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These docket books records actions taken for assorted criminal offenses heard by city Justices H.S. Laney, W. W. Gee, Grant H. Smith, D. H. Wenger, J.B. Timmony, and J.B. Diehl. Recorded information includes name of defendant, charge, disposition of case, and court ...
 
These records support the agency's administrative function to account for financial transactions. Records document credits and debits paid to or by the agency. Information includes details of the transactions and financial reconciliations.
 
Series: 28677
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Recorded information includes: date, name of defendant, plea (guilty or not guilty), amount of fine, and whether cash or labor. Cases may also include names of witnesses, date of continuance, sentence, whether case dismissed.
 
The "police court" was the criminal section of the justice court. Information usually is recorded under the following column headings: date, name of defendant, folio, number, plea or sentence , fines, remarks, nature of charge, and how paid (cash, labor, etc.). Rarely ...
 

 

 
Series: 4646
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Docket books in archives possession include those of city justices of the peace Laney, Gee, Wenger, and Timmony. Recorded information includes name of defendant, charge, disposition of case, and court costs. "Police court" was the common name for the criminal section of ...
 
Jeter Clinton was a 4th ward Alderman, as such acting as a JP for the city of Salt Lake, except for the 1868-1870 term when he was elected as county JP for the 4th Salt Lake City precinct. These dockets show action taken before Justice Clinton in civil cases in the ...
 
Jeter Clinton was a 4th ward Alderman, as such acting as a JP for the city of Salt Lake, except for the 1868-1870 term when he was elected as county JP for the 4th Salt Lake City precinct. These dockets show action taken before Justice Clinton in minor criminal cases in ...
 
These records document action taken in the justice's court before Justice Timmony by the Street Supervisor against Salt Lake City residents for failure to pay the annual road poll tax.
 
Records in this series are case files which the justice court has determined have historical significance. The criteria and authority of the court is outlined in the Utah Code of Judicial Administration 4-203. In deciding whether to designate a case as historically ...
 
Series: 27872
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These indices provide access to the individuals involved. Entries are by first few letters of surname.
 
These provide access by defendant name to the miscellaneous offense docket books created by the criminal section of the city justice court (aka police court).
 
These volumes record civil cases heard by City Justices Smith, Wenger, and Timmony, with a few entries by City Court Judge Diehl. The series ends in January 1902 with the creation of a city court. Entries record the names of the parties, their attorneys, the amount of ...
 
Holdings: 2.50 cubic feet
This series includes four large books, used by the justice court to record the name, date, and verdict of those charged in Salt Lake City for being drunk in a public place. Records also include the name of the Justice of the Peace, the date of the hearing, and the fine ...
 
Holdings: 1.00 cubic foot
The books in this series contain minutes of proceedings in the Salt Lake City justice court. Entries are handwritten and often include information on parties involved, complaint charges, brief summaries of proceedings, and verdict or other resolution to the case. Most ...
 
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This series contains files of cases brought before the court presided over by Justice Aurelius Miner, who was appointed by Governor John W. Dawson. These cases involve debt collection, theft, assault, ownership and contract disputes. Each file contains orders or ...
 
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Books of Drunks (1)

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