The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-08

+, George W. Daily. Henry sCottle
Grace NJ. Ireland, Rufus j. Ireland
Wilbcrforce Snlly. Adelaide Sully, Hen
dy r. Stone, Amy Stone, Henry P Walk
Frank M, Bradshaw, Clara II. Carbart
Elsie c. Carhart, Charles l.. Edwards
Mary A. G. Edwards, George W. Gates
Jennie G. Gates, John f.. Ireland, Morti
mer a; Trembley, Frank r.. Lush, Samuel
7; Hildreth: Louise ireland, Charles A.
w. Davis. Clark II. Abbott. Bartholo.
new p. Coype. Sadie G InsIee, Helen
A. Clifford, Jesse d. McCreery. Emile
II. Intemann, Thomas j. Daily, w. D.
Hamilton, Evilah Wood, Janet Wood
Alfred b. Carhart. William II, Handy
Henry j: Benbardt, Louis J. Thompson
Charles b, Donnelly. Cora NJ Donnellv
Mdnao iI9hn Golfer, otter John ): Gleason, Louis !
| Moore, George kupfrian. Henry Meyers
Daniel $. Voorhees,, John G. O'Connor
Daniel j. Bowling, Charles n Reynolds
| William r.. Prcecc, Charles +, Werner
Mary j. Werner John &. McKibbin
John c. Costello, Nelly j. Heagan. Her
man A. Brohmcr, George W. Driscoll
Frederick Ilcsmann, Henry Wood, Anna
| M. Wood ct al
Many Under Indictment.
In connection with the government
cases against the entrymen on coal lands
which the government claims were OBJ
tanned by niegal entries, many prom
lnont coal men and entrymen were. in
dlctod by tho United States grand jury
which met in Cheyenne last May. War
rants were issued for the arrest of Ru-
fus j. Ireland. Frank T. Wells. Samuel
w. Geho, George w. Daily. Wilberforce
Sully, Thomas p. Mcdonald, John Mel
son and John B, Wright of Amtyville
and New York City, who were charged
and agreeing to defraud the government
out of ono thousand, seven hundred and
sixty acres of valuable coal lands near
Lander, Wyoming. for the Owl Creek
company by false entries. The crime
was alleged to have been committed in
juno, 1906, at AmityviUe, when Rufus j.
Ireland is alleged. on information, 10
j. Heart, Nelson V. w, Coylcr, Elmer
w. Davis, George w Gates. Jennie
Gates, Charles l.. Edwards, Mary Ed,
wards. Louise A. ireland. Charles A
Plowright, Samuel p. Hildrcth. John Il.
Ireland, Mortimer A. Trembley. Mary
P. Myton and the entrymen who were
indicted. to file upon coal lands totaling
IN all over, two thousand acres, one
thousand and sixty more than corpora
ton can lawfully obtain. to be turned
over TO the Owl Creek company.
On information the government al.
leges that entrymen or agents later
certified to the mineral character Of the
lands. Power of attorney was in some
cases given to Samuel w. Gebo TO dis
pose of the lands.
Another Indictment was brought
against Daily. Gebo, Sully, Nelson and
Wright, on the same charge and filed
at the same time. alleging that lands
were also filed upon for the Northwest.
ern Coal company. aggTegating four
thousand and siXty-two acres of valu.
able coal lands secured through entrants
named Bernhardt, Thompson, Coulter
Gleason, McCreerv, lnterman, Moore
Kupfran. Ozonner, Bowling, Weiner
McGibbin. Costello, Heagcn, Brohmer
Driscoll. Wood, Daily. Hamilton, Abbot
Coyne. Carhart, Hanah Donnelly, Mcr.
IONS Voorhees,, Ilseman, Reynolds and
Price.
Bonds were fixed at $4,000 for each
man for appearance IN the United States
court in Cheyenne, when tho criminal
cases are called to court