Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

which muu might have good
'huhuinE rui uH W.fg. 10 simply
charged the person T...Trul lI with b..
iug ui poor business UarnI..y, which
was not o. LIBEL }. sal authorities were
cited,
Judge Howat repliei, ate, which
luu court admitted tue circular auI en-.
NUIupu iu evidence, aud o. tuH tuuGt-
iyulnups counsel cutUl,I GU czuaI
ZION,
John G. Ship was the next witness.
He was shown the cltgulat 30
custom and said that uu saw
other uirCIlhrl OF this same
Rod iu Mr EtghIo's Office 83ms
time last AuEu-L Ho received O mum.
Der VI them from Joe O'Buou and
handed Uuu 40 these over O. Assistant
bslfigt Attorney Richards, boo the
grand luTy room. dc mutJurO 'BfIru
l- thu hallway leading l0 Mr lIIChig's
unier, Iu iUu Commercial bulldog, un
t.u urgH.UI ufluI i0. O'Buuu
opened luu drawer Boo ktuhlt's office
o. u took iHu CifrulArH uul.
lu answer DO Attorney sutherland,
witness suiI Iu bad uI Interest himself
lu this mHt,L ur was lu Mr. Mybut.
flu'H UillrH 600 tarlHy question: hen
VI QUINN baiI uy wan cd him 10 Hrs
D'Uluu 'I. aImvtuiugp- uiu not
tayu yEf lsIHul what DC wac. 10 was
5000 Gus. Hluu That Jed witness 90
rga.a meet D'Bleu 900 tho hallway
when tau iUmrr wont into H,tsuIefg
fuIu. Wituufs rymaiuUJ outside, lie
was uut HuTU whether O'Buru was Iu
Ngbufrlu's gniHr when thul was sniI.
NUvu be met U'Bupu in tho hallway
IIllIus into lilgm.'s Uil'sr O'Bfuu
asked him O. wait moment, tuen
stepped into tuv room, opened the
IrAWrf- winch vac nos lIgNu4-."rIa-
lluI AROUND" uu4 90 scout the circulate.
hu .uu handed luym 90 witness 10
IHAu care uf. This WuH lu the latter
YArs ui AuSutt. attn uv believed,
tIU circulars WuIU H4II Iu have
been mailed. Bio uaI seen samu
H' thrui about tAu town bsi0re tlif.
D'arru 49, not tell witness why hu
tuaE luu CiIcuInrs, uuu hp uII u.t
uIuE lu exchanged bBIf d.aua
words with hIm.
Frank A.. Bic uruu, tho complain.
Aui 600 the uaHu said hu had known
tuu defendant 10 ,yhir some live uT
rlA yugr-. Witness was pTrslGuui ui
tue SAT- Lake Bulldog ami Loan
Az citation lu August ui last year, aud
mad ureu % rtDusuJldBs since Its Ufsuu-
ahlgu number OF yturs age, lie
took % gIuat Interest iu IT, WgliuTy.
Richie wa. formerly secretary agI
attorney lHr thu citation, Uut after
Mliul, l1Hii altogether severed hIs
gHuuuHiiuH with DO From tI.t sim
600 .l..- ceiling J1isluI on litCuIu's
ItI. Iu regard 60 tbs assoc nuuu'f
business. lutir relations, 90 any rate,
we're very uu'rvudiy. Acting upon
CIttsn lIiurmatluut Wltluss uul alf.
4, 5. Kinney, shortly baiur, 40 O'Clock
Hu the uiguI OF AuEua. -ilh, went 90
llu Salt Lake poet. lee, Knocked 40
luU uuIr ui the mplIyys' department
and were admitted behind. lucy
stationed tuumB1lyu8 NEAR tho last via
a0W ul the tuJtuuGst corner, aud alter
% snort time tue defendant BIlcniu
came To, went zap 90 tho slot maTluu
"C.tyh anu deposited 70 uhTCul OF ON.
vu.opcs. These they examined inn
mH.lulrly h'trTWHrau, 200 COMPANY
win CLERK Fraser There were about
200 Boo number aud uusraiuI, one ~
taiIu lrluE addressed "tuaFluH ~.
-ayuTy, city, AuI utuuss 90
tAuN Holland, JuIfu Sawyer, A.
uauaucT JE,CS. Kinney, Geo. H. Brlgu,
u.y, There we've i've envelopes
addressed 90 wllu,asl containing seven
90 eight CliuIllm, nuI Ull of tAr PACK.
ages were uajfyatl ga typuwrliug-
with bennington, one oil when ana
vuigrs NItUhlu uHgl 90 have iu his
aNics, Ga one Di tue envelopes witness
was styled "h Iuafablr,n the word be.
Ing underlined, (Laughtpfl
In Cfusf.pLhmiuHtlUu, witness said
there were Some 200 Remington ma.
chimes ln ufu4lu thIs city. "JudguU
Blazer formerly hndAllsmiugtUn Whon
bIs IN Sc was ln the same room me- that
OF lnu Salt Lake Building a Loan
association,
"whJ h. Judge Bluz5I2" asked MI
sutherland win an assumed air OF
Innocence.
"Wyll, Judge Blazer IL a gentleman
who lives mere iu Town" (Laugutcr.J
Nc sutherland said they might hear
something moro OF the Judge" before
,lu" got through here.
The witness was questioned Ia De-.
cara 10 Joe O'buuu, ul whom hu said
Ar had heard 80 F1gd deal iu different
ways" hn was not aware, however,
That boo could 'put up "a JOB upon auF
guIuIn suOuJ 10 GOOD as anybody DO the
United HlGtB-." Witness hlfuI
O'Brisu as ~ detective week or TWO
before the circulars wore mailed, o.
"HhaluW" NIich.u over that matter,
aud ho was 10 DO paid $50 Tor his ser.
Woes,
Court adjourned At this point fyr the
usual noon rgCgss.
MD Nr3uuIu, On further ufor-,x-
animation thu r.ltgu1uu H.I uUu.u
not employ Blazer 10 lgJs uu luH
matter Hu went 10 the pusHnlua Uu
that particular night in pursuance d.
Information that Ae received nom Jlu
O'Brieu, On one occasion, the wit.
.Css admitted, no aud Richie had
personal encounter l,lchie called
MIN vile names aud therefore lac
knocked him down.
Attorney q. 8 Kinney was the next
witness. Pr1f o. Augu,t 10, 1894 he
rald, hu was sJOnbhlluer VI me Salt
Lake Building g. Loan assoulUtl1u,au
had been is secretary aud attorney Tor
about yea. At certain uirectors'
meeting he heard Rituulo say he Ind
nothing against ANY member Of the
u1utd excel MCGurFlu, whom uU
called vile names ami SHOOK lii fist
lu his hgr, tuTeuetueI 10 camp on
his tBIl ana DO him up. A
personal encounter accompanied all
thisuud she pnIlIes went over together.
Witness iHuu testified 10 having rDuu
with Mr. MgGurIiu 10 the Uus,unlCr,
D. fsIH