The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
Action of Alleged Officer Notice
His Patronage Is Not
Wanted.
DEPUTY ARR0GATES VAST
AUTHORITY TO HIMSELF
Dictates Kind of Newspapers
That Shall BE Sold at
Depot.

The Saltair beach management made
an application recently 10 the sheriff S
office of Salt Lake county for the APP
poIntmont Of one j. l.. O'Brien TO be n
deputy sheriff
The representations made TO tho
sherIG's office were that foreigners took
possession OF the seats about the dcpo,
and refused to give them up TO patrons
of the road and that the patrons should
be protected.
Acting on this petition. tho sheriff S
office designated this man o Brlen to act.
He has not, however. been confirmed as
a deputy by the board OF commissioners.
Therefore he has no more authority 10
act as an officer than any other citizen.
lie has. because the Son-In-law of Joseph
beach. usurped the same authority that
tho prophet, seer and Tcvclator has OF
breaking and defying thc law.
This hirellng OF the Saltair beach man
agcmcnt refused to permit boy OF the
name of Monte Gould to sell either Trib-
unes or kilograms about the Sultalr sta =
tion. but the Same boy when supplied
with copies of tho DesNrct News. was
not only permitted by this alleged deputy
sheriff TO sell his wares on the grounds
about the station. but to go upon the
trains and offer them for sale. Here Is
what the circulatOr Tor The Tribune says;
Arrogate5 Vast Authority.
Wednesday Mr.. McGiliis and | visited
the Saltair depot for the purpose of see
ing IL we would be permitted to sell Trib-
unes and Tclcgrams on the grounds of
the depot. We first gave boy of the
name OF Monte Gould a supply Of Tele-
grams and he had no more than got on
the grounds than he was ordered on the
street by n j. i. O'Brien. claiming To be
4 deputy sheriff employed by the Salt
air management.
...t.
the Desert News and he was permitted
not only TO sell Same on the grounds, but
also go on tho train and offer them for
sale.
the boy the deputy sheriff came UP to
McGlllis. who had kilograms under his
arm but was not offering them for sale
and said TO him:
What paper Is il YOU have there
'iMcGi!lis answered him Telegram
Tile said to McGillis. Get out on the
street with them or ! Will put you out
,'McGiIlis tried TO tell him he was not
selling papers.
''Hc then said, You can't go on our
trains with Tribuncs or kilograms.
''McGilis said How do you know but
what | am going TO throw them in the
lake or give them away
"He repeated again. You can't get on
our cars with Tribunes or kilograms. "
Gentiles Not Wanted.
In view that an alleged deputy sheriff
or salt Lake county did this shows con-
cluslvcly that he Is working directly in
the interest OF the hierarchy, whose SON
ln-law is the head OF Saltair beach and
that this management not only reinscs
to permit the sale Of elt~cr The Tribune
on the Telegram upon the grounds where
the Saitair beach trains stop. or upon the
trains OF said alleged railroad, but 1t is
also official notice to the citizens OF Salt
Lake that Gentiles are not wanted at
Saltair.
This man o. ORrien. who has disgraced
The badge given him by the sherlff's Of
ice. but who is not an officer OF the
aw, because nc has not been so CON
1rmed, should be called upon the carpet
N the shern's office and have his badge
VI authority taken away and be bounced
rom the place which he dissraces by
assuming To be censor OF the kind
md character OF newspapers which shall
,e offered to patrons OF the Saltair beach
'lllroad
His action is sufficient notice to Cen
lies. They are not wanted at Saltair.