Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-28
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THE FIRE SQUABBLE.
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the complaint so that 1t might bo sd.
Attorney Zane sarcaslicslly replied
that The rhWuesB anu CruIiiy OF C0uu.
seia suggesti0ns were IA NJ glazing. y
surh iuir1duciiOn Of now evidences
could occur except there was an o..
poftuuity for tho accused 10 properly
meet II.
Chairman JUnulngs-Tho objections
are sustained.
Judge Powcra-Wo then desire to
note an exception Tor the reason that
care desiTOus Ofbh0wiug thst tue de-.
rar,ment was twice called out 20 the
HasbrOuck residence; that the nrst
time the chief went ami that DO water
was put on 30 thn building; that the
second time he didn't 10 and
that no water was pat on aud that
holes were cut In tho roof
Commissioner Stepheni-rne b1nrl
holds that this can uuly bu brought Duo
ly the Ming OF new Uhargc8 and that
tie chief must have tea dHys Ia which
10 meet them.
Judge POwers-WUll, W. oECoUt So
order 10 preserve our rishts be.Oie this
tUar1-.if we have Auy.
Attorney Lipman- This should cnt.
taiuly come In under the general head.
ing of iucUmpoteucy. We could have
Included 4, In the charges, but dld not
want 10 make them ~ Ioux ~ the
moral Inv. Tho complaint Ia now that
gary are too long.
Commissioned Slcphcui-Woll, We
d9n't desire 70 near any u9fe urgu-
mrnt on that score.
Judge Powers Cooking atounIl.-
The witnesses iu the HasUrOuck case
can 20 homo-ihc hoard dots not want
g. hear what they have to say.
WHAT srLAIN sAw, HEARD AND DID.
Charles splsin, recently suspended
fireman, said he had suuu the chicl
tmoRo On this apparatus il0or on two or
lhrge OccasiJns. Tue mon were NOT
allowed TO 10 40. The chief was wunr.
i.g his uniform, lie haI several umrs
inut tue latter Oh tao street, once IN
company with his wilu au1 tniutuJ
hlm but 81 no rsHUUusr, Witutss
thun detained now ia his opinion the
uu a. h.pman WnilufGtUin'a HuuAt the
Peoples Forwarding company were
Improperly aud inCJmpelruily f0u tt
The chief was snapyisu, diu,siUfiaI,
hauyhty. lie hal worried % halt q Juy
ia Ais hUutchulJ win Captain Sulli.
van anu tthuia, Tue chief bought
poor hay Tor tho uofscs hay that they
would nutIly Ca. Hyuc hose uad
been taken rom tlu West side De.
pertinent 10 bis Instance I'D that not
enough WLs lgit with which 20 ught
large lfus suJ the apparatus a. that
station was rfH.
Attorney Ziuo u.oscly cross uuef.
toned the w.Ilu-s anu porplyXvI MIN
Gu. sluUtably. Among other things he
ASKED.
"How do you know that DOvlnc was
tnsppl2'
spiaiu-Bscauso he acted that way
On ne.
Attorney Ztnr-Ysu say that he
wac naughty. What does That mean?
Sp'aiu-ltmtaus that he was Granny.
IaughtuT)
Attorney Zan,-what does snappy
mesu2
Splalu-it means that he was thoft.
Attorney Ilur-Ntu say that hu was
diutalouul; " uGt uu.s that mean?
Judge PoWUm-lt means tual Mt.
Zane is liviug example OF tina, SOFT Ut
bIuG. (LiugItvr.l
Attorney Hinc-WUli, l asked the
wilucss.
Splain--I give 1t up. l'il leave that
'of some one clso ~ ausWsL (LAugh-
teri
Attorney Zlne-Well, IA Il anything
like bosslsm; perhaps Judge Powers
would uuJerstand II better that way,
that being uGe II his REPEATED chaTac.
trrisiics2
spla,u Completely mystiilci) We'll,
1 dUu't know about u.
Attorney Zluc-You talk about a..
prit dc curuslu tho charges. What does
lhat meant
That question completely dazcd tho
wllnuss, aud the BOARD came 10 nv Ie.
lief BY declaring recess until two
o'clock this afternoon,