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Show JURORS MUST BBY THEIR-OWNBATHS THEIR-OWNBATHS At their session today, tho county commissioners refused to pay for tho bathing of the jury in tho Nick Vacoa murder caso. A claim for $3 alleged to bo duo for a bath taken by the jury was presented by the Ogden Canyon Can-yon Sanitarium company, but tho commissioners com-missioners refused to pay it on the grounds that the time for filing tho claim had expired. The bath was given tho jury January 22, 1910, more than a year ago. Tho same action was taken by the commissioners regarding the claim of Thomas Farr for witness fees in tho mattor of tho Inquest of Parker E. Faut, which was held January 7, 1910. It will bo remembered that Mr. Faut was run down by an automobile at the Intersection' of Twenty-second street and Washington avenue and instantly in-stantly killed. County Attorney Jensen, commissioner commis-sioner Moore and Recorder Wallaco reported that they did not think the recording of tho amended plat of tho City View Addition was a matter to bo considered by the board of commissioners, commis-sioners, but that it should bo recorded ns other papers and that the regular fee for the same should be paid. Attorney Jensen and Surveyor Craven Crav-en wore called upon to file their official of-ficial bonds, it appearing that they had failed to do so. John Dillmcr was committed to tho county infirmary, it appearing thnt he has no moans of support and Is in need of care. The old gentleman states i that if the county will take enro of L him until spring opens, he can get a , Job berdincr sheep and make his own L living. He slates that. becauBo of his jj, advanced ago, he canuot withstand i tho cold winter weather on the range.) nn ... .'I |