The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
Put to Trouble and Expense-Be-
fore Judge Zane.

circumstances surrounding them, perhaps
these gentlemen are doing about as well as
could be expected.
Mr.. McCallum is the most decent in his
examinations and rulings of the lot. And
when he is off his perch he is very ap-
proachable. Each day step farther is
taken in the outrageous proceedings
Heretofore the service of the notices has
been made personally upon the voters
challenged. But latterly inasmuch as the
person objected to was not at home when
the officer called or at the place presumed
by the officer to be his home, or for some
other reason, the return of the officer was
made substantially in the following form:
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE
CITY AND COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. De-
This is to certify that on the 30th day of Janu-
airy, 1890, served the accompanying notice upon
the within named Aaron Hansen by leaving a
true copy thereof, signed by j. R. Morris, regis
tration officer, at defendants usual place of
abode, with Hilda Johnson, being suitable per
son and over fourteen years of age.
c. b. PARSONS, Marshal.
By SPRAGuE, Deputy.
SALT LAKE CITY Jan. 80, 1890.
Another question in this same connection
has arisen. Many persons could not be
found at all at the places visited by the
officers, and returns were made to that
effect. Now, the question is,
WHAT WILL BE THE RESULT
in case the notice is left at some other
house than the defendants, or in case
there is no such person to be found!'
viii the name be stricken off! The COM
missioners say ''actual PERSONAL service
must be made. Do these proceedings COM
ply with that order? 1t may be right and
legal, but to US it doesn't look that way.
What do you legal men say:
BEFORE M'CALLUM.
McCallum heard the following cases:
Jasper Conrad-Have lived in the city
twenty seven years. Voted in Draper in
August My family is here. Went to
Draper to make brick last summer. This
is my home. Overruled.
E. G. Witzel-Rave lived here twenty
years. Overruled
W. B. Wright-Came to Salt Lake in
August last. Was born and raised in Utah.
Was in Ogden six months. Under advise
ment.
Reuben Chickets-Camesto Salt Lake
year ago last August. My family is here.
L intend to make this my home. Taken
under advisement.
Harold Smith-Have lived in Salt Lake
city two years. Challenge overruled.
Samuel j. Parish-Have lived in this
city since February IS last l came from
Morgan county. l am in the wagon and
machine business. Challenge overruled
John T. Malquist-Have lived in Salt
Lake city since 1871. Overruled
Joseph P. Swenson-Have lived in Salt
Lake city twenty-five years; overruled.
Peter Ellis-Challeng Withdrawn.
j. W. Fletcher-Have been a resident
eleven years. Overruled.
Mr.. Burg Have lived here over ten
years; overruled.
George Sears-Default entered
Henry A. Shaw-Default.
Barton SHAREHOLDER advisement
Christian Peterson-Taken under advise
ment.
James S. Morgan-Overruled
Amos Marsden Overruled.
J B. acknowledgements
Joseph Nuttall-Taken under advise
ment.
Ambros Mason-Under advisement
William H. Nisonger-Defiult entered
John 7. Deck-Taken under advisement.
Milton Moodey-Default entered.
James Larsen-Default entered.
Gustave Johnson-Default entered
Isaac Butchers-Obiection sustained
L. j. Nuttal-Overruled
Henry A. Beers-OverruIed.
James B. Bowden-Under aGvisement
Van 0. Fullmer-Default entered.
Dan G. Swan-Under advisement
James Turner-Overruled.
George B. hurgood-Default
William S. Rigby-Overruled.
Andrew j. Wilson-Overruled.
Peter D. Reynolds-Default
James B. Bowden-Default.
BEFORE MORRIS.
This registrar exercised his brief but
gigantic authority in a manner peculiar in
some instances, to say the least. He didn't
pretend to contine himself to the charges
IN the notice served on the respondents,
but took judicial notice." as he puts it, of
all the objections in the catalogue, whether
stated in the notice or not
Thomas M. Dyer-Came here over a
year ago, and have lived here since. Cbal-
lenge denied.
Ed Hoffman-Have lived here for seven
years. 1t has been my home continuously.
Denied.
Henry G. Barrel have lived in this
city twenty wears. Am an engineer on the
Utah Central railway. Challenge denied.
James P. Madsen-Have lived here since
last July. Game here from Manti Ihaye
no property in Manti, or elsewhere. | ex-
pect to make my home in this city. Chal-
lenge denied.
a Mr. Jacques-My home is here and nv
parents are here, but | have been away
four years working on the railroad in
Idaho, Montana and Washington territory.
| just came back last month Challenge
sustained.
William H. Evans-Have lived here
twenty two years. Challenge denied.
Enoch Covey-This has been nv home
for thirty years. Challenge denied.
Frederick Smith-Have lived here con-
tinuously for four years. Taken under ad-
visement.
Nathan Davis-Challenge denied.
Axle Johnson-Challenge denied.
Winters sat in Chambers in the fore
noon only and took number of cases
''under advisement." In the afternoon it
is presumed he was ''advising'' in the cases
heard in the morning for there was a va
can't chair at his court in the afternoon.