Polygamy Case Drives Salt Lake Jury Scrutiny
Salt Lake investigators press ahead as a grand jury reviews charges tied to polygamy and divorce claims involving Amy, wife of former police chief Hilton. Judges Morse Mall and Stewart ordered continued probing after a conference amid concerns over police adequacy and conditions for testimony.
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Jury Deliberations Begin in Sal Lake County Court Case
In Salt Lake County, a grand jury begins its covert investigation into alleged public misconduct and polygamy ties as officials consider indictments. The process, led by Judge Lachman, targets municipal oversight and potential mismanagement while a separate civil suit seeks damages from the Rio Grande Railroad over a fatal sleighing accident.
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Utah Legislature Debates Bills and House Action Described
In a chaotic session, the committee on miner and mining rouid nol agreed on key measures. The bill passed the house amid lobbying, then faced defeat after a heated exchange and reconsideration motions. Separate actions include divorce petitions, support disputes, and various House and Senate bills advancing or failing, with votes detailing supporters and opponents.
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Milton S Sue Hilton Divorce Suit Taints Arrested Life of Mr. Hilton
The divorce case filed in the district court alleges that for more than four years Milton Hilton, formerly chief of police, neglected to provide common necessaries to his wife Mrs Lark Hilton. Neither spouse is in town. she is visiting Ogden, he is said to be in Los Angeles. The petition seeks custody of three children and includes allegations of a prior plural marriage linked to a federal case tried in 1887.
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School Property Sold in District Fifteenth
A special meeting considered selling the Fifteenth district school site at the middle of the block formed by Virsk and Second South streets to the Veal Relate company for a $1,000 price. The hearing announced that the sale would begin this May 6 and last one week. An application to cancel the contract was placed with Miss May Indard, a teacher, due to relocation from the state.
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Towel Prebble Hospitalized After Injury at St Marks
A disjointed report from Sehorpiced notes Towel Prebble, a 14 year old, hospitalized at St Marks after an operation. The injured teen, described as in good condition, underwent surgery with several other patients mentioned in a chaotic account.
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Turbulent Legislative Fragments Reported in County Session
A jumble of misread lines references sheriff inspectors stopping stolen cargo, bills on property tax and public records, civil action rules, and a request to the President to address perceived injustices. Snippets mention Bennion provisions and a Thursday night incident linked to a misunderstanding.
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State bills advance as Wells approves several measures
Governor Wells has signed a group of house bills including creating the state office of chemists with a 1000 dollar salary per year, curfew law, increases for Supreme Court justices, quarantine against other states, and tax collection by installments. Bills cover irrigation, tax reform, and state road matters while conference action paves the way for final adjournment.
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