Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

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Nothing more seems 10 have lten done
until last TUESDAY, when Senator Sargent
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regularities in the Office ot the surveyor
general, whercupon, with hisusual prompt
ness. he proceeded To investigate the office
in person, and was astoundcd 10 lind that
near So, 900 which should have been de
posted 10y the surveyor general in the sub
treasury of the United States had been
used by him. lie Informed the surveyor
general that he must deposit that money
Immediately. Yesterday wednesday,
Senator Sargent telegraphcd the secretary
of the interior, demanding the immediate
removal of Surveyor General Rollins.
We understand that he has today laid the
whole matter before the L. S. district at
torney.
The California SurvcyOrGeHcraI
SAN Francisco, Sept. Ex-senator Sar-
gents demand for the removal of Survey
or General Rollins, is Occasioning consid-
cradle sensation. Sargent states today
with reference to the matter that he was
not aware at the time of his action that
Senator Booth had preferred charges;
that clerk by the name Of Robinson
waited on him one evening about the first
of the week and informed him that things
were not going on right; that Rolling was
not paying over collections promptly.
Sargent, next morning, went to the office
and told Rollins what he had heard, and
requested an explanation. Rollins owned
to having withheld about 1000 tempora.
rly. An examination of the books
showed about s., 800 missing instead of
81 900. Sargent told Rollins that he'saw no
way for him but to resign and pay back
the money. Rollins promised to do the lat.
ter and would consider the former propo-
!, stion until the next day. On the succeed.
ing day the money was not returned and
Rollins was absent from the Office. Sar.
gent waited three hours, sending messen-
gers in search of him without success. In
the meantime he had been informed by
Robinson of Rollins action with regard
to the patent of the St. Andreas ranch,
when, considering that he was being tri
fled with. he demanded by telegraph to
the department of the interior. the rcmov
al of Rollins. The charges, which were
forwarded by Senator Booth some time
ago, were made by ID. X Trip, attorney,
and related mainly to the peculiar action
of Rollins regarding the patent of the St
Andreas ranch. Trip repeatedly request
ed an opportunity to examine the patent,
but was put off from time to time on va
riOus excuses, although Rollins iDtimated
all the time that the patent was in his pos
session.
A Judge In Contempt.
SALT LAKE Sept. ia committee OF
the grand jury of the third judicial dis
trict court having made repeated efforts &c
examine the records and files of the pro
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view of ventilating the illegal divorce bus
mess of that court, and having been re
fused access to said records and files by
81, ;,,l. Of, ,r,,lasa II;,b Dr;nst A
Smith, who. in addition TO his judicial po
siiion. is the Adam of the endowment,
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