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Show WOTtAKEBONDS I ON CONDITIONS I Mutual Lite loots a I Test Case. I Desires Utah Supreme Court to Determine Legality Securities. j When This Is Established, Insurance I Company Will Pay Over the Money. Special lo The Tribune. NEW York, jJno i.Mayor Richard Morris, accompanied by P. S. Richards. left suddenly tonight for the West Mr. H Ruion s. Wells did not accompany the H other members of the committee tonight. being detained until tomorrow by per- sonal business matters with tho Mutual Life, As to what arrangements had be,-,, fficiTiS5d,tha ,nsuranc company- What Wells Says. I lfit,JmS.bi;"" aT55d M tli Mutual ti ir . L m M 0V6r ln" bnde as soon as t i'.Lh f Uy b satisfactorily eS- ii J f-.T? 'fi 11 rrU"JI 't ca.. before tali Supreme court un wUUhC.hnfTncoS. W0,'B laf8ely taken in with tho discussion of leK., t.-ehnl. al- H "I; mI-V'" Mr. Richards Sld the fit I aii a aMltant counsel, Mr F L LH ai vor h"m " .L law'er enough to quote Hi I we v , W'.th Un' ,iert-'rt f lUCidlty ,W foun1 tno -Mutual Ufa quite anxious to havo our bonds Thr-v drewm i.V'"1 i (,"--"'"nts were, draw-T, up n,i io,A ln,ls s h, question In the minds of any of our par" but that the deal will be put through '' tuT?eTJ?T frm Wew Yo,k that the Mu-ho Mu-ho nViiNn ,"5u.ranc6 rom'nn5- "ouid take v -Y.leei . c IO" U" w:lt' r br",r) wue pro-dlcare pro-dlcare ,"ne T'-T0, WUr, f Ltah WW declare the bond Issue legal, brings up SoMWKl aa t0 ?n'1n an "pinion coma bo gotten on tho matter May Take Jurisdiction Y hlle the Supreme court mav taV LH original jurisdiction in certain caeee, the clJ arti"nx except In extreme cases. However, the court, scarcely a H andrr,n,:,','J tak" Jurtidtctlon and passed on a case Involving a nfs. tton of taxation between the Cltv of t I-ake and the County Clerk, and' there , scarce a doubt but that In the present casei if presented to the justices thev- H S5?-,di cnnslr th matter, ting one of vlta.1 Importance to the people of the cltv LB general!'- and render an opinion as early nS POSSlble. vcwijr gg Justices Are Busy. The Justices, however, are exceedingly H I1 'h1, 7e and If the aclon In- ve. red the taking of testimony thev would undoubtedly pfor tho matter to some District Judge or a referee nl!.'inf, rity AtJorney W. h. Bramel while ha had received no Information rrom NOW ork concerning the status of H the bond Question beyond The Tribune dispatch, said he thought the Supremo court would not h-sltate to paaa upon the case at once ni tlni.s s-ttle the val- B idltv or Invalidity of the bonds How Action Will Be Brought. The action would have to be brought as LB a writ of prohibition or as an Injunction sought by a citizen to prevent the lasue H ot the bonds. The suit would of cotirse iH be a friendly one and submit led on an iH agreed statement of facta |
