The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
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TO HAVE THE||
Elder and Seventy p
wick Is Called to Ait
Grafters. y
THEN A PARTNERSHIP
HAD TO BE (,
Otherwise Parkinson w
Have Had His ShaF,'
the Loot. 3

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Just charged to Richards ~,,
amount divided between The W
With all these methods d f|
vogue still the thieves welis|
fed. New schemes had topb
oped. More money must bsss q
the golden goose. Up TO 4 tu|
1906, II. j. Craven of Ogdef n
the engineer in charge of e,Nl
and had stood in the way y
son and Hart, III that he hadiss|
pay estimates of the favorenr
ors, and had endeavored, as na|
in his power, to do right 4 4
This was no part of Parls II
Hart s desire, and the first std
getting him out was the ead
David Eccles. who desired ( id
the money possible in the hH "A
saints, even though he had "
some of it himself. The firsa
syphou across Bear river wel|
the National Wood Pipe con j
was made from absolutely All i
Der. Eccles urged upon Par I'd
Hart that he could furnish asrrI
Der ut possibly less figure
ANYBODY could lay the pips ,1
the National Wood Pipe CON I
this end Danielson brothersr i
contracts for syphons No. 9 "a
TO be made from lumber t. j
Piled by Brother Eccles froi !
ests and sawmills In Greg 4
which, by the way, there is
ment hanging over Eccles
head. The first carload Of &
was condemned by Engineer
that in place of being AL Gle.
scarcely "good common" II
notified. and he at once notift
that the district would have (,
use for his services, HendE1
Callan, it would appear. ID
Hart's action, but when the hi ]
priesthood was laid upon then
down, as usual. RI
Big overpayment.
The successor of Craven !
cessity brother in the Gosp'
Swan by name, having moth Z
perience in the profession.
to have had less of honesfT|
estimates of Marion Hende
Immediately padded as to III
raised as 10 classification, am
in price in spite of contracts
fcations. As an instance, II
contract on the south dam.]
creek. has been estimated bt
Swan TO contain %, 5,ll1.6 cub
embaukment, for which hen
paid at the rate of 10 cent
Yards, making the sum ofE
when resurvey CT the dam iv
clusively that only a scant
! yards are in the work, WIN
contract price. would figure NJ
ing a total overpayment Oh
Who got it? Who knows2
the district was robbed. J
all. In all contracts of II
| there is a line most difficu"t]
| between earth and loose az
earth is specified as anyt
| a cubic foot in content. OI5s
Of the work contracted by l-N|
Marion Henderson was a ~
stretch of very coarse gravelhn|
tain proportion of either ctii1
fairly charQeable as looseIris|
while the Marion HendersSsNl
en- these stations WIS paid
rock. TAYLOR S work was 81
earth, the difference IN puc,,.,
cents for earth against 4oJ
cubic yard for the loose roci Y /
Series of Scandal 81
The Hess fll. above the
ranch, is nothing short of q
scandals. thefts, embezzlemeN
berries EMPLOYED by Thief
and Thief Hart to enrich
at the expense of this lrr N
trict. This fill. which Isl \
feet high at its greatest de
badly constructed that th'
has now left the bottom Q !
FIVE feet below the grade
neer Swan, having no exper~
profession, allowed the cor
only yardage vastly in o.
amount moved. which was ~
but he allowed bad work
which was even more GRIM
a menace to the whole dItcllpr|
rected. ~
Any sort of a scheme E,J