The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-13
THE SALT LAKE HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, 1895

thing else, and with the unblushing eff
frontery of a villain of the very nrst
water. He was trapped in false swearing
at least a dozen times. How would IL
do to get copies of The Herald OF the
18th, 10th, 21st and 22nd to the boy and
Stratton? 1t might have a good ERECT.
By the way what is Stratton's address?
Send it to me and I will send him papers
from time to time With same mail SEND
this, l write TO Geo. p. z. urging MIN
to get that receipt of F. a. G. that we
spoke Of when l was last at Chicago.
Dey agrees with me that an emergency
may arise in the course OF your trial
that the paper in question Will become
cessary to Geo. P. Now Martin, finan-
cially, l am a busted community" My
lawyers are constantly hammering
away at me for counsel fees, but with
paid in that direction s17S.1 10. l have Dor
rowed since coming from Chicago, $500,
and that is gone. AS l have frequently
told you, 1 put all my good money IN
that Idaho gold mine and there 1T Is.
Martin, just now l am helpless to help
However, l am hoping for the smiles
of the gods and probably by the time
needed | may be in shape to chip IN.
It's too bad and a downright shame that
II. and C. don't do the square thing. Any
suggestion you may have to make with
me and l will put things in motion. Re
CARDS TO Mrs. II. Yours, etc.
ON THE JUMP.
NJ. A. Hayl1en, Esq:
My dear sir-It would seem that our
letters cross each other in the mails.
Your last to me was received just a DAY
it was with one prior thereto. Since
February we have been constantly on
the jump, either in defending ourselves
trying to make it uncomfortable for the
other fellowS-and we are still at II.
Whittemore is using every possible ef-
fort and imaginable scheme to Whlte-
wash his pal Davis, and I'm AFRAID tnat
he may be successful in the end. Today
we were all before the grand jury with
Whittemore present, doing his utmost to
defend Davis. You better believe that we
had a red hot time. | had him where
1 could talk to him as 1 pleased, and you
bet l did so. | told him that he had
bought and paid for Davis testimony,
and that he, Whittemore was fortunate
in not being made co-defendant IN the
case-then being examined. The grand
LEGATION until tomorrow some time VIII
let you know the result as soon as the
same is made public.
The new jury is all right. They are
good square fellows, barring two OF
,hree-and we can expect fair treatment
from them. Dey has been SO much en-
gagged lately in other branches OF the
court that L have talked but little with
him.
Don't be uneasy about your bondsmen
here. They are all right Only today
Dittman told me to give to you MS re-
CARDS when l wrote you. Inc Wnole
town apparently has turned on Wnltte-
more abusing him and calling him names
hard enough to even please you and L.
He is the laughing stock of the city.
Tell Mrs. II. that we all have not
only drank once but dozens OF tunes 70
the health of all concerned, and If JUS
tice is half done Mr.. Whittemore Will
be sunk deeper than McGinty. To be
honest, Hayken, Whittemore is an ass
but with an abundance of gall to skin
as thick as that of a wild boar
Perseverance is his Only redeeming
quality and that comes from his ignor-
ance The poor devil is having an aw-
fully hard row to hoe just now and as
I told him today, its just commenced 10
What, if anything do you know about
that fellow Colby, of whom Whittemofe
spoke to your friend Gay? If you Know
him describe him to me. He might drop
in on you and L want to be on the
alert. Now my boy this end of the line
is being well cared for. Everything kept
straight and in perfect tune. The new
trial Jury before which our cases will be
heard is generally composed OF good
square fellows. Not one of them is OF
Whittemores selection like the panel OF
last fall, and not one OF them Will 90
his bidding. 1t is said that every dog
has his day and certainly Whittemore
has had his. If you can keep things all
Straight there I cannot but prophesy a
fsvorahIe ending to this unfortunate
mess as you SO aptly term term it. tn Those s.
people, the two must be Kept In line at
all hazards.
1 presume that you are aware that that
ex-Judge King is partner with Brown
&. Henderson. Henderson is an old
granny" An old maid in law law t matters IS
such matters. DO not misunderstood me
I know that Judge Henderson is a gen en-
tle.nan: a fine lawyer and all that, but
IS spoken of as being an old fogey in
some matters. L am sorry that Brown
As / wrote above I have seen u but t
little and talkei less with Dey 1or or, a
win arrange for ssti 6a f ana c seo
eynect to go west on Sunday to be
gone at least four days, and IL dq Wba 1naf
transpire in the city. go OH mining NJ
business. Give my regards to Mrs: II;
and bid her be Of good cheer. for all
is well that ends well. Write when en-, ~ you
can Yours, etc., j. II. MOf1rSlo'