Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-16
|u1lH SHEEP OWNERS
WIN ONCE MORE.
.,ot;oe on Jesse M. Smiths Flocks
V'1 n,;sod- Probable That Judge Beatty
Will Punish Deputies.

Of Idaho as ordered by this court, II "a,
on the Sth day Of April SAID DAVIS W.
Jones arrested Frank Shafer, the lofe-
man of afflant and herder In charge 81
said sheep, and quarantined all OF sai9
sheen. That said Jones also forced salu
shafer TO 20 with him to Malad Clty'
Idaho. and has ever since held MN
there in custody and compelled MIN 10
abandon his charge OF said sheep
Aaiant h Informed and believes that
A. Is the intention OF the Defendants
other than said Lowe, to wholly ignore
and disregard the said order OF ms
court except thta they will permit SAID
sheen found free from disease 10 merely
cross the Idaho state line and then pro-
coed to quarantine and Interrupt them
mon every possible pretext, however
unwarranted the same may be. lhat
unless further restrained by this court
defendants WILL az soon as the sheep
of the complainants have crossed over
the line into Idaho, arrest the persons
I'm charge of the same and quarantine
their sheep for such time and In such
manner as TO defeat the order or this
court and IN violation OF the injunction
heretofore issued against the defend
ants in this action.
The atlantis said sheep are In the
same condition as to health and Free
dom from scab and scabbles as they
we're when they were examined by Dr.
II. NJ Rowe, United states live stock
inspector. and found by him and his
court to be free from disease
That said sheep are free from disease
and the sole purpose Of the said defend
| ants In arresting afiiant and said Shafer
and quarantinne his said sheep Is TO
| further annoy and damage atflant ana
compel him and all nonresident sheep
| owners 10 surrender the grass and feed
| upon the public domain in the state Of
| Idaho 10 the defendants and their con-
federates. who propose to exclude nom
residents therefrom.
That while In the cars en- route from
RoIse. Idaho. to Ogden, Utah. on the
! evening OF March 80, 1901. said Defend
ants with Lindsey r. Rogers, one Of
,he solicitors In this cause, and afiiant
had n conversation In which said de-
PENDANTS stated that az soon as said
sheep of complalnants crossed the line
INTO the state Of Idaho, irrespective OF
whether they were found clean by the
Idaho state inspector and Dr. John Nc
pirney or not. they intended to inspect
them again and collect an inspection
Zee from compliments therefor and
quarantine said sheep II they wanted to.
That said Rogers then stated to de-
PENDANTS that II they interfered with
J the sheep OF complalnants he would
hove them brought into court for con-
npt That the defendant j. X. Thorn
as. then said they, the defendants,
would quarantine said sheep as soon as
they came into the state Of Idaho and
the other defendants appeared to acqui-
esce and join In the same purpose and
the tenor OF their conversation was TO
that effect, excepting said Lowe They
further stated that they were acting
under the advice Of Attorney General
Frank Martin and George Gray, the lat
ter the attorney for Oneida county
Idaho. Wool Growers association.
JESSE NJ. SN TIL.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of April, 1901.
ADAM DUNCAN,
Notary Public.