Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-06
HINES AND MINING.


Sheriff sullivan OF Juab county,
Foreman Grief, o. the Utah Mining
anu Milling company's mill at Tiniic,
and Donoghue, one Of the mill work
men, were brought to Salt Lake today,
in the custody Of two United States
deputy marshals, ami Will be given
hearing before Judge BarIch
Tor alleged contempt Of court In resist
lug tue marshals when the later
attempted to take possession OF the
Dudley mill twelve miles west OF
Eureka.
When Deputy Marshal Cannon and
two associates started from salt Lave
last evening Tor Tinlic, with warrants
for the arrest Of six persons engaged
In the resistance program at the MILL
they autleiputed that there might be
trouble. and prepared to meet II. Upon
reaching the mill, however, all was
found to be quiet Mt Grier, the fore
man. and Mr.. Donoghue were present,
and anietly submitted TO arrest.
aherifI sullivan was no, 1T the prem.
isrs, but when he heard that no was
wanted by the marshals he came and
surrendered himself.
The marshals looked for the other
three persons named In the warrants.
bat failed to ind them. one o; these
was John Jones, who Il said to have
pulled gun on the officers ON the
previoug occasion, aud announced
his readiness TO commence shooting.
Ho was an omploye OF the mill, an1 II
d, said that ne has skipped anu is now
outside OF the Territory. Another Ia
Mo. rhaxtOn, the Eureka attorney who
advised the sheriff. II was saiJ
shat he had gone TO Spanish Fork, and
.iue Of the mafshals went thither 10
serve the warrant. The third missing
pufs0u IL Deputy Sheriff Scott.
The prisoners were brought 10 this
city today, anu occupied their time In
preparing for the contest before the
court, 10 determine which OF tue
PARTIES II right. As II stands at present
Tic sheriff Il Ia possession Of the prop.
tgty. He has Two men ut the mill,
which Is closed, and most Of the men
arc out.
Atg!80 this afternoon tho deien d.
Huts Sullivan, Gfier and Donoghue
wefo u,herod intu Judge Bartcn's
uuutl by n couple OF bailiis, aud there
was u,goodly number Of persons pres
tut la anticipation % the hearing on
tlo contempt proceedings beiug
taken up.
Tho matter was called to the Judges
attention by Attorney Critchlow,
Huuusel Tor the PLAINTIFF, the Salt Lake
Valley Loan a trust company. He
asked that, having regard 10 It's i'm.
portauCe, the case be taken up ana
disposed OF forthwith.
Attorney ID. ID. HOutz, OF Provo,
who was there In the interests
Oi the defendants, made Tt.
quest that the hearing be fixed
fIr not earlier than Saturday next
no there were some questions OF fact
Involved here for which he desired %
prepare himself. Thus far, as the
men were arrested late last night, they
had had no opportunity VI preparing
their defense, and 10 compel them "
answer nj this time, therefore, would
be scarcely right.
Attorney Critchlow, while not
desifoua OF taking any undue advan.
tage OF the defendants, explained 10
the court his reason for Wishing have
the case disposed OF as soon ~ possible.
control, no saii, were now In posses.
sion OF the mill, using up tho
slOros and supplies there which
belonged TO his clients under an at.
tnchment OF the court and carrying on
milling opeTnt ons which they had no
right 10 do. PeOplr-iespeIate a. they
wtre-holdinF the mill by force u
ums-might burn the place down FOR
al any one could tell, ana therefore
tic interests Of the PLAINTIFF In attach.
nrut could only be subssrved by "a very
early hearing to determine the rights
OF me United States msrshal In the
premises, or whether "these" inter
iopcu could hold the mill and run 1t
as they pleased.
Judge Baitoh-The matter may be
set for hearing on Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
The three defendants were released
on bond Of $500 each. They seem to
treat the whole affair as a really good
joke.
THE nuLLIoNVILLE FIRE,
Details Of the burning Of Goddess
reduction works at Bullionville, ON
sunday, have been received. 1t was
Just before noon that the east end OF
the mill was discovered TO be on fire.
Tho flames had already gained con.
siderable Roadway, and II was seen
that the mill was doomed. The pumps
were started ana streams u water were
turned on the burning mass, but TO no
avail. A fresh wind famed the flames
q Increased fury, aud they were be-.
You'd control. in ten minutes after
thc fire was discovered the entire struc.
tutp was n mass OF flames, and Ia
brief time was u heap Of burning
tmbefs aud hot ashes. The workmen
Wfre unable 10 save even their tools
nni dinner buckets. The fire was
irt seen by man eating lunch on
tNa cooling floor. II had then reached
tut building over the reyerberatory
Which. by the way, had been two days
lH'n Toe response 20 the nfst cry VI
irr was almost instantaneous. The
jumps were IN motion thirty seconds
thereafter, and before the whistle
sounded everything at the engine
room was under perfect control. Forty
thou ANA gallons Of water In fire tanks
nhlvc the mill, a thousand feet OF hose
iud connections, ~ additional preoau.
lions, proved altogether unavalliug,
while nothing IL known az 10 how
the fire starte1, It Is supposed to have
hmm aannut hu gnfua aUurla FILLING In