| Show 1 I I 1 CITY IND COUNTY I 1 gr gracd and petit juro jurors Is 1 drawn I 1 MINING CASE IN COURT county court in m session board of education meeting old oid taxes due i WEDNESDAY court resumed session at 10 ock TO TUB REFORM SCHOOL john gardner a boy year aga from springville Spring ville was brought before his honor charged with housebreaking jesse gardner the father of the boy testified that the boy was bad and nothing could ba done with him he requested that the noy be sent to the reform school his honor complied with the request sending the boy to the reform school until he should be 21 years of age unless sooner discharge ed by law JURORS DRAWN the following grand jurors were drawn returnable february 20 1993 ezra shoemakers A larson LarsonS samuel amnel thompson J H mcclenahan Mc P 0 scamp edward bennett Bennet john tJohn 0 kelly IA I 1 A allred james evans evana heber 3 okey james ivy A Mor jr j r duncan mcarthur Mc Arthu jonas erickson Enck son matthias jorgenson jorenson walter I 1 van horn P T cook albert marsh theo dore epperson apperson ppe isaac wall william ward thomas Cr J murdock murdoch the following petit jurors were drawn returnable return abla february 1893 joseph 1 I Oh chatwin soren P abris te riven J S page jr joseph bills james al creer samuel wanless Wan lesa J B mitchell bell peter thompson william gutten J E jensen E r harvey george robbins robbing orvil th thompson ompson james I 1 E daniels R turner E 11 davisjr SJ taylor E 11 boley peter 0 christensen richard velton fred fred mann norman S halliday john D dixon john sidwell william homer rees i J llewlyn thomas fitch willard pierson J P muster george gaorge haves al N anderson anderaon R S wilson enoch bowles george kerwell stephen D johnson W F brown the case of james jamea chipman et al Ys vs henry W owen et al was called and a jury paneled em bennett and george sutherland represented plaintiff olam tin and grant S smith the defendant tho the case is ia in relation to mining property in the silver lake mining district in american park fork canyon plaintiffs allege that their ontario claim located in 1885 is infringed on by the north star location imade by defendants and allu uley aliey ask for foe an order of the court inai divina n them entire possession of their CIA cl giai n this is ia resisted by the defendant wh who 0 claim that plaintiffs haye have not performed the annual amount of labor an on the claim as required by law there is ia also a a question as to the ontario being pro perly defined county court the county court held a session this morning the probate judge reported that ile he lind obtained the territorial warran warrants tj for appropriations made by the thirtieth session of the legislative assembly of the territory orv of utah on accounts account of roads bridges and maps pla plata ts and bad deposited same in the county treasury report accepted the rho probate judge further reported that ho he had received from the united states as rent for the first half of the year 1892 and had deposited same in the county treasury report accepted E L jones collector for utah county presented a list of names of persons who had been assessed aea essed property exhausted etc taets remitted the collector also submitted a list of names of sheep owners who had paid taxes to the extent of in other counties tho the clerk was instructed to credit the collep collector tor with the county pro portion and make application to the counties named in said list for utah countes coun tys portion of the tax the collector also reported vie the collection of taxes on sheep herds not on the assessment roll and asked that he be be charged with sala said amount charge ordered made board of education the board of education met on tuesday evening mr big biglow low asked that his boy be allowed to attend the franklin school instead of tho the parker not granted the committee on teachers and school work recommended anat the ha pupils of the franklin school remain in their respect iyo departments until the spring influx of no new pupils and that then aa othor coacher er be ba employed em aloyed report adopted the following claims were allowed heber hamsun labor z J 4 oo 00 J W baker labor 1 loo R kletting arel architect R J I 1 B walt Walto ir childrens hildre nR party jely 31 9 9 eland laid school furniture Fun iture co freight mrs buries Burles janitor janito r 1200 0 0 II 11 olsen carpenter work 2200 11 II J maihen painting jesse Wild janitor elizabeths elizabeth S hardy janitor 1503 mrs baker janitor ja aitor L 11 hardy hauling coal 8 65 E A wilson superintendent euper super and clerk the teachers salaries were allowed mr tanner moved that the nutter of cf coal and other suD supplies plies lie be referred to the committee on supplies with the Buner added mr newel chairman odthe of the committee I 1 think that matter is already in the hands of the committee without ciny any reference mr demoisy incidentally I 1 sat eat in a board of education orce which ratified 4 ed the laws of kansas the motion was wad carried mr air demoise called attention to the he finan financial ciul stai statement ement of the lif afric which showed amounts due fr in former collectors as fo follows llois A 08 moot jr GS T INT samuelson Samuel Samu eloa sou estate lie moved that the m atte tel if f collection ot 01 53 amounts 5 ba uthe 1 feared to the commuted on finance fina uee 1 carried |
