Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-23
nANRuB And BUSINESS MIN
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Ar LuuIs, Mo-, OCT. 23,-Bsukors
anu uusmtss men living IA the towns

Ii 4 uf uulAu iNffltufYt A. wen M muse
nvIug outside tho ,orritory but doing
hullns.-a with tsrfiiory hnnai re n -
d. worked o. over the condition ~
tuurs which hiss mtue u necessary
U.the Pacific Exufers company 10
D, iuuu money shipments either Into VI
cut 900 tur Territory. 80 Ter ns the OK.
trta. company ii concerned, hoNeycr,
tnry take philpsOphiosl view Ui tht
situation aud not u complaint has been
fogIaterci.
"rhu situation Ia the Indian terri.
toy today" said Superintendent O.W.
Ca-t, u We company, "is worse tpnu
Itty,r was. There 10 absolutely no
pia,oruon Tor HE or properly, Except Hs
N- furnish u ourselves. rhiu con-.
Iuual carrying Of ruch an armed
torres makes the tu'iuvtH 700 tEuunHiyU
tote profitable. We have loat more 10y
the OK rusr than we ever uid boy the
actual ruhirtitf. Now THE saturday
tuuefy, by % We lost lust san The
cluslatud Il return g.. o. b.. which We
hte btill handling, anu our own anu
tue rnilt0ad's romittsucvs. Bat yOI
can soc that 90 protect even small
amount what 10 woulI cost whom such
ugaug aa that attacked the train. The
utuer Companies are hlill carrying
money, Uut am informed by nit,
Simpson OF the Wells'Fargu that he
has AskUd the general superintendent
10 issue an order similar 10 ours.
$50 give you ll,llc iuta VI what we
have paid Out, | viii speak Of the
Oiphnut robbery. Our iuss tueru was
shout $500 but II cost ud $500 to
rApiuru the robbers. Al the present
rates Tor carrying money We would
nave to thkelntO the territory s., 5OO,U
10 get that back. For aJms time Duluro
TIE Dalton gang was wipvd out, the
Mss uri, kantns a Texas anu the
Pacific had standing reward Of
g5,uUO each on the eight men COM
ptisiug tive gang. rnis had only
SHORTLY heiOru been Withdrawn, where,
uuleis ihute isa reward or We pay the
tXlenurB Of the deputies, L. 2. mar.
thals do not seem 10 mink Il 10 their
duty 10 capture the robbers.
"rhtre T. tut one way 10 stop this
lAwlelssuesH, that is 10 make state out
Of Iudian Territory. q oUurso n tne
federal government would suud few
regiments ~ soldiers down there In.
stead Of keeping them IN the baftack.
nnd in these oIstUin military stations,
% might do some gO0u, a war oftN'
termination such nH Governor Cutleu'
den Wngtd against the James gang IN
Museum ia what In neeued. This can
only be- properly done by admitting
the Territory 10 slaluhoou.
"rha ugdrr OF ours does not greatly
Affect 81. Louis M most VI the money
De .hlpprd 20 thote banks In the tern,
tory from Little Rock % nearer poiuts.
Quite a good deal Ui MONEY In pay
me, l0r goods comes oul NJ The terri
tory by express, but this Hyttem car
be- temporarily chaugcI.H
General superintendent Il. a. Fulltl
Of tho pueino company anu Genera
Suuerlntentpnt Peek OF tha lion
Mountain have gone tO WRfgoner anl
VIII spcnd several Gays IN thv territory
nau attempt TO have tho Cook gang
which peri etrated the iuSt robbery
ctptuftd.
ms information received hero Il
that "Bil" Cook II young uan uo
Vet ~ years OLD, ana Cherokee Bill
ms otiuf lieutenant, 10 but 49, super
lalendunt CHse says they are drspet
Ruoes simply for tnt uOtOrlcty ana NO
for the money they can get Stlii tlel
always take all they can get Ih'
raug whiuh effected the robbery al
Clafruorr ~ rhuft time ago was tn'
Means gang hendpi by Columlu
Meanr. rnA isR ba gang, ua ls ais
Bll Don.Rn'e gang, winch n SAID u
hgye Hpread from the ashes Of th'
Dalton gang. Superintendent slmp
son oil he Wells Fargo company .
NV IN tne terIitoIy aIEo locking ihv