Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-12

mont shall 20 to The captains in their
Is,pootiye districts" but that the cut-
ON OF the chief has been and IL in
giving orders TO the captains 20 90 20
through third party with the miro.
ductory rsmarks, Tell the captAlu,'
etc.
As TO MoEuY MATTERS.
That rule foriy.one says that "lhe
chief " acting chief NJ toe depart
mont only shall have authority 90 re-
reivs any money or reward Tor ser
vices rendered by the department,
which money OF reward shall immt-
dIatrly 10 turned over T. the chairman
OF tho commission That on hpul
10. 1896. Mr.. Nathan Sears handed
Mr.. D.viur % check iu his favor Tor
slg5: that it WIS - given with tue
upders andinR that tho money was 10
he usru iu purchasing UaCu " sue men
pair Of pants; that DHviur crsheI
aid cheek Apfil 70, 1880, and that
nothing was heard Il tue cuucs until
May 81, 1895, tofty.fve days alter thu
receipt OF the money; that II wa not
until Mr.. Seats Instituted an Inquiry
~ to where the money had goRt tlat
Devine promised To account ior 10,
which IL II alleged has not yet been
done, to their knowledge.
IScoMrErENCY ALfEGrD.
That he has proved himself wholly
inc mpeteut In hghling nrc'. That
This was clearly shown IN tue Lpmsu-
Wnllentein cguilngfaliOn where MS
intfiiceucy was ~ manifest that tho
inilHtofy LaI 70 be tikeu by his cub.
ordinatot; that at the WAliDur CIoth.
ing company fre, when occurred
near tho Cullen hotel IN May, g.11f
intfiiclency was shown sui tue Ices
gteat--CnudiiiOus nlturc'nr ihrAtuH'
Ablp. unuCccTsary u Y0digg 10 also
charged b. eNungulsument VI The SAT-
Lake Forwarding company Nai'
house me last year; lhli Dtviuo !
recently complained o. the sex Of |
water pfn,surr. As 10 shat it|
l. said that itetvsu OF bav. ]
ing the steamers IN service |
TO RIvo possession Ia case VI nn tmcf- |
genuy he hsd stored the steamers away I
nnd disposed Ut the horses, an He. .
which 10 oharacterlz,i AZ grJts care
Iessuo,H aud lack Oi foresight
Then olme tunumerabc charge /
regarding the general clnuuct Of tho
department; Oi removing bose uud /
Fcduoiug service a. tho we1t sldh
hlAtiIn, near tho lumtor yard, VI
PATCHING up the firr apparatus without
iugatu q tue safety % tue men.
LACK Oh BRAVERY.
After thir comes tue charge q n
want u bravery on tue paft OF zoe
chlei ;lthat hn iails ~ enter thr ia cdest
OF the blaze; sud thal he stands on tue
sidewalk, Rud from that pOigt gives
orders 90 his mon; that hr does not
visit Station NJ. 9 On an nv
ofage Of once month, thus
showing En inAtluntion not coz
ducIve TO the bost interests ~ the
department. Then follows List 81
specified accusations Oi iucapaoity ANA
general unftness TO govern msn; Of a
eurly and snApplsh dispSsltloD; Of a
demeanOr towards suboTdiuAtes that IL
almost u nbeafabls; tnat he is baugbty,
imperious and dictatOTisl Ia his man
mel, that he IL breeding = feeling OF
discomfort and hatred detrimental TO
tho best intsrssts OF the department;
that he utterly falls 10 harmouizs the
differences bvtweon the men or be-
tween himself and them; that as para
proof OF this, the fact In cited thst the
chief and assistant chief have not been
IN speaking terms for months.
ALLEGED FAvomTisM.
That iavotitism IL manifest In deal.
ing with the meu; that IL. Mccarthy |
zone OF the iayotites; that the latter /,
was allowed 10 20 ~ CoAlyillo on a
Walt without putting on a substitute,
that he drew pay therefor; that other
mon Invariably have 10 supply sub,ti.
tutes. FavoTitism 10 then claimed
for w. III. BywaIcr and Michael Earl
ana instances Of this cited nj length.
MUSE uIRL AND CARPENTER.
ployes TO do work IN his private house.
hold and quarters; that Ed. McCr.
thy acted ~ nurse girl Tor Mr.. De.
vines baby and carpenter Tor her bed.
chamber; that the IN Aterisl used for
city; that he discharged Mrs.
NJ. T., McGinnis, the Are depart.
mant malron who was receiving
$40 per month and that he employed
young man, Lucas Robinson, 10 take
her place AZ an increased salary Of S26 |
Per month, when increase WAS gwen
on the agreed stipulation that Robin.
son should attend the baby OF the Dc.
vine household and do chores for the
family. In naturalization VI this latter
charge hn uilldRvil 10 attached TO tho
petition and marked "Exhibit A."
USBBCoMISu CONDUCT.
Charges OF conduct unbecoming an
officer and gentleman; that beiOrs he
was chief Of tho department Robert
Common was secretary OF tho depart.
ment; that the latter On leaving the
department wac employed at Walker
Bros. a Fyler'a store; that soon after
he secured said position Deylne called
nj tho Etoro nndI thfeAteninRly said
10 MIR. Adams, the manager,
while poiutiug 10 Common, ~
viii not trade c. d.
dollar In this house As long ~ tlat -
sneak remains Ia the employ Of this
tlfm anu will use my Influence with
my ttivads anu the hremon not to
trade here"
Al OUTS WITH INSURANCE AGENTS
That he has been uugenllemanly Ia
his intercourse with tue Insurance
men Of the city; that without evidence
on which o. ua-B nia charge nr wrote
an insulting aud ungrgglrm nv letter
10 One Me. Mary OCunuir, IRE de.
parlmeIt washer W1msu, charging
ntr with luru'nilE ppd linen
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