoi rl forone for one year on each of the two counte the second term to begin at the expiration vf the first CORBY COBBY AN AFFIDAVIT attorney corey read an affidavit signed by himself as aa counsel for charles rich aud peter kline in support of his application that two pira boners named harvey and radcliff be brought down from the penitentiary at the expense of the territory to testify on oil the trial of his hia clients on april these latter plead guilty last week to a harge charge ot of grand larceny ae ie stealing sections of a boiler and mr corey said he be expected their testimony to be important and favorable to rich and kline as aa showing that they were in no way connected with the robbery judge zane granted the order applied tor for NOT HERE HEBE NOW attorney grant H smith was to re bently appointed bythe by the court to defend prank frank richarda richard and artie jones jonea the colored couple indicted for fo adul radul tery both defendants were released on their own recognizance M smith now submitted an affidavit for a continuance for the term in regard to richards on the ground of the absence of the defendant codefendant co mrs mra jones h a v i ng it appears app earr vanished ahu gone nobody knows where from the locality district attorney varian offered no objections objection and judge zane granted the request YOUNG CALLED the first trial on the criminal calendar was that of thomas price a youth of about 19 years yeara of age charged with fornication the girl in the case came is r alice Geb gabbart bart who to very sickly looking and whose whole age ws was said raid to be twenty six though she looks quite three years younger than that her mind is rather weak and she appeared thoroughly in differ ent to what transpired in court the facts of this case have bave already been briefly given in those these columns and are al not such as to call for repetition now Dittri dettrict ct attorney varian conducted the prosecution attorney clarence W hall defend ed the jury asior a short abort consultation returned a verdict of not guilty IN JULGE COURT the further hearing of the quit in 4 which erick T kjellstrom KJel latrom ot et alto al la aing suing david eyer anil and A J varney to recover 1500 claimed to be due ou on a certain bond executed ty by the defendants fend ants in the case of william eck ersley et al vs va erik enk T KJ et al whereby a certain restraining order onier on ier was issued against the present pa it r miffs tiffs in favor of the now took place nelore judge bartch bartib an 1 a jury djury this morning according to the complaint in october 1891 william Ecko eckersley roley et al filed L an louon against erick T kjellstrom et el al asking among other things that the latter be restrained from entering upon or ax tr acting ores from the saturn lode mining claim situated in west mountain mining district fur for the purpose of securing the temporary restraining order daniel eyer and john A varney executed a bond in the sum of 1600 1500 under the usual conditions to indemnity indemnify defendants from loss joss the restraining order was wag accordingly issued but upon a hearing of the case at t a later date the tissues issues in the case were found for the defendants and the restraining order was dissolved the defendants then began suit against tho the plaintiffs demanding tue tae amount of the bond as damages |
