Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-22

This morning Commissioner
stones court met the q Is CON-
Ilpy'- iii -r. Only $50 si;oTuey'S
Judge Judd aud L-GsIuj Young
we're present.
john -. BAchc, ci.ri. u ihs Terri
toEia! SuP--fse Cgurt, was sworn
and CS=riilsI by Judge Judd:
su4 . i.Ie la1dSri- ius Of Chief
Justice Zane; 1 recognize his hand
writing in the decree Of July Il,
ordering this investigation.
Witness identified several docg-
ments as belonging 10 the files IN
She case, among them belsg the
petition Of the school trustees,
signed by Zane x Zane, attorneys
5c- petitioners.
7. l.. McGarriu was sworn AMI
examined by Judge Judd. He testi-
lei 10 having taken, As c0urt stem
usrapher, certain testimony h-f0re
Judge Hardness in the examination
in this case had before MIN; the firm
u Zlue and Zane who took part Ia
those proceedings, was composed Of
the present Chief Justice Of this
Territory, and John N. Zine, his
s0u.
SIR. NIofIat, Mr.. DyeI's clerS, wss
sworn AMI examine; by Judge
Judd; Heard Judge Zane make an
argument in this case, on the petit
ton OF the school trustees; reported
the same steuogr1phicaliy, and have
made 4 Typewriter copy Of IT,
The latter was introduced in EVIL
ience-
Judge Judd-Nour honor, in max
ing the recstd segariing the con-
,iuct OF JI;ige Zane, ae are aware
that it is a matter beyond tue juris-
licti0n % this court. But my client
directs me to say that he objects nov
and always has objected 10 Judge
Zane sitting on this case, because he
mas been an attorney against my
Heat In the case. anu has personal
feelings against him.
The COnrt-As no objection j.
maze - this evidence, il viii be-
permitted 20 % ia. but regard II as
,mnlaterial and Irrelevant 10 the
purposes 81 this examination.
: discussion ensued as 20 the in
terest the Church bad in the pro
cred.nss aud Mr.. Young expressed
The opinion that 1t had none in par
tirulsF.
Judge judd inllmated that an
application would lie made 10 SCI
aside the on,ier for this investigation,
because Judge Zane participated ia
it.
lie then offered I'm evidence the
articles OF incorporation OF the fol
loving: The association owning
the It. George Temple; the Liter
ary and Scientific Association; the
Salt Lake Stake OF Zion; the
First Ward Of the salt Lake
Stake q Zion; aud the deed
of II. s. Eldredge to the Liter,
ary and Scientific Association, con-
viewing the Council House property.
He offered these, he said, 20 show
how the Temples and tithins prop
critics were owned in various parts
OF the Territory.
lie Grand Young was placed on
the stand and said that the articles OF
incorporation Of a stake and ward
offered in evidence were similar C
the charters OF all the ether wards
and stakes so far rs he knew.
Mr.. Dyer was placed on the sand
and examined by Judge Judd He
tesfiaei-The investigation conse'
gucnt upon the school trustees - petit
ton. had before Judge Hardness,
cost 81, 63S.ST; the loss in sheep and
rents consequent upon the ontersoi
The court, was: 725s head Of sheep
worth sI2, $50 at the price they late
liz sold for; the expense Of herdingi
ctc-. was Si5,501; total loss, -, $50
Iess wool and lamis worth $500:
net loss, Sls, $50.
Tbe witness stated what opportu
piti,s had been offered 70 lease the
sheen. one bid was s, sol, and hae
tbev been leased at this figure ms
Inference. or saving, 10 the hlna
wai,ld have amounted to s., az
This los to the fund the witness nj
,rib1ted mainly to Judge Zane, a
he was the principal cause oil DIN. .n'
orsers being inside by the court
which resulted 50 disastrousiy TO 'n'
iu Iudg. Judd said he believed IN
side were through, but he Woui'