The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-04-28

the city council convene IL order to
knock out both tickets and enable
the old board TO hold over, that is,
q Democratic mayor, Democratic
president of the council and your
honorable(? self as city attorney?
Witness you gavt that counsel and
advice when it was liot sought for,
and no one had asked you 70 speak?
Having failed il this move, is it
not a fact hat you, few days prior
10 Tie election. procured the
Democratic petition which had
been fled with the clerk ten days
before election, and YOU wrote
certificate and added the same TO
said Democrats petition and sent
a boy with a note il the night time
tc Hyrunl Ricf.s, a Democrat: say
ing for him 70 take said Democratic
petition forthwith TO the registrar
an1 have said certificate signed,
which YOU yourself had added CON
trarv TO law, and III the interest Of
tie Democratic party2 Thinking
now you had the Democratic petition
safe. is il not fact that you made
a proposition by a messenger to
Hyrutn Kicks to the effect that you
would, (if funds were furnished) go
OF send one Chas. L. French, Re
publican (:), Your partner, e Judge
Stevens and have restraining
order issued q prohibit the Re
publican ticket from being put on
the official ballot2
Again witness, is it not fact
that you called one Mr. Liinperly
into your Office, before election and
advised him to vote for Eli Nc
Intvre for the reason that William
| Stevens was not fit man for the
office? Also, is it not a fact that
on election day you sent your boy
to the said Stevens and requested
him to send a carriage 10 your resi-
dence, which he did. bringing yor
and your family to the polls, and
then after you had cast your Re
publican CD vote, you told Mr.
McIntvre, the Democratic nominee,
that you had done him 10 harm by
the casting of that Republican G,
vote?
Is it not fact that on the nigh
Of the election you inquired by
phone for the results OF the return
you we're informed that Mcintyre
Democrat was elected mayor, yoI
said Good, Good.
Witness further, every body il
Rexburg knew and knows now tina
the one and only issue il the city
campaign was against James II
Wallis being appointed city
attorney Upon that issue FIVE Re
publican councilmen were elected
tone Republican holding oyer) an
+, while on q close vote Mcintyre
! Democrat, received majority Q
: two votes over the Republicans
: nominee; And now you, James Il
Wallis have the iror-clad an
unnlitigated gall, to asl, these Re
! publicaus to support yon for reaG
: pointnent as city attorney
Witness, Is It not also iact tlls
g y-ou have written Mark Austin {
the sugar Cisy people tllat 20
q would move tie major par q yoy
q newspaper nearing yourself)
that place II they would iNdcI'
you for postmaster Of lhe Swe'
i Town
Sc Gods and Litsle Fisa. rAia
!. Of it James II. Wallis pos-mast'
Of Sugar City and city attorney
ReTburs
i Now, Nr. B3s.s,e, s.a.e ~
? name, age, occupation, poii.ice AZ
i residence
!. Aus. Thos. +. Bas-4H 4.
fr,a.:ca. q tfl- Fr=laoa 4ize
the NlormoA ChurcA ina1ae.--
the F~csioa. Really aai l.-ss.'le'
IS Company Eosa-y pual:c ~
d Insurarce agert; s~licila~ So II
4 .,;litary bad Democrat, place
J: -esie.snce. Sugar City with eraac
Office al ReHbHre,