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Show ) lJcrolx'a NEPHI CITY, UTA ti H l to J No. 14, URLAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1SSS. , 1 andlthgot.-HIos- on Wool SIie;xU; Alee tmo city i DULY OCE TLuIEG WAHTI HG. iff SEMI In the Jil I . 1 VOLUME IV. Indue u : !) Slotlos-Silve- r n TT7'1 Ilcsoiirccs. Om 'I. Rev The rr r THT I ' IS Tie y vp: Kenned v Case. IT Will , IX IT. Sot 1f 1111 Here This Year. i 'j.'l h:":X The Hearing was Held at Manti Attorney Grover Acting tor the Petitioner and County Attorney Pike on Behalt ot the County and state. v i vrATi m The important question ns to whether adultery is a crime under the laws of the State of Utah was raised in the Seventh Judicial District court at Manti. The application of William 11. Kennedy for a writ of habeas cor pus is based solely upon the pro position that the alleged crime of adultery is one unknown to the, laws of the State of Etah, and that there is no law def.ning said crime, or providing a penalty therefor now existing and in force in the1 ' tr ' U'-- V ' I I K ' A A&yr i . ;, yA ? v Year. ; xe-.-'s- The delegates chosen to go to Salt Lake and try if possible to get the llepublican convention hold in Ncphi v ere not successful. Those who went were Attorney T. L. Foote, Henry Adams, Chas. Andrews, J. A. Hyde, Judge Foote, and T. C. 'Winn. ; 0 ' -J f r: V 'J f I r- - " '',) s Au s ' J The Delegates Worked Hard but Were Handicapped- -, Mt. Pleasant had been Working tor Nearly a v N C vW r ' N V, ' 'M the gentlemen arrived in that Mount ' vc- . pye--had been Pleasant I vvoiking for y.'v;' A-- --A. ,.T some time on the matter, and had t. v yv-y. : ' hiciltr 1 accomplished what it went after. It is a little disheartning that -v. State of Utah. Neplii did not get the plum,' but '4.. The petition of Kennedy alleges she has backbone enough to get up that he is unlaw fully imprisoned, and fight for it next time. "We 4 1 JK- - -- JkA y ,, r c Oi : i 'yyScx. can congratulate our neighbor on and restrained of his liberty 1a of sheriff Juab John T. Sullivan, its success and hope they will pitch An-- 1 of 19th on the that in next time and help us to get it. county; t, 1S9G, at Xeplii City. Juab The delegates were treated gu-committed was county, petitioner kindly by the committee and T. Sheriff L. of to the custody speak eulogistically of their recepof of the tion before them. face Xeplii ) Toote, justice 1 a complaint cliarg-Anyhow, there is one thing sure, precinct, upon crime the with we have got to have cither the Kennedy ofj ing no law there and or Dunouatie convention being adultery, Democratic Cold Generals (in chorusj: Come on, cun aVant army :we Iced you to victory or death." held here next time. So citizens, covering that crime, petitioner wc HAVEN'T any army." Wait a mrul the with a- bit, Ksue,' wake up and help the good work of l.;.bi writ a corpus ikat be determined and that the matter along. You cant get anything still and wishing. Faith forthwith. All kinds of excuses were made on the con agree to that argument. In liis state in the venting polygamy is embraced within is without works dead. Juab county in- - hunt, and we finally came to the conthe judicial district over which stilutlon did not abrogate or repeal opinion, the polygam' clause clusion birds were prepared inerted in the constitution did not lor our that the and County Court. that weie Judge lliggins presides, but as he the other provisions relating to the coming of the rest of encased in armor, or we had they been The is at present holding court at St. other oilences. It could not be h,destroy the aliditv tiring A county court met in special and holding to such an -y- es- firing BLANK CABTBID-GES- . session act, jthe the Monday afternoon, Comis-sioneGeorge, Washington county, said that the gentleman composing lie was it opinion, thought clearly matter was argued before the lion. Peprezin, Foote and Jack-ma- n We were the unsoifunate one3 how. the Constitutional convention in- his duly to n maud the petitioner Sevof the Jacob Johnson, judge being present. Only one orever for the representative of this pato the of the back to of tended sheriff state leave this custody by any der was made, stating and declarenth district. per had accidently or otherwise dont teeir.-- without hgislation re- Juab i ounpv. of act know winch killed a little insipid ing the property assessed by tlio The application came up before s bonds were such act of reduced as the Kemicd) offences, garding innocent meadow lark. And we had state board of equalization within Judge Johnson at the district court 1S92 was to t'.Kui. and to in at. to cover But we're going again. So this county. designed at Manti at ) o'clock. Attorney look out for the fur liying next time. The idea the intent puni-that Grover appearing for the petitioner of the constitutional convention Another Accident. and County Attorney Dike appearANOTHER HUNT. to punish polygamy and let was Guy Crosby of Leamington, was SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION. ing on behalf of the sheriff and the the bars down for the other offences brought in Tuesday by his father, state. The arginnenCon behalf of could he net was Such accepted. Was The Livaa lie vv as out riding and was thrown Place Where The Kennedy was as stated in the pe- not the intent of the constitutional Labor Day September 7h is The Day from his horse, the animal tramptition, to the effect that there is no convention, and the section Slaughter of Game Took Place. upon ling on His legs making three very Chcsm law in ktah at the present time which the could relied severe lacerated wounds; one right petitioner against adultery. 'J he point raised not he construed in that The in the knee joint. The boy is 12 waju We w me asked to accept the hospitalwas that the territorial law of 1S02 clear On Monday September "til a giand of the Constitutional intent years of age and vv ill be laid up for ity of a fev of the boys and once more in regard to polygamy, adultery ( School excursion be will run Sunday 0li'entlcn in reenacting the a few weeks. Dr. Wilcox has him started out on a nimrodian excur-io- n and other offences, was abrogated up to t he meadows at the Forks of Salt of in state the under His care. against polygamy Creek canyon. Those by a section of the constitution, constitution was to who the crowd were composed comply with A proces-io- n w ill he formed at the provides that the section of the law the enabling act, which demanded Attorney T. L. Foote, Mr. T. C. Winn. An Elopement. 7 a. m. Tabernacle at should Mr. Chas. They will depart Iris two sons and of 1S92 against polygamy Tmgey and h Field of Heaver, was in. ordthe .90 that convention should by under the directions of the marat i Mr. Lon II) de jr, and ourselves. remain in forc-e- and that thin pro shals and aides. Ibis city Friday. Tint purpose of l'olygnm- Ariived with our vision rcpcnM all oil.ov rovHon, In can von a the or !lml 1hn'l1 ,'ul hjlendil program his visit was to try and locate the "hi,e guns, plenty of conof that act relatin to aduilm- ami will be The giyen. program being as vv hereabouts of his daughter, who the convention had the power to fidence exuberance ol spirits, und and follows. fornication. Selection the band: singing it is said lias by minus a bottle we boarded eloped with a com adopt the polygamy section and and b the Sunday School choir, adon Dike bound for Levan. prayer. the County Attorney rig insert it in the constitution, counThey are dress of welcome by Bishop T. II, (J. lm Trial traveler. The riding was all right untill we other baud reviewed the territorial sel doubted whether the convention be to Iarkes: quartette by the glee club: re. coming this way, and s law of 1892, and contended that had the power to repeal any act got well over the ridge, when one L. the spouse by Superintendent A, Bailey; gentlemen traced them as far member of the party blazed away that law was valid hum the time standing upon tlm statute hooks of at a black flag drill Ly thejoucg ladies: selection as Kano-hut lost the scent at and oaring denizen of the In ho primary; quartotto by ProUor that tin powers of the territory. At of its pas-agthat Mr. Field was formerly place. any rate, the sky i.ke. a crow. Morris and Co. the Utah legidatuiv imder the or- constitutional convention liad not That crow was the a of resident this place and will be feathery nemesis From 12 m. to p.m. pickrncking-A- t ganic act cxteiuh d to all righttul repealed the law either in expressed that arose to mar the pleasure of the remembered a by good many old 2 p. m. foot racing, dancing and and that terms or bunt. The biped hud only been winged matters of timers, it is hardly to he supposed game-- . impliedly, and it stood to- and the circus inside the wagon vva The crowds leave for home at (j p. m. that tiie couple can get away as lie adultery being a common law day valid and operative as a law in worth the trip aside Irom anything hud full the state of I tali. The committee on the graunds are: has notified the of icers crime the north, south else. Wo had tied up the animal" J oli n S. Cowan, Geo. Allen, John Price cast and west to he on power to deal with it. even though the lookout with a stout rope, and it rtouhl have and J. W- In deciding the question, Ord the congress of the I nited r'tates Johnson stated that to his Judge for them. mind knawed through this but for the fact L. A. BAILEY. Jr.. had al-- o seen lit to pass such leg- there was no doubt as to the that it had no teeth. It clawed oar g Mar-ha- l of the day. power and showed more fight for its size than islation a- - w as contained in tin of the to Castle Dale Notes. the legislature pass act, a good sized mountain lion. Edmund's act. In support of this the indict of merits found, accusing lvo which was in issue, validity IN WEDLOCK. Weil the hoys lrintml like a band of view that such concurrent legisla- lie thought it was a KateJlhodes adultery. Lawyer White rightful sub- of gallant nimruds would do under the of was employed on t he tion wa- - valid and operative he ject of legislation and that the leg- circumstances. The.e's not to reason It appears that her hush md DBA PE It PL A TT. quoted ample legal authority. islature had full power to pass why, theirs but or die. Nary a fe.t'ier was out with the sheep and had left Hew Counsel then contended that the such law. As to the and with one accord votep A marriage ceremany took place her alone and had been repeal of the the successtheyof the very unkind to at valid that its law beii.p trip to that dod Monday. Justice Foote of this city to her. Will be tried at the next passage, law by the language in the section gasted snarling old black scoundrel, oiliciating. The contracting parties are of court. The Case of A1 Pete-So- n the act of the Constitutional con- - in the constitution relied vs by which took the whole crowd of us to John II. upon Draper of Fairview, SaDpete B. L. Ovrett was dismissed at j s the clause provention in petitioner's counsel, he could not kill. co-- t. county, Marger) Platt of Juab. "When Balt Lake they found lVHv 1-- ;k'y:yyy j V p Ji Lf , lle-puMic- an s! tpy-glas-- fellow-general- s: s, j j rs j h. j sec-jtio- n Jo-ep- . hm doulde-brcaste- d long-distanc- ! sup-po-- ml sacri-ligeou- h, -- e; lcgi-latio- n legi-latu- re 1 le-- m-erti- ng - iam-titP- |
