davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13
4 REALISTIC Josx-

~ Wsy sssieo saA Tssss AsAaaiunsl
ossseA Waisse
Sir Henry Irving used to tsn vith
gles Of . joke that be, With Ar.
Toole, the comedian, and . third
party, played on one occasion q .
Glasgow hotel.
After their work they vsFs suD-
ping At the hotel, and thess .vas u
the room . high screen. Ths m
stant the waiter was gone thsy eoo-
meneed operations. They stripped
the slyerware, Of which thas vas .
tolerable supply, from the tahae and
placed it behind the screen Thy
then opened the window and tasnsd
out the gss, and finally all Ct Hsdss
the table.
The jokers had only to rsnAia n
their cramped position . few min
utes before they heard the 1astssdy
feet of the waiter along ths paaaasa.
The darkened room amassd him,
and the cold air from the window
seemed to strike him with s&iShs.
Goodness" exclaimed b. ITS
thieves they are. l thocht = DncA
frae the luiks o. them and fFss thsiR
gay talk and their lauchin'. n, bat
I'm a ruined man! wish ] hadna
taken the hale O. that Last bottle!
Here. Here. Thieves. Thisvss!
Murder! Thieves! Thieves!" And.
shouting at the top Of his voics, b
ran out Of the room and aloag tie
Passage.
The minute he had gone IL 9th
ers shut the window, Lit the -, ~
stored the silver to the table and at
around as before. enjoying . quiet
cigar.
Presently there WAS . con4ussd
murmur along the passage. II grsv
louder and louder. and in poured .
truly motley throng. mostly half
dressed, consiAing Of the manager.
two men in bare legs and slppsfs,
and lady with blanket, caught up
in the alarm of fear, followed By
the agonized waiter.
One man was armed with . poker,
and another carried bronss stasss,
ready to hurl il at the thief. A.
they entered the merry trio I'll st
back and looked ut them With vel
feigned amazement, and ToOIs saA
to the astonished and b<viidsFsd
manager:
DO you always come in tbs vsy
with your friends when = ssatlsDaa
asks for his bill ?"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

The dictionaries do not ssso -
recognize the significance givsa -
"politeness" in the following 49,
tence Of Young's preface 70 h
.Satires
"A writer in polite lettsrs shssA
be content with reputation. ths pr
vste amusement he finds in his coo-
positions, the good inAuescs thsy
have on his severer studies, tAas 3D.
mission they give to his sSPssioss
and the possible good effect tAsy
may have on the public, or slss ~
should join to his Politensss ss0s
more lucrative qualification"
The ideal thus presented y sP-
propriately attractive and roman
tic. Its defect is that har.ssiAg dii-
6culty of attainment which y -
prone to beset the Aspirsnt aftss
Ctopisn conditions.-IDndos Nos0
and Queries.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

They had finished the parish tes,
and the curate stood up to say .
few words to the recipients before
they dispersed. He spoke in elo-
quent terms Of the impecuniosity of
eurstes in general and then went Oh
to say in apparently touching tones,
~Why, even as ! stand before yea
nov / have only half . shirt to my
back" A few days later the rev
erend gentleman received . parcel
containing half Q dozen nsv shrA
accompanied by = card bearing tie
name Of one Of his fair psrishionsS.
At the earliest opportunity b. called
upon the lady and thanked her for
her gift and then proceeded 70 ask
what had prompted the kind sction.
"Why," she replied, 'you told "
the other night that you only had
half q shirt to your back" "rrue,1 =
answered he, "but the other half
vss in 'front.'"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

well. WELL" remarked . lsoAinS
halter the other day, every bsdy has
smiled at the vanity Of voosa .
they take long and fond giaaco ss
their reflections in the stew viz
dows. but woman is not Q AAsks
for the ordinary man. Ths 1giis
. man is the longer il takss hin -
suit himself with q hat, aaA ~
oftener does he look into IL GlaD
while buying one. | have - -
usually unprepossessins cuseso0
sho would exhaust the pssisaes Il .
Job. lie came into the ssses -
day after the styles arrived ssd go
sumed two hours and ten 0ioseo
In getting g hat that plsassA -.
The next day he retursed IL hst
and had one made to or3sr. Th6
man is 50 ugly that no<hia0 sssA
Improve his looks bat . 49,
Philadelphia Record
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13
FACTS ABOUT MAlioeAAy.i


Sther, Il o-s~s. ~ Nalss saa hss )
b prspsrsd Fer ohipssssG
The United States Is not . ma
hoesny growing country, unless Gu
b may now be said to be Z part II
he United States. 1t il . tfopical
wood. Iu home is in Central Apse-
ica and in Cuba, Jamaica and Ssnto
Domingo. These ialands give the
smallest, but heaviest and prettist
wood. British Honduras, Guatemala
and Nicaragua give the most and
Mexico the largest timber. The
richer, solid, heavy varieties come
from the islands. These will not
Aoat. They are susceptible Of .
high polish, and the wood has =
Yich, wayy figure. The pretty fig
ured pieces Of wood are Of great
value. A six foot piece, which in
cluded the crotch of q tree, in = GER
tain shipment brought about $500
when cut into veneers-
No matter where . shipment ~
the wood comes from or what varie-
ty it is, there are always more or
less of the fine, fiaky sticks that
make veneer. Mahogany is = phe-
nomenal wood, in that it does got
warp under any conditions Of wealth
ef, use or age. Neither does il
shrink. 1t is Of great beauty, hard
ness and durability. In no other
wood can these qualities be found
combined with large size, unifornN-
ty Of grain and richness Of color and
figure.
The island timbers are eight to
ten feet in length by twelve inches
in diameter. some from Cuba, how
ever, reaching thirty-fiye feet in
length by two feet in diameter. Hon
durss squared timbers are as long IS
forty feet by two feet in diameter,
and the three foot and four foot
timbers come from Mexico. The
softer mahogany comes from tbe
swampy lands. There are no ma
hogany forests. The trees are Aot
grouped that way, the individual
trees being more or less widely sep
arsted. Like other trees, the core
il the poorest part, often being
vorthless.-Mississippi Valley Lum-
herman.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13
ol1o FLIGHT.


0esSsls eSs0 aa1 gaAsesass - -
.-e~ss 80
Whsa IL osrvslous peoblso q
bisa Aiaht ~ bsss solved man viii
- sAls 70 nsviGats ths sir With sass
and safsty, hs1 it u doubtful il b
viii b bs1ess tAst period. The writ
e has vsteAsd ths frigste bird keep
eloaesi1s . sesanas going At the
Fsts q Attsao niles an hour for
days il tie RsciAc ocean Occs-
iooally vhsn so0e morsal Of food
vss dsoppsa frso the vessel the bird
voulA eink into the vater and de-
yeus II, oaly - ovsrtake the steamer
= sn instant With the greatest eass
and thsa aesia sail for hours along
sids ths vs0d, nsiths1 raising nor
elosing it sstaadsd wing.
0oing seainst tAs wind, . piece ef
pspss tAfovD overheard would Ay
backvard liks Q shot, but the bird
moved constsstly forward against
The viDl Without the slightest ap-
parent s6ort At night, Of coufsa,
il would sink into the water for rest
and sissp, ard BY morning tbs
stssnsr would y Perhsps . hundred
niles- aAead. But the bird would
soon ovsststs it and continue it.
close coDpaaisnsAip the following
dsy. 1t may b claimed that it vss
not the sano hird that thus accom-
panied ths vessel day after day, but
n The ease 1ts6 thsfe vas . marked
psculiasity sbsut the birds wing
That easily 6isthgaished it from ths
ethsss.
WAanes eonas this marvellous
moving power! No man can tell.
Il may not - diAcult to define the
inpslling psvsr Of the tapping
winged spss.ov Or robin. but tbs
force that inpsb The wonderful frig-
ste bird vit6 it. steadily and con.
stantly eutstsetchsd wings is simply
nirsc1lsas.-Ansteur Sportsman.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

Wsne~ os.es = - A.sS~p
-
H. yssding = IL nosse , 2 -
uliliaf phsass tAat - faznishse ~
RsGnd ~ esassA nAsccacephaas.
Aa.y psosae think thas . nocss
yssd . hfUs Peaces with all the
aDeu y = henm1ss4 dss1 sDsoea
anA sssfe.s1sd b sezsAghf VAN
q uDtsoAds1 snew whseh yssn -
tas lsva = u dssr. seft ees.hg
q IL tseess eeyeod- Iney iAa0ees
fasfAsf. thet = soea - IL ~
oevseosD eeglns The mooss gses
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

- -. -. 49, e.--sra -
~, ssss.. -
$3.50. n.a... 1...,;,.. :.
-.;i. S..s;.- - -
Sss Sssa.Sso.;..s. q IA. .s
S.,ss. .HWSh~ .s.nt;r. q.
s .S M ). . .sst.;. n
~. - ~ 80 1,S Incl r.
..S - - s..! WI ~. al ,,,.rt;.
- JILL ~ ~ . .ooS On.
,Is. S ~. ~ .s... Rl.nk
s-.s.nI ~ 49, ~ -. ~. h...n..
nS~;S sS -. ~. =, hsd -
....s a.-.s,.~t., lc.;r~ vound-
ra.. ~. .;..,. ,h.t 70 h.a
s@S;; ~ @ ~ ~ e.. ~ : v;lS
s.;..s - 49, P.chns,k the hot
..I.....;oa - ~. -. -
~ - = a ~ h..hsnd aod i
.....:.. .~d h..-.e.
ssH .s.,..a :. .l;-h m ~ Kih
TS.s.1. -. ,;s;.. Sttie in
49, S,.--s .tt..t;on "a
-.k;ts. M v.itpr,. cir.
49, n. =. ;,,.t .h..d Here
~ ~. - =. ...,.. -. ~ s..t s c.-r;on or a
S~;,. ss.t "a -. h;nd and ve
-, A. . &c., ~ =. nat r. vsa.
n" m.r .s -. h.ck On an
TOM. sv;d - s.6;hi VIA doer
hs ..a
N, hu.b.ra .ok II. "A. .. ouick.
T. ross;tis RI. 800 fo,-.,a
:na .nSS.nIv cam. 4. ~ - MD
;ns NJ IN n..riv aOO ysrds M h
- . hn,r;ca shot ~ m. m In ~
- "a m;s..S n. - c.iIone6
IA ). ~ ~. -;.ht th. -. II IA ~.
"a =, ao;.s - ~ I.ft viii, vs
-. hsmos.;no an, Irck Tie ssvcs'
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

The principal Of the school Vs
talking with him about his boy.
.By the way, Mr.. wipedunks, hs
said, Il have made . discovery sboUt
Jerry. He's ambideXtro0s."
Il don't zee how that can BE- -
Piled Mr.. wipedunks. With rising
Indignation. "Hs haint nsvss been
exposed to il. Besides, hs vas vac
einated last year, ve bsths hin reg
Ter every week and his mother a.
ways makes him wear Q ittls be- Of
assafiddity tied sEVsnA ~ 1sek.
Some Of the other beys kas bsss
lyin' on him--Chieago Trihans.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

In 1906 Pitt called . .nsseiae q
che British militia coloeels - -
slider his additional force ILL 0sos
objected to the clause vhieA s1Ds4
them out under all eiseu0onnssD
and argued that this shcslA - u
Except in case Of sctual 6gnkoAe
Then, said Fit. lit ve1A - -
late" Pfeseatly they ca0s - -
ether cla,se, vhen ths sa0s -.
lsctors i1assed on the ni111fD -
tsins liahae 10 k s<at - q -
kiAeaoa. -E.<pt, I s.Sp>' -
Pitt, With cfuel afcnR, - - q
ortual inyssioAl~
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

Av Ov.
.EVssy6sdy ~ hsard Of the a.
0ess Csyssss e IL Yellovstons ~
Cisa, 90 nasy k1sv tAsir peculiar.
i6ss. 4 g0i1s - showing ons q
tAass 0s1osss - . pasty Of trsvslssA
THa." - -. is What - Cd
why I ey..r.- ..L.l .
osoA8 q ~ Pssty.
IL ysa sho9l eler il . cake Il
500" - EsiGi0sa, With Q grin
s00A .yss OssA - ost"
n visisas 1sllsvsa IL gaidss
ss00eiss - SsseA IL poins 4
~ ieho b ~ violsos shullixiso
vieA 1s1sssA Il . . Psruliasisy
q ss0s q thDss esyssp tAss tAsvs-
10 . ssAs = ssa0 iaGs tn csusss
tk1o - b8a 6 sass ials Q 1t q
0ossss1shasf1y.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

Not long ago . stock II cssekesx
vas sold at auctiea, saa Mr.. W.
son attendaA - sale. VIA shs
ssturned. Af asss vas ssdiana With
3ey.
Yea nust join IL CSns6ep
eseiety, we're the fsst VGsjb sAs
snia 70 hee husbanA.
what on earth foefs ens1ained
1r. Wilson.
why" replied hi lssiag spssse,
rw boeeAt ssch . lsssly vlss to
- your ashes. Yea elnS think
hs1 it viii eet Of IL nanfalpisssr
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

WWy - - 04D vSv0t
That tie earth ~ move" b Q
fAet tAat has hssa ds0oastsatsd IN
. vasisty - vsy4 bss sssetly Why Il
4oss - b not % essy % explain.
Ths sstronomsrs are mot agreed
spoa this question. and when doc
tosS Aisagree" vhsss are the com
noa people 70 look for sxPaanstioas.
ansvers and solutioss 70 such que
sies. One school Of thsss star wise
men claim that the original initial
centrifugal force given the giobs
vss diFscted in Q hSs sliShtly 70 oos
eide Of the ceatef. which veald, Of
eourss, esuss the grsst glebs TO ro-
tate On its axis. snd BY vhst y
knoSa ss' the ~lsv ef insstis" II
voald ~coatinse - - rsveavs q .
lnisss1 nts of spssa satil sEssstsd
y ss0s sstsi1e fseess.s OtAsss
Saaio thaG ~ 0sGiso & daily ~
1stisa b . ssoDssaA sssalta1t .ef
~ euossal DstSso q IL easth u
- ssSit ssA IL sSts.etisa Of IL
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13
NDss pnra

~Oh, ye-e," rsnarkAl EsouAlsD
= self sats6sA vsy, ~Lsls - ]
viu start cut in unfris1 NJ un1ss
wy favorable sissunseaasA Hss
osthef gives - . Asas liesjs 49,
- father fusnisAo = - - Co
- Dessag - evsa . 0ssiaID
- peif- beiass, Lnnu - . -
DsoR i hse sUn -
~ paft - - eumhAY
vel psnsepa1y - annDz
rspelly tAe 49,
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-06-13

4 asss1 ses ~ = Q Cer.an.
. s1R1ie = - asssl sBSss, vhs
oDoB . oB1ulD Uu11A - - o.
ess11aD - - sq1slsAisoI sal1-
Du1D - - q - ssoF
- - 0uD1o eals11ol4 GDs1UA.
~ - h0D6 - - - O1Du
- esosohAs1 y - snaiau
1rAe ~ - = - - -
4A10e - ~uvasA-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-15

GAMBLER ON THE RAMPAGE
Proceeds to DemoIish Furniture of
Local Restaurant at Mergur-
Guests Panic-Sticken.

MereuF, Feb IA gambler by the
NAME Of Cox, Whs had been celebrating
all night attempted to make '.reH ygs,1
morning He came into the place armed
with a piece of a railroad tie and pPo-
ceeded to deEnosish things in general AT
heavy club, upon the tables nearest to
him, not much remained OF them but a
mRSs Of broken china and q eenglemsrate
mixture of foods.
before that officer could get TO the scene
Of the trouble. CUx had Upset the water
tank and caused a panic among the dozen
or more guests ~ the place he was
booked at the police station on the charge
of being drunk, disturbing the peace, and
destroying property, Pleading guilty 70
all these charges today he was sentenced
to nay a fine of Sys
Carlos C3lisibertL the italian who burg
laTized the cabin Of a friend In this place
about q month ago, was placed on trial
at TOoele yesterday. The evidence being
ovcrw helIndng1y against him, he pleaded
guilty and was given a sentence Of two
years in the state penitenttary at hard
labor.
Jerry Harrington, a miner IN the employ
Of the Consolidated MerCur, I1IbTbed too
freely OF the fighting brand Of whisky dis
pensed here. He got into an atercatfon
with some OF his "pals'' in a down town
saloon and as the debate waxed warmer
Il was found necessary TO emphasize the
points OF the argument with knives and
clubs. Harrington came out OF the diff
Guilty 20 badly out about the face as to
require the services Of physician He
was taken before the court this morning.
but the Judge decided that he had been
sufficiently punished.
G. H Dern. manager OF the Consolidated
Mercur; James QuIrls. mine foreman; @.
w. Evers. the mill superintendent, and
Daniel King, chief electrician, have all
gone with the Elk party to California
The 500 club met last Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. James Qu1rk An IN
usually pleasant evening" was spent The
ladies' prize was won by Mrs, Andrew
Anderson and the gentlemen's prize was
carried of by Mr.. Joseph Lee
Thomas Howarth and Emma Anderson
In the holy bonds Of wedfock- They will
return to Mercur In a fsw dHys, where
they will make their home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-15

c. friend alone was left-my wife,
I'd bless her eV'ry hour
she saved me from a drunkard'S grave
And WhiskyS wicked power.
Just how she. saved me YOU shall see
This is the way she told it me.
When hope was almost dead within
Her faithful constant breast
She read Of DR.. Haines' Cure,
Then without stay or rest,
she sent for one Trial Sample free,
And gave 1t unbeknoWn to met
] drank Of 1t at evry meal
| ate IL in my bread,
While Mary watched me anMOusly,
But ne'er a word she said;
Until one day 1 stopped to think,
That L had lost my love for drink
When quite unconscious was cured,
Ny Mary told me all;
It seemed the very act Of God,
A modern miracle;
/ call 1t this, because my wife
And HaineS' Cure had saved my life.
And now my little story's done
My ev'ry word is true,
And what this treatment did for me
The same twill do for you:
And wives and mothers-One and all,
Take heart Of Mary's Miracle.
Save those near and dear to you from a
life Of degradation, poverty and disgrace.
You can do 1t by cutting out this coupon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-15
ANNIE LAURIE ACCIDENT
A. S, Hewlett Caught in Rolls at Mill
and Is Crushed to
Death.

Richfield, Feb. 14-Another death is
added to the list of the Annie Laurie
that Of Augustus s. Hewlett Of KanOsh
who was caught in the machinery Of one
Of the big rolls IN the Annie Laurie mill
Monday afternoon and instantly killed
No one saw the accident but it is sup
posed that his jumper was caught in the
pUlly shaftng or cogs Of one of the rolls
while oiling. the machinery, and that this
and the belt caught him so that re
lease was impossible, and he was instantly
crushed to death The back OF his skull
was crushed in and one hip and leg badly
broken.
When found the body was Immediately
taken In charge by Superintendent A c.
Riser, who ordered casket and team
from Richfield and the remains were
sent to his home in Kanosh.
Mr.. Hewlett was about 10 years old,
and leaves a wife and four small chill
dren- He was quite well known In Rich
field, having visited here with relatives a
number of times. He was g. brother-in-
law Of the late A: J. Moore. He has been
employed on Gold Mountain for q num-
Der Of years at the Annie Laurie mill,
and was at the time OF his death the Oiler
of the mill. which position he has held
for some time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-15
GOVERNOR GOING FISHING
viii Head Party of Salt Lake Citizens
on an Outing to Utah
Lake.

Provo, Feb 14-Governor Cutler and a
party of prominent Salt Lakers are COM
a fishing excursion to Utah lake. where
seining Of common fish is now being car
ried on. The governor and others who
were here last spring greatly enjoyed the
trip and the fishing in boats, and it is
presumed they want to see how SEEMING
under the ice is conducted.
William Nelson of Eureka, aged %, and
Pearl Spainhower of Spring Lake, aged
Is, were married here today by Deputy
County Clerk Kartchiner.
Ell Captain" will be presented by the
Roscian Comic Opera company in the
opera house next Monday evening.
Hyrum Vance of the Fifth ward will
leave for Chicago on a mission to the
northern states next Wednesday.
w B 6 Hawk, superintendent of the
Postal Union telegraph. will come
down tomorrow to meet with the commit
tee Of the Commercial club which has
Of having the Postal enter the Provo field
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Allen; all well
Application for positions as teachers in
the Provo public schools for the coming
school year have been made to the board
Of education by NJ. L Bushman, Adeline
Johnson and David A. Fowler.
A marriage license has been issued to
Mae Ash of Linden, aged IS.
Judge Booth went to Heber to hold
court today.
The independent Telephone company is
now constructing its line between Provo
and Springville and viii reach Springville
in about a week.
About go people came IN from the Nebo
stake today to meet with the students
from their stake in the Brigham Young
university A meeting was held in the
dents banquetted the visitors and rem
dered a fine programme in their honor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-15
JORDAN PROMISES HIS AID
California Educator Says He Is
In Sympathy With "See
America" Movement,

David Starr Jordan, president Of Le-
land Stanford, jr., university, Pale Alto,
Cal, has written Executive Secretary
Fisher Harris of the See America
league, promising to lend the aid of his
voice and pen to the new American
movement. President Jordan makes 1t
plain that he will cooperate with the
league In its endeavor to stem the an
nual flow of American tourists gold te
foreign shores.
Speaking of the project recently In
augurated, President Jordan writes:
81 am very deeply interested la your
work and shall dc my part of 1t In Sc
far as I can. | am one of those who
have seen America first. 1 have been
in every state In the Union except one,
and ell over every state, so that know
the country pretty well"
President Jordan proceeded to give as
surance that he viii agree In any move
ment which the executive committee
may make. In the meantime he will
write an article to be probably used
later with other matter to be published
by the "see America First league.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-15
HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.
Man Gives Name of Tom Green and
Is Under Arrest.

Moab, Feb. A.-Last Friday Sheriff
SomerWlle receive a telegram from V. P.
Hanson of Cisco, stating that an unknown
man had stolen horse and saddle from
him the night before and started west
ward with them Mr.. Hanson started IN
pursuit and was Joined at Little Grand by
Sheriff Son4erviIle and Deputy Sheriff An
drew Tangreen.
They caught the horsstmef at WoOdsfde
The cuIprit gives his name as Tom
Green. This fact is interesting to people
down IN this end OF the country as L
Green figured extensively as q scepegoat
in the Will Moore larceny trial which re-
suited III hung jury here last November,
The board Of county commissioners met
a franchise to the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company TO construct and
maintain telephone lines on any OF the
county roads In Grand county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-15
DRAWN AT NEPHI
List of Those Selected to Serve Dur
ing February Term of Juab
County Court,

Nepni Feb. 13.-Following is the list of
Jurors drawn today to serve during the
February term OF the district court, which
opens here the 18th En0ch Burton. James
Garrett, jr., z. Tanner, John w. Ellison
Joseph z. Irons William G.. Pay and w
c. OcEey of Nephi; Warren Mingus
Thomas Corbett, j. H. McFate, Neils
Thompson Ben Tnurmond, Charles Mer-
IRISH, John Bunnell, James Morgan, Nick
Combs, Nick Ferando Frank Higson,
Peter Boup, Parrish Boyle, Joseph Han
infer, William Ryan, Eureka; T, J. Nc
Donald, n. Nelson, J. c. Kurkendall
Frank Sloan of Mammoth; c. P Thomp-
son. n. P. Rasmussen, all of Devan; John
w Robertson and ]. NJ. Yates of Mona
Sheriff J. B. Whitehead brought Lee
Vanausdal, who was recently bound over
to the district court 20 answer the charge
of forgery, from Mammoth to Nephi.
where he was placed in the county Jail.