Show BEFORE JUDGE SANDFORD 7 lie sentences passed for unlawful cohabitation AN alaor rit fr JURORS FOR THE IF M aas ajl TERM OTHER BUSINESS s after ater the proceedings in the cases against dinst apostle george Q cannon in 1 h his penalty was fixed at days ila imprisonment and q line aae ARCHIBALD N came forward and listened to the reading of an indictment charging him with unlawful cohabitation in having lived with his bia wives from may 1 1881 to april 21 1887 to this charge no ne entered a plea of guilty P F 8 richards Bic bards asked the court to suspend end sentence as to the defendant as ge he was waa seventy two years of age ae and had no great amount t of properly t Y district attorney peters opposed the request he said mr hill oad nad been ari ariestea ested once and had escaped from tue toe effi officers cers he had also distributed his property to the branches of his family judge sandford is commendable rather than otherwise tao tae court then made some further inquiries regarding mr wills circumstances and imposed a penalty of 60 50 days imprisonment and 50 fine SAMUEL H W was as next called there was a two count indictment against him under the segregation scheme the extra count wis was dismissed and he be entered a plea lea of guilty to unlawful cohabitation ale le grand young suggested to the court that mr hill had surrendered himself and therefore asked leniency mr peters remarked that he had kept out of the way of toe tae officers tor for two years court lias ilas he be been out on bail mr peters he was out on leg ball bail court the court does not recognize such bail mr young fount ho he never has before been arrested court it if oe fie had been that would be condoned by his pleading guilty now mr S 11 II hills punishment was fixed at 75 fine and 60 days imprison luat WM J T PARKIN awas was then called to plead to the charge but f unlawful cohabitation his plea was guilty and aad the court too took kinto into consideration his circumstances and sentenced him to imprisonment tor for 50 days and to pay a floe of 50 DANIEL LEWIS next came forward and changed his bis of not guilty to unlawful cohabitation to guilta his sentence was deferred until 10 a in tomorrow I 1 JAMES wolstenholme WOSTEN HOLME accused of f a similar offense followed a similar course As he was wad a resident of summit county and desired to take his bis family subpoenaed subpoena eq as witnesses home belore before betuel being i sentenced judgment was postponed ti till 1 monday sept at 2 p in JAMES JAMBS TURNER also charged with unlawful cohabitation changed his plea to guilty he is to te be sentenced at 10 a in tomorrow THE PETIT JURORS summoned on open venire were called and the following answered W A wiseman arnold wall joseph theriot J J thomas patrick phelan 1111 IS 1 cameron Oa meron I 1 win lvin bolton bolgou J T lynch P E evans J L heywood IV L h M livin livingstone stone atil ani ancl W moony elmer elisworth it IL T shurtliff ln Koberl KimbaU 0 0 lockhart Loc kharl fred grose thase street A AL forest A L Bi bucklin 31 gibbons IV F al alls Is J W thompson george kittleman B F whittemore I 1 j jolce Y ce R BW IV crane ka V F J amay S T pearson Pc arson james arling darling U G W walton frank richardson chardson Ei patrick fallon M J forhan and W H porter fail failed led to answer the summons and the court ordered that if they did not appear at 10 a in tomorrow an attachment should issue tor for their arrest one of the number who answered W A wiseman was excused because because his business required that he should be elsewhere and joseph theriot because of defective nearing hearing E B cameron and W F alls vere v ere not taxpayers wm win M mccoy had only resided in the territory three months borths al forrest was not a citizen F J may bad d been a polygamist and had bad not been pardoned for these reasons they were not accepted THE KELLER CASE upon the request of E B critchlow the witnesses for the me defense in the murder case against john D keller were ordered subpoenaed at the expense of the territory as the accused had no means to pay them ANDREW ANDERSON was called for trial this afternoon on a charge of unlawful cohabitation to which he be had bad pleaded abot guilty mary anderson and erson A daughter aughter of the defendant defendants 0 was the arst st witness she testified that in tie the family carrie F latson larson was i not reputed to be her lat lathers tiers second wife i mr sheeks object objected eI that this testimony was incompetent mr peters we think we can prove marriage by this kind of evidence court you av are not proving a marriage rig e now mr peters yes yee we desire to court blit bat yori are not show me your authorities general reputation that a man a forger does not prove that he be is a former forger if 1 there Is an exception where reputation can be a proof of any fact I 1 do not know it I 1 will allow you to show the gener general al reputation as to their relations witness 1 I dont know what repute means I 1 do not kapa how bow the people regard carrie PT PM Larson arson whether they anink she is my fathers wife or not 1 pearce larson was called as the next witness As be was under 10 years of 01 ac he be was wag excused ime betsey ley larsen testified that she was carrie P larsena Lar sona daughter bad seen the defendant at her mothers house bouse upon the objection of the defense th the e co court urt instructed mr peters to contine confine his bis proof of the alleged offense to W the period named in the indictment the witness further testified that the defendant had been at her mothers house one or two days a week to attend to the farm that was his bustness business there on some occasions when working there he be had remained at the house sleeping in the dining room with witness brother witness moth er supported herself and children the defendant delen dant was no relation to he her mother he stayed at the house bouse w when he tie was working there because etwas it was too far to go home and back fur for the work he only came when alien there was work to do mrs larson was sot not the defendants wife he be never occupied the same room the trial resulted in mr andersons acquittal as he be had bad no plural wife |