The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-01

and investigate by all fair means, infor-
nation and proof in their power, the
matters and things heretofore referred
to the said Hardness, as special COM
missioner, under the order of this court
of the 23d day of January, 1889, entered
in this court in this cause.
It is likewise decreed that Rudolph
Alff. J. F. Mill paugh and T. @ Bailey
at once and without delay, furnish to
said attorneys any and all inform alton,
evidence and witnesses which they NAV
have, tending to substantiate said
charges. and that they will state in
writing the particular charge or charges
concerning which each witness will tes-
tify to, so that said attorneys may pro-
coed with intelligence and dispatch :;
and until the coming in of the report of
Commissioner Hardness, the question
OF contempt against said parties is post.
poned.
The said Commissioner Hardness will
report tee proof which may be taken
before him in full. together with his
conclu> ions and findings thereon. with
the right of all parties to file exceptions
to such conclusions as they may desire.
4th dsv of February, 1889, and con-
may desire, for four days. if necessary
at the enr of which time the said Dyer
and his solicitors shall have the right
to furnish in like manner any aud all
proof which they may Cesire to sustain
heir answers to said petition and
charges, and they shall ha ve four days,
ii necessary, in which to take their
p-oof. And said parties shall each
have three days to introduce rebuilt g
testimony, if in the opinion of the COM
missioner it is necessary.
The examiner may, in his discretion.
extend the time by the decree TO either
party, If in his opinion the same is
necessary. And he will make his re-
port with all convenient spsed.
JUDGE JUDD-We will say 10 the coun-
sci appointed that it is as friends of the
coIrt, and they will spare neither
pains. means nor labor, that it may not
be objected to by any body in this mat
ter, and that the examination into these
charges may be thorough and complete.
We will use our endeavors to see that
counsel are properly compensated if we
have the power to do so.
JUDGE ZANE obi 9cted to the appoint
ment of MIR. Critchlow, because he had
an item in the account.
JUDGE JUDD-HoT much is it2
JUICE ZANE-A bout 500, 1 belie7e
MR CRITCHLow-It amounted to SIS,
and has already ceen paid. 1t was for
transaction that happened at the out
ST OF the case and was for examining
titles in reference to the Temple Block,
GRrdo House aud Tithing Office. How
ever, desire to be released, l haven't
sought the honor.
JUDGE JUDD-That is just the reason
We want you. We looked for men who
had not been seeking it.
JUDeE ZANE then called the at ention
OF the court to the fact that Critehi "
wa school trustee, an d that he had
been solicited to enter the case at it's
inception, but had declined.
JUDGE JUDD-We were not advised as
to that. We will take the matter under
con Liberation. and if We can find
another attorney who has not been
connected with the case, we will make
a change; otherwise lit will remain as
it is.
This closed another chapter in the
case, and one minute later the room,
outside of the court officials, was occu-
pied by one colored man, coal bucket
AID thermometer.