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Show COUNTT. NBPUI CITY, UTAH, VOL. 5 1M SIB COUNTY FORFEITED. ILE JCOURT. GRIND GRIST CLERK DRAINS HAPPENINGS before until hi sale clerk 1 1 truant assess menced. On motion of .commissioner Fennel! the county Recorder was authorized to procure the servic es of a compitant man and bring maps and plats up to date in the recorder's offices. On proper motion claim of A. R. Paxman was reconsidered and paid. Miss Brown Charles Seymour, manager of the Utah Glass factory, passed throngh Nephi Tuesday to his hornet in Salt Lake City. Mr. Seymour stated to the Times reporter that work was commenced a little over two weeks ago on the factory at Moroni. That sufficient capital had been raised to assure a factory. The whole works which consists of a builden-ro- ing ut containing melting pots, furi.ace containing the g a s plant would be built of wnich was already ordered anu would soon be on the ground thai was being prepared at the pre sent time for the erection of the buildings. The manager also ital-ethat the mountain containing the best silica in the world for making glass, also according to lecient assays contained $3.50 it gold per ton. According to Mr. Seynmur's statements the factory is no longer a guess, but will be errected as soon as the weather will permit. steel Step-hense- d Christmas posponed. The school teachers all left respective Tuesday for homes to commence their Christ mas vacation. Mrs. A. C. Dalby came down from Provo Tuesday. J. M. Thompson made a hurried Thomas Bailey, James W. Scho-fielto Salt Lake to be in atten trip T. 01ier Nielson, LeRoy L. Brough, Joseph Jones, Elliott dance at the funeral of his broth er. Miller, Ralph Belliston. J. W. Shepherd returned from MONA PRECINCT Wm. M. Rob erts, N. W. Ellertson, David Delta last week. Nielson. Hyrum H. Kay. Raph The officers of the Levan Re ael Garfield, John T. Kay, Elias lief Society just recently made Molyneaux, J. W. Vest, Henry their distribution of J. Young, A. V. San ford, Alex Christmas greetings to the poor Wilkins. and people of the ward. The FISH SPRINGS rilECINCT John officers and members wishes to J. Thomas, Wm. F. Kerney, Utto make special mention of Bishop G. Kerney, Joseph Iee, Frank N. P. Rasmussen who gave $25.00 J. Harper, Henry Miller. to this worthy causes. This orHerman ganization very much appreciate eureka precinct. Back man, A. N. Wallace, J. W. this liboral gift. Embleton, Don Tale, John Uren, John E. Holmes, Abraham Hed-maMichael J. Tischner, Chas. Fined For Bein g Drunk. W. Davis, Edward Johnson, Mat Henry Ockey was brooght be J. Newman, Wm. B. Mitchell, fore Judge Stout on Monday eve Charles Alberg, J. B. Evans, ning charged with being drunk Victor Carlson, James McPher-son- , in and upon the streets of Nephi Robert R. Church, Alex Mc City Sunday evening.: The court Donald, Major Church, Martin fined him $7.50 and released him. Schweitzer, Joseph A. Nielson, It is quite evident that Mr. Ock V m. C. Foster, John Edgewood, ey received his liquor indirectly Wilford W. Freckletm, Squire from some one in Nephi City ev Brooks. Thomas D. Job, Eurck idently in the south w;st part of hard Hickman, Frank Miller, town. The man who is distribut C'iur d mi ing the liquor under bridges and culverts etc. will be caujrht. This M. L.G. Club Untertalncd means of distributing-lipuoto The members of the M. L. G the b ys is being carried on and met at the homo of Mrs. Melvin the man who will stoop to such a Warren Thursday evening. Th low down practice ought to be time was spent in iewing and s nt to the penitentiary. The social chat A delirious City and the County Attorney was served at 10 o'clock. are united in their efforts to loThose present were Mesdames cate the guilty parties and all of Ralph Broadhead, Edward the mothers and fathers aught to Downs, Edward J. Pay Jr., Ches. be united with themin putting Black, Stanley Winn. Sidney down such low practice. Norton, Lynn O'pin, Misses Zetta Grace, l.aVeIle Ockey, Flossie Painter, Sadie Ockey and the Second Ward Program hostess Mrs. Warren. The following program will be rendered at the Second ward Mrs. Jackman Entertains Sunday evening December 21st Mrs. Earl Jackman entertain Song Christmas Care ed luesda) afternoon in honor Vocal Solo L. P. Anderson of Mrs. Lucile Hawkins. The af- Christmas Miss Pearl Story ternoon was spent in sewing and Wright A dainty supper social chat. Vocal Sob Mrs. N.jllie Udal was served at 5 o'clock. , Bi ihopT. II Talk Chritma Those present to enjoy the af G Park-- s fair were : Mesdames W. A Madsen, Geo. Ostler, E. R, For Piano Solo Miss Phyllis Spark Mhs I?t Lun rest, Leon Chriitenen, June Vocil Sulo R. Kendall and Vocal Duet J. Henriod. Di. Kct their r lunch Program. Cole. i ) from Tooele, Utah, to spend the holidays at home. Miss Ethel Malmgreen has re turned from Salt Lake. The people of Levan have been aroused from their peace, by an epidemic of small pox breaking out in several homes. The disease was spread unconsciously at a social held at Hans Anderson's residence Nov. 2Sth. A physician at Idaho Falls pronounced the patient's blood as being a little out of order and recommended that he could easily take a trip to Levan where his wife was visit ing. i nose having tne a:sease ai present are, Anderson's family. Alma Dalby and Lloyd Hobbs. Every precaution is taken to pre vent the spread of the disease. All public gatherings have beer w were audi OUR Mortensen and his n, The following program will be rendered in the Tabernacle Thursday morning, Dec. 25, at One of the jolliest evenings spent was the one at the home of Miss Geneva Booth Friday evening when she entertained the Utopia girls. After an hour of social chat and needle making Xrcas presents, the hostess served delicious refreshment". Several fine musical selections were given. Misses Those present 1 a and Stella L u Neva Booth, Mcl'herson, Pearl Allen, Clara n. Christian yearly work, spent II ILLS, 11 H I Denied. daughter Eulalia have come home J, slash at a bundle of Miss Pearl honor in 10;30 a. m. shower for left who Sutton Thursday Christmas Carol Song Los Angeles where her marriage President J. W. Pax Prayer to S. II. Buchanan will take man place. Orchestra Selection in The evening was Mabel Owen Vocal Solo games and music. At il o'clock Mrs. Emma Christmas served. Story refreshments were Brouxh. Those present were : M i s s e s Piano Duet Goldsbroutth Sisters Ru'.h Foote. Gladys S perry. Cleo Pearl Sparks Reading Lunt, Louise Golden, Blanch Lillian Ittie Jenkins, Naomi Starr, Delia Mc- If tines. Lavern Ingram. Flossie Trio, Helen Grac. Me larn W Blackett, Fa and Lucile Forrest Jacksor, Cune, Painter, Christensen, Deon Kay, Mrs. V. if Margret I 'airman, riornce Q iartPt'e T. W. Vickers & Co. were P. Gadd, Mr. Unity Chappn! (Lunt. The invitfd snipM Christmas Chorus. By Children Be an J Alice darnes Mps Sparks and the guest of honor Miss Sut i Selection by Orchestra MS S. Carter. ton. ed Tuesday evening Thomas Brough, Alfred HaycocR, Wm. G. Orme, Thomas W. Geo. R. Howard. James H. Jackson, J. II. Tark, John Cooper, James Jarrett, Shedrick I. Lunt, Orson Cozier, Mark Big- ler, Charles A. Hall, Samuel R. Winn, Robert M. Scott, Thomas, vV. Miller, Willard Ockey. Sam uel E. Ingram, Timothy Hoy t, William Bowles, Wm. S. Sperry, Frank Hawkins, Lorenzo Webb. Joseph E. Irons, Samuel Broad- head, Hyrurn Broadhead, Thos. L. Smith, James Carter, Bert Jackson, George Wilkey, John W. Sid well, Albert W. Bean, Amas A. Allen, Andrew Black- ett. Wm. Stanley, Parley P. Christison, Samuel P. Neilson, Edward Shaw, Hyrum Carter. John W. Ellison, Thomas Carver, Alex Pace, Jos. R. Price, diehard Evans, Gideon Wilson, for-fite- d Entertains. Utopia Girls Entertained. Miss Salome Brown entertain- FROM JURYL1ST was dwelling peaceably and defiantly within the confines of Nephi City. At the first hearing Justice Cooper sustained ademorr no oilier complaint was filed in thai court until the statutory time nad passea, but a.new complaint a as filed in Justice Stouts court,, fo this complaint many objections were made but the Stern Scutch judge, patterning a f t e r the c o u r t s of his fatherland, turned them all down. The case was set for trial, a motion for change of venue was filed by the defendant. In this motion for a change of venue in affidavit was filed in which the same objections were made to a trial either in Levan, Mona. Juab or Nephi. The court could not prevent the change under the law, so the case was taken to Judge Lindsay of Eureka. A jury was demanded, a trial had and the defendant was found guilty. "Thanks to the Eureka jury". The defendant was fined $175. An appeal was taken from this judgment. By operation of law the bond fixed at $350, twice the amount of the fine, which was furnished. Time and again this case has been before the district court either on a demurr, or motion to strike, or objecting to the proceedings. Each time the state gained a little ground. Monday the court declared the bond and on motion of the county attorney the case was continued till the second day of the next term in order to give the staU an opportunity to get the defend ant into court. This case is considered by the county attorney and his friends as a great victory, since the for- fiture of the bond in no way pre vents the state from continuing the case, but gives us the penalty and still over the lav. breaker. The bond was o n 1 y to secure his presence in court, and on occount of him not appearing the bond was declared forfited. Mr. Mantor may still be appre hended and brought into court and placed under another bond for his appearance at the trial No wonder the "blind pig" can't find his way back to Nephi. due process of law. Thesa boys have b e e n in the ed that claim of District attornand the ey E. H. Ryan, be reconsidered juvenile court labored and had talked and allowed. Claims of Cooper Judge patience has and Co., Whighman and Dunn, with them and Excelsior Mer. Co. were re ceased to be a virtue. They havt duced $1.20, $1.C0 and $5.00 re- been under parole for the past spectively Henry T. Knowles six weeks and have disregarded was appointed constable for Ne-p- practically every order of t h e Frecinct to fill the vacancy court. In investigating t h e i i caused in the death of J. II. school record it developed that one boy had been in school 1 day Brough. had Neils Mortenson Jr. on motion out of five and the other boy Co. in in school lOi days was allowed to redeem the fol been determined The is court Juvenile lowing property from tax to inforce the law which says sum of No. 132,1909, for the that every person under the age $2.49 taxes and the cost of ad 16 must be in school 20 of vertising, S. E. i of S. E. i 28, weeksyearsof each out year. 155,1 W. 49 acres. i n fo r m e d the court The Appointment of II. F. Gear was confired he being allowed writer that he is going to call of $2.00 per day for collecting tax- upon the superintendent schoosl of Nephi City for a full es. and complete list of all persons On proper motion the under the age of 1G y e a r s who was directed to notify James are not attending school, and Morgan, of Eureka that all rigs some immediate action w i and horses hired at his stable to see that every one is in must have the O. K. cf the sher- school after the Christmas holiiff or county commissioners at days. The Juvenile Court is the time of hire. back of the school going to Two deputy assessors were ap- and the get and the delinTranscient pointed to be delt with. will severily stuck for the year 1914, also col- quent lect delinquents on personal tax. ComTheir sallary was fixed at J3.00 Utah Glass Factory by statistics. and NO. The case of the state vs. Childs The jury list d r a v n by the at Nephi, Utah, De Mantor came up for hearing in county clerk, from which the Burton the district court Monday on an talesmen the coming year will be The regular meeting of the cember 15th, 1913. Judge P. Allen committed age appeal from a conviction in Eur selected are as follows: Mangum county commissioners was held 1G and Richard Leland eka justice court. The case has Mangum J a m e 8 E. NEPHI precinct in the county court house Friot Nephi, Utah, to enjoyed a long and rather pecu12 age years, Wm. Thomas Belliston. 1913. Dec. Commissioners 12 Painter, day School at Ogden, liar career. It was first brought Charles W. Morgan, Rob Geo. C. Whitmore. P. J. Fennell the Industrial Foster, 21 years into Judge Cooper's court about ert Lomax, Albert H. Belliston, and Lorenzo Mangelson were Utah, until they become of age, or until sooner discharged a year ago, when the defendant Walter B. Gadd, Frank J. Price, present After the preliminary At the term of the Juvenile The county clerk was authorized to draw warrants in favor of Mrs. Anna Dodge for $5.00, Mrs. Jack Sutherland $15.00, Mrs. P. 0. Regan 5.00. Mrs. Poe $10,00, Mrs. Geo. Garbett, 5.00 Mrs.' Jane Spencer $5.00. Mr. Ollerton 52.50, Mr?, AnnaJark man $10.00, Mrs. Hattie Wright $7.50. Mrs. Elenor Dalton 17.50. The clerk was ordered to resume boundy of 5 cents for each pair of rabbit ears, from January 1st 1914 to Febuary 28, 1914. Satur day 2nd and laet Saturday ol each month was set for record ing bounties. Dr. N. J. Reel was appointed registrar of vital READ IN THE HOMES OF NfcPHI, LEV AN, MONA, JUAB 1913 Court held per day. AO IS SEIZURE CASE Different ralesmen For The Year Epidemic Of Small Pox. Courts Finally Ended 1914 Drawn. Jurors from Disease Spread Through In District Court. llach Town. Not F.nough Evidence To Careless Advice. Satisfy Court. Motion At Ogden. work Commissioner Fennell mov- YOUR Mangum Boys Sent To Long Grind In State Industrial School Number of Bills Reconsidered and Paid. Warrants Issued To Widows. DECEMBER 19, TERM OF JUVEN- SHORT Times County JUAB ALL THE NEWS OF EAST JUAB On Saturday last Judge Green wood rendered his decision in the case of the S t a t e against Abe Chalmers and James Hartley which was tried oa the 25th of November and taken under ad visement by the Court. It will be remembered this is a case that was started in the Justice's court tne search and seizure law, by the County Attorney filing an affida- -, vit stating that the defendants were selling and unlawfully disposing of liquor. Upon the affida vit a search and seizure warran was issued to the marshal of the city and this was served by the marshal!, who, in rompany with the County Attorney seized and took possession of 38 bottles of beer and 32 empty bottles from the premises of the defendants: and that these bottles of beer were being held by the marshall under the authority of the war rant, awaiting the trial of the case before the District Court, and the final determination by that court as to whether it should be destroyed or not. On the trial of the case Marsh- all Sparks and Atty. McKnight testified to finding the 38 bottles of beer in the cellar and 32 apparently freshly emptied bottles on the outside of the house. The marshall on testuied that he had never seen any evidences of people obtain ing beer at the premises of the defendant, other than one night when there was a dance in t h e Arlington Hall he saw some boys coming from that direction who had evidently been drinking Intoxicating liquor of some kind Mr. Cottrell the agent at the San Pedro station testified thaton September 5, 113 Abe Chalmers received a barrel of beer eon tainining 72 bottles, through his office, and the same amount on. Sept. 25th. Hartley the only witness calk 4 for the defense acknowledged getting the beer as testified toby Mr. Cottrell; but that it was not sold, or any part of it, to others; but on the contrary, was used exclusively by the inmates of tha that under cross-examinati- house. On said that Chalmers cross-examinati- he drsnk on an three average of from two to bottles of beer a day under the advise of the physician; Mrs. Chalmers drank some each day and the witness himself drank from eleven to twenty bot tles a day. In rendering his decision court said that he was not Inclin ed to believe the testimony en tirely of the defendant Hartley, hut at the same time there appeared two defects in the evid- pre of the prosecution. One was that no where in the evidence or in the pleadings, did the prosecution show what kind of beer it was whether, root beer or some other kind of brer which might be lawfully sold or disposed ofj and the other defect was in t h e failure to show by the evidence that these defendants had ever disposed of any beer or intoxicating liquor of any kind in others: or that the members of their houw?hoM had not consumed vhat beer had been shipped t4 that the . |