The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
HOW THEY l11|
IN UTAH CliI|
Some Peculiar Method, II
Mormon Priests Dow,
American Fork,
GENTLE DRUGGIST 4
VICTIM OF PERSON
Work So Raw That pra,,.l
Advises Sc a Verdict 4
Not Guilty.
For ways. that oro =,
I'M, Emu 'I,cks ticks That are Vain
some Mormon priests i sr


vas, Bret ,lt marte rte did not write /, .p,.
way but the paraphrasC ss,v,.
trale the point, which 70 o.,
I,'I,.1 ouliar methods arc pursued s ds's =
prohibition town. 50 callsa
Fork. f. NJ. Brown Is dr ~
enterprising city. He doc,
to the dominant falth, buir -
an cstimable young womar ~ ~
nsion' Brown came from WIS.,.
years ago and has built lin
ness in American Fork hr,
past month lie has bean ~.
considerable persecutIon l., Ms VI
tho woods-a pernicIous u
To law. 'lncu, L
Charged With Selling Ia.
On the 10Th OF MAY n,
arrested by City Marshal uSpn
American Fork. The chnrl
on the 18th Of May he s&oi% & y
Henry Gurley and MIke lypoaasl
delectable citizens bnlong .h
Utah, but Immediately prior n ~
Gurleg had been in Jail al p,
says he paid his fine and VI.
but others say that without b,S.i
the full period Of his sen,ens.
gwen his liberty so thai h.
with o. Rourke, could 10 thrones
hibiiion district and see whsY L.s
be procured and thus purify n,
OF the people On the lilb n, q,
went TO American Fork cav.
there, it Is said, they goi 4.
whisky. There Is q constr.ss
there. but whether or mi iSss
the liquor there is not known
turned to American Fork sra
Browns drug store. A Young Ir.
Bates was attending the soSs
Gurley tried 10 get the b0y n
some liquor, but was refusei. h
the evening Gurley and MIA Z.
Mr.. Brown was men in the On /
druggist. in his Testimony a, n
said that Gurley was suffernr 4
disease. Gurley wanted -
whisky. but was refused. He HI
that he should not take liauor 4 !
sold a cake OF castillo soap. ~
Strange Turn In Event
Now comes q strange tum d
Gurley and Mike. some time -
INDUCED in a fake fight in b. q
Of American Fork. TerrIblel l-/
70 their sworn testimony tLsJ {
know what they quarreled ID.
likely they just had a fight lor k||
suit; Marshal Hamilton ap9z5
scene and arrests the combasrn
were not prosecuted, howeve., Z \
had the bottle OF whisky In tssf
sion and said they got Il 1
drug store. Result: Arrest d n
Both Gurley and 0'RourSe l.s1I
the trial Of Brown that they Z.
leased from jail at American hd|
ont any understanding that u
return and testify against Br1
declared that they walked bad \
Gurley said he was a prohlblls1I
had gone out 10 catch any0le
selling liquor, O'Rourke was inz| u
said he bought whisky becaus !
II. Marshal Hamilton sald ia n
no arrangement with them u 4,
return 10 give testimony. IT,
Holden Tells Different SqI
Now at this point the prosaadrc
another strange turn. Harry IL
ters upon the scene. EIe Is iie
dentist at American Fork. H
not a willing witness, but on Y
he told that he took Gurley aH \
TO Provo in mis- automobile The -
said they walked, thet Harl4 y
shall of American Fork. IVES W !,
that the men were taken 10 "
jail in Smoot's town and tln,
DEM WAS to get s. for his plo 7
transaction. -
The case against Brown Us
Justice Cunningham and =
J. w. y. Whitecotlon ~ Z
Judge Whitecotton. however. ~
press for a conviction. He eo =
Of the testimony wes perlura 4
so. He thought II would s q
unjust TO render verdict 49, 4
and advised that verdict oi
be returned and this was
done, I'LL
Ii appears that a liveryman &C :
Nelson pleaded guilty 10 selu-
and O'Rourke and vas 4
TO thirty days and TO pay ..
1T is believed The records Hul Y
II Is also said that Gurle! sl
have said, II they have not - "a
they were receiving 81 per oal y
work from the county. 80 im ~
ter what IL costs In morals ,,
Utah county must be made S1" 4
must control. -