Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-09

an outlaw from Salt Lake City, Bill
Mayer ca er-convlci, aud Jack Long
street, "a murderer. These have
enlisted me Two Indian, and alto.
gcthtr they went uIOu our dump aIt
IN tue miil, IN the night, srmed with
gum and phtIls.
We were awakened las, "Wednesday
nitrning by their fling IN the aif. W.
Iia not understand lie meaning until
our iOromau went ~ T. tho mill, when
'Ney informed him that they were IN
possession aid ordered him Of, giviug
him lci'er 10 ~. Langiotu, which
ho'ihc am ~ keep on the premises.
About d. ~. our men went up to
20 TO work, hui were ordered oil.
NJ 10 M. Hugh anu myself went
up and were told thstit VT crossed
certain line we would be killed. All
lhi' time We wtrN covered vita
HunH. l told thuu / desire O. SuU
Ar FOuic. ho came OUT OF tho mill
nuI Ne tlun learned that Macarthur
hhi Engaged them 20 take .ssrssiOn
aui compel VS. ~ give them noine
money os The properly. We returned
u cfLY, i.U., cur ,nlct, which l.
about | 600 iCcl from thC M
just tdrn tho sheriff drove up %
Out place. lie H. LsBuisur Ha wei rs
suUril, aud Wa, up On that huBluess.
He learned OF the situation with o.
parent furpfise, az 10 was all news to
hiiu. We arc $50 miles from q iua'lce
Of the poacu, anu CIulI got no wHf-
fRnts ter The arrest OF tho non, or W.
Won Il have Lric ted them alL So the
shtflir could uIl act. A. leA.t that
was his cNcuu; W drove him to Plhi.
sOni's ranch 10 srt Macarthur. | tfiti
in every way TO get him " draw on
without trouble; W u. tho sheriff, but
without any good.
rhursIny | returned to the mine
with the sheriff aud Macarthur, who
went up g. HE men anu after a pArley
with thUm they came and made uo.
mand on us Tor twelve thousand dol
lnrs Ia cast. Macarthur said he
would await our nntwer next Day aud
would come up Hui see US uuG show IN
that II wac DUO him. rho ahHfin
stayed with ~ and pronounced II nu
outrage nni said that with proper au.
thOriiy no would arieft them. Alter
agCndiug tho night on Friday ne As.
sUsseJ US anu Il tor Belmont. Near.
thur never came 10 VI although ne was
up and talked with his men. Lang.
,OTi and Macarthur went " tho mil
InursIpy huJ were ordered Oh. Nc
raid he ul1 HOt want the properly but
waited money,
After the BnorH lgit we decided u
leave Macarthur without excuse anu
ag ! am mere On my way 10 Belmont
for variants Tor their arrest which 1
viii yut IA the hands Of tie sheriff al
i. Ia FHt H#H 10. d.
Sou a. po.fiGlc. We will aluJ have a
deputy satgiu appointed anu justice
u tsc peace.
Oar engine had not arrived vi tue
dino VI our leaving, but WIS within
twenty miles and would arrive today.
TIC sncfif will arrive nj the mine
ab nj thc lj.n and II Will bc come time
alter thtt uriorc We eau hear the re-
sui. We have done everything We
could 10 nvgi! trouble anu ul0JuBueI,
as cur men have ueun anxious to take
Them of aud undoubtedly would have
dOtc 40 u hot restrained.
One u cur mills ~ the Johnnie gave
us bother last week anu did moi run
much, hut ~ now VI work nicely aud
thr mine ~ looking well.
We have the sympathy NJ all t,aBOI-
nblo.mindel meu In tut, place, iuoluG.
Ing tho thoriii, who Gays We are tbs
only mills tanning Ia tho county. do
not 1hiDk that Nc. could have stleGted
another set oimtn III the v hole county,
VINO would have done this for him;
anu / do not think II viii be long be-.
lore oil will move smoothly again. We
are noted fOr tho most quiet camp iu
the country anu We have been Law
abiding.
We are all well nui trust that all
will uud well. OLSON suTIL
rho coOlnoss, courage ana good
judgment u Mir. Smith are we'll fucog-
ui2ud hero, and while no will moi
reiinquish any o. hiH rights, he viii
not make an unlawful or rash move;
hanUe tue nBtter Ii iikely TO be- ssttlcu
In favor Of tho company very shortly
after the shgril's possu reaches tho
gIUunI,