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Show - f I I 1 Ip-t- Date Paper o For uul) 00 , .. i iA WE GIVE YOU An I per ear. The L'iay F1HU JUDICIAL COURT. PEOPLE. YVho Are Ei Looks if the Dispatches arc True. THE do not advertise low to open thtlr CONJOINT MEETING Met in the Tabernacle The October Convened . Court Terra of October eve. ms With a Good Attendance It). The conjoint meeting of tho Y. took place in the tabernacle last Sunday evening, . One subject was the consummation .'of the organization of the w ard associ; ation. " Elder Win. n. Fettegrew ed and the meeting opened bje M. M. I, A, A Great Number cf rases Disposed of The Shrlever Case The Kennedy Case Brought up and the Found Guilty. The regular term of the district court of the Fifth Judicial District was held at 10 oclock Oct. 19,1 896 a the city of Nephi, county of Juab E. V. Iliggins presiding Judge. Meshack Pitt was appointed bailiff of this court for the present term. The following cases were handled as follows: State of Utah vs.Alma IIage,case continued for term. Iu the matter of the estate of Sarah Ivinke, The court ordered that final account be allowed and approved and that final distribution of property be mad e. In the matter of Peter T.eedy, cleseased, the court ordered that the petition be granted. singing from page 266. Prayer was offered by Eider A. Booth. Singing from page 224. TUESDAY OCT. 20. Alfride Manger vs. EdwinGoble, et. al. The Court ordered that judgement be entered iu favor of plantiff aud against defendent as prayed for. The Pi ' a r.o popple of the- Unite stales: We will gh e you ail illustration of the triumph of mind over Arther Parsons vs. W. r.Shriver, Vi m v, omh-- fill in. u liine, made iu the image of m;m, seems to talk, yet it is simply my echo, and under Court took the matter under advisemv emit it,!, Blea-- notice tint w lule 1 1 ilk through him, ;nyjips Jo not move. Now theil, Billy, please repeattho ment. pf( (Inio ln e bp n making every day at Canton. The Talker Yes, sir! Voters of the United States: We are on the eve of a In the matter of the estate of oiees, Hanna. ) (Many ITesident! If wp aio ele tol. gentlemen, we will do the liest we can; with the aid of The court C. P. Norton, decaased The 1rofesMn ton't interrupt gentlemen. ordered in favor of petition. Tin1 T.dkei With the aid of good advisors, well do the host wo can. First National Bank vs, J. W. w ays lu o, and M .1 h The Schofield. The Piofcssor Thatll do, Billy; well fix up the rest for the papers. Schofield and W. J 41896. case was fixed for Novtrr- msum iinaa jnrjasM vsC. Whitmore Nephi George lie said he went toMr.Konnedvs candiate for recorder is competent Our recorder at once set to work Irrigation Co. et.al. The case was house about tt n oclock and knock- - and qualified, as we alsohm pre- and in the very same room he now set for Nov. 4, 1S9Gtd about tl roe times. The evi- decessors in office, Hickman, Bryan, occupies as recorder, which is furnished him by the county with free WEDNESDAY. dence here is the same as given Hyde etc. It is also well known In the matter of the estate of that udge Foot and our friend rent and fuel, he established the preliminary examination. select- Juab Co. Abstract Company of Mary P. Teasdall, deseased after Considerable was Jackman are competent for objections finding said final account correct, made by Kennedy's counsel in try- men and t!i it they have been very which he is the president and it in is rumored the company as well. debts settled and fully paid- - The to shake the testimony of tiie ellii ient while in their office, ing We are informed by good authorcourt appointed George Teasdale witness. the people and the interests serving ity, that ho now charges the public cuardain of the minor children Wm. Borrowman, John n. Lo" , of Juab c mnty. for the abstracts ho furnishes and desased of said upon his No kicker has yet been heard in Adams and each Henry WillSparks the money into his personal filing with the clerk of this who urged their nomina- puts land the gave testimony against Kennedy at the same time receiving court a good and sufucent bond in on account pocket, which was as lias been given here- tion or their a is further monthly salary from the county the sum of $500. It of their abilitesin discharging their tofore and which the This is not a double dal office, of strengthened ordered that L. A. Baily, II. F. cuts this because duties case of futhfully the county. This ended the course but it requires assistance and James W. Paxman be no figure in the case or else a man and the same room and same fuel evidence in the c se. and are hereby appointed appraisers who is qualified, would succeed does for both. Attorney Tike occupied ony a him-e- lf as to appraiso the properity of said as his life lasts. long short He time in his argument. No one doubts the abilites of Mr. minor children, heirs of the decayThe American people has never in made a to make .n independent Winn strong argument support decreed that ed. office, being the any of of the tire out side of the recorders ofcounty. position Anna Marks vs. Eureka city. should revolve living W. B. Crook then com- gift of the people, lie miss his reelection; case was fice Counsel should Attorney of By agrement c evr around him who holds it fir menced in his of favor if any one doubts his competency, argument continued for term. of such an office is not The defendent. THURSDAY. the above is a gentle reminder. eternal because qualification does "Win. White vs. (Robert Wells. Judge Higgins then gave bin not make it Perpetuity in office is not repubnessary. Court ordered the case to go over charge to the jury. I f it never so, our recorder could lican. The Jury then entered to the for the term. The people of Juab County have claim his every twro Dora Ivhole vs. Henry Khole. jury room to deliberate on the resolved is that Mrs- Farmer has all lie years, on the ground tint Case continued for term. case. The verdict was as follows; efficiently qualified, and of good the attribu earnl abilities neiussary State of Utah vs. W. B. Kennedy In the District Court of the Fifth moral to make a very efficient recorder disposition etc. This case come up as set by the JudicalDistrict of the state of Utah, Our Cicaer, haa in his great and for Juab County. court. County of J uab. infinite wisdom very kindly bestShould some large mining scheme Wm. Burton was sworn and State of Utah, plantiff vs. W. B, owed his other people upon gifts require the records to be searched testified to the truthfollnes of the Kennedy defendent. besides our present recorderand sifted, she is able to make as We the Jury duly empanelled marriage licence. lie stated that The past demonstrates it intelligent certificates fiom the the marriage liccne as produced and sworn in the above action, future will prove it. county records as the previous refind the defendent guilty as chargwas issued by him. No one appreciate theabilitiosof corders, provided that she he not T. L. Toote was called and stated ed in the information, and recom- the present incumbent, more' than misled by some previous errors of that he was J ustice of the peace mend him to the raercy of the does the writer, and it brings to theirsof the precinct of Nephi and tesified court. memory that after Utah was admit11. G. Bondsmen will be punished who Willson, Foreman. to the pelimary examination held ted into the galaxy of starry .statewill be amply able and see that Dated, Oct. 22. 1896. before him. hood, the emoluments of the county E. II. Sparks was called and recorder were fixed by a monthly Mrs. Farmer makes no mistake which would endanger the safety of testified. Stated that he lived at 0, I.C. AGAIN, salary, instead of charging prices iu w J uab County, or even the welfare of Nephi. Is acquinted ith Kennedy To the Editor of the Hepurlic: comformity with the statues.thishad the smallest and insignificant tax Was acquinted with Mattie Morris My dear sir: Every body under- - make it the richest office in the 18. 17or woman (Continued nn pi; e ) bnid Vit the n"psent ronuhliea- - county. Thought she was a - 1 1 ! o -- I - - - - the Mc-Cu- ne - - foce-ibly,th- e - 1 J, Elder W. II. lettegrew stated briefly tho object of the meeting. He spoke of the work done by Bros. J. T. Miller and J. S. Cowan in the past. A vote of thanks was given to the two retiring bretlierin. Bishop Warner spoke of the vastness of the mutual improvement work. Enlarged on the benefits to be derived in following the course which mutual improvement had mapped out for us. Spoke to the young men in particular and said that they should join these associations, and tho benefits derived from it would ho untold. The young men should understand the gospel and should study up the principles which they will have to know if they are called upon to go on missions ti the world. lie councelled all, both married and single to attend the mutual ernent meetings. Seek to do right and lit and qualify yourselves for whatever might come to pass. He spoke of the good work done by the late president of his ward association, Bro. John S. Cowan. He nominated Elder I. II Grace to fill the position as president of the first ward, which was carried. The instrumental selection by O. A. Bates and Miss Neva Rooth, entitled Mixed Medley was well done, and if it had not been Sunday night we have no doubt that tho audience would have shown its appreciation by loud and long im-pr- ov applause. Elder I. II. Grace was called upon to make a feiv remarks. If the young men would come to meeting it will be a success. In accepting ihe position lie asked that the saints would sustain him in the office. He hoped that the young men w'ould come out aud attend the meetings. Elder O. A. Fates and II. M. McCune were appointed counselors to Elder I. 11. Grace. The duet by Chas. Morris and Co was also wrell rendered. Elder Isaac Gadd was the next speaker and spoke of the greatness of the (Mutual improvement work, Said there were a great many of the yoang men vvl o had been called upon to speak to the people and who felt their embarrasment at that position because they had not taken any partin mutual improvement work If they would follow1 the mutual improvement cause they would have a firm testimony of the truth of the gospel, ije spoke briefly of the retirement of John T. Miller, and the good work that had been done. He placed Wm. C. Andrews in nomination for president of the second ward association. The Mandolin and gutar club. - (CiM inurd (in ppgp |