| Show FOR FOB conscience SAN SAKE moyle taylor ball baill poul seu ben and due sent to the pen march 1st ast was the date set for passing sentence in the case of several of those convicted of living with and acknowledging their wives const contrary to the provisions provis ioos of the edmunds act as interpreted ty jv the courts the arat first name called was was that of JAMES JAMBS MOYLE of the fifteenth ward who in answer to the question ot of the court as to his intention to obey the law in the future replied that he had nothing to say and judgment was pronounced against him to the full fall extent of the law six months imprisonment fine and costs of prosecution then came GEO H TAYLOR of the uth ward who informed the court in answer to the usual question that he had bad no promises to make ana and was rewa rewarded for his refusal to be a traitor with all the cou court rt could give with the exception of a lecture lecourt 1 on morality the next called was k SAMUEL F BALL of the ward the bourt also inquired as to the intent intentions ionti of brother ball but not receiving any assurance that he would make a sacrifice of principle to save have himself I 1 from romi punishment mont no leniency was shown the full penalty being imposed JAMES 0 ot of west jordan came next he preferred to obey the law of god and meet the consequences auces rather than crawfish and was sentenced to the full term with fine and costs appended 0 adue F DUE of the alth ward was then asked by the court Is it your intention to obey the law against polygamy and unlawful cn habitation in the future his reply no sir air it is not called for the six months imprisonment and floe fine of and costs coots pronounced oy the court to which arr mr due responded all right and took his seat all of of these brethren were escorted to the penitentiary today to day to become recipients for fora a time of the hospitality and humanity ok of U 8 marshal ireland |
