Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-16

O'Clock In the afternoon. His reasons Tot
such y request were that good number
/ VI those Interested were not present,
and could not bB In attendance until
tho afternoon, and being desirOus OF
having oil parties present during the
/ whole proceedings, he hoped con-
| tinunnce would be granted.
County Attorney Wnittemore Old
not favor a ppatponomout OF the matter,
but thought the hearing should be gone
on with NJ far as poteihlc.
II. NJ. JUuen, OF the b. g. Power
company, wanted = continuance or he
had been unable 20 secure witnesses.
beluctman ChflaiDpneraon Thought
the o1unty surveyor should be present
At tue heating, AMI wanted 10 con-
tnued until his return from his two
weth.' leave Of absence.
Olhor talk was INDUCED In by parties
concerned anu the mnttcr was post.
ponad I'll the afternoon 10 O'Clock.
U ION RECOMMENDING ~ the appointed
time, none Of the parties c0nCornC1
soumed over anxious 20 lead out IN the
lRbt. Finally when Attorney Nye
was hb ui TO mock the chip from hls
opponenps shoulder, County Ator.
nuy Mhttiumlfr, who hal been mas
tioaung the law, arose and SAID that
aiiuf u thorough Jigeat Of the question
involved. ho had very grave doubts aa
90 the cJulty' authority 10 act hoo ihu
matter; ne thought ~ properly belong.
Ell 10 the dltirlul court.
Attorney iona 81. Cannon Tor the
power company, thought 90 too, anu
lt was taken uudfr H1yitCment by the
scleuiment 10 report on Ii today,
Judge JUDD u this point addressed
the court with relation 20 County
Attorney Whiuom1fc's opinion Ia rr.
gard 20 tax sales. lie cJ1cuffed in
the opluion OF the county attorney,
anu asa representative % the Territory,
he asked for the ISSUANCE Of two waf. |
rants covering the amounts iustly Gue
10 the Territory from The collection OF |
Territorial taxrt.
Attorney Whi,icmoro said that he
wlB tgUlintd 20 believe that on a
isuhnicality, the county Hould not b.
held liable 10 tho Territory, aud his /
advice 10 tho curt was 10 refuge tho /
isfuanco Of tho warrants askpl for,
and lot Judge Judd institute man.
damus preceding.
Judge JuId SAID that no ouly afked
the court TO report on tue y after,
adversely or favOrHbly. IL favOrauly
he would accept the warrants with
good ssHcr, II uufayofAbiy, mnndamua
proceedings would DO commenced.
tho o.utt took the matter under al.
viscmtut 10 roudUr their nndings ON
Mond y morning.
Al adjournment was about 10 DO
taken whun q. =. Miller, u ahorpman
OF NH Creek, asked the indulgoncs o.
the county faihert, a. he had a grioy.
hucu 10 make.
Ho clmplaiH0d Of the manner In
whiuh Fmnk II. Rlo1y,scab inspector,
and James n. Greene, HE deputy, At
tended W tho duties Of their official
calling. Says he, "I am one
Of doEen or moro sheen men,
who keep corral OF rams ia
tue vicinity over which the suab In
HpeotoT has jurisdiction. Ho comes to
my pltcs one day TO Inspect my rams:
| pny him Tor his work ana also give
him his dinner. After ho has satisfied
the inner mnu, toll HIM that my
has bunch Aii sount 10 mine
ana that ho could inspoct his that
Same day." moi says tue Inspector,
Il dOu't DO business In that way; ~
Oh lac goes and comes back the next
day 10 insprct my noighboTjs. His
wages are three dollars pcr day, when
he sxaotu from each one OF us, and he
Is also allowed mileage 10 tue extent
Of 10 cents. Now, wo don't think this
ie Justice, M lac could Inspect three or
four punches each day, and We appear
before our county iathera and max TO-
dress"
The seleolmen seemed Impressed With
Mr.. Miilor'a claim Of Injustice, aud on
motion Of Roberts the matter was TO.
ierrod 10 the county attorney.
w. J. PaEter, Of Union, and w. ID.
Park, OF NH Creek, concufred In tue
grievance OF Mr.. Miller aud tho Altor.
ney's opinion IN The affair viii cover
their troubles also.
An adjournment was then taken tlll
today.