| Show AAY INI flint u 1 I 1 0 the progress I 1 of C V marked by the I 1 LAR A r 0 at the mass meeting to raise I 1 GRAND JUM T IMPANELED tile in the first district court THE buit OF till I 1 she stole a dolman inspecting tour of prominent atall way rother r other notes till MASS Meat ilig in chamber of commerce hall list evening shortly after 8 last night the chamber of auditorium v at filed 4 ith citizens of ajea thi being largely in I 1 tho band in the mean I 1 time was furnishing inspiriting inasio and after the on the streets shortly meeting was called there was pot a aarant seat in tile entire room president emerson the as to order and spoke of tile bell e fits accomplished by the chamber of commerce and explained the object off he mee tInZ I 1 hiie secretary read a call to tile cit I 1 zens setting forth ilia work done by I 1 lie chamber by expending som 0 im I 1 W this call N ill bo circulated I 1 atle Y chairman said we are here to talk tile matter over and see m aliat liat can W done to raise the necessary amount the band here rendered a select ion and tile chair mid it was not from the mem he of the chamber that we want to bead especially but from the citizens morally and front any stranger ahil bight be thin our gates let tell how our town strikes them and think aning to judge williams tile president said it was A ith a little rna 1 ice that lie invited him so near tile platform that lie might ask iliin to tile judge responded to the call and after paying a IV am liniment I 1 to the avdy s d c a ith P a altin an tl N in t L 4 driess apoi 1 I 1 lie re source sand adv anta odilon awl the methods to be fo bring the dofred result sidney stevens clift responded re jo a call from tile house this is an important arid lie was pleased to meet with those present pre sent at 0 time referring to ogden he baid we have tile of Is facilities to make us the hub of amer ici tribute was then paid to our in ent iron deposits and other wealth chamber has done a exilia c hent work and has been nobly see in its labor by the business men W want factories to furnish em ro the masses of the people c 01 ol tilde and and other tories the band was paid a very high adment by the speaker CON A ter he bad sat down the chair r minded mr stevens that be had sa i d bothin of tile project to raise money ile rep l 1 aed that lie the money coald bo raised for ogden I 1 Is very ligat and from the expenditure 0 that sum a would soon realize tile selection and air B white was called for but declined and william driver stepped forward in response to a call after saying that lie could say nothing remar kede that if 10 ht ogden the city on the american continent 0 ten is one of the niest niost substantial of cities ile re thelcie three story bricks going fil in boom tou ns they look er fine in the face but behind that I 1 face yia a g 4 ith sheet iron and tin can gables fo urdeen years ago lie built a three story brick in ox den and he laid thil foundation strona and deep and wal called A fool for doing it but since hs seen a until ber of buildings put up that ilia would be lost in saxe said he and his wife liked ogden better than any other ton and here to live Especial lylle liked geographical Wo railroad ille aliko the people and u at ak be to tile front in gitl works S al spoke of ilia organization of the chamber of Oom mercO and the results Y I 1 in our known iteal estate has advanced ma verr serially teri ally and we leave a much arger degreeff of prosperity than we had a referred h 6 3 a r ago lie to g I 1 lamber proposed to do the 7 and to what othi r cities in the territory are doing the of this meeting to is to discuss ahw means cf raising this money and he thought the best way todo it was to put our hands down into our and ra iselt to the historic 43 aake and pointed out tile fact tha t ilia business bu sineas men of that town seeing the n it of a opting ie same se tome ell taj and told of tile one the hi I 1 griffin kansada city how they took the lead of leavenworth by just a tittle judie I 1 ous advertising at the right time now if we are going td be the metropolis ato must ehrike the prope time has arrived and we must dothe work ile proposed to be one I 1 0 raise tills awo avid lie believed t bere would be a number with him after another piece by the band I 1 secretary knauss read a letter from major silva stating that lie was prevented from this by a convention of ool men in salt I 1 lake the letter referred good work done by the loeu toll aly urged the citizens to contribute the I 1 movement now on foot and make our city famous 11 S young said he i as he artillin art ilyin favoron tile movement ment and thou glit the onty way to raise the money is to baiga it we strike at once and he would be one to help mr jno A le a ke of the un known lat soden liso 1 I veen in tile go V of the world and baid I 1 1 1 I 1 1 that vve t t h I 1 a t D s t 0 ito was for 0 aden il rat 1 k a t r n I 1 a 11 tile time and fah could fo aher adva licea ment tile chair said what has won done an 0 1 1 er places be 0 rn 1 ant to see vl rise ili different dif terent parts of tho city and tile issuing from their tops to tell of the labor that Is beneath ilia roofs these emited wit tile cloud of smoke by lay and pillar of fire by night that will lead us on to prosperity and these alone ill 10 it judge williams proposed that a rising vote be taken showing those 1 ho willi ng to pledge baid in the movement proposed sed tonight aich upon win put resulted I 1 n near y every seat in I 1 to house bei vacate by its occupant standing t 0 T iii 8 g amit will call on the citizens of ogden and solicit their contributions toward raising and all na ito can should cespon are authorized W receive and for contributions and none need feel slighted may consider themselves invited to contribute through the banks if the committee does riot call on them the band rendered a choice tion and ilia adjourned FIRST T C WILT A grata jury is the open verille of ten nearly exhausted promptly at 10 a in the court opened 0 IOUs session were read and air aaron sullivan was in as caitiff bai tiff air I BF niler a native of teat britain was admitted to catl zenshin zen ship it boing cepro etca that the family of eugene campbell who was c barged with adultery were in great want and needed ills assistance lie sell tenc ewas postponed tile firs t of the next terin dar it the me of attachment of tile trinidad nal bank against ira ilia court ordered the ati acl ment absolved rn tho cases of tarpey vs 11 cosce highland ter to anaker was overruled tile court then proceeded to el a jury ilia fio ing names were draun oscar t hill joseph baxter IV 1 dykes E J wagner john cooper T il callister J 1 madsen E L carpenter peter alic drew Rose 11 al dougall jr E sterritt willes E robinson jop brink r samuel jeril ins mark F letcie ter john stevens henry chappell green taylor jr joseph biorn this list tile following bad been excused for various reasons FL J wagner john cooper I 1 I 1 j carpenter marks pletcher john stevens leaving fifteen to be exam inca mr ogden hiles assistant district attorney suggested tid ehlt it thos 0 u id be to ex andrie e who had I 1 taken the oath as they d be qua I 1 ged to act without ex it leation court if you such jurors you do it at tour per 1 mr hiles yes air tile examination was then pro ce dati with mr W 11 dykes was accepted by tile court mr joseph brinker was excused as ilia business required all his atten lion another name was drahm from the box that of james G ra air T B callier Calli tr did not believe it right to have more than one wife though he had believed it in tears past it there no law against gamy lie belaev wad it to be right ile was challenged and excused I 1 air J P was a as lie had been raised in the church and bad never been e toom mun bated lie held the office of it seventy did not know polygamy was A law of god did not believe it such as he had made it a study for the purpose of ascertaining A hether etwas true or spurious it would be no violation to his to fwd an indict 3 under the edmunds law ile as passed mr bleter did not believe it right to baye more than one wife had never believed it and would find an indictment under tile edmunds law as quickly as under other passed ani I 1 r andrew itow held no office in the church paid no tithing and was otherwise possessed of the n qualifications for a juror I 1 I 1 a gassei muster air 11 AT dougall jr never believed it right to have more than one wife and would do his duty as a juror lie posed air C L sterritt Ste tritt had believed it right to have more than pole wife but did not now belonged to the church had no hesitancy ancy in finding indictments passed mr willea E robinson was of the same belief so the former speaker ex thatis law against it it should W left to tile of each one lie considered it wrong for himself to have more than one wife but lie would not condemn an kotlier for hallel agell and atay the berit wu to draw two names joseph farr was the only name in the regular box the 0 n venire was then resorted to and n a name of mr win SI was d ramn TJ green hat Y 10 jr believed it right to havo more than one living abid wife excused mr joawph fild was it member of did not to have boreo than one wife though to had aone so a long while ago had an As P truth or falsity atlie revelation and believed it to be true considered it right it there was no law against it excused the baues of theo rad J 1 drayn from the boxon mr Shan account of his business the name of charles C harris WAS brawn by tile clerk janics ray underwent a to n aft to his citizen qualify mationg pa tiong ills father having been natu realized ile was under age ba irever it right to diore than one wife if there was no law against it was cli allen ge gedanc dand the name ot k rank carson was then ca 1 1 joseph farr believed it right to have more than n lepe of the law excused tile name of bibiel was drawn from tile jury box 3 r win was questioned aa to ill igop I 1 and passed mr it wrong to have more than one wife pa cd ar 31 alel the i chair arid was accepted the jurors were then asked bally As to their ability of I 1 1 1 1 1 1 to the oath ry to qualify juror for service air camuel jenkins was excused being a deiley air J 11 0 L a passed tile muster tile riale of edward lum was called but lie was excused as lie had perfected all arrangements to leavo for now york in a few lays win al chapman was called and having taken the ironclad iron clad oath pravio lesly I 1 U the c tho j brors a were read mr frank carson who had been overlooked by hiles was ox arid passed tile jury then albod as uluas I 1 oscar E dilill joseph baxter andrew hose 79 J 11 mad sen 23 11 31 do up ill jun 43 0 E sterritt 1 peter bangs wangs aard 13 hong chappell I 1 jones W L dykes charles 0 haties I 1 win sharp 14 biel I 1 fp in at Chapina rip frank carson the jury was tha discharged until p in lo 10 grande young esq read ilia complaint lit the case 0 frank it dyer receiver of the late corporation of tile church of jesus christ ot lat ter day saints against 1 11 st art robert the church A 0 o of weber dounty and ogden y corporation lie moved k out certain portions of t a plaint on the ground of their being com redundant and immaterial adjourned at 2 pt in the court resumed its session I 1 0 9 den hiles esq presented the n t of U S C C goalwin Go olwin that of united states bim i and the territorial 92 the roll of the grand jury was then called oscar fifteen rr n I 1 it As sworn as foreman of the and piry and the g jury it JU then gave ids charge you haye now taken the oarb to perform your duties as grand jurors the oath in itself is a tery good sumi ry 0 chwe duties the following rules will enable you to perform your duties more definitely caration pa ration of indictments you wi tre be assisted by tile district attorney your foreman is authorized to administer oaths to witnesses antho testimony distin 8 11 between what is considered F a 1 tes tinto and hearsay your resort shall to legal a you never pay any i on to rumor or accept it as evidence only as may to start investigation when on take into consideration tho evidence brought member that you are not the trial jury the question with you not W Is the baity guilty but it must be cirild a trial jury find the party guilty there are reasons for this the defendant does not come before you nor Is lie there with ilia witnesses your communion is in secret and things which in pub lie trial would be brought for or do ejot reach you there fore a are n 0 t to determine ilia guilt ton ut decide whether ilia evidence would warrant a coni action before a inthe evidence warrants such conviction then you should find an indictment when there is evidence in existence tending to modify the charge you are authorized to examine witnesses for the defence but you are not required to summon the defendant for the pur f baying him e af g e s t certain ony exec pt bucl t te s t as the evidence would warrant no number less than twelve of the grand brors can find an indictment all your actions should be kept inviolably secret irr fact absolutely n this is necessary that YOU may ot be brought into trouble and entangle trient again that criminals in A Y not be aware of your actions when your doings become the property of the public some one has violated llis oath of secrecy and thus become guilty of a crime which it Is your duty to investigate and report YOU take your vote wholly by the iona or views of any one u aside of your is your duty to disclose dis blose any knon edge you may have of the ex istance of crime to the jury As a body for ita investigation you have determined by at least twelve of your that an sl I 1 aull be found it must be sig tied by foreman and attested to b the yecid gur attorney when Y oil a to tile court that tile repart your borei nan presents tile one to you have agreed so that yoh may know that it Is your report as aou are liable and responsible for the reports tendered by the foreman you may make your own hours of consultation and adjourn from time to time ith the exception flu ally mr duty to C 1 y ur attention to certain de crime grees of then read the def ignitions of murile der in the first and second degree voluntary and involuntary man 8 laughter and justifiable hami c ida after baving explain ned thead tiong the crimes under the edmunds law eive d attention fc Ilu diber of C it 11 d the eit tucker N coma under your 1869 it law was passed by congress declaring polygamy a crime ili 1882 another law was passed which Is now in force defining nind tile crimes of I byg an I 1 y and unla ful cohabitation if you find that a man has married a woman within the last three had a wife still livin gand you must find an indictment of poleg aut tha crime li ecomet ng lem it mo than three years agop thelah of ra alution Ll UtiOn forbids g prosecution on the charge of I 1 ity yet if lie flaunts ills gnarl ried relations in the eyes of th 9 world and continues to it leg ally live with ilia plural wife or recognize her 0 ut to tile as his wife must return it a party for trial for tion in 1887 passed a further enactment defining the crime of adultery unlawful Uni awful cohabitation does not necessarily include sexual intercourse but if fur titer ana shows sexual intercourse must return an ont for M tery aga i n it is not that sex 11 at I 1 n t P oven by actual eye bitne w 11 III order to create sufficient evidence to warrant an indictment on adultery but if circumstances ard such as to sholto the mind that it hid probably taken place such evi deuce is clont to warrant an indictment in g these crimes a careful not to return any party for trial through malice or to favor public sentiment houi investigations must be carried on in charity and because evidence I 1 requires it not 1 all popular alamo r demands it I 1 tion this in view of the at this I 1 11 I 1 1 I 1 claps you ell is no ld d ro copied 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