The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-24
.TYNER DISMISSED FROM
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT
Safe in His Office Opened by an Expert and Many
Documents Taken by Mrs. TWeL
Woman Refuses to Give Them Up to the Authorities and Her Ar
rest Will Probably Follow

Dis office only at rare intervals, leaving
the office entirely Boz charge of his ass
slstHut for months aI O. time lie ls sur
f.riug from Iu unusually severe case or
paralysis, and Don consideration of lhls
fact The request for his resignation was
based ou his ul-health.
Tyner's Resignation.
"Ouice of the Assistant Attorney Gen
eral for the Postolfice Department
Washington.
"H. T.. PAYNE. Postmaster General:
Dear Slr-Lest the effects of the light
stroke of paralysis which recently disabled
may left leg partially, and my leIt arm
totally may prevent me from performing
ms duties satisfactorily for some time 90
The posJ0ffice department. ] deem u
proper 90 tender mas resignation of said
office. tJ take effect May d. 1903.
"lt is painful 90 me 90 thus sever my
connection with the postal service. with
which J. have been closely associated as
au officer of Che department and mem
Der of congressional committees at iu-
terrals over % period of forty-tWO years
JAMES ". TYNER."
The postmaster generals acknowledge
ment follows.
Accepted by Payne.
Washington March 0. 1893
james n. Tyner, Assistant Attorney
General Washington.
'Ay Dear Sir have your letter OF to-
ua} rendering your resignation OF the
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Er'ppmg htr were mace DL postmaster.
General FaEhe lale lhls AFTERNOON 10 a
idike number OF newspaper correspond
tuts. do voice that irgmpled with emo
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say tlat he had found IL necessary TO
remove from Office the assistant attorney
general OF the department., and aIter
sp,dAins 10 a general way about the facts
told iH the correspondence. which he then
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aA.9uHteI lhdt ne coull say nolnhs
tu- t"gi on thg sullggH ana may he PFC
ltIifu il"l 20 1r dahru any questions. ~
was assoc il any arrests VIII De mddt
as lle result on lhe ABSTRACTION. ana il
glif 'i. else I'D tue once was lhNolNel-
iie sald tndl lnese were matters when
lr touio not cl7cussi that 70 rested with
llr attorney general 70 Mnom the papers
"'uld go as soon as the record or tne
case couii De copied ana submitted. Inc
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morrow. ana what luFlner steps VIII pc
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