The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-17


the county court yesterday as an
nounced would be the case.
He came here all ready to go upon
the stand and tell what he knew, but
was met at the depot with the patrol
wagon, and the chief of police.
Hayken was in his berth asleep when
the officers came into the car. Here,
get up.'' was the gruff summons from
the chief.
sleepily opening his eyes the ex-
agent of the Andrews company re-
marked: why, how are yo6, chief?''
The chief did not say how he was,
sbut business was proceeded with by
Informing Hayken he was under ar
rest. He dressed himself and was TAX
en- to the Office of the United States
/ marshal, where he was put through a
process of sweating" seldom equaled
in any place in this wide, wide coun-
Try.
According to the statement of the
arrested man the following proceed
= fngs were had. A deputy marshal at
tempted to search his person upon ar
rival and he resisted, saying: You
have no right to search me, sir, you
have read no warrant to me"
This statement WAS met with an as
sertion from the officer to the effect
that if he did not permit himself to be
held until the task was completedi
Shere We're plenty there to do the job.
What could l do?" said Hayken.
81 was there alone and ] had to sub
NIT. They l. ok my papers, my peck
tifcate of membership in the Masonic
order. 1 told them they had no right
To do this but they did. In the mean
A. 4ina there had been no warrant read
ITO me-
AT this point, think it was about
q o'clock in the morning, l demanded
that my attorney, Judge Dey, be sent
Tor. Mr.. Whittemore told me could
not see him. / informed them that l
had money to pay for carriage.
ana asked them to send fol him; told
them that l would pay all the eX-
penses. This they denied, and White
more began telling me that l had bet
ter confess; that if L would tell all l
knew that he would let me off. He
said all he wanted was TO get the
Others and that he had nothing against
me at all. / told him that l had moth
ing TO confess. He then said that he
had copies of all nv letters to the
house and had enough evidence to
convict me and all the rest, but that
if I would own up they would let me
go.
y again demanded to see my attor-
, neg. Judge Dey. and was told that l
could not see him.
"Then Whittemore showed me a
glass plate with some writing on It,.
and asked me If it was not mine.
told him that it looked like my writ
ing. but that I never wrote upon glass
in my life. Won't you own UP that this
IS Your writing?' he said, and l replied:
No, I want to see my attorney
I then demanded that my money
be given me and my papers They were
refused me. A man whom / since
learned was Judge Howat, then ar
rived and he asked me to confess. I
refused again saying I had nothing to
confess and wanted to see my attor-
ney."
How it Begun.
It appears that Detective Adam Paul
has found time to leave his many du-
ties in this city and go to Denver to
shadow Hayken. He came in with him
on the train. AS soon as Paul left Dem
yer The matter was reported here and
a warrant issued by Commissioner
Harmed Pratt
by County Attorney Whittemore,
charges that Hayken, on or about
March ], 1894, at Salt Lake City. did
feloniously offer and give to Herman
Bamberger and Joseph r. Morris. who
were then and there the duly elected
and qualified selectmen of Salt Lake
county, bride with intent then and
there to influence them, the said Bam-
berger and Norris as such selectmeu.
to award TO one A H. Andrews e Co.
IA contract to supply the furniture nee
Fessary to be used in furnishing the
counly's portion of the joint city and
county building, in SAL Lake CITY.
Utah. contrary to the form of the sta
tute in such cases made and provided.
and against The peace and dignity of
the people Of the territory of Utah.
The warrant was issued on Sept. IS.
Hayken was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Pratt about 1O:15
O'clock and gave bond in the sum of
$3.50 for his appearance today Julius
Gauer ana Frank Knox were his sure
ties.
Judge Dey, the defendants attorney,
moved to discharge the accused for the
reason that Hayken being a witness
en route here to give testimony before
tbs county court
E'be hearing on the motion was set
for n pm, but it was afterwards post