| Show insinuations AGAINST MARSHAL YOUNG ibbe the following sensational article ap in the he salt lake lahe tribune tues bues ill 1 I 8 in morning october L rumors to the effect that gamblers have paid the head police department for the privilege 40 anning their games have hare been in caration Ca lation on for the past two weeks and who have investigated them are to believe that the rumors are ded on more mord facts than on fiction those stories have been repeated to the government officials by who the haa unburdened himself of a story V arieh he will be called upon to repeat peat to the grand jb jury u ry se re him has stated that he has been ee ft 91 the habit of paying marshal young son Z on the tee first of each and every month ft the privilege of running his establishment and that he be Is advised when it is 4 lafato to run wide open or when it is feces ty wy to c go slow the untutored mongolian be believes eves that it is a license fee al A ough he wonders if all the money he tittus he has paid d has reached the city alq Bt tuy chapai bother r chinaman man stated that the chief hi hal informed him that he wo would n ld have to daft ose his place of business as the gen W mort court would make it warm for those VU gain gambled bled the meek eyed foreigner weapon visited a deputy marshal at his and made a proposition to i MB which showed how much money 00 awas was in the pot if the deal was VOW lacked pr properly the visitor offered to gaor protect on as he called it and bared tp that nine chinese houses con sted per month for the pur MSO going to john M young and jot jo the t b go between jim ling whose la di don den was recently raided this em emissary i caid would nouh ild be paid to the a if the they Y would agree to keep w hands ds of off f the deputy tried to him th that at the bribery game not work and as the mongolian he made an appointment to aft wt him the next day in the united office the meeting was led the at story was repeated to mar aw W parsons that official became inter ea at once and made another appoint malit blint to talk the matter over for the aril time aine the chinaman repeated his ift and his audience consisted of toge zane foreman devine of the pud tB djury ju barshal marshal parsons and others othera 2 m glen then other well known citizens h we 10 h been taken into the conid confidence dence of 0 hift Mn amen men who claim to haveard hav have eaid paid john for favors rendered A reporter called on marshal ato og today and asked him if he had fade M we foregoing article he replied i 14 i the 1110 affirmative I 1 no n you afford to remain silent in tobee of such statements asked 6 reporter 41 1 I cannot see where there would be r advantage in either affirming affirmed gor or them they are now before w public imbue and will only be accepted what what they are worth pil 4 t will aay y thle this however 2 he con fth that I 1 have had bad more or less bumb anesa with 9 of this Ys y tout but none of the character men wd d I 1 am acquainted with most of taft some of them I 1 have known ab coD MY tty boyhood I 1 have recently had oe occasion casion to visit them in their haunts on business but it was for the rustom house officials of san ban francisco I 1 have known for some time that they were being closely questioned by the grand jury regarding 09 mys myself elfand and I 1 do not doubt that th at false evidence has been secured neither do I 1 doubt that certain will give testimony against again st me but I 1 do not believe their accusations will bear the sunlight of truth the grand jury have left no stone unturned they have descended to the depths of the sewer in search of whatever information would have a tendency to bring me into ill repute before the public what do you consider has prompted them to resort to such method if they have done as you say my the motive Is purely political cad waa the reply did before the ju jury r ina 11 I 1 no 1 air I 1 did not A subpoena was waa issued citing me to a appear before that body but was not served on me as I 1 was ill at the time and confined to my room one of my men called upon mr devine and informed him that I 1 was waa willing to impart any information that I 1 could that would assist the jury in searching out cut lawlessness word was sent me that I 1 could appear and defend myself if I 1 chose I 1 want ant the public to pin this to its memory that I 1 do not deny having been approached by gamblers and others who hive have offered me privilege money but I 1 do deny emphatically ever having received a cent from any one in soy any illegal manner aj 4 |
