Show TIN THIS REE FIENDS lukor tor ways I 1 hat are dark and tricks that are vain certain U H S officials ciale in utah are IVec peculiar aliar 11 bishop geo D snell and mr S i bradford were arrested last friday morning at spanish fork in this county by deputy marshals vandercook redfield Bcd field and others on a war rant issued out of TJ S commissioner r mckays court at aalt lale lake city charging them with unlawful cobabe citation based upon complaints sworn to by one wrench before this august jurist 7 the tha prisoners with a re dinue of witnesses wore brought as ar far as provo with teams whence they were to be taken by rail to the be salt halt lake laka temple of ji 8 five miles irom from where their crimes crimes wore alleged to have boon committed and dimmed athly away from the court and grand 1 jury then in passion nt at provo proto to which mckay would be compelled to I 1 remand them it i be remanded them tit at all I 1 judge dusenberry Dasen herry being applied to by the prisoner spat once took storia steps to stop what ho be termed a ll agrant in stance of the he abuse of process which had bad so BO long prevailed in this ibis terri tory in the arr arresting eRting of people chang oil od with misdemeanors and i 11 them with prosecuting witnesses to I 1 travel scores and sometimes hundreds hund rods I 1 or of miles away from whore where the crimes crimea were alleged to have been committed and where other committing mag maris is h duly authorized by law resided this was denounced its aa au an a bourd farce upon logal procedure marily expensive to tho the government Rovern ment and harassing to defendants we ve are told there is no remedy but bat to take lake these men man and oil all the alio witnessed witness ee to I 1 salt Lake fifty mileo for soma y endowed magistrate to devote devoid a few arr minutes to their case and then return them to this court and grand jury notwithstanding the fact that there abero are officers hero here qualified to 1 act ot and that the prisoners pria onora are ready aa V 1 I for examination and to give tho the re quiren bonds reference was made by judge dus das tn en er berry iberry ot ottea the STATES CRIMINAL procedure sea 1014 For any crimo crime or of fens against the united State 3 tha lia kofl offender ander may by any justice or judge ot of the united aped stat 1 tavi SS I 1 ba bail 4 or by any chancellor jed elto 0 14 a 1 I 1 I supreme at or super superior lor court chief f or first judge of 0 cognon pleas tnador in abor ot of a city justi coot tho the pea poa coor other ai m agi strato of any beato where he be fi i m may ay be ba found und and agreeable iRro to tho the usual mode of process process against aft ifeng end era in such state imd and at the expense a imprisoned or baile baided us the cafeo may be tor for trial before such court of 0 t ahn h united states as bylaw by law has coant zones zanca of tho the offense kofl enao Cop copies lesof of the process shall be returned na as speedily as 3 a may be into the clerks office of 8 such 1 ich court together with the 3 1 nizan ances coa of 0 the witnesses for their 01 1 I appearance to testify in the case ca seAnd Aud where any offender or witness is ia corn coin in any district other than that where the is to bi be tried it shall be the duty of the judge 0 of o the I 1 district where such of funder finder or wil pass noes is is imprisoned reasonably leason ably t to issue and of the marshal to execute 1 a warrant tor for his hia removal to the district where the trial is to bo be had if t T under them the criminal are not act ot of this territory ps ased in 1878 thero there 1 is H found 0 on a pages 73 tand 75 eta ein phario direction to all officers as to k how they shall proceed in making nr av rests ot of persons persona charged with evin le sec bee GL 61 it if the charged is an indictable misao meanor anti and the defendant is a rested arrested r in another c county tho the officer must upon being required by the defendant take him before a magistrate in that county whom who must a at admit the bail and take bail from him accord ugly L sea ca on taking tailing the bail the ma magistrate distrito gist rito must certify ally that fact ou on the tha warrant and deliver the IT warrant ar and undertaking ol of bail to the officer having charge of 0 the defendant tho officer must then discharge tho the defendant from arr arrest es t and must without delay deliver t the b warrant and undertaking ing to the clerk rt ol of tho the court at which the tha defendant Is required to appear see bea 69 when an information is laid before a magistrale magi of the comma comak 4 r sion eion of a public offense triable in an j 1 other il county of tho the territory but bat showing that tho the defendant is in the county where the information is laid the same proceedings must mast be had as prescribed in this chapter except that the warrant must require the defend ant to ha be taken before the nearest or most access ibo magistrate of the 1 county in which tha br often oae oa e is triable sad aid the depositions of th ahw informant i or proe prote cator and odthe of the wit nooses wil who may have been bean le dl daliva by the tha magistrate a 0 th the officer to whom the warrant ii 6 dolive delivered jed sac 70 tho officer who cicalo uc iila the warrant must toko take the J before the nearest or most moat aco aibe 4 nib ibe e magistrate mai of the county in which tie ho is triable and must deliver to him the depositions and the marrant with his bid riburn kotura endorsed thereon and th a 0 masia tat haubt then proceed in the same barna manner as aa upon a warrant ant issued by himself I 1 I 1 bee beell ai if aba 1 odensa charged in the warrant issued pursuant to sec ga ia is a jr ir ahn th officer must mast I 1 mb vilh law upon being required by the defendant ridall t take him before be ore n magistrate 0 of the be louota in IV which icil tho the warrant was issued who unless he bi have must admit tho the defend defenbau au to bail and immediately transmit the wai runt depositions 1 annu undertaking to tho the clerk blerk of thu the court in which the defendant it is required to app appear ar it if the magistrate havo jurisdiction ion 0 of f thu the offense Tense ol be must as provided for in au ail net to ostend ex tend tho the jurisdiction ot the peace in criminal cases and to regulate the mode of pro c are tb heroin roin approved february u aryl 1870 in the above judge dusenberry duesenberry has bus clearly marked out one very im feature which is also found in tho the laws ot of every state and that is when it is ia desired or dem dema demanded ded oded the prisoner shall bo be taken before the nearest armost accessible committing magi magistrate strato the reason for such 8 law is ia founded on economy to the government and justice to tho the lie co c used but neither 0 of these thesa aro or evor ever thought ot of by robbers of 0 tho the public treasury and tho the rights of the poop laople I 1 badge paid that some borne remedy should boat bo at hind hand and asked deputy U S attorney it if he be cirild not devise some booms by which this apparent and unnecessary circumlocution could bo be that f thought thrim abo matter atter was entirely in ia the hands of me war mar we wa aro are informed that deputy Var vandercook dercook who I 1 ia s now in charge barge her emall infested considerable a anxiety to pet get olo alo i iq without taking tho prisoners to sat salt lake tho the matter was finally disposed of by the caso caeg being immediately taken before the grand jury jory resulting in the tha indic of geo D suell snell and tho the discharge of S bradford how loog will this abuse ot pro cess bo be perpetrated by that clique of of officials infesting salt lake city unnecessarily barross ing ing people and robbing th tho 0 govern mont luent nud and that too in the very fact of tin an order as we understand made upon thorn by the department of jus jug ties tico ordering a cessation cassation of this iniquity |