The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-06
RydnIch Family All Right.

The sheriff tells a very funny tale anent
the R !.;i;l family; He arrived at
the rifles he had brought along Fifty
men wanted to go and it seemed, says
Hardy, that al their names were Ry-
aged 70 or Is, AMI said he wanted a gun.
What is your name?'' inquired Hardy.
Rydalch" was the reply.
Rydalch got the gun, was on a horse
in less than minute and was on the
spot as fast as the animal could carry
him there.
You can say for me- said the sheriff.
that the Rydaich family are all right"
John Rydalch, one of the men who cap
tured Coughlin, IS a man of considerable
experience in tracking men and has
a thorough knowledge Of the country He
was with Andy Burt some four years ago
when the latter made his famous ride
across the desert after two horsethieves
who had gotten away and was in at the
capture. He Knows nothing If the SEN
satiOn of fear ana can shoot the eye out
of a pig as far as he can see the animal
1t is a good thing for the two boys they
did surrender or Cndertakers would he re-
joicing over two mora candidates Tor GEM
eterial honors.
More than THAI. Sheriff Hardy desires
TO give full credit 10 the Tooele county
sheriff and citizens. lie says they are
all d credit to the territory.
Were ut Mill Creek.
George told Deputy Irwin something
which tends to show the sheriff and his
men Were on the track o., Of the pair when
they made the trip to Mill Creek
After being brought in yesterday
George remarked to irwin, You were
very close to us the other day at Mil
Creek Had you come q little closer L
would have had to shoot you"
Where were you?" asked the deputy.
Il was in the brush d little ways from
you. You started 10 come my way. but
changed direction. That was what saved
YOU Franks and his dogs were close,
too. The dog came where 1 was, poked
him with my ride and IT seemed when ne
smelled the powder that he got away.
The sheriff maintains that all TINS
proves that he was on the right track
Carter Protests.
Willard Carter, a we'll known character,
feels very badly over the fact that he is
supposed to have done something some
time which might tend to connect MN
with this scrape. Two or three nights ago
he asked a reporter TO say for him that
he could go out and get these men rlgnt
away if they wanted; could go ana get
them without trouble. Last night he de-
clared that his gang" which had been
mentioned times without number, is COM
posed of himself and that he is TO be
found any time he is wanted right at the
same place where he has lived for three
years.
As to Fenstermal<er.
1t was thought at one time that the
two boys had gone to Amos tersternma-
ker's ranch over in Tooele county.
Whether this is so or not remains to be
proven The sheriff of Tooele thinks they
DID and were told they could get no help
there and came back. In fact he is sure
on this point. One of his men was sent
there Friday to see if there was anything
new in the case; whether the men had
been seen there, and nearly caused riot
between the old man and the old lady.
The former insisted the latter was talk
ing too ''d-m much and babe her keep
quiet.
Sheriff Hardy said last night the cost
of the chase thus far, as relates to him.
will be in the neighborhood of $500, al
though he has not yet made any totals.
Whether or not the county court Will re-
imburse him for the money expended re
mainst to be seen. The sheriff has nothing
TO say on that subject Christopherson
called at the Jail last evening and was
greatly elated over the capture of the
men. He declared it would have been an
everlasting disgrace to the territory and
this county to have allowed them to es-
cape.