The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-05

political job for himself2" 90 nice
Inc bauistcr drew himself mn
MS lnquisitor over from the COW -ooEal
eye lhen replied. with savarfry- ?. -l DIS
panut hTain ye hev. CIaucv g.. lls
'--'-' 81 'nere amy job be hasn't so.
Judge Horace Russell told tho ror--.
STORY; Nolan once had ! .rf. wing
name was Mrs. Noriarifr Whose
case had been placed upon the -s- hec
a1Is. Morlarlty appeared a-.a-.- l--.-ar.
Noian S oltice with her eleven ..-t "a
4 inally the case reached Tho +r. -..esas.
calendar, and Nolan was r- ra14.. las
~ inc opposing counsel asked ~ Try
80, poLletnehl Nolan fought The ~
pohemenI with great eI0cuarrr post
much stress upon the farr The .ing
AoFlarity had been uu- Co --. AIRS
tiOlDle ana expense of rorrfnr -,-.--.'- els
70 MS office with her eleven uf+- cay
-use DuSro. who was sitting 49,.
convinced, apparently. bv NrI1r--2 alt
LeI va oEatory, and granted the sFs,l-,-
ment- Then the baTrister arose -'--l-
Your honor" said he. -hae 500
grant poStpOnement OF the 49,. III N
Whlle i humoly submit t0 The r-r-e eng
tne court. yet j would like To- asE N
honor 60 do me personal favor" "a your
certainly. counselor. with rfaas--..
replied Judge Dugro. What fs t.-,.e,
90 you 90 my office, thnrfarss o..
mat this case has been u0sfu-rz9rr ny
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The plaintiff. Mr.. Foley. WAS svi-.,,
W Iof damages sustained hv ra-r.57- -t-
or defendant On allowing his f--t.59
escape from his stable and frasDsse %
plalntuIs lawn. Foley IS in he v-,t-.
2.r-f-f-, ,--r--. g. 49,
tnat Mr.. VS. animal caused am fbi.
jury 90 your property
FOley-Hes. sOr.
Donkey -l -3
Foley-Tied up i'm defendants s--5,.
BaTrlster-N here did you next So tr--,
Eoley-Ou me premises.
same donkey? vas ne
Foley (emphaticauy)-If I saw ,.s- ...,
up In the sthable, don't yez suD1.sA ~
Know yeZ Whln yeZ got l0lsag Az
The barrister excused Mr.. Foley
Il was IN the old supreme co--+ b.,-.
Judge David MCAdam and "a f--r ~
the barristcr was trying a rass an eng --
naii or the PLAINTIFF in a uegIlqars. e--
against the Twenty-third Street r----
town railroad, which was CONTROLLED t.
jacob sharp. who afterwards gave 3.
I name OF Doodle Aldermen =, ~.
I world ON rising 10 sum up on bst-,s
OF his client Nolan launched forth i-----
attack upon Sharp. who had ir hi --.- -
Z ner appeared in the case Raisfr5 n
! voice to a pitch that could be he1rf i-
e eiIizsi =, IN me city Hail park he con-
/ GUIDED his perOrauon as follows.
And VINO, gintlemen of the tr-r 10
jacob Sharp! I viii tell you. ginde-s-
| he is man so lost to all siusa of stti--
ana the rights of man that for the ~
| OF palthry, prospective DIVIDENDS r..
would run a railroad up your snIBa s-T
| make ties out Of your RIBS
9 %
When the bar of the city Of New v,--
gave a dinner at DtlmOniC0's reTarIv h.
/ honor Of former Justice Abraham
| Lawrence on his retirement from the
bench, one Of The remarks Nolan made
| was:
There's smyth. Hes a good Judge a
| fOine judge, but he thinks iverv nan
ought to go TO prison al least vance"
2 @ .
| Nolan on one occasion was a candidate
/ for "a municipal office, and iu the course
I Of his canvass asked a woman OF bis ar-
/ quaintanCe If she would use her nr1ers.
| in obtaining for him her husbands vote
/ Sure. I will said the woman "Ars we
| not everlastiugly grateful 90 sou ever
| since you got my husband off for steal
/ ing a gum
mo. no. my dear woman" cr.eI the
1 barrister; mot for stealing a gun. bgf f5-
/ the alleged stealing Of a gun"
! Alleged be bothered. a" replied lhe u5u-
an Come upstairs and III show y1l The
I gun"
g o .
Once arguing a case in behalf Of clients
who were sailors. and while I'm the midst
Of an exhaustive display Of nautical
scholarship, Nolan was interrupted 5Y the
court.
How comes it. counselor. that you pos
sess such a vast knowledge Of the selr
Does your honor think" RESPONDED
| Nolan, that I came over in a hack