Show JURORS DRAWN FR FOR APRIL MIL TERM Federal Court Has Nearly Cases Docketed for Next Session Jury ur cases csc to be heard In the April term ter of or the federal court which convenes con convenes convenes venes April 12 1 wll wU be set next nest Monday ronday morning by b Judge John A Marshall In Inal alt all al there are nearly near 10 cases case to be tried tred the April before the federal term ter but of these th only a small smal number are government cases There are eight United States criminal cases case and four government civil chU suits The remainder of the cases cass are suits of ot various arlous natures nature which have been ben filed fed before tho the United Unite States Stales court or have been transferred to the th federal court from the state tate district courts cour The drawing of the grand and petit juries was held In the office of the clerk of the United States court yesterday The United States grand Jury this yea year will wi convene for work wont on April Apri 12 and will wi be b composed of the following men Grand Jurors Clarence M Cannon Salt Sal Lake Joseph Judd ManU MantI Alfred Alred Wells els yule P E Johnson Johnon Huntington Walter Valter Hawkes Hawke E Logan Samuel F Fenton Salt Sai Lake L L C C Ashton Ogden D R n Beebe Beb Provo R H B Boyack Spanish Fork J JW JV JV W V Werner Verner Richfield F R H R Sands Salt SaI Lake E R n Brown Brow Mt Pleasant W Y J 1 JCraig Craig Salt Sal Lake E B G Beggs Park City Benjamin Bates Bate American Fork Thomas Taylor Benamin Provo E G Hanson Eureka Charles Dorton Lehl C M I Bell Bel Salt Sai Lake J H I Davis Davis Logan J H Dem Demming Demming ming Salt Lake R R C Gemmell Gemmel Salt Sal Lake Jacob Fikstad Mantl Manti lant Petit Pett Jurors The petit Jurors for the April term are areA areA areA A Benson Sandy T H I Wilson lson Pay Payson Payson Payson son A V Irvine Logan Logn James Richfield Fred X X Iton Mercur C c G Draper Deseret Albert Ibert J S Vorse Vore Salt l Lake R W l Gardner American Fork Jesse Earl Ear Logan Daniel F E Munson lunson Og Ogden Ogden Ogden den Carl A Ek Salt Sal Lake M r L 1 James Bingham Canyon Cano E B P Ellison Elson Layton W H Hays Pleasant Pleasnt Grove R H R M 1 Eld Eldred Eldred Eldred red Green River William River Riverton Riverton ton Louis Jacobs Jacobs Sauna Salna Albert Thomp Thompson Thompson son Ephrim T C Foley oley Ogden Ogen O 0 J Salisbury Salt Lake H F F Thorup Salt Lake Sai Philo Dibble Layton W V Evars Evars Le Bingham Canyon Caustin Browne jr j Salt Sal Lake J W y Mills ls Pay Payson Payson Payson son James Morgan Eureka John Win Heber G H Sampson Sampon Salt Lake Stephen Thurston Hyde Park Angus Angs McKellar jr Salt Lake J d M 11 Miller ller Cleveland Don Colton Louis P C Colon Strong Alpine George Gorge H 1 Williams I lams Milford Mior Cases for Grand Jury The three most important cases which the grand jury will have hare to investigate will be that jur of A wi A George Geore charged with stealing wi cattle from the Indians of Uin tah tab reservation catte C L 1 Schroeder Schroder charged with impersonating a government officer with Intent to defraud and C C Slade charged with wih robbing the United States mall mail mal George was arrested at Fort Duchesne about Gerge two months ago by b Captain Hall Hal commander of the post who after many man efforts secured sufficient evidence against him to warrant holding him to await the action of the grand jury George and a number of other men composed a gang gan of cattle rustlers and stole several hun hundred hundred hundred dred cattE head of cattle from the Indians His last theft was wa the driving of a band of thirty cattle from the reservation which he later sold at Price Utah C L Schroeder was s arrested at Provo by Sheriff L Judd on the te charge char of obtaInIng obtain obtaining obtainIng ing Sherif money under false pretense It I was ag learned after his arrest arest that Schroeder had been posing as an of the United States department of agriculture on a special mission through the te state of inspect all livestock and order all Utah to al al animals killed which were In any an way aJ diseased He also sold to the farmer a highly recommended r disinfectant which found afterwards to be worthless was C C Slade was caught In the act of opening letters wa In the local He lie was Immediately arrested but later re released released bond All three of these them themen leased on Al 00 jien en will no doubt be Indicted by the grin Jury wi and will be tried In the federal court There wi are also several other cases of court minor Tere Importance which the grand gand Investigate Jury jur will wl Indian Cases CasesI It is expected that tat the grand gand jury will wi also I have the cases of two Indian mur muir murderers murderers deters to investigate although the In Indians Indians Indians have not yet et been taken into cus custody custod custody tody tod by b the government officials of the district of Utah The two Indians whose names are unknown to the authorities here are charged with having murdered an aged Indian woman and two children on age the Navajo Indian reservation near Aneth Utah After the murders were committed the Indians escaped Into New Mexico but were captured a short time I ago by regular soldiers ag The plan now on Is to have the soldiers escort the Indians back bak into Utah tah so they escor will be under the jurisdiction of this thi dis district district district wi When the Indians arrive arve they tey will willbe wi willbe H 11 be met by United States Marshal L L Smyth and arrested and will wi later be b brought to Salt Lake City to await the action of the SaI grand jury Mr r Smyth will wi leave leae on his long loris journey to southern souther Utah this morning moring The trip is In most part overland by stage and one of the part hardest Journeys In the state Aneth Utah Is situated in the extreme south southeast southeast southeast east corner of the state In a most mot moun mountainous mountainous mountainous country The journey will wi re require re requite quite quire almost a I weeks time timeS S 0 |