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Show THE GRAND JURY. The Panel Completed this Morning and Charged by the Court, It Settles Down to Work. THE GAMBLING AND BAWDY HOUSES. The Attention of the Jury Once More railed to The 111 Thn Man W ho Talka Outside the Chambers Guilty of Perjury Under tho Law. Another grand jury is in the field. The panel was com oleted this morning at 10:30 o'cloc k with ine following personnel: Joseph Bevia, F. A. Yirlue, W. 1). Gaby, Chas. B. Felt, ' W. G. Crismou, Marcus Beuuion, Hymxa t.rant, Isa c Post, Fred'k. tiiC'Us, Louis Keim. Briham Sellers. Jos. .Mitchell, II. J. Orel: ersari, . J. W. Cottle, John I !re n, Jantes Franklin,, D. 'au Bitakirk, J. F. -face. Sir. Jack was made the foreman and standard bearer of the panel whereupon the court proceeded to charge the body. You have very important duties to perform, per-form, said Judge Kane. The object of the law is to protect society from the infractions infrac-tions of that certain element who neither respect soeict- nor the law. It is important that you should act conscientiously upon eacii .'use that ij brought to your attention, and failing in this yon fr.il in your duties to the people and disregard the oath you have taken. The various crimes committed tttraiuat the laws of the United States are de-Bned de-Bned tor j our proper and intelligent truid-ance truid-ance by the laws of the Unit d States as are also those committed against '.he territory defined by territorial enactment, including nrarder, robbery, burglary, larceny, etc., down to the offense of scliiti liquor without license or contrary to the regulations pre-vontiiig pre-vontiiig lire sale of it on Sunday, at the same time bearing in mind gambling and the correction of the social evils you should investigate all eases when the offense is sufficient to justify Investigation. Jfon do not sit in your room for the purpose of dispensing favors nor are you t indict any mm through tuaiieu or prejudice, or neglect to perform the duties imposed upon you through fear r favor. You may be brought to contact with uuwill-iu;; uuwill-iu;; witnesses. Su'-ic may perjure themselves. Others may seek to evade. Olhero may be actuated by hatred or prejudice prej-udice against his neighbor. Scah them closely, rigidly. Take into consideration only tii.it v.in-chis material. Consider the testi nonyoa y of such witnesses witness-es as may be brought before yon, or written documents to wli c.'i your attentiou may be called by the district attorney. The grand jury iia-. no riiit to talk beyond its Foom. rou have no r.ght to even tell your neighbor of wnat has occurred within, and if you do yon arc guilty of perjuery anil ought be sent to the penitentiary. I make these remarks because! have i e ud things that have gone out aft;-r the offense has been investigated investi-gated and you should not talk beyond the eontine of your room. The jury was there u ton placed iu charge of Bail IT S plague anu .nduct'd to room '.K5 Wasatch whore its labor wen- betronwith assistant as-sistant District Attorney Stephens at the head of the table. |