The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-22
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D sls dwelling were ENJOY 's nag thst a
tnno.lss nieacs and safety, IN T. Nebnc;had-
dssp u dreamed dream and
HslEA Ut is troubled to know the
nF u Int unlike the said Neh, | will
dr' ss5s,5aapd the dream from. our wise
'tH veil as the interpretation, on
'ee stsof making COW yard Of their
F E'p.Si niheess Of abode, and afterwards
s! them en- ever to our sausage cook
Tlips ;s.eheat, but on the contrary |
n5 relating the dream, and offering
Ds4+ LIE 3 choice between one OF DR..
8 ias,s salvation sermons and. a
' mfnI editorial from the Salt Lake
E.+ (only one in existenee) to any
p%r AVER il years of age not able to
'ns same kind of an INTERPRETATION
~ 81 listen, tor Here is wisdom,
ol Kim that hath understanding, etc. =
Il alN dreamed l. was hvingTin the
lnisssa.a,..nTobably. little less than, a
iu'u.If bepce-the location seemed to be
Ho ltt. rom rom my home in Ogden. l vis-r
ll1s r., That appeared to me to be some
pea angs.bsnd court ofjustice.i The ma
T sua had already been started, and on
el MING heard a Voice-Iiot from above.
sll tI;nS eve will continue with this
-oTt Of impanelling a grand jury. >
his TSi gave me to understand that had,
! lrn 2 the performance little late. as
.so Nh had already started out on the
. n3 act. took a seat and listened
STbot followed. which IigiVe verbatim.
T5 nT Green had lived in the Terri
nm, lr for wears, had no prejudice against
,5sNOrmons, and-was excused on &C.
so1nt of not keeping a full stock of
Tsiudice on hand. q. ,7.I
Henry Jones had lived in the Terri
nry long. enough to get an insight to
tbe Mormon faith, was asked If he
thought there was anything in 1T, and
Al reDIying that he had read something
sftbe Kind in the Bible-was excused on
,rconnt of knowing something,
william Henry knew nothing about
tbe MOrmons or anything else, under
stood somebody was wanted as a juror
wbovould make it hot for these fol
lovers of the "Father of the faithful"
would cinch Saint on sight, and would
sea Mormon in the northeast corner of
Dixie, before showing HIM the first APP
pearance of an acquittal.
The attorney thought this man could
s trusted and VIM. Henry was &C
opted.
Raw Williams believed in the Bible
vas asked if he believed in the Abraham
hiness part of it, and upon aswering
IN the affirmative was excused on the
grounds OF being an ancient Saint.
Jack GoodDoy did not believe in any
hndOf polygamy compelling man to
love- support and acknowledge his wives
md children. Upon promising to con-
IGtall who did, was passed.
William Williams was then examined
EfOllOWs: -. &c.
!ttOrney-Are you ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS?
E.W-Not by d-n sight.
Aty.-WOuld you glYe a Mormon
my ShOw2 :
v, W.-What do you take me for?.
htnueh, Mary Ann. 4
v: W. was then received in full fell
aTShip
Dan Ellis was not a Mormon, did not !
EisTe in pOlygamy, would do his duty !
Investigating both sides of all cases. |
1Ised for Investigating both sides of |
question.
The following dialogue than took
Ale between the prosecuting attorney
ND John Fairplay:
4tOrney-What would you do IN
raG to protect the Edmunds Law?
,IE-My duty. sir, all the way
?ough. would do my best to con-
1 every man violating any part of it.
tNOFrney-Eh: What's that? How
'9ut Section 8?
4! !.E-That would receive my atten-
@l sir, as well as the rest.
7 AlOrnney-If it please, your Honor, !
aSLlenge this man, ON the
SVandS that he might work
" a conspiracy against some of
~ ~ pest citizens. He also might
T ~-4se the machinery we have for
, ,r.ag this court. Your honor is
''.l OF the necessity of having full
s 5.uluh In our courts, in order that we
~ ~ successfully hunt down these
s si,!salllsts who are Gin the marriage
1 Iasol' and we cannot affo! | to have
, rTal on the jury who will spend ais
ti rDa ae Tune hunting up cases outside
~. marriage relation; therefore, for
Gcused. 80" 'oi 'i'i' peiS"" :" NC
P h. vas quickly excused.
s5,;, ,, Mr.. Passthehat said: Am
n IbS sna1h but have not as large stock
l,i. ailI as | carried before Congress
H5ia the greatest part of the old
g,svaa 70 be unconstitutional; have
ks cea ~ " go to Abraham's polygamisl
In ,tOut not since the Edmunds
,bando passed, since then have
SIpuoned the Abraham, Jacob, David,
nd ba ori 4 Go. part of the romance,
lon f T,eai'eF Will only use one quota
E9rtbyT u! sad book, 1.-The laborer is
nth ~ MS nlre :" am not in sympathy
sltv n ut Mormons. believe they are
Rlbit b VI cutting prices down on the
esrk S%SSslness, by using the cid trade
Had not larry neither purse. nor scrip. |
,Fer o aOuc Gee falling off OF the freight
snit6 "t = contribution Line since Joseph
iOad luz charge of the Revelation
"a fasthad preached some. from the
ltand 'ttsSa a but did not then under |,
lea az Tue ! constitutional laws OF Anne
d no ,no w at present. Promised te.do !
This lure oa and was passed.
HOnorrS III ~ pleted the panel and "his
lCry as i6 ;IIen gave his charge to the .
dre yemen e Of the Grand Jury: / will
Jour d ntiaa. brief charge, in respect to
aqty, Son1 as jurors, It will be your
Times SSe,n,tilemen, to INQUIRE into all
0hah;..Isoch as polYgarl1y and 1lrlarEfIif-