Show Ii i I POLITICS AND THINGS I I In the twilight subdivision of the thc Tom om Kearns organ will he be found a 3 number lumber of or reasons h why the proposition to call a special session of the thic legislature next month Is fathered b by political Intrigue The main protest of or the post-meridian post prowler Is We Ye Ve believe c belc that to coil call cl a special session of oC the time legislature In August would be covertly coverly intended to affect the he November election electon We e do no not nol believe that a special session would woul adjourn until the police and amid fire de tle- department of this city would be different control that the real main malt object would be to take from the thearty party arty in control In lii this cl city just a afar as asar far ar as possible all al power Is the creation of board of a con- con S rol of ot police polee and fire departments so sc urgent that a special session of the legislature is absolutely necessary I Isa Is it t a question queston so extraordinary that thai Salt I Lake al e cannot get et along without It t If I It is the conditions under which the two departments now exIst ex- ex 1st st are arl responsible for the need of a change If I Governor Cutler Cuter finds that ho tIle Interests of the state demand a change In the control of the police and lire fire departments of Salt Sal LaJ Lake c CIt City he 10 may with wih proper authority call cl a special session to consider that mater matteL mat mat- teL er alone and pass up the question Queston of or consolidating the two state institutions ions tons to the regular session of the time legislature Chief Justice George Georger W. W Bartch has sent in his his' resignation from the Supreme bench The Tribune Is weeping weep weep- ing ng over the act act and it Is a little curious curIous cur- cur Ious ous to note that the Kearns outfit outfits Is s so sorry Mr Mu Bartch was sent to Washington as Tom Torn Kearns' Kearns errand eland boy joy with a letter leter to Senator Spooner Spoon Spoon- er r Again It ft was as curious to note that Senator Spooner could give gl no audience audience audi audi- ence once to the chief justice of Utah's Supreme Supreme Su- Su preme ireme court Kearns letter or not hot In his ils own private life It I is hoped that the thc aforesaid Mr Ir Bartch will wi find some s-ome more creditable occupation than that of peddling kicks for Tom Kearns and his clan The following complaint is said Mid to have ha lave been found in Pat Morans Moran's automobile automobile auto auto- mobile all al ready for tIling filing fling In the time courts courts runs thus It I Is a suit sui to quiet title tithe tite and Pat J J. J Moran a n contractor Plaintiff vs s Salt Lake CI City a n corporation Mayor Thompson and members of CI City Council The Tho American Reform Part Party Do Defendants ts The plaintiff Pat J. J Moran foran complains com- com plains and alleges I That he lie Is now and for several months last past has been in possession posses POSSeS- Ion sion of the north half of or building common com com- mon known as City hall hal on a certain tam aln tain lot piece pIcco or parcel of land situ situ- sited lying and being In tho the count county of oC Salt bait alt Lake Slate State of Utah Uth and antl bounded bound bound- ed cil and described as a follows wit to On the north by Fourth Fourths South street on the west vest b by State street stroet on tho the vast east by Second East Et street und antI on the south b by a direct line Une running cast east and west from said State street to said Second East street and midway between between be- be tween Fourth South and Fifth South street said line dividing the city from the he count county offices In the joint et build build- Ing whIch occupies i said sid premises That the wild said plaintiff claims title In tee fee to said Premises and that th the said or a part of ot them have lave hitherto claimed an estate or interest In- In terest thereIn adverse to tho the said sid plaintiff That the claim of oC the said sid defendants defend defend- ants ant right or P part of oC them Is without an any whatever and antl that the tho said Id dem de- de title fondant m has hua not an any estate Mo right tte or Interest whatever In said land landIM or IM premises S 'S es or my any Part hart thereof t That the defendants have impliedly implied implied- I ly or by direct action acton transferred to said IJ plaintiff their interest Interests their bodies what little etl and soul ul they P pee pee- po- po tho the f whom of ot the time people In n n they are aro uPP d to represent i consideration of oC which during the I i month of June said plaintiff paid to said defendants the sum of Wherefore the time plaintiff prays ys That the defendants one and all nil be enjoined and debarred from asserting as ns- any claim whatever el in or to toS 5 said land and and anti S premises that they be enjoined from transacting any business bus bus- mess iness Ines whatever on said sid premises without with O out omit t first receiving the tIme advice anti counsel of said sid plaintiff O 0 I The rime city ordinances ordinance s' s should l 1 be be re re 1 re- re The last revision re was In 1903 and since that time enough new ne' ordinances ordinances or or- and amid amen amendments ments to old ones have been passed to make a volume twice the size S The Time ei city who are handling the tIme matter of making a tax are aie going to have a n strenuous time between now no and Monday night to arrive arrive ar ar- ar- ar rive nyc at a n. definite conclusion Monday is the time last day of grace and anti the time re report re- re port of the auditor is so late that the time councilmen will wi undoubtedly earn carn their thel mone money before Jul July 30 Burl Armstrong |