The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-30

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He asked me for. II and. I zbro,,e,1t If
to him. AboutS six Or twelve months
j ftrx ~ Z SO q oa IL XII u ~ =,
ss,as+s = f1
1rxNSSsfu ~ very successt lily - dpI flles
IN p, made me worth some SzV'oVo lls
The witEe5s then told a long story as
70 how he became acquainted with. Jay
G9ulf It was through catching q man
who wrote threatening letters. Mr.
Gould offered him . present but he re-
fused. Then Mr. Gould, ne Setd; onered
to buy stocks for him and cid not want;
to aecept any margins but Byrnes irl-
that the amount was increased to SIX. $50.
He said sc coH3d not remember just where
ne got the SIG, o1nv but he had II all right,
3, 400 shares of stock, some his Own and
some on margins. S.
EVER turn Of the wheel; said he,
r me- sS.4sv,slgsf OF gained aimed ~s-, 49,
he estimated he was worth 5000, 00o de
refused to tell the names Of the stocks
as many people might go down town
Monday and lose their money
confidence to the committee and counsel,
ruL don. want them TO be made public "
che lae1 Ut. Hon asked as 70 the suppress
M men 1 became acting superintendent
put DOWN about 500 houses in the city.
AFTER u became superintendent there came
s. c fni In , Women when they came q. ls
Trey paid for protection they would not
pc heheyed. 1t they went before the POI
ne ,.'s. Just,ces tney were not neneVeo; -
-Iey went before TIE grand jury they
were not believed endeavored to put an
II II 70 the evli ana ordeTed these houses
70 ~ Pc broken VI, II possible
want 70 give Dr. Parkhurst all the
us7tp 4 Call attnougn ne IS nounGlng me
T Srsly tIIle ne gets q cnancs: Dr. Park-
-.Ilsl mas cIedIcd PUBIC SSnllment
e Jn,cn e Worle never nave existed u Jnis
r ,.,;i Il II rs nor peen msnulaelursa ana
have compelled the owners Of these
houses 10 give up their business as they.
''a nwb uu,'e becar,s s,,rsr;rtan4a,,4 : "a.
, :, ist LMe uep4IrtIneht was honeyeompel
MN VIZ ceItain aIuses: n order to- put an
rnu 20 ana t stats OF, hin transferred
iiiany VI the 0Ilcers TO other precnctSs
. .sssI ,, tne Eleventl Fourteenth, Fif-
Iseitli, 4 Nenly-sec0nd ana Iwenty-ninth-i
~ ssas1usnl the oneers transferred we're
again nav say vlf thai MADE req snem
s ple LOT LOT me committee 10 conduct this In
oe ssrsi ss.Al pisa5uSe@.l
is that but for the efforts of DIR Park
n ~ ~ ana me public erect Of the action
~ ~, YOU Nouid De WeTless
~ ~ ros ~ emu 70 TINS sIate or Things.
s,,,,ss i VI. eIese Lnlngs Woulo TINS corrup-
no; It would tos some extent"
..n mny
,,ox..a, al a ~ uso up nave no
pomef 10 uetah special men IN any pre-
y fourteenth street without order
' 93ut tne w ponce o1smmlsSaonerS So
+,s+ 1a IL. e~ ~. cosllnl Is nave sworn
s- -sa1g you ~ Geese an the power
NAY IS NOT So
chants an 81 s 70 Inc Dlaea % OF mer-
for e.n, Il vas 70 attempt detailed en-
-, v1.ilies pl corporation ordinances
a wee,rss ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oh ponce IN
,r MT: sToss tnen read an extract from an
R ls,a y, 70 nave sad that the agents for
and fosferss, c,, were living on
az isv ~ crime. he at the same time
IS @e'au r, nc "ouiu now 40 all an MS power
" purge the ponce department.
ssr>,6e + hsVe e. sa.a me super1ntedent,
thai intervie1y rs,a,. 10 me IN
tain fl ~ ". reported several cap
ai.5 ~ N.Y. eaIIying out tneirj duty. and
la Liz d Iuie pc maze rendering the
This tho sva alelr ais lIlciss pul
ssIJo,- Nc -, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LII. reused
% ,-,-s,r .,st ~ NJ sacesplsu money Tor not
s.f na sS 80 - ,,l LIZ "a "a
estiv 3 aseep'eu a ooilor unless hon
70 xIryi:
has,5 1sssi WIT On 20 say that II he had
III III, s>' usno.lesL ne WouiQ not nave held
-.. s'J p ~, ,,tsd a. long as ne mas
$3.50. md'i ~, " " neslsn put dlQ not think
h., " ~ pe aoing my duty to the citizens
me aldie rec here broke into applause.
,,o Mitsness then stated that as long as
atsa;,,. tne police would never be
Si S,I.
az, nup p.ai. ByrneS then discussed
PIE 70 oelect violations If men went in
.-,n,id ply mat the commissioners
m4uau hos sSioW the men to act other
" R + .f,,e mo-, sa,,.n
nus ms .r nanas were tied until the mayor
n laslruc an the magistrates to convict tho
PAS AS s se1ier as This wssdons 10 s-o,.o
business 1s,I up
a. Inc ulHerence of Commissioner Mar
5 TN ", With the captains at the time of the
perintenSent T Byrn onefl aeaeTred to and su-
ails as IolfoWs:
SoIIsinAsSloner Martin told me that he
, Ma Sing 60 agtend the meeting of the
ponce captains | had called on the Sum
DAY before election day to instruct them
a. 10 Lnelr dutles. told him 1 thought
~ a-, oeSeer Tor MN not 20 come there. He
sioner, TO come, but he refused. Mr.
t insisted on addressing the cap
galns, ana told them not to allow the
t Sia,ceo states marshals to interfere with
t tt.ehL. opJected 10 this and instructed
The men as TO their exact duties"
But Commissioner Martin swore that
ne went there at your request?''
he sWore to what was false"
49, Ana that you asked him to address
the men.
That is also false. When I refused to
Iet ms instructions go to the captains
they were so pleased that two of them
came and kissed my hand
he denied that he had ever interfered
with Or. Parkhurst in his researches in
the Eleventh precinct.
superintendent Byrnes then said that
ne had written a letter to NIayor-elect
Strong rendering his resignation. He
handed the letter to Chairman LexoW,
VINO transferred 1t to Mr.. Golf.
MI Golf requested Mr.. Moss to read
the letter, which was as follows: