The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-07
TEMPLE RECORDS
ARE DEMANDED
Data Regarding Marriages is
Wanted.
SUBPOENA FOR S. S. NEWTON
MARSHAL'S DEPUTY FINDS Hin
IN IDAHO.
ID EcORDs OF marrIages perforned Il

4 LNOltDo u lAdIIt dstS performed ~
II the Salt Lake temple are de-
manded by subpoena duces
.tecum served on John Nicholson. re-
corder of the temple. by United states
Marshal b. b. Haywood last evening.
In addition TO requiring the presence of
Mr.. Nicholson before the SmoOt inves-
LEGATION committee at Washington on
Dec. y the subpoena reads:
And bring with you all Of the tenn
pie records in your possession or under
your control. or of which you are III
custody. or over which YOU have any
authority. pertaining or in any manner
relating TO marriage ceremonies per-
formed i'm the endowment house and I'm .
the temple of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints in the city
c. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Marshal Haywood met Mr.. Nicholson
~ appointment at Mr. Nicholson's
home last evening During the after
loon Mr.. Nicholson telephOned to the
lnarshal's Office to say he understood
NJ. Haywood was looking for him. II
have been looking for him. too" sale
Mr.. Nicholson. adding that he would b.
at home at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Haywood
called at the hour set and served ,he
subpoena.
During the day Mr.. Haywood was ad-
Used by George r. Gibbs. secretary of
the Mormon church. that George Rey-
holds. for whom the marshal has
subpoena, would meet the officer this
morning and an appointment was al
cnce made.
Newton is Found.
Marshal Haywood was advised by
wire last night that Tom Pitt who
was empowered by Mr.. Haywood &c
serve subpoenas on 5. s. Newton ana
Emma Johnson. had succeeded i'm IOcat-
ing the witnesses and securing service
Of subpOenaS upon them at Sugar City
Ida. These witnesses were sought by
the committee at its former sitting
Newton. who was a contractor of SaIt
Lake. evaded service by leaving the
country. He was at Nome, Alaska. for
q time, and returned to the states later
The woman is reputed to De a plural
wife of Newton. 1t is understood they
have been known as Mr.. and Mrs
Smith al Sugar City. although Mr.
Iltt's telegram was silent on this
rOint.
With the announcement that New
ton had been subpOenaed in Idaho I'M
der the direction of Marshal Haywood
il became known that the Utah mar
IF securing the witnesses from Idaho as
Well as from Utah. He has received
thirty-three su0poenas for the tive
states. 1t is thought number Of per
sons in Idaho in addition TO those al
I lady reached. win be called
VIII Report Today.
Mr. Heywood's deputies are stiH busy
a. the two states. Reports on all the
rr~f14 .f1saF ,1~ f,l.
day. The great territory 10 cover in
limited time. coupled with the fact that
the United States court is now in ses-
sion, has made necessary great nus
Ting on the part of the marshaTs force
Fir. Haywood undertook to personally
serve all witnesses supposed to be IN
Salt Lake, sending deputies to other
oints. Five Salt Lakers. .Messrs.
Nicholson. Hamlin, Norris, Wallis and
Mrs. Ellis have been subpOenaed. Ny.
Reynolds viii be served today. Five
others. Apostles Grant Taylor and
COwiey. Mrs. Nell ClawsOn Brown and
Mrs. Lillian Hamlin Cannon are be-
ieve6 TO be outside the United States.
Mrs. Brown is said to be a plural
wife of John Silver of Salt Lake and Is
supposed to be in Canada
At the home of Bishop Morris. who
was subpOenaed Monday night il was
STATED last evening that the bishop had
been seized by an attack of Illness and
had been confined TO his bed all day.
While not viewing his condition as
charming a member Of the family said
last night his departure for Washing
ton would probably have 10 be post
Poned for several days, If not indef-
nitely. 1t is thought Bishop Morris
viii be questioned in regard to poly
gamy.
Apostle John Henry Smith. whose i'll
ness prevented attendance at the for
mer sittings of the committee. returned
from Mexico yesterday. 1t is under
stood no subpoena for him has been
received.