The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-30
Renewed Complaint Filed in
Fifth District Court
at Ma'ad.
FRAUD AND CLASSIFICATION
ARE THE CHARGES
henderson, Hart and Parkinson
Cited to Account for Their
RObberies.
BY q. E. ARNEY.
scial to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune.
MALAD, Idaho, July 29.--Those, who
: imagined that the dismissal OF the
cases against Parkinson, Hart ana si,;La hent n
court at Malad on July l, meant the
abandonment of the plan to recover
some of their palpable thefts, may be
at once undeceived. =.
1t was the distinguished pleasure ,oI OF
that arrogant law-breaker, Arthur W.
Hart. to parade the streets OF frestSn
md boast of their freedom from the
courts.
He took great comfort in the O.; dis ;ls IS
him and his fellow "crooks, - Adelbert
Henderson and George c. Parkinson. s
His attempt to sneer the people OF ms
community into meek submission was
characteristic of one robed in eccle-
siastical power as the head of the
Young Mems Mutual Improvement as
sociation of the Oneida stake OF zion,
who felt secure only in the hope that
his influence was too great TO perml1
bic law of Justice TO overtake hi1n any
his associate marauders IN their mao
scramble to pillage public corpora"
tion.
Not vet out of the woods, men! Cheer
IN; the worst is yet to come!
Tn the previous suits against these
three scoundrels, the papers were so
loosely drawn as TO question inc lesal
security of the plaintiff, the Onelda
Irrigation district. Judge Richards of
Boise had been called into the case as
an assistant to Joseph DAVIS OF fres-
ton and George i. Gray Of PocatelIo,
who were the original attorneys for the
district, NJ H.
Judge Richards had had nothing to
do Win .he drawing of the pleadings.
AS the case progressed to its fInai
stage on June 2S last, Davis was Ill nj
his home in Preston and Gray was pre-,
vented from attendance at the Malad
term of the court. Judge Rlchards
then for the first tune examined Tug
pleadings and found them TO pe AZ ho
Variance with the record by Whch tne
district should recover froms lts pre'l-
GUS abstracting officers. -,
He accordingly "slipped from WIN
UNDER and let the eases collapse 1or
the time being. ,:.1 &C
But this was not alone burial burial Of Of
the cases; it was also resurrection VI
them, all Joined in one
The New Complaint.
Tn Malad there is filed a very, IN
+eresting complaint; complaint wnlcn
will he of extraordinary interest 10
ali OF Idaho; first, for the reason that
,ho commonwealth is Interested In the
sam of over fifty thousand dollars In tne
(5neida Irrigation district; and seconu,
FAR the reason that the morals or !he
srate Of Idaho are AZ rffon issue eopmn1ity en
NJ the arrogant, rotten, rampant regime
NJ three traitors to public trust; three
msnrners of the peoples assets; three
false guardians of n sacred behese.
n has always been the ann or Hen,
derson. Hart and Parkinson to smut
given to the public too much OF tne
Gesulf of the hearing of their crime
~ The Judge Rolap inquiry TO sult
1850 fellows In the eccleslastlca
court hearing at Preston on July ~. 10
aa GOOD Mormons as ever tr0o t1e
surface of the great desert raced Faih aha.
;mson and Hart with the charge tha1
18th of them had admitted a positive
;mdnbtedncss to the district of severa
Tn a quiet meeting at Dayton some
months since. smartlng under the lasI
nf nubIc exposure at Malad In cour'
&c ;nnuiry, George c.. Parkinson agar
old,a;4ted ol his indebtedness TO the dis
tr;ci and has since been paying bacI
mo the treasury, by pleccmcal; some OF
tbc money he took years ago from thi'
These three men dread the, ordeal o.
facing the new officers OF Che ohelai
Idaho in court Of Justice ihey dreao
ne nnly culprits can, the llmeligbI o
e,s,tlic opinion. They are .dark-lanterl
apoiors. p"iI closed closet operators; star
cranlber performers. .r ,us =
A former chairman OF the board o
tt,neida COUNTY commissioners, forme
Oneida county attorney, former stat 10
snnnfor from Oneida county and n de
snaJ member Of the board Of regent
~ the state university
o. The he ecclesiastical standing Of TIN
49, pi ;s therefore augmented by thci
nnHtical standing. Public interest
therefore. increases b. .L, oo,,
II makes little difference to the con-