Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05
AFTER VAN WICK,
View York Mayor NJ us, Tell Of the Ice


Trust.
Nav York. June 5-=Justiee Gaynor.
deeidel yesterday that the section of
thacharter under wiieh the moyor and
other officials ef the city have been
Ecaliea before him TO testifyin the mat
ter Of the ice trust investigation is not
only constitutional, hut necessary for
1.-The safety Of the citizen. He has de-.
4 !nied tbs motion to yacate the order and
ishas called for the taking Of testimony
Tat 10 o'clock in the morning next sat
lurdav The mayor must testify.
| Controller Goer has held up ah city
payments to the ice trust until the
Whole matter al issue is settled. lhe
i.controlier was also served With an af-
Ifidavit yesterday morning requesting
him to mike void the contracts with
lens city under Which the ice trust
leases its docks on the water front. a $
called for in SECTION ,3a3 of the charter.
Justice Gaynor in his decision hold
ing that the mayor and other officials
must TESTIFY commenting on the con-
Isiitltional.ty Of the laM, said:
This statute was passed 70 help the
ISren t payers and tax payers of the city
to keep watch Of the conduct Of their
Eo.lieiais and in the hope of enabling
them by publicity TO proven official be
ltrayals of trust which had come TO be
50 persistent and common. and We're 50
HON. base. vulgar and heartless as e
make many believe that we had
reached an era when the permanent
4 decay of our civilization had set in.
.,It should not be narrowed in its
scope: nor should it be held void unless
tup6n grounds leaving no other course,
IF it be said that It enables the citi-
| zen 10 b. meddlespnae, the answer is
THAT purity and integrity in govern
Ement can be obtained and preserved
/ only by the wholesome vigilance and
lmeallcsomences of theciizen.'
At Albany last night Governor
4 I,oSse..s Sd. after rnnsultation with At
tor,iey- General Davis. decided not t.
4 take executive action until the attor-
.fney general has had time in which t.
70 over the points of la" involved and
Adecide upon the mode of procedure u
4 be taken. The attorney general, wher
The has decided upon what steps 10 pnr-
sue. will submit his decision 10 tbs
A governor for his approval. The gov
sIernoi said:
|, 4
4 PREACHING Importance and questions o.
4 50 grave a nature are involved, esps
4 cially5 In regard to those holding offl,
I.cial positions in the city government
that the attorney general desires to gt
4 into both the facts and the law will
lexhaustive thoroughness before decid
4 ing what action he will take. and cor
4 daily agree with his attitude
II is a judicial proceeding into which
it is needless to say that no persona
OF party consideration VIII be Above,
4 for one moment enter"
4 1890
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