The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-21
SCHETTLER ONCE
MORE GIVES BAIL
Third Arrest SWeIIs His Bond
to $4,000.
COUNTY ATTORNEY STOPS
MOVEMENT TO HAVE RECEIVER
ANDERSON DISQUALIFIED.

For the third time since his bank went
SIt Iie hahds OF a receiver. BerNard II.
socheLtler was arrested YESTERDAY morn
ing on two warrants charging him with
Receiving money from depositors after ne
knew that his bank was insoIvent He
Sregatug $500.
Mrs. Caroline Thompson was the first
COIilPldlIlaiI She is the aged woman who
procured SEQ from Schettler on Nov /
after she had threatened TO bring sum
mary proceedings to make him disgOrge.
She mad been 10 Former County 4 ttOrney
hitaker in October with her complaint
ana he advised her to use moral ner-
Suaslon with the banker This s1s did
put II was not until Receiver r. X An
derson, acting as an individual and not
as receiver, convinced SChcttler hat il
was 70 MS interests to settle, that she
received the money she demanded.
True to Her Convictions.
Mrs Thompson still had the sum of $50
IN the bank, which she had deposited ON
June l3. 1904. This money was her own
the othe- was a trust fund When. there,
iioIe' ON wednesday evening, at the meet
ing of the depOSitors she advoCa red
bringing additional criminal proceedfngs
against the eX-banker il was not con-
S,G9eIed strange yesterday. among the
oIher depoSltors. that she followed up her
CONVICTIONS She charged SchettIer in her
complaint with having received the money
az uHe when he knew that his bank
Not long after Mrs. Thompson had filed
her complaint Mrs. Martha Christine Lar
sen. who lives at s Morris Row in the
thirteenth ward, appeared at County At
lorney Chrtstensen's office and filed a
complaint charging Schcttler with having
received $l425 from her Oct 3 at time
when he knew his bank was insOlVent
Inc county attorney issued complaints
sued by Justice of the Peace Dana T.
smith The warrants were served on
Schettler at $50 o'clock i'm the morning
ana wlthin an hour he was at liberty,
Robert Patrick. first counselor to Bishop
.. = Whitney, qualifying in slO90 bail
on Mrs. LarSen's complaint and DR.. T
A. Clawson. dentist. and grandson of
brigham Young, qualifying in the sum
OF 5000 on that of Mrs Thomson
A number of other depositors went TO
Mr.. Christensen yesterday to file COM
plants. but he said he had no desire to
act the role of prosecutor. He thought
the complaints already issued were suf-
ficient to hold Schettler. and the grant
considered IN the hght OF persecution. lie
did not believe that the ex-banker con-
temDlated evadinE the issue, and even if
now under. $4,000. would deter him from
going beyond the jurisdiction of the
courts. From another source IL was
learned yesterday that Frederika Erick-
son of the Nineteenth ward was prepared
to file complaints in two cases. and that
Mrs. Larsen was ready to swear to in
formation in eight additional charges. In
view of the position taken by the county
plants will be entertained, for the pres
ent 1T least.
Want the Receiver Removed.
II was reported yesterday that some of
the creditors of the defuuct bank arc not
satisfied with the manner in which R r.
Anderson the receiver. is conducting the
affairs o. the institution. Several OF
them went to Attorney General Marshall
A Breeder, and while they did not open
" request that he should take steps TO
have Mr. Anderson removed. they made
known their grievances. which were in
effect that they thought he had not been
taking proper care of their interests. The
attorney general has the matter under
Amusement.
When this new complication was told TO
Mr.. Anderson he said:
4 do not feel that / have any tight to
express ar opinion at this time. The
matter has not been brought officially to J
my attention. and therefore I do not
think that il is incumbent on me to make !
a statement of my position. / will say
this. though. that in last Mondays Herald
made n fun answer TO tho many cTiti- /
cisms made by persons not acquainted |
with the multitudinOus details of this If !
fair, and I am assured by my attorney. /
Judge Zane. that that reply covered all |
the ground. Furthermore il would not /
be decOrOuS for me to make statement :
now in regard to this new phase of the 1
case until ] am required TO do so by Judge /
Morse It was he who appointed me re 4
ceiver. and it is 20 him l am personally /
responsible for the conduct of my office. /
He is now i'm Washington. but on his re-
turn l will be pleased TO Law bare every
thing J have done since I qualified as
receiver. and I think the showing will be
such as to satisfy every fair-minded per
son that I have jealousy guarded the in
-erests Of the depOsitors from the start"