Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-19
MORNING SESSION.


ID, ,ooklne over the list, / have nol
1otlv encouraged IN the Dellei
peeh ,se viii get juror today, nut 1
us' ne Jury Will be completed ny
u,lih .sav am not going to rush mat
,srs but win be as cau in,,s
eror in the selection OF the jury, no
e' Tbe above statement was mace ~
n,s, ATTY. Eichnor this m0rnlhs Ing
icy i's, nat the jurors summoned tooay
iac' heen called from all parts OF the
nav ,S III lead some to believe that a
euun" or nossIbly two may be secured
W. re adjournment this evening. Inc
~, boye had q busy time In LOOKING
vleina ~ odAresses. Summons were sent
Wy S,Serent parts Of the city, ana 10
v IN North Jordan, Mil creek,
sr Farmers ward, Little COTTON
go Granger. Union, Bingham, south
v ,'.Sa, Grant and Big Cottonwood i,
'I W"r,orsen appeared to be In good
,,lr,s this morning, and when the re-,
,o,,er said, 81 suppose you are glad
~ proceedings have begun AGAIN. ne
rplled' 49,. ,.,,, 7 bave
MAJ though. ! don't Ike Saturdays
8 ssd sundays, but | guess | can get
song all right. ! am feeling pretty
a god .mo,ed for
,,iav 81 answered to the roll call VI
,tst number 20 were excused during
mo examination on their yoir dire IL
vas found that In most cases there
wsro dlscreponcles In their names
tror II. Freeharlan was excused pe-
rsnse ne IS a witness for the prosecu
Non The other talesmen excused were
e smithen. Alfred Gardiner John
Pudy Andrew Thomson, William
u White. Thos. Y. Harper, Phil
Neaer. s. W. Richards, A. II, Woolley,
Ia Erickson. John Rider, John II
Alexander W. b. Richards. j, Ii. Har-
,oan w r. Lambourne, James Eager
William Garbett j. w Wicken Jonn
Anderson, Charles B. Birkenshaw, u
H. Weggand, G. A. Graham, g. f.
Grant. ]. Openshaw and 5. p Jensen.
The Jurors who were accepted anc
whose names were placed In the boS
Il were: T. C. Patten, S. T. Brown, o, p
"a Miller John j. DAILY, Spencer Clawson
" T. b Kelsey Geo y. Ensign j, s
"a RIslsy L. J. Mantle, +, c. Evans, r
4 II Haslam, d. b. Jeremy, l.. II cav
"A son Charles Holm u. r. Butterlield
John z. Cowley, y. j. Eardley Isaac
4 Langton Jr., j. II. Hayball, w y
Brown, Z. A. Petit. W. H. Fowler A
Il W. Brown, James Metcalf. Hoyt Sher'
4 man Jr., T, b. Rlsley, Joseph II. Walk
n or Jr, f. W. Hunter orson Guest, |
4 w. Coon, Edward McCarrick, Hebei
Young, ], NJ. Buckley, Frank II. Hyde
A. 7, Moon, L. p. Borg and l.. p
4 s0Ofe.
Joseph Vogeer clerk Of the Thirt
district court Of Butte, Mont, was
n ipectator In court this morning. Mr.
n vogeer is enjoying a couple Of weeks
vacation and is visiting the city accom-
lannied by his wife.
Slas Brown. Hoyt Sherman. Jr,, an(
laac Langton, Jr., were the first onel
called TO the box and In answer TO thu
III Questions OF Atty. G. b. Stewart stateC
that they had formed unqualified opin
. Ions that would require evidence to re
" move. They were all excused upon be
Ing challenged by the defense,
Oron Guest, Thomas 3. Risley. A. 7
n Noon, 0, ?. Miller Isaac w. Coon, II
n u. Haslam and l.. b. Moore were chal
4 hnged and excused on the same ground
Il William T. Brown said that he wa
4 IN Wyoming with sheep at the time tn
murder was committed, and only rea'
one paper about It during the entlr'
Tine and didn't even know the NAM
Of the murdered man. II developed
however that he had formed an opin
ION from what he read and from talkinl
WIN bis partner He was challenged
and excused.
ELIAS c. Evans, Lewis p. Borg. Johl
2 c0wley David Il. Butterleld, Arthu
W Brown and James Metcalf wer
quickly excused on the ground Of i'm
lied bias.
Vaarles Holm said he had formed al
,phion but thought he could give tn
oeiendant fair trial. Asked II he coul,
iay the opinion aside first and then en-
'H upon the trial OF the case, Mr.