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Show BBBj BJBJBJT The condition of odslrs Judicial lu BJBJBM HiuBecouddlatrlct of this Territory la BBBBBl one that calls loudly for reformative BBBBBJ aotlou. Until Judge Miner wont tberu BBBBBJ f IbbbLbbb, l.t fall there hai not I ctn, aa we nro advlaed, a ury IrUI for about twu j ear. The regular lerrea ainounleil to nothing more than Jury drawing, n casn or ao tried by the court, and the others and all bualneaa of a geoernl character going over to tho next trrm. This was a gross lnuatlce to lltlganta and a hardship on the Terrllory,whlch waalnlertatoJ In several criminal cuts tho maintenance of which was a steady expena without even the (ruajiectof trials being ha I, Thla should ho re-formeJ, re-formeJ, not In 111!' rcntly but alto gelher. The Utonion, ubllahed at Heaver, III Us latest l.auo la aarcattlo and bitter at oncalndeollog with thla sulject. In apeaklng of the apiolntinent uf Judgu llaltih It aya that the Heojnd dlatrict huat lait 'suolher Judge who will pullntlm ntHalt I.ako and ClrflIl Uachwhen ha Isn't takloj n ncie-allon ncie-allon trip and excuralou to Mllford." This la forestalling the altuatlou with a vengeanca and su;iits the proportion that the gooi pojpto down tbciu bo not too baity and cu what Judge lUrldl doia before pronouncing condemnation. Ihu paper then fcoci ou to aa.ert with o kind of mock nslg nation that tho people there "navu nu rlghta wnlcli the Halt Lake ring la bound to reaped." We are In utter Ignorance aa to whom ur whut tho "dull hake rlnx" cjmprlivs and don't think there la suoh a thing at present Inori-iultad oxlatencs, certainly nut the kind spoken of. It la another cars of going from home to hear nows of ournlvia. Alter soma mors harsh referonccv to the new ludgu Iho Utunlan gels Into a calmer ruol nud talks In a moro nrgu mcntatlveatraln, siylti; am in? otbir thlnn: Wo aro all anxious lo sea UUh iln. vebqed. Uowniibtiow mllruaN, mnro iiisiuiUcturliift oulerjirhoH o.iitlilhlml, froo anil tiiitltiiltttil ciilnigi of ilvsr. '1 lio etUal t' ilo all till inu.t roiill frolil iiMtildo loealltlca. It Ian bmlne.x trutli ttntl clpl al It sly and coquti tUll. ll uiuat m Mtlalleit that whore U III locate, life, liberty and tho piinulia of luppl-nets luppl-nets are eirsfully pro oicd and oil trde I by thftKtrongarm or tho law, duly nu-thnnred nu-thnnred and constituted count of Justice. Therucan aurely bo no fault found with that pirjirrzpb, nor bjt Utile If uuy with the one following: Wo linto In aotliorn oouiltlnl this rather gloomy picture for tho Judo and hliolUcsrs nud grand Jury lo I. ink at, which aro fac s A riot nt NtnJiuti to Invea Icato wherein Iroin lOlo'J'iinon were luurdercdi forgers, liuran thieves, entlto thluvft; not ll alltKto county, nil lo Troni Heat or, haeor had lta county reo-orda reo-orda aud Jails osnuilneil and pAM-w 1 iihmi by a grand Jury, Inihoio mattera nug- Soled thoru la contlntioua work for a ttilct court for long iiioiUIin tocomo. 'lolioaurotliey aro expuiulvn, lnu iho ioop!o pny taxes for protection and they uro iintuleil to Uieau benelHi. Tho article abows the uccoiilty for a railroad there and cloaca with the terie but expreailve senteuce "Anything to get the courts ro-oitabllabeJ." The Juatlco ul adopting Immedlato aul adiqualo relief lo Ills oltliniiaof Ihat extenalve nud Important section of our Territory mutt be obvious to all, and we sincerely truit that thoio who have tho ointrol will not stand uou tbeordcrof their dolug but do at onie. |