| Show LOCAL nocal NEWS MOM reou DAILY hilt bilt MAT may SS indicted an indictment havid havic been presented by the grand lurli jury charging isaac groo with unlawful cohabitation he was wag today tod to d day ay arrested ane and brought before commissioner mcki McKaY who released him on 1300 1500 bonds wo win fuller faller and W peterson being suret sureties leS ies bishop clawson indicted yesterday afternoon atter noon bishop H B clo claw son was arrested and brought before U S commissioner mckay an indictment having been found by the grand gras grat jury of the present term charling cha hia lui with unlawful cohabitation ilis his lwi was fixed at 1500 and he was released 0 S clawson and H B u clawson jr becoming sureties accident Yester yesterday dav morning mornin Is 1 a 3 section aang sang from graylene Grayl Gray ilna lne Mon mod montana tans on the utah northern Railway hont bont ten miles east of dillon were work wm win mooring foreman and R miller one of the iiren men were throw the hand band handcar car miller was run 0 over er saddled about 5 last evening kooring though th ugh badly crushed about the breast will probably recover er arraigned yesterday af afternoon terno onia onla la tiie the first district court at ogden Iss its 1 sis james jaines tylor taylor F A brown go nd moroni 0 at brown were arraigned ore u e each having been indicted f for fon r unlawful cohabitation ric Kic richards ards hards and williams appearing snug for fon r the defense the statuary to time two days das was taken in wh ginch winch h to plead and they will again appear in court on I 1 monday at 10 a in district court proceedings Ikuji inin P howells a subject of great britain was admitted admitted to citizenship this morning in lu the case of john W snell vs W 5 pierce a jury WAS waived v an ed and ard ar and d the till proceeded before the court by after the arguments the we case was submitted and the court found judgment for the defendant the jury in the case of ellas morris ya T the Alar nian mammoth arnoth mining company klied to a aree agree ree and were discharged belief as its a qualification in the first district courtat court at oden ogden yesterday a scandinavian aphea appeared red before lidge judge powers pew pen ers as an applicant for citizenship zet Zen ship in addition ad to the usual the judge asked the apple antia helas he was living in the practice of unlawful cohabitation to which an denative negative reply was given the judge then made a further research tills this firne time into the opinions of kne would be citizen eL and inquired ulo uio do you believe it right for a man to live in unlawful cohabitation A negative answer was avas civell eiven given to this and questions relating to polygamy tad iad the man was w as admitted there can be no doubt that the questions asked related to the plural warr marr marriage lam lap system of the 64 mormons cormons Mor mons 11 ind and as that with them is purely a dutter nutter of religious conviction and as even the supreme court of the united states has stated that mormons cormons Mor Alor mons cannot be punished for fon their belief it does not plainly appear what business it i was of his honors as to what an s ric for citizenship citizens hip may believe ipp b n r regard e ard to any subject or in what nander canner under existing laws jaws opinion on an become a subject of inquiry or qualification for citizenship SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE UTAH SUN MCKAY AND DICKSO DICKSON f ALLEGED SUBJECTS fon ron IN estl ESTI GATION gatlon OGDEN may 1885 edior deseret neus hews today to day judge 0 W powers charged hid hie e jury now sitting in this tills city to investigate the condu conduct ct of mckay and dickson as their actions were commented upon by the ogden daily herald of the dinst in a way vilca which seemed to indicate t that these federal officials were guilty of corruption charles W Ile lle the editor lithe tithe herald has been summoned to testify before the grand jury it is threatened that ati aid an attempt will be made to indict him for libel in case he fills to substantiate his bis assertion that circumstances go goto to prove dick tou mand wand and mck mckay were pooling their f fees ees in unlawful ul cabi cohabitation tation cases special per deseret telegraph I 1 BEAVER DEAVER COURT ITEMS 0 BEAVER utah may 22 1885 I 1 ninor deseret clems clews rose jose rini Rina has been found guilty I 1 it 01 grand larceny and sentenced to tive live tars ears imprisonment ellas eilas and carl smith pleaded guilty to oae vae saine of anse seand anci unit were sentenced to live years yea rs neli tell thoma thomas and george smith w were ere band wand guilty of erand grand larceny lar lai ceny the de tense lense for a new trial which us ris argued and overruled and each vu is sentenced to tive five years imprison dent nent augustine Guer guerero cro on the tune tone indictment was acquitted but beld under seventeen other indict tents yesterday afternoon being the time eol let for the sentence of david levi who pleaded guilty of unlawful cohabitation he agreed to put away his second efe who has borne him seven sons son S ae to youngest of whom was born on the sti last he agreed to use his influx lee leu lace aee with others similarly situated to caterpillar crawl with the please pledge he ae was sentenced to pay a fine of JOO the petit jury has been discharged elder eider fotheringham and others doli doii on 1 with capt greenman started for tae e pen this morning ANOTHER ARREST I 1 MINER mixer returns nome HOME AND IS 13 takes INTO CUSTODY shortly after alter 8 last evening marshal ireland having learned that mr aurelius miner had returned home nent nant in company with deputies sprague prague and collins to the house ol 01 miss adama the th e I 1 lady a d alleged to be the a ral wl wife of mr T miner and i where that gent gentleman lerun was understood to tobe be deputy SPrague went around to the rear of the house the other two remaining in front ahl where ere he saw mr kliner miner who was vas out ont in the garden the officer stated his business and was T invited into the house the three marshals and their prisoner then went to the Mar marshals office and the accas accused d was released on 2000 ball A 11 II hyde and W mcintyre becoming sureties mr miner was arrested on indictment found by february term charging him with unlawful cohabitation 7 last december be he left this city on a tour tonn through the states ile he returned to the thio city a few days ago and having havins heard that an indictment had llad been found against him had decided on surrendering himself saturday REPORTED resistance DENIED CITIZENS OF PARIS GIVE tue TUB LIE TO THE REPORT OF resistance SO persistently circulated we took occasion yet yesterday erday to brand the dispatch which had been sent throughout the nation by the unscrupulous associated press agent of this city charging the cormons mormons Mor mons of paris parts with haying having resisted the deputy marshals as an infamous lie Ile circulated for the purpose of inciting greater hostility against a people towards whom th the whole world are already most bitterly and anju unjustly itly prejudiced that we vere yere correct in what we asserted is now amply proved by the following statement signed by i prominent and reputable citizens of the the resistance was said to have been onn off offered ered cred rams PARIS idaho may 21 1885 1883 the report in circulation stating that united states deputy marshals were driven out of paris idaho by an armed force and were interfered with in the performance of their duty is entirely false the facts are these that on saturday morning may 9 chrin chril chris chrls nielson a supposed deputy dauty marshal served papers on samuel matthews in a religious meeting also upon john A hunt just outside of the meeting house nb ab attempt was made to serve papers on anyone else not a single person interfered with any officer whatever after these papers were served he nielson in connection with one john H king another supposed deputy left paris that the above is a true and correct statement we the undersigned undersigner under signed most solemnly declare HENRY MARGETTS probate judge masards richard S sutton J win wm G ilay liay hayward ward jas collings ceilings sr frank wilcox franklin D rich albert anderson IV X N B shepherd JL J shepherd coun conn deputy clerk third ty auditor and redistrict districts court corder idaho alma Alm aim aBird bird alonzo cook R smith C N watkins joel 11 II rich george ashley miner wilco orson urson geo B spencer japatha Ja jas athay ma 1 geo humphreys henry athay athas y thos JB smedley wm win ath athay y heber C smedley geo mullins geo sparks lewis lenvis ricks wm win price stephen keis kels kelsey keisey 11 ed T shepherd wm win shepherd 2 jas II 11 wallis john hasenfratz II 11 S woolley C IV wan entine jas collings Geo Bunn john skinner thos clayton wm ism if spiers J R P shepherd john A sutton mowry wry 0 L LF rench french T J smedley justice u tice wm win L 11 rich kich ot of the peace sor and collector journal P palmer frederic stoffer win wm john A sutton sr arthur budge mark 11 II sutton henr henry bolton sherwin bird lff iff THE SUIT TIIE THE OBSTINATE JUROR A MEMBER OF THE MAMMOTH COMPANY As will be seen by the court minutes elsewhere the jury in the case of ellas elias morris vs the mammoth mining company after being out all night failed to agree the ballot standing eleven to one for the plaintiff after the jury was discharged a little inquiry elicited the fact that mr klipple the vie juryman who held out for the defendant was a member of the mammoth company the counsels for plaintiff on learning this had mr air klipple brought into court and moved that his name be stricken from th the e jury panel ou on the ground of his being unfit to ta serve on any jury mr brown read the questions asked the juror and his answers during his examination in which he declared under oath that he i had had no transactions whatever with bowers or butler johnstone while they were managing r the property nor with witti the tho co company mp any itself neither habbe had he transacted any business with cunningham nor the MeIn tyres ile he hadano had no bias and had bad neither formed nor expressed any opinion in the case mr klipple was sworn and put upon the witness stand where he was questioned by the attorneys on both sides ile he said that when he be was examined as a juror helas he was not asked directly if he was a member of the company and he did not think it his duty to voluntarily state that fact tact ile he had owned 21 24 shares of the stock for about a year and a half but did not obtain them by any direct transaction with the company obtaining them on a debt from an outside party ile he suppo supposed however that his name appeared on the com banys book as a stockholder to the judge he said he had not allowed his connection with the company to influence him in the least in voting against a v verdict for the plaintiff and he was not aware of having answered amyot any of the questions untruthfully the court said his name should remain upon the panel but that in future he must be careful 0 not to serve ou on a jury in any case in which he was personally interested or in which he might have the least degree of bias either way AN impertinent SPOTTER PUNISHED HE ASSUMES AN INSULTING beme DEME i NOR ANU AND IS SOUNDLY between 3 and 4 vest yesterday erday afternoon several gentlemen were c conversing on together in the broom hotel at the torner corner of fifth and main maln streets ogden one of ane number was wai moroni brown who had been indicted by tile the grand jury on the chame charge of unlawful cohabitation while liley tiley iney were thus engaged one george marth of ogden stepped up to mr brown and said in a tau taunting manner auh suh ohl I 1 youre not in the penitentiary y yet et but you will be soon mr br brown jovn replied YOU walk along there dont Y you sou a open your month mouth to 0 me marth then jeeringly remarked oh well well see you there soon at this mr brown seized marth by the collar with his left hand band and dragged him froin from the hotel into lato the of the street striking him about the heau beau and face with his liis clenched right hand as they went along marth endeavored without Vit hout success to avoid the bows blows which fell fast and heavy marshal T H ne who happened near by ran out and taking hold of mr hir brown pulled him off bul but t not before the inciting cause of the disturbance had received a severe chastisement his face being covered with blood both eyes blackened and swollen and his head generally looking as though it had been tn rough through a threshing machine As soon as he was liberated marth ran around in search of a deputy marshal to have mr air brown arrested but as the latter was already in custody of the eity elty P city pity ity marshal he was taken before the police justice where a line fine of 15 was assessed and paid it appears that in the past marth has achieved considerable notoriety by his breaches of the law in selling liquor without a license he has also acquired the reputation of getting men drunk in his saloon and then robbing them of their effects and kicking them out into the street in connection connection with these circumstances it fell to the ahe lot lol of mr brown as a police officer certo to have some dealings of an unpleasant character with him and during the raid vald against the mormons cormons Mor mons marth has assumed the role of a spotter in cases of supposed violations of the edmunds law and has exhibited special malice in working up the proceedings against mr brown this course in addition to the sneering remarks made de in the hotel were too much for mr browns i patience and resulted as above stated THE DRY BENCH QUESTION THE TIIE feasibility OF A RESERVOIR furtner FURTHER DISCUSSED the city council committees on irrigation and water works with the mayor and associated met last evening in the city hall to discuss the matter of furnishing the residents of the dry bench with water A good representation of tile the parties most interested was present communications were read by mr edgar howe chairman of the water committee of the eighteenth 11 twentieth and twenty first wards from five civil and mining engineers elsworth daggett thosa Ball Bail eyChas P brooks K E B wilder and B B van dusen each of whom stated that the plan of oi converting little valley into a reservoir was in every way practicable tie tle ti the best beat of material for the construction of a dyke and for the bottom and sides aldes of the proposed reservoir were right in the valley in fact they considered the convenience of material and the natural facilities for such an undertaking were in every respect all that could be desfred desired ile he also reada read a proposition from pitts watson co contractors offering to construct the proposed reservoir according to col Steven sons plans and specifications for the sum of they would woula warrant the work to be thorough and comple compie complete tein in every respect and give bends forthe for the faithful performance of the stipulations of the contract naming matthew cullen alfred thompson W L pickard and mathias jorgensen as their sur sureties gurkles rles kles mr C P brooks then read a communication muni cation from col C L stevenson setting forth the necessity and advantages vantages of such a reservoir by constructing ting a levee 1 20 10 feet high the surface of tiie the gallons of water thus held in reserve would be f feet teet acet above the level of the temple block giving a pressure that could be converted into a motive power before being in used for irrigation purposes this quantity of water would be sufficient to afford the much needed relief to the 6 residents of the benches without lessening the supply to any part of the eit elt city he also 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