The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-23
pREEzE FE0M PRICE.
o.minder to the Provo
Grand Jury.
n & R. C. PRICE AGENCY.
MARSH Explains His Position
carenee ~ IN Know whore His
ana case Has Gone
Dolce. UTAH, April 18th, 1885

DDrTE- UIAlAi - -
,.,or Of THE HERALD.
Go'p' convenient, and if consistent.
BDsn tjndly allow me space IN your
'I i. !1s paper for publication Of this ,I
r'l'aO,S .t as also the two enclosed let
st'e'Hpr your issue of January 18th
eF' article appeared headed. The
3d. =: ~ AGENT" which article set forth
fP''i 1a+ies of a special agent. and the
ts VT. vested in that character by
'a'I 1R G. W. BY The article, after
I'' :, euloglzing the great ability,
guns : stature and the invaluable aid
lDs ..,f.stvled Captain Hawley was to
~ -, .,.eiyer, also set forth charges
% -. INV character, and endeavored
gan nd me q thief and liar, and one
VII, .rthv Of trust. A summary of the
'l loIs also appeared in the San Fran
' ~ chronicle. On January oath fol
' CIV I made a reply to the same and
.1'o npomised the public that the whole
=. -, should come before the Grand
az 80, Provo, for investigation.
Ja H. ~ case duly came up before the
IN, ny Tnry in Provo. at its last sit
glaii Sri nm to this time the case has not
l Il9a heard. Hawley claims the case
p'eh ,i.nrn ont of court. Hawley's
Wa are released. Hawley has
Oo y. bsan arraigned. Briefly stating the
"; Uc given there: One reliable man
t t'i,;fed hat Hawley told Bancroft, the
. ..esr when starting from Salt Lake
.3 t his complaint made and signed by
o r1t'' saloonkeeper, one man who acts
VIZ " an aren't for the company who bit
AL. - To- hates Mormonism, but who has a
r "a: in the east from whom he is not
Esa hear divorced and who is now living IN
MI, his country with another woman to
T r,l he is not married and raising
family bv, also signed by a drunken
,mnIoyee: that he did not think the
e et,n amounted to anything; that
be expected trouble if he entered
Uarsbis Office without authority. Ban
rr0ft answered by saying throw him
ont we will stay by you. The balance
ii evidence given proved that Hawley
refused to show authority three times;
that he assaulted me; broke open
cash drawer Of two separate companies
ave away some of my personal effects,
Sssaulted me and robbed my Office of
ii INV personal letters and myself
stewards compelled to pay over $l79
objected by three unauthorized agents;
also that the Express company said
Hswley was not in their employ and 1
should have resisted his entrance; also
thatnO notice of Hawley's appointment
to any position in the service was ever
made BY Bancroft or any other officer.
Ialso wish to state that the letter of
resignation mentioned III Mr.. Banc;oft'S
litter is a stolen document and not
IfCal, as same was never mailed, but
hken from my Office by Hawley and
'eted on to avoid a civil case.
also wish to state that the cause for
M. BancrOft's actions cannot at present
kmade public by me but will without
t0Ibt in time when l shall be able to
s!fOfth my charges before those who
az Mr.. B4ncroft's employers as well as
zine.
Ihave been out Of employment, with /
liamily to support, since January last. |
have spent considerable OF my savings |
md have tried every endeavor to have
I! case come before the court for in
IeStgatiOn, where a poor man should |
kabe to have his grievances heard as !
veil as the unreliable representative of
lNTpOration. After receiving so many
Inquiries from my many friends and
hlmer EMPLOYERS, some of whom are
raiders of your paper, asking what had
Eoome Of the case of Hawley, and
hoping I had not allowed it to go I'M
ssaced, kindly ask the publication of
!aeabOVe for their information, and by |
! think they will see the abuse I
ave been subjected to, and the treat
lsni received for respecting the
Nefeignty of the law, as also the pre-
Slent established by the law in Utah in
a Of a blackmailing, self-styled de-
"a'e Yours truly,
CLARENCE MARSH
l. 4, BANCROFT. RECEIVER, DENVER 4 !