The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-26
Federal Grand JURY
Fourteen Counts IIpa.
Government AL
DISTRICT ATTORNEY n
PLEASED WITH >,
Total of Sixteen Ind;,
Reported Out Of NJ.
three Gases Consid.,

If convictions are Obtains
counts contained In the ,,a,.,
turned By the federal pr,,s
day afternoon, Utah vii, $.
the most unhealthy state -
for white slave" traffIckers
AS far as could be Co.
night The grand jury re,u,,..
mentS in every case p:escn,., 4
white slave traffic prosers'''
indictments. containing four,ss.
were returned by the srans !,
reported 10 United states M.
John A. Marshall at .gs ,. 1s,
afternoon. The "wlIfo 'HS
ments returned by the -fs snfs
against Herbert Gould, MAY h..
momd Thompson, Eugene
william Slesel and Ross uo..
The indictments ap,ino
Gould. May Brown and Rsyma
son contain six counts NJ NJ
white slave" law. That 80
contains Two counts. Tbe esa
Sicgcl contains six CONT.
against Morrison contains
In each case the defendant
orally charged with having a h.,
ell 10 this stale for irnmorsi
Numerous Charges prefs,
In the case against Gopla
and May Brown. one cbarys
brought Cora Il. Frohm 81
TO this city OH January =
other counts are those ~ 80
interstate commerce acl
against the United States lszs
violations OF the white slayss
Hughes Is charged with haS,,.
Madeline Flake Baker. alias III.
10 this city from Kansas Civ i
!, 1910. '
There are six counts IN 4.
against William Slegel vho
to have brought from psnra,
temoer = 1910. Anna Matilda
alias Agnes Nelson. +
There are two counts In the 4
against Ross Morrison, who h
Jail at LeGrande. Or. Roth q
for violation % the white E r
He is alleged To have brour;1
to this city February IS last
Gould. May Brown: Thompsor
and Siegcl are now ain The cc
in Salt Lake City. where the,
main until their trial before d
court, unless they are able 10
bonds required In each case.
District Attorney Plea
In discussing this par, Of n
jury report Tuesday everinr
States Attorney II. IL. Booth !.
believe that the report OF the g.
on White slave cases will "a
history as being the first c,
TO make so many indiclments
cases. ] compliment the UnIlN
officers on the way In which lN
worked up the evidence in eac1
which an Indictment has been h
Every government officer who 4
connected with these cases ~
hard and faithfully, and ths h
shown in the indictments r6t1|
day.
The members OF the grand
men who considered carefuly q
Of evidence presented 10 th<u
they saw iii To return lhe -
against the white slave traffif 4
mind. evidence that Utah VIII u
healthy place for this kind q
In the future"
Tho nnraifx frr iIa nefor<-.
Is from five To ten years In pr|<
$4,000 10 $4,000 fine. or both
Other Indictments Retur
In addition TO the 'vhIII
cases. the grand jury ieturu>'
ments In the case Of Wllhau
a negro. in which he is ch2iS|
counts with having violated
States law respecting manuis-
trade in opium. Sanders va
in this city February IS Of thls r
Wah Hee. a Chinaman. H1c
rested in Ogden on March
charged in four counts with
offen5e as Sanders.
w. w. Dalton Will have 70
federal court on three COUNT
charged In the indictment -
cemher Ii, 1910. he tore and
sack; that he stole the NAL
that he stole the contents me
included registered letters. 1
is alleged to have been con
Price. on December lS. 19lQsS
Indictments were returns
Richard l.. Henry and fr@t
charging them with having p
the postoffice at Sprlngyille
Der ~. 1910. with the Intent
robbery of government propell
is now serving a five-year
the government prison al
for robbing postoffice 10
soon as he completes his
tence ne will be brought 70
trial in the Springville case
under arrest and will be y
early date for his alleged
Springville case.
Six other indictments Wu
by the grand jury. but thcy
made public until the arresu
During It's sessions. whlcn
10. the grand jury coiisiae5e
three cases. seven OF WHICH
nored,
Languor and weakness, @
dooIaAo5 condition of the