The Tuscarorans would have an excellent chance of catching the robbers, but they are evidently not much given to chasing criminals. A reply was received this morning from Tuscarora that the men there would not start out unless their expenses were guaranteed. By this time it was too late for the Tuscarorans to accomplish anything and they were advised to stay at home. When last seen were headed for the Junipers by way of Squaw valley. One thousand dollars will be paid for either of the parties, dead or alive, or three thousand dollars will be paid for the trio of robbers.
Bank robbers are twelve miles from here.
They are headed for White Rock and if all ranchers north of here are notified they can be captured. Their horses are worn out. Ed Cavanaugh and Burns Colwell are with me. The dispatch shows the correctness of belief that the robbers were heading for Tuscarora. If the Tuscarorans had acted as they should have done the desperadoes would now be in custody.