The Meeker herald., 1902-04-19

Sshutts thst - hs had seen at To sex
nowledge his wrong thatise would aaaeas
only small nne but that he could not
sllow any one 10 talk In reference to
anv pending case to those subpoenasd
to serve - juors In the trial IT thoss
cases.
Judge Shumate Thursday morning
granted al injunction Tn Judge G. W.
Foreman OF White River. restraining
W. J. George from running more than 4
cubic fset OF water through his ditci,
which passes across Judge Foreman's
ranch. 1t seems that there WIS GER
tain contract made between Foreman,
and George Whereby Foreman granted
n right OF Way through his land for tie
ditch, provided the builders OF the ditch
would. ut the same time, build him 4
road along tho ditct, from the county
road to his house. 1t was alleged that
M such contract was made and nm in
junction asked for restraining George
from running anv water ut all through
ti,s ditch. Judge Shumate refused to
grant the injunction 10 he said 1t would
do to great an injury to the defendant.
He would. however. restrain them from
running al excessive amount Ut water
and as 1t appeared that there was only
one hundred acres under cultivation
four, cubic feet would be enough
and at the same time it would not be
water enough to damage tho land OF
Judge Foreman bv overlooking.
The Uintah and Uncompalgre Indian
bear danes was pulled OF in the vicinity
Of White Rocks agency last week.
Agent Myton took every precaution to
prevent the spreud Of amaiIpox, bat how
we'll he has succeeded q few weeks time
alone will tell: Both reservations and
the post are trying to maintain strict
quarantine regulations against vernal.
there being number Of smallpox cases
At tie latter place. Twelve CASES were
reported At Vernai last week. the disease
being brought in there supposedly from
Colorado. = Eastern Utah Advocate.
1t seems probable that the state Of
Iowa will 20 democratic At the next
election. Press dispatches say that
Speaker Henderson will without \
doubt be defeated. He is opposed very
strongly by tho leading men and the
papers Of his own party. He supported
tie beet sugar lobby In opposition to the
wishes OF his constituents Then too.
he supported reduction In the war tax
on liquor and cigars much against the
wishes OF the Iowa people.
. Doctor and lirs. Bell gave q very en-
joyabls tea at their homo last Monday
evening. Tho guests present were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Moulton and Mrs.
Cassidy. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Carney.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Waibsidee. Mr..
rod Mrs. e. G. Givesss. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thosnss liz, and Mr.. and Mr.. Repben
Oldsassd, Daring Tho svsntng they tisy-
| ~ progressive crokinole. Mrs. Wal
6riAee won ladies' frst prize and
Thomss lies won gentlemen's nrst prize.
On last Friday evening the school
board served notice OH the teacbers and
pupils that there would be no school for
, week. owing 70 the prevalence Of scar
ist fever. We understand that IL ID the
boards intention, however. to reopen
school next Monday morning. Rifle
Reveilie.
DR.. J. W. Collins. formerly Of Denver
and Idaho Springs, has located In Ride
for the purpose OF practicing bis profes-
sion. DR.. Collins is very line appear
Ing gentleman and we predict for him =
successful career here. lie Is located
two doors west Of DR.. Moylle's oiice.-
Rifle lseveille.
There are some animate beings with
a couple Of legs poked through pair Of
trousers. who pr0wi around over town
defacinG and damaging property whise
honest men are asleep. such beasts are
only called men through courtesy.
Aessrs. Ralph, Elmer aud Floyd Aid
rich left the morning Of the 2nd en- route
to the Alberta country. b. C.. to 60 into
business. The boys will be missed, fol-
they were favorites with young aud old.
Craig Courier.
County Clerk FOrdham and Post
Master Sheridan will leave In tile morn
ing for Denver. Both have buainess
which they will transact a. soon ..
possible aud return To Meeker. e,,..us,