Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-20

nero, We arc disposed 10 help You In tho
Salt Lake fight all we can. so wo have
wired you that We would pay your draft
on ua for 500. We do not think there Il
much prospect OF collecting tho Taylor
matter although wo will press him for
settlement. We think you had better
make US athirty day draft on tho proper
parties at Eureka Tor the 800. This will
Keep thing. moving easily. Should we
collect tho Taylor money wo
would forward IL to you at once.
Now we hope You can send
IN some good orders outside Of tho Salt
Lake matter. We think yog did exactly
right In lackling stanton as you did.
IL looks rs though you had downed
him. Tho scoundfol either wrolo, or
caused 10 DO written. to ~, a letter
signed, "a member OF the firo depart
ment, warning us TO have no dealing
with you. IL went into tho waste basket
unnoticed.
We had nice letter from ABB Lovy,
ox.assisiant chief this morning. Ifo
promises to help you all he can. iic says
thai II Stanton Is doposcd he will be- mp
pointed chief We have written TO Mr..
Lovy nice lottor In answer to his. Ask
him TO read IL TO you. We think wo
could get all throe OF tho combination
machines on ono car. Keep US posted.
uso the wire when necessary.
Yours truly,
ldNnonrN.MAnAN CnEMcAL FIRE
ENGINE Co.
Per +. NJ. MAmAN,
General Manager.
Read, compiled aud copied by mo. A..
q. Reese, March END, 1873.
A. c. REESE.
The above boars the oflisal attest OF
Notary Public Johu L.. May.
Judge Powers then proceeded 20
read letter from the Holloway Fire
Engine aud Chemical company In
which the company denied that Chief
Stanton had ever received y monetary
or OF er consideration for services
rendered the company; whatever he
had done had been done through pro.
fassional courtesy.
A letter from Gilbert ID. Oregon,
may or OF Park City, was read showing
that Major Stanton had nothing 10
do with the sale OF fire apparatus ut
that place.
The concluding sentence Of letter
from City Recorder Anderson Of
Logan In rs follow: "Mr. Stanton
did not at any lime appear before the
city council Of Logan ~ M agent or
representative OF the Holloway
Chemical engine or any other fire
apparatus.
A copy OF communication from the
| Fire Extiuguisher Manufacturing com.
pany OF Illinois was read showing that
Mcllroy was "nomad" VINO "rOnmeu
the country" ike Nc ore and Allen
could do no business Tor that cOmusuy.
Ex-MayOr Scott, Ex-Counuilmun
Anderson, Pembroke nuh Farsous OF
the fire committee anu \. rreweck, a.
NJ. Grant anu Joseph H.. Gallighei
stated In n communication that Chief
Stanton had "nOtbing 10 do with the
purchase personally, but was present
at the committee meeting and YVES
satisfied with the WORK OF tno o. muiit-
purchasing the apparatus"
As TO the hose question, ex.Councll.
man Ewing and Couucilmen Heisi
anu Moran said the chief had nothing
10 do with tho purchase beyond sub
hitting the bids received.
Next Judge Powers introduced Q
typewritten copy OF sensational
newspaper clipping from tho Sunday
Mercury Of Portland, Oregon. II
was presented TO show the incredi
bility and character Of IL. Moore,
| PARTNER Of Mclllroy and VINO Ia sup.
| posed TO ss rus ponaiblo toa consider
able extent In melting the charges
against Stanton. The atlcls was a
lengthy and salaclOus one under this
caption: "H. Moore's Troubles. He
has Deuce Of Time ani GAUGES
Lots OF Tears. Husbands and Wlfs's
Separation. A Man who has News
paper Nolorlety, II Is Said. Ia Califor
mia, anu Yet Goes With Demi.
mondes."
The Portland chief OF police writes
as follows OF MoIlroy: Frank H.
McElroy has not the best Of reputa,
ton here la Portland and Moore ",
can learn nothing about. Mcllroy
passed some months here some tim,
ago.
The police speak OF Mcllroy us nc
good.
Several other similar communicl
tions were submitted after which ~
adjournment was taken until Monday
Mt 10 a. NJ.