Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-07

orders, but he made ono uni.
form order; that was what
was asked by his side tOday, that the
Utah court make q uniform order Tor
all. BY comparison OF the two pre-.
viuus orders, there could not be die
covered any geneaDlogics relation ~
each other. Judge SAnborn required
the Loan oomUsuy to pAy the
interest on oil property IN his district,
before they took the r1ads. Mi.
rhurston asked that Judge Merritt do
came thing. This was necessary for
the protection OF the property aud the
Interests u the people In this jufisdir.
tion-this court could not do less. Mir.
rhurston sail tbat all that was asked
was that the Loan company te re-.
qulfcd 10 pay and keep paid oil interest
and obligations IN Utah, AS had been
required by the other Judges within
their jurlsIlUtions. He Hsked that
Judge Merritt exercise only t,o
ssmo powers anu caution that
Judge 5anbbrn had done, The fospOn.
sibility Of the Utah court was much
greater than that OF the Wyoming
court, because here the lines were in
populous district, while 10 Wyoming
It was different. Judge Sanbofn pro-
vidsd that n the conditions were no.
fulfilled the properly should Ell come
back. Wyoming had 20 miles; Utsh
had nearly 900 mites. In tho latter
place there were located the homes {
thousands Oi people. Here Ia this place
NJ tnu center VI tho lines involve 4,
was Ons VI tho most beautiful anu
prosperous cities thst t'o sun shole
upon. Tho Interests OF lie people mere
slOuld not DO Slaughtered, nor ths.g
business be assassiuatcd ty tho ptOpg.
sition presented by the Loan c5u.
psny to tasa only such paris OF TIE
road ~ they may choose. THIS c,m-
pany and Mon ~, receiver 10 ilo OHy.
ron Nayigai n oJmpsny, aud Jimhili,
Ia tue intorgs' Ut his old employee - hu
NJ. Egsn, hJcE 10 ether likB hens Ia
spring. fu8 Loan company has tue
controlling interest In the OrcSuu
Navigation company. lis Interest h
Ia the lilus uU.tl Of Salt Lake and |
IN abandoning tho othurs. IL 10
tho duty Il this court 70 prevent |
this destruction q th5 interests VI |
the ROAD ami u the people Of Utah.
IL wHs hero suggested by MI Thurs.
ton, as coming ifem tho local attorney. |
OF the Uuion Pacific, tlst Judge Mrr- !
tltt nppIlnt q receiver Ia this district |
10 &C. IN connection with Mr.. Egsu. |
I'm or the rule " comfy tue OihSr
courts surely wouli approve Of |
such selection. Judge Gilbert
had not appointed an Assisi.
ant receiver, for In Mr.. Egan
oil the Interests 0i the Oregon Navigs-
ton company, the Loan oomnauy aud
Jim Hiil were satisfied. Here the
Loan company has chip on It's
shoulder an I says the court dare not
knock II OIL; they have = mortgage,
aud may do Rs they please. Tweed
once made a suggestion VI similar
character,
Senator Thuuton said his side had
chips on their shoulder, and
hal from the flrst. They challenged
the Loan company tn pay up the
ftsi obligations, aud 10 Pay on the
whole, not part. That challenge was
unuccyptrI. MT. rhurslon further
took up the matter VI selecting Mr..
Egan, and insisted that Buch selection
should not be done Tor the court, but
by ths court.
Senator ThursiDu was slill speaking
1T tue close OF this NEWS report, the
being that air. Storey
would not have time to make his re-
ply until tomorrow, unless An evening
session Is held.