Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-23
PAISLEY CASE
STILL UNDECIDED
Alleged Butte HoId.up Declines 10
Return and Fights for
Freedom.
REQUISITI0N PAPERS HERE.
Attorneys Who Have Been secured by
The Accused Promise IA Legal
Battle.

Gov, Cutler Is this afternoon having
presented to him the facts in the case
of William Paisley with the object in
View of securing his recognition OF the
requisltlon papers issued by GOV. Toole
OF Montana. Should his excelency de-
termine that the papers are in accord
ance with the facts and honor the re-
QUESTION It is anticipated that the at
torneys for the accused hod-up will
carry the case into the district court.
and fight the removal Of the prisoner out
OF the state to the last ditch. The pa
pers arrived in this city this morning,
and City Detective McGarvey, in whose
charge the prisoner mas been since his
dramatic arrest as told in the News"
OF saturday VIII leave no stone unturn-
ed TO get his prisoner back to Butte. He
Is confident mat he has the right man,
Deputy Sheriff Mike Quinn OF Silver
Bow county, Mont. arrived In Salt
Lake this morning with the Tequisitiuu
papers directed to Gov. Cutler.
The suspected man has secured the
services of Weber & McGurrln, and
Ally. William Newton TO look after his
interests ana very lively fight is
promised. one Of the things 1t Is antic-
ipated that the attorneys will demand
Is the return of the sl,1S2 which was
taken from the prisoner by the officers
az the time OF his arrest. and which
the Montana officers declare Is portion
Of the $4,000 stolen by Paisley and his
partner ut the time the Hennessy Mer-
camille store was held up, exactly two
weeks ago today. The officers in the
meantime have taken the precaution to
express this money back 10 Butte.
Despite this the accused seems 10 have
other funds, and his attorneys prom
Use stiff fight. They anticipate being
able to prove an alibi, and also that
this cash was obtained by Paisley In
legitimate manner.
As there is a big reward for the ap-
prehension OF the hold-ups, the officers.
confident in the assurance that they
have the right man. will hold him at
all hazards. In case habeas corpus pro-
ceedngs are looked upon with favor
by the court they Will In all probability
arrest Paisley again on another charge
In order TO hold him.
IL the story told by the officers is to
be credited Paisley is dangerous
character He has served several terms
In the penltentiaries Of different states
aitu WIZ At'h'' lhilh AUNnttN NDtn IL
comes to desperate work Following
the commission Of ;ht crime ~ Butte,
Paisley and his partner were followed
10 Salt Lake, owing TO the fact that by
shadowng his wife, Detective McGar-
vey saw her buy a ticket for this cry.
From that time on the rest was easy
The woman was traced to rooming
house on Second South and taken COM
pletely by surprise. Paisley was gather
ed In before he could draw big Colts
revolver he had on his person.
Paisley and HIS wife were taken TO the
city hall but she was subsequently re-
leased, possibly In the hopes that she
would visit the alleged accomplice of
her husband However, she lost no time
In calling on a legal firm. and since
the hour she has been around IN this
city she has been working for her hus-
bands release.
Paisley, when arrested, consented to
go back without requisition papers is
suing but on his arrival at the depot on
Saturday night with the detective, he
suddenly changed his mind and refused
to bulge