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euis The peulLsagialy aud al tie buildings
Connected VITA II are On Stony Mountain.
space covering some forty acres which risos
abruptly from the prairie sons thirty or forty
feet Il : tbs only elevation foT a long dls
tance and from is magnificent view Is OBJ
talned IA al alrscti0us The psnitentiaIy.
on account of rs Location. Is therefore with
out wall The guards have their beats
around tie edge OF the so-ealled mountain.
which Is trisngula IN shap~ and looking down
they command the prairie for long dis
taaos Iae warden vi. p0t the cOnvicls st
No work hicA conflicts with an organized
trade. They are A. work Oh tie buildings
and az farming. There are only twenty Two
guards. The prisoners are allowed 70 90 ~
ssorS ou their parole.
Maj Benson took ms u ses what he
called his strong gang, and most remark
able trio II proved lae were Indians
and egei respectively -. ~ and - Years.
'Dressy Mann ssot the first policeman al tie
time oi the kiel rebsllioA Chief Cnarlevcis
commanded the Indian forces IA the Riel re
bellion The third one. Court .. Relies, or
Blue Eyes was sentenced for life Tor mur
der as a canni5al lie is an Athabasca In
DIAN At the time OF the rebellion their sup
plies were shut OF and there much suf-
feriag. Blue Eyes family consisted OF his
mother n-l1w, wife and three children. The
mother-in law was killed hTst and eaten; then
the children, oas by ore. Finally Blue
Eyes killed his wife for food.
''Oniy the Indian chief, OF the three, could
speak English, aud he appeared quite inteiii-
gent. When | saw them they were bali q
mile from any guard and Nal. Benson said
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vigorous and well, were at work in a vege-
table garden and looked as though they had
d good many years OF their life sentence be
| fore than. took their pictures, OF course,
| for Tn never without my camera The CON
victs there wear light coiored uniform, one
| leg darAsr than the other and the opposite
side Of the blouse darker.
They don't have the sullen, dogged look
Of convicts in American prisons. AS we
drove along they would bring up their hands
with a military salute 10 Mai. Benson or the
surgeon, and look bright and pleased TO see
them. A number OF the prisoners have been
taught taxidermy, and the main entrance 10
the prison, through which oil pass in and out.
/ presents a very fine collection OF mounted
birds and beasts White owls abound there,
and some magnificent specimens have been
stuffed There are elk, buffalo, deer, ante
| Iope, mountain lions, coyotes, foxes, wolves
| and other animals In the collection, and .
| great variety OF birds. 1t gives the convicts
an interest in their prison, and some of them
have become expsrt taxidar n.isss n
Thanksgiving.
| Ames n Z. Church. Ninth-sve. and
| South Division ST., will hold services under
| the auspices of the s. 3.
PROGRAMME.
| Scripture Reading ..... Rev J. g. Crosier Pastor
| Music.
Prayer
| Scripture Reading. responsive.
....................... Led by Superintendent
| Music.
why Do We Keep Thanksgiving" Miss Tyler
Autumn Miss Lamoreaux
| Thy Hand" ........ .... ......Mrs Porters Class
| Nations Hymn, -.-...........-. .--.. Miss hllot
1 selection ~ is hneln'
| Music.
"PumI kin Pie ........-..... Mrs. Duncan
| II hgus sKiving II Ymu. .-- Miss GregOry
Short Address. "rhsnksgiying." Rev 1 hos. Clari
The usual Thanksgiving gifts will be re-
| ceived
The singing will be under direction o
| Nr. kinsey. cnOristsr Of church and Sun
day school. Hour Of service. 1870 IA. N.