The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23

tion; totally without the knowledge of
the Wallace banker. I.e was I'm the
business interests when the news of the
charge against him was wired To him. So
free from any remote knowledge OF par
ticipation in any OF the brewery interests
was he that he at once wired a de-
nial OF mis- agency. because he knew not
OF it,
Even in the face OF mis- firm denial.
and of all the corroborative circumstances
in Justification OF the conclusion OF his
honesty and his Ignorance of the rela-
ton, petty publications in all parts
Of the state pursued him relentlessly
charging financial league with this brew
cry and swapping, snarling and whining
about the incident with an activity
worthy of a decent cause.
In q calm. honest and straightforward
way. Barney O'Nei passed through Ida
no. visiting his old friends and making
new ones, until finally. in his progress
he ran face to face with stone wall
vote" which argument could not af-
feet nor logic tend TO swerve This
was the vote which saved his opponent.
James H. Brady, and it was his boasted
heritage OF ten days previous. TO pri-
mary day. according to an interview
given by Brady in the Coeur d'Alene
Press. In this boast Governor Brady
mis- right and title to this vote In Fre-
mont. Bingham. Bannock, Bear Lake,
Oneida and CaSsia counties. He had
done what Mr.. ONeil had not nor would
Brady the Mormon Legatee.
Governor Brady had delivered the
goods required OF the powers that be In
Utah and their representatives in Idaho
lie was the residua-y legatee TO the Nor
mon alliance made by his predecessor
maintained Mormon attaches the
pay rolls in the state house and at the
penitentiary alone 10 the amount Of over
$500 in monthly salaries. one-tenth OF
which goes directly. regularly and re
ligiously" into the Golfers of the Utah
hierarchy In obedience 10 the mandates
OF the tithing system.
Moreover, he had granted a land lease
TO the big four sheep concerns Of Fra
mont county. all Mormons. illegally: In
that the lease was ordered made TO them
six months before the dar- wnen a re-
lease OF state school lands can be made
according 10 the rules OF the state land
board; and for sum onc-half as large
as could have been obtained by the
state at a fair. open sale OF this lease
privilege.
More than this, the governor had gone
to Preston al time when the fraud. the
theft. the maleVolencc OF President George
c. Parkinson Of tho oneida stake OF Zion
was being investigated by the citizens OF
the purloined Oneida irrigation district
and accepted the hospitality OF this high
Mormon and in the presence OF 500 school
threw the weight OF the inilu-
ence OF the governor OF idaho into The
balances for the CuipTtt ParkInson, By
reference 10 his beautiful Christian chaF-
acter."
Later he had left the people OF Mackay
in agitation and fear OF their own safety.
owing TO az inefficient contract 6taWn by
his frivolous state engineer. Mr.. Stephen
SON for the construction OF the big
Nackay dam in the canyon three miles
above the town. and travelled of 10
D-iGSs. a Mormon settlement i'll eastern
Fremont county. there 20 address them
al their Pioneer day celebration.
These arc a few OF the things which
Governor Brady had done to make his
calling and his election sure. which Bar