Show tam th iiri abr ali con to lie community yesterday a representative ol 01 TUB called upon several members of the council and received rank statements from them concerning the affair we do net publish the interview B this morning because it ia understood that at to alays meeting of the council the matter will be fully ventilated and an explanation made tor the public enlightenment A PARTISAN DEMAND attorneys and smith smith fired a snug little bombshell into the city council camp on tuesday in the shape ef a claim for diw for professional services in the late registration cases it lias not exploded yet so it is impossible to tell nhat the damage will be hut it has kept up a lively sputtering and judging from the remarks of spectators of both parties and of all lasses the hero of the hour will be he who picks up throws it out of doors before anybody gets hurt without pursuing the artillery simile any further it is easy to understand that the presenting of this bill creates widespread surprise mr corey was appointed by a federal commission under a federal law the one created and the other enacted by the united states congress he was not placed n power by the people or the government of this city and the city we believe doea not pay him for hi services why then should it pay attorneys whom he selects or rather whose party selects them to render him legal advice to bo sure the matter involved this municipality but the municipality had already a regularly chosen legal adviser whose business and duty it was to throw legal light upon all questions in which the corporation was interested this gentleman was not asked by Mr mccorey Corey for any advice on the contrary be was on the opposite side in these suits maintaining the validity of the ordinance upon which they were based atie crowning inconsistency in the claim presented is that alie attorneys ask ogden city to pay them five hundred dollars not for defending but tor fighting an ordinance which the council passed city ordinances are sometimes found to be invalid or lacking in certain particulars when their merits are tested on appeal but this as the first caso our recollection where the parties who raise he question and array themselves in opposition held the view that alie corporation po ration must compensate its opponents kimball and smith would give ua a unique precedent the question sprung early upon the new council deserves careful con ion we do not believe they will lend themselves to the furtherance of any jobs and the beginning of their term is a good time for them to say BO the claim now before them so far as we have been able to study its aspects will require considerable explanation before they can feel justified in allowing it let the liberal party pay its own attorneys tor DYER IS vindicated A telephone message from salt lake city received last evening states that examiner handed in his report yesterday afternoon on the inquiry which lias been conducted before him into the conduct of receiver dyer our informant learns that the findings of judge exonerate the receiver from the charges made and free hina from the odium which the trustees and their attorneys sought to put upon him this result has been generally expected tram the beginning the blustering way in which the zanes and the trustees sprang into the fight seemed of itself an evidence eliat a calm and al inquiry was not on their pro gramme every circumstance since lias tended to confirm the first impression eliat sensationalism and political capital were alie chief objects when the supreme court took the matter in hand with a view to instructing alie examiner maintaining maintain ine its own dignity and ultimately inquiring into all the acts abo ex judge and his figurehead clients showed beyond farther concealment their mortification and defeat and while the public with pleasure its ability to bee through the plot this pleasure is heightened by the fact that the instigators had every opportunity to brine out all which would be of in sustaining their charn cs judge zones aromi bcd exposures which went up like a have come down like a flick the parties who v ill regard the occurrence with the greatest lion are the supreme court and he beiver dyer the former find their doty ia alie contempt percx against the trustees aruch clearer than before the examination was concluded the of tho charges which these parties made was not only disrespectfully but las been found to be ain of alio vindication which is afforded mr liei touches not onla the honesty of disposing of the property which came into his handa bat also lila energy in getting possession of it tho former endorsement v ill be approved by all who know him the latter he did not need especially from the choso whoso charch property bo baa taken into control if under his conception of duty in carrying out the law he has shown tireless zeal in Beca this vast amount of means it ia to hii credit that nono of it haa been permitted to stick to ills fio gora the examiner lias performed a trying duty ia a very manner A CHEYENNE MAN returned abia home from ojen a few days ago and bays the columns of his local paper that ho this town a good one though somewhat behind great scott 1 |