The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
T VIOLATED
''APPO|NTMENT
'''F Never Sign Papers
liant United States
Attorney.
T.
q I'LL BE CONTESTED
g g Charged That His
+ /. nent Was Illegal
= = lly Made.

tsil McCrea, who has been
ag yh Hyrum E. Booth that
IN. .snt of Justice has desig-
eu1s the Assistant United
Aissll,s; ;ssey for the District of
y ssFer sign any of the COM
y ss papers which he draws up
L S1, for the very good rea-
NJ a by a well-known and
As storney yesterday, "that
snt is illegal and de-
,ri that his selection is not
Efsst the statutes or their In
PkniEy the department which
appointment. -
- 5 ) ldbys, the hierarchy-that
IL pf twenty-six-are nearly
sd rsrs and law-defiers. The
G is a self-confessed law
hw-defer, He is indorsed
'Eploot and sustained by the
Cantor in his crimes. Booth
~ the apostle and it is
A. ig that the attorneys as
ri be chosen in defiance of
~, ,Ti His Resignation.
hfsa was appointed United
hi,y and was inducted into
ins ested the resignation Of
tnon,. who for eight years
4 place. Hyrum E., ac-
r.Tu ,e Tribune's informant,
Vi authorities at Washing.
la rington would resign. He
~ McCrea into office be-
ti adjourned. But Cher
n, pat. lie refused to re-
y ,tood all the importuning |
~ ~ ne 7th inst, Charles w.
- stant Attorney General,
e. Booth thus:
Ell be appointed assistant.
sngton that unless he re-
ices will be terminated.
..s, s5a Acting Attorney-Ge
e was shown to Mr.. Cher
,the assistant attorney
to resign.
-olation of Law.
g1 The Tribune, Friday, a
az zen of Salt Lake, in
-le removal Of Mr.. Cher
RIm'ed that his removal was
" Nation of the law, which
~
:, in the opinion OF the Dis.
by district or the Chief Jus
,ritory and the District At.
A9 by writing, the public in.
@Lf ono or more as6istant dis
;hlny be appointed by the At
but such opinion shall state
-Gencral the facts. Us dis .
conclusions, showing tho ne
- Such assistant district Mt
paid such salary MS tho At
c1nay from time TO time dc.
rrtch, which shall III no case
iund fiyo hundred dollars per
Judge Marshall's visit to
inued this prominent cit
- q. Booth, as I am in
cuned the Judge to make
ted above, but without
ssdocket was clear. Since
g been FIVE cases against
oal land thieves filed. To
special counsel has been
get Judge Marshall to !
e appointment, it was {
1t might be possible 10
Judge here during Judge !
sence and then work :
This scheme also failed.
no need of an assistant
Attorney. Idaho has
: work In that State is l.,
a Utah.
rington be induced, how
- the way would be clear
ga could easily be pushed {
ia, Cherrington stood pat. r
he stood on his merit, c
dtaw to Be Violated. c
= has been wanting the y
against the trusts, has q
the law officers of the 3
yet here in Utah he per- +
tprney-General to violate
the assumption, / pre- +
tan has so many Inv O
another infraetion will a
>frence In the State. I
%ct stares the Department n
the face: How can the c
emand an enforcement of II
ut violates the law itself (,
"a plain statute. 1t looks r
In keeping with some h
lie IN the past. h
Be Contested.
" of MeCrea IS appoint
contested, not in the ap-
II or at the department, L
Indictment is presented
mature OF Mr., McCrea. a =
3 made TO the court TO :
tment on the ground that
signed ii was not legal Z
Tor the reason that such Z
Las made in plain viola n
tute: On this the fight n
ind | believe that it will X