The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
BONDS WERE VOTED
TO SUPPLY THE Cash
These, However, Went Begging
Until George NJ. Cannon
Was Called.

in the present should tighten the bur
dens Cf the future. Happy he who
owned Mormon artillery tongue scrap
er, drawn by a couple of crowbalt
ponies. Twice proud was he possessed
Of team and slip. Thrice blessed the
one who drove wheeler, While he
who owned n Fresno and its four-ln'
hand of mules stood far above his breth.
rem in this fanaticism of faith behind
the work.
Not waiting for the precious days 10
pass, required by tho law for the pub.
lication, preparation and disposal of
the bonds, the priesthood, both great
and small. sailed from their homes and
hied them to the hills, armed with con"
tracts. payable in bonds, which they
themselves had voted as liens upon their
homes and future happiness. if not their
very existence
Seventy Called for Mission.
The commencement of the work was
coincident with the big graft, but in
order to make themselves the masters
Of the situation it was necessary to
have some ready cash. Parkinson was
tied up financially, Hart had nothing.
Some brother was necessary who had
some ready cash in hand, who would
be, in turn. bhndly subservient to his
superiors in the church, aud yet active
in his thieving operations on their be-
half, and, if possible, would permit HIM
self to be robbed at the last of his
share of the pelf, For this purpose 5,
c. Chadwick. an elder and seventy in
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter.
day Saints, was called for the mission,
He had all the qualifications. He had
some ready money-about $4,000, He
was naturally subservient. He was
absolutely the slave of Parkinson and
Hart Nothing too mean for. him to
do-and he did much. That this was
partnership projected for the purposes
is shown clearly in the contract drawn,
but unsigned, yet nevertheless it
states definitely and significantly the
purposes of the partnership, who was to
be benefited and what was TO be done.
How Contract Read.
Know all men by these presents: This
memorandum OF agreement made and en-
tered into this 18th day of March. 1908,
by and between a. W, Hart, first party,
and $. c. Chadwick, second party. wit
nesSeth:
For value received the first party does
hereby form a partnership with the sec
ond party, and the second party does
hereby form a partnership with the first
real estate, in loans, In newspaper
profits, IN all classes Of legal work. in
collections OF all kinds, and In all profits
made by speculation. while working to-
gether. Said partnership 10 exist for
the term of TWO years from date hereof.
The proceeds OF all such work above EMU
merated is TO be divided equally among
the said parties hereto. and the expenses
OF carrying on said business is to he borne
equally by the parties hereto. The sec
ond party Is TO have one half Of the Pres
ton Standard as his individual property,
and the first party represents that he
Will pay George c. Parkinson the sum OF
Sl25. or all that is due him on the
Standard. and Will pay Utah Mortgage
I alyn nm f,f In q
note given by 7. G. Carter and endorsed
by the first party, and the first party
represents that he has ordered about $500
worth OF goods from the Western News
paper Union OF Salt Lake City. and has
paid on said bill the sum OF $50 The
amounts due the Standard Publishing
company arc 10 be divided equally as
soon as collected and the first party
knows of no other obligations due the
Standard, or that the Standard owes,
than the ones above enumerated. except
ing the rent on said house for the month
OF February.
The parties hereto agree TO devote
their entire time TO the business of law,
collections, real estate, loans. ETC.. as
were working for themselves individual
ly, and to receive all the profits, except
such necessary vacations as are usual TO
take. The first party is to have the gem
be the senior member. All profits that
are made in the law office OF "A. w. Hart
are TO be divided equally. whether from
irrigation work. notary work, legal ad-
vice corporation attorney. or from any
sources. This provision is made, how
ever, in relation 10 work now on hand,
for 1t is understood that A. w Hart. the
first party is to have the entire profits
OF work now taken in by him and not
completed or from work done and not
paid, for such as estates, now In probate.
and amounts due and TO become due 10
him from time TO time on work COM
menced and not finished, except In case
Of suits at law now pending in the dis
trict court. at Malad, and as TO thosc
| This does not refer 10 the Oneida lrri :
CATION district, or 10 Mink Creek Canal
work, as the party OF the first part viii
| share the amount to become due from
date hereof. The party of the second
| part does not acquire any property that
| is in the Office of =. w. Hart by reason
thereof and agrees thereto and right
| equal to use the stationery, etc.
A strict record must be made by each
| party hereto of all amounts received oy
/ him, giving descriptions thereof, and all
amounts paid out by him, with voueh-
| ers when practicable. partnership
| reckoning shall be made as often as once
a week when not crowded with too much
| in any event, Each party shall put down
on the day books his daily transactions
and the amounts received and paid out
Each partner is hereby. required to work
! In every way possible for the others In
tercst. In consideration OF the above
agreement. the said S. c. Chadwick
agrees to pay TO the said a. w. Hart
| one thousand dollars, Signed and dated
this 18th day Of March y. D, 1907,
ARTHUR w, HART.
S. c. CHADWICK,
Agreement.
This agreement made this 1st day OF
January. 1860. by and between the un-
dersigned. Arthur w. Hart, S. c, Chad
wick and George C. Parkinson, all OF
Preston, Oneida county. Idaho;
Witnesseth: That the parties above
| named hereby agree one with another
that they Will work together during the
year 1905. beginning January l. 1905, and
ending January /. 1906 as n copartner-
ship under the following conditions. to
| wit:
Each party shall spend all OF his time
during said year for the benefit of saic
partnership. and all that each party shal
make. no matter what business he shal
be engaged In, shall be divided equally
among said parties, with the exception:
hereinafter to be made, Each party
hereto shall keep a strict account OF al
his earnings that arc to be divided anc
his expenses the expenses of the Office
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