Show JUBY reflections the report of the grand jury in the third judicial district salt lake will upon close examination be found to be filled with boomerangs its political purpose is manifest to the most inattentive reader its etyle is not that of a calm well considered legal document its conclusions are not stated in the way that fifteen fair minded men would be apt to report the of a one sided investigation upon rumors current in certain circles and theories sprouting in vindictive minds it proceeds to narrate the details of a cursory examination and gravely presents them as findings of fact its dragnet unfortunately catches como whom it afterwards apparently labors to applaud but it makes up for this es hibi tion of weakness by the sweeping of everybody else in length and breadth and depth and incomprehensibility it surpasses any effort with which the coulta have been made familiar but as some of the boomerangs alluded to begin their return flight it Is not impossible that its complexity will ba made clear and ita secret inwardness bo exposed to the light of day ex marshal dyers reply easily found the ghastly rents in that part of the cloak which covered the attack on him concerning it the liberal organ which has been piping praises hot and shrill ever since the report was presented rises gracefully to the decency of saying it nj ehlt ex marshal detate merit in aa to alio management ol 01 alii 1 frank and manly and eliat it to make flear the fact that the grand jury mida a in nol tailing more time fur dialing to which the grand jury may not feel dis inclined to rejoin that one reason for its anxiety to report without taking more time for investigation was a fear lest the tribune with its fac eimale receipts and other premature information might be so hasty as to compromise the oath and honor of he in qui A quarrel growing out of a lack of gratitude on one side and a misunderstanding as to the grand jurors oath on the other would not necessarily affect the notorious report but pending the ventilation of that document it would be a very diverting eide issue who knows but what a bigger might bo uncovered in that woodpile than in anything else connected with the whole proceeding t what marshal dyer has done with euca facility the peoples officials will not bo alow or incompetent to do when the opportunity presents itself in bis case there were charges made but no criminal indictment proposed lie koew therefore what he had to meet and bow to meet it in the cases of the malefaction jj charged are concealed beneath indictments terms are not yet made known the insinuation we hardly wish the other gentlemen could make as satisfactory A Bh owing as col dyer has done Is only bit 0 insult the well sheet may be bure abe other gentlemen will keep labuy hardily har tily wishing when they begin we imagine is a lau ideal inquisitor himself he is apparently patently ly bursting with information which when will baell the torrent of rascality ft aich be thinks is boiling and burg ng around the borders of the great bait lake A couple of days ago he mysteriously alluded to a book amborg the records of weber county abote leabes were missing having been taken aa he bays to cover up tracks the book is in existence repeats this delving wiseacre but the damaging part of alie record is not while it is not known what kind of a record the leaves contained proceeds he juror ical heavy it is known that they would not bear inspection by liberals in other words while it is not known it is known while there Is no damaging record there is a damaging record of official crookedness while there is a certain book it is minus some of its leaves 1 how supremely and wonderfully keen thia fifth wheel to the tribune wagon can be when occasion derea I 1 he would make a model witness STANDARD will here take occa aloa to say that it is BO defender of official crookedness either in weber county or anywhere else it the public funds have been misappropriated appropriated mis or the public servants cuilty of mal in their affairs let the truth be hunted out and the facts be made known it is the of grand juries to look into evident or suspected wrongs ot thiis kind but it is no part of the business of that arm of the court to abuse official privilege tor partisan purposes and that is where the salt lake grand jury made its mistake |