Show FROM FRON THE CAPITAL george gcorge 0 water his position as master haster Jed gement delivered in the tb illen school cae sr 21 D nu lilii SALT ALT LAKE nov 12 the resignation of gao goo G bywater master mechanic ol 01 the utah division of 0 the union pacific has been requested and tene tendered ered it takes e effect t dec december aber let 1st next mr bywater bye is the last of 0 th the old utah central at attaches t abes of 0 the th line and has occupied the position vacated eight year he ie is the oldest roaster master mechanic cha nicon on the union pacific system A 0 hinckley division foreman at green kiver river will succeed him bywaters Bywate ra bouse house was entered yesterday and 10 taken mr J 11 bennett states that after the irth dinst trains between bing bam Janc junction tion and wasatch will be discontinued in the land contest case this morning mr adolph jensen civil and ard milling mining engineer of this city took the stand as a witness ilia his testimony occupied the entire time ip up to 3 ock this afternoon the case is slowly progressing the master plasterers met last I 1 night and formed forme an organization for their mutual protection and De deneill oene neilt fit mr app Appo apponyi with whom tho the committee on j pint ant city and county building contracted to supply plans and specifications and superintend the erection cf the structure has been ilyf the alleged reason eason for or this p peremptory action was in incompetency comy which however is cl claimed to be net not true but that the real caute of the action against apponyi is the fart fact of bis his not falling failing in line with their liberal methods and ideas lie incurred the displeasure of rabid liberals literals libera litera era e b by ys stating I 1 in february Febi uary last that ab heir r p placing acing the stars state nd U under erthe the carpetbag the emblem of p political tic at corruption was an indignity ity to the a flag but brit this reported cause of enmity against him appears t to drop into the shade when compared compared with another which has began to loom up it is to the effect that there is an intention to smash the project to erect the proposed building on tho the city hall lot and place it in another locality in other words to make on out of it what come some of mr G goodwins wins friends tried todo to do with the proposed government building for which a congressional appropriation was sought sough t a boom for local real estate in the interest of speculators some interesting develop developments menta are expected this morning judge anderson delivered judgment in the ferguson alien allea E school cho election case which has occupied the court for some days past IS liy y the official count he said the defendant n dant at alien ten bad had a majority of fifteen votes the plaintiff contested the election of the defendant substantially ly upon the first and fourth fourt y grounds provided by the statute hi his s ground for contesting the f first bein being K the of the board of judges ades or any number thereof a and ri I 1 the h fourth on account of votes it bad had been shown that in poll no 1 si 0 3 bingham precinct thirteen illegal votes lee were cast tor for the defendant it w was as v very ery evident to bis his honors mind that some of those persons if not all of them 0 were practicing a direct fraud at least seven of the men he thought whose names were on the registration list came forward and testified that they were not there on election day that the they lived away from the place anil and th therefore were not legal voters but their names were still on the registration ii list a t somewhere and some other persons appears appeared dand and personated persona ted them and voted he ile thought the evidence evidene showed however that at least six of the thirteen votes were illegal ill egil and bore a very strong suspicion ift if indeed 1 it t did not establish tha the fact that at I 1 least east one of the judges knew quite a IL considerable number of fth those thirteen men whose names were registered and when those persons cama came up to vote he knew they were not the same of course it might be that he did not conw they were not of the earn christian and surname but they were er C certainly erta not the persons of the same n name whom he bad previously known therefore taking it atall all dinall added his honor I 1 think the evidence shows that these thirteen votes were and should be deducted from the number that the defendant re ro on the official clat count the next question to ba be decided was whether eighteen votes tendered for or the plaintiff at south cottonwood Colt onwood and nd rejected by the election judges should hould be counted ito ile believed it was conceded that two of 1 the eighteen were not entitled to vota voto the question quest ti on therefore was whether the six sixteen t een votes presumed to be leeal legal and not on the registration list could be counted mr brown Brow brownae nWe we shall ask your honor to say that those sixteen or men were legal and pr proper 0 per P or voters and did all a 1 l they could to cast t ballots bil lots tendering them to the judges ot of election judge judee andersen anderson yea yes I 1 think you are entitled to that finding mr brown and that they were 1 legal egal voters so far as appears here mr air brown of 0 course the names were on the list that looming morning there is i no die dispute about that badge anderson I 1 believe they were simply stricken off by the regi registration a officio officer er and then the only question is whether ct her the judges have any power to receive vot as not on the registration list I 1 do not believe they bare have I 1 think the idea of that list wag was for or the gnida guidance eni dance nce of the I 1 judges adges mr brown there was no step left that could have been taken that thea the a voters did not take i judge anderson And ergon concurred in this expression of opinion yet their names not being on the registration list he remarked the judges could n not t receive their v votes 0 test according to th the doctrine lall at I 1 down in n the cases which had heretofore been decided on that ballon the courts could not fo IZO ont out Z d of voted catt cast and cod rind bow ina many ny perform per Fora pors would have voted lor for eilber it bor party part il it they had b bad ad he the ch cliance no to d do EO ho 0 6 otate to that tb thia is wao a very arons r au cao 0 it pre r anted that question tion wn in about aa as a brong a tight light to B could pOE Bibly be toan found bere waa was tactically practically no quee question tion whatever hat ever that tat cheso men were ero legal voters but hoy they were ait oit fr tl Hs |