Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-29
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he Spends Sunday il Selltaae, bit
Energies from his Retirsnsnt
at Night

TX VIII be remembered that shoYi
time since Architect Apponyi, Of
this city, became involved In . little
dispute with the Joint City add
County Committee, and consulted
Meesrs. Sutherland L Judd In the
matter, with view to their helping
him in reaching settlement. For
their services Mr.. Apponyi consent.
ed to give them ten per cent OF the
amour. which might be agreed upon
between the parties. Messrs. Suth-
crland * Judd settled the differences
f6s the sum Of $574s, thus emitting
them to S57iSo. The city's half Of
the amount was collected
by Apponyi, but he kept
strictly silent as to a settle.
ment with his attorneys, who
meanwhile became q title suspIc-
ious and were on the qui pire as to
their clients future movements.
On Saturday afternoon Appouyi
called at the County Court House
to draw the remainder of the money.
Previous to this Judge Jud 4 had
intimated to Judge Bartch that he
would Ike TO be present when the
cash was paid over; but somehow
Arponyi succeeded in getting there
fret, and the warrant for the money
was paid ,ver TO him. shortly after
this he met Judge Sutherland on the
street, and was profuse with
promises to call at the firms Office
and settle with them directly he
had cashed tine warrant. In this,
however, he was s.found wanting. -
Insteai Of keeping his promise, Ap-
Ponyi purchased exchanges on the
Pacific Bank OF San Francisco and
made hasty Preparations TO leave
the city FOR pastures new, without
50 much as first exchanging a good
bye with his friends.
Having satisfied themselves as to
the architects little plans, Messrs.
ST lneTland and Judd lost no time in
Presenting themselves before JUICE
Anderson, aud there syore out a
complaint alleging that AppoDyi
was seeking to defraad his creditors.
A warrant WAS NJ once granted and
placsd in the hands Of Deputy Mar
shat Bush, and an order was also
Issued by the judge. giving author
Try To any Unitei States CO umis-
sioner to admit Apponyi to Sail In
the sum of $1,000. Deputy Bush,
armed with the necessary piece OF
paper, went in quest OF Apponyi,
whom lac found AZ the depot await
ing the departure Of the train for
the north. Bush informed him of
the nature Of his mission, and with
out more ado marched him of to the
city Jail.
The anger Of Apponyi was well
nigh unbounfci, ant lie emphati-
caliy Protested that he woull not
part with any portion Of the money
in his possession. Throughout
yesterday he hnguishei in durance
vile, showing no sign Of Repentance,
but by evening ne had evidently
had enough of prison life and caused
a messenger to be sent to Messrs.
Sutherland & Judd, giving the
as iraBce that his heart had
s)i.eaei, AMI that he was ready to
pay over 20 them ne full amount
iu-, as the purchase of his liberty.
A. attorneys clerkwas dispatchedto
The Jail. To him Apponyi handed over
the S57i and he was then sci free.
This morning n NEWS reporter call
ea at the law office Of Sutherland K
Judd, ani upon speaking 10 Mr.
upon the matter, that
gentleman remarked in the course
u conversation, simulta leousiy
pointing to a small pile of green
backs and a few odd dollars AMI half
dollars lying upon his table, "Yes,
there is the sway which Apponyi
-eat Us, and this morning he has
settle up with his creditors gen
rally.
When ssen upon the street today
Mr.. Apponyi booked in the best OF
spirits, - though he wouli say,
''He=e I am again, and none the
wore for Tay bfief restriction OF
liberty"