Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05
Big ROW AT TINTIC.
II Springs Out Of Attachments On The
Property Of W. ". Dudley q Co.
DEpun M,RsnALs SURPRISED.
Boman Cannon aud Ills Colleagues
Have An Unpleasant Experience.
Warrants Of Arrest Issued.

the probabilities are that before the
present week has expired there win be
some further exciting developments.
AZ stated IN previous issue OF the
NEWS, the U. 8. marehal has taken
further action in the PREMISE.
Recently aa attachment was issued
from the Third district court against
VIM. w. Dudley aud others, doing
buelness ~ the Juab, Utah, Mill.
ing company, for debt Of
s358s.0j, the plaintiffs being the Salt
Lake Valley Loan aud Trust company:
and, again, on Saturday last, at the iu-
stance Of Cunnington n company
tJuab county,, Judge Zane appointe
a. L. Hyde receiver, under bond Of
$1,000, TO take charge Of the dufendants'
mining property Ut Unite. Under
several writa Of execution the property
was virtually at that time Ia the hands
OF the u. \. marshal, and 1t was when
Deputy Marshal Boman Cannon aud
two other deputies went to take
possession last Saturday night that the
row really began. For obvious reasons
the deputies deemed II wisdom 10 keep
their own counsel until this morning,
when the following particulars, when
are given In substantially the officers
own words, were CLEANED from Deputy
Cannon:
went down to Finite on Friday
night last with copy Of the attach
ment from the Third district court,
accompanied, by Deputies Bueh aud
Casady. We intended 10 lake charge
OF the property ana remain there. IL
was about lO:3O when We reached the
mill, and upon entering found two
men There. The one was Engineer
Filzgctald; the other | did ROT know.
notified them Of the nature OF our
business; but we were Immediately
ordered 70 quit the premlsts. 1 made
"a similar request Of them ant said
that the engine must at once DO SMUT
dOwn,as We proposed 10 take possession
OF the wOrfs forthwith. Them the en-.
gineer suggested that / had better seb
Mr.. OsieE lh1 foreman, Woo was then
at his boarding house about 100
yards distant. l preferred 10 remain on
the spot, but sent Deputy Cassidy %
inform Mr.. Gfler Of our presence
there. In "A snort time afterwards
Grier ana dozen other men came
running up TO the mill One Of the
number was n man named DonOghue,
who asked, "What are you doing ia
here2" 1 told him ! had attached the
mill property. "Well," he replied,
"the sheriff IL ahead OF you've got
possession OF II myself, and you will
have 10 get out Of here" | told him 1
did not think 10 ana appealed 10 Mr..
Grier, telling him that desired to
serve u copy OF the courts attachment
upon him, Rs foreman. His answer
was, at WON'T 40 you any good to
serve II on me, as the sheriff has taken
hold Of the property air sady," anu he
threw the paper on the ground when
Ii was handed 10 him,
When | learned upon inquiry that
IL was DOnOghue who was SAID 10 be- IA
possession, US representing the sheriff,
| said 10 him: "rhen / notify you aud
everybody else around here that / now
hold possession as deputy u. 5. mar
shat anu intend 10 hOldlt.
"No you DON'T" exclaimed Dono.
ghue, rs no made a move to come In.
side. / grabbed him and put him
away, and tried 10 talk quietly
with him, suggesting that lao had
better 40 and inform sheriff sullivan
how matters stood anu lot that official
take what further steps no thought
proper. "Let HIM II no likes,O / said,
"get out warrant against me, and that
VIII bring things 10 q head. IL lac
comes with a warrant | would, Of
course, " necessary, submit 10 arrest;
but | do not propose ~ leave here now
Ia any other way.
DOnoghue then began TO get warm
and shouted out at me, &C d.,
there's enough here 10 put you out,
and Pm Instructed 10 arrest anybody
who comes In this place. There are
three OF us here VINO are deputy
sheIills." Again DJn0ghue repeated
(uslug the SAME prefix as botoTel "We
will put you out0 To this | replied:
81 warn you not TO try. am here on
the authority Of the Third district
court, aRd / don't propose to DO inter.
frTed with.
After talking with him for about
halt IN hour We got the mill TO our
selyea. l then locked the door, shut
the engine down, got tho engineer out,
and let tho other man who was with
| ullll Nthlhlu u Wuktu kNt bUlltftt 80
that there should be- no possibility Of
their blowing up. Then when all dan
ger Of that was over | requested him b
leave also; which he did.
IL was not very long after this that
we heard q noise somewhere ia the
rear Of the building aud | called to
Deputy Bush that IL sounded like
someone fOTclbly breaking in. A Ian
tern was obtained, aud II was then
found that Donoghue and IA dozen or 10
more bad gained ingftfs through the
roof. l grabbed DOnOshue and DOnog.
hue grabbed me, he ain threatening
arrest. We hau tcYille, aud while
this was going on 1 hoard \ fellow who
was standing near some tanks remarks!
"Whenevsr you Soy Ioady, I'll blow
the - Of "a b. 10 h." A. 1 looked
up one OF the number had a gun draw n
Dsluty BItl, while two Otuers
were doing like service Tor mel After
someliItle trOubluauU wheR matters had
toned down little | requested Bush
and Casady to remain in th0 mill
while I drove owes 10 Silver City
which Il ak or seven miles southwest
Of rintlo-and teloguphed TO Mr.,
Crtchlow OF Salt Lake Guy, the
plaintiffs attorney.
But no one In the town among those