Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-07

sent his brother Charles across the
valley In short order to shadow
Fen,tsrmakor's ranch 10 Box Elder
canyon, n few miles from where the
capture subsequently occurred, fully
believing they would attempt to get
In there.
Young Charlie shadowel the can.
yon like an Old detective but was him.
self also closely watched. o. that
there can be very lUte doubt. He
was completely Disputed anu wucn he
rOdc o. TO the ranch ana asked Tot
dinner, whicu was given him, he saw
nothing that led him 10 believe tia.
the outlaws were unIcr cover there.
abouu. But u IL place that unotis
protection IN ~ many ways that any
number Of men almost could easily
ana engc,uailN gecfuis thUmseivea anu
horses. After Giuuur Young Mcclellan
rode OIL The ranch nut siill kept an
eaglC eye on tue canyon. However,
lie taw no ono enter wDicn proves that
COughlln aud George reached too
canyon In advance Of him aud got
out OF the way before he arrived
10 II II now known that al
least one Of them VA. dinner thofe
aud ere given copies u ons OF the
salt lake uAily newspapers with
which the place IL Away. provided. A
gentleman living on nUuse's ranch,
some miles distant, wasnt Fenslut.
makct'1, where hu saw COughlin get
both hle dinner aud tue newspapers
but did not know that u was him u ntll
shown his picture In the drgts by At.
tgrney Mcbride. Then hu was p1si.
tive " II beyond all question Of doubt.
whether George was actually on the
rancn or Ia food carried " aim by
COughlIn Il not known.
Immediately alter tending his
brother Charles 10 watch Blk Elder
canyon and having notified toe Giants.
VILE authorities VI what no knew,
Sheriff Mobilize at once commenced
o OrgaNizo u posse, ~ ala also the
GiantBviile boys, and both posse. put
OIL IN tuo dirocsiIu OF JohuaOu's pass,
twenty miles south, with the eHpertA.
ton that the outlaws would attempt 10
crtsi Il and get on 20 the desert beyond.
Tue GTautBvillu officers went Up the
west side % the vsilry anu when past
Ing South Willow cAuyon 70 WAS sug.
gostud that come OF them ride upon u
ridge ana look over on tnu other side,
IL was these eSitmi-hsts who
ftsl detected tho tullaWp iot,es.
Then the TOOelo city uJssc
aud the remainder OF the Evansville
boys were notified Ui the discovery
anu NJ sOon n. they arrived the closing
In process commenced ami was con.
tinuuj IN II the capture was tilso,,d
as heretofore indicated IN tue NEWS.
The names Of all 0 the T0Osie toys
Just now obtninaule who rendered
a.
istlher down the valley wtr, Sheriff
John MckullAt, eX.Sheril McBgldr,
Depty ShoFn james G1wGus, Deputy
sheriff Glfd1r, Deputy sheriff Shleldy,
Deputy Shrfii ELLINGTON, Deputy
shenii McNUlat and Guy Marshal
Johu Matuden. Not one u this double
vuartvtio hut who 10 n lB,.clGss
msfk.mau; and every last ono Oi them
wss thoroughly equipped with army
rlilrs Hnd plenty VI ammunition. In
addition 10 that thry were SO were also
tho GfantsvIlle boys familiar with
every canyon, hill, hollow. cli1, road
anu tran Ia ihe region anu all thu talk
on the part VI the outlaws getting
away u they hal Just boon successful
Ia reaching Johnson's pas ~ all moon.
shine. II meant that their escape was
impOssible the moment the p.,ats were
organized. JOhu anu Dick ltydalch
know ~ much aUout that part OF the
country Ms any Outlsw that
ever iLiettrd II Hud there II no
place that element could go that they
could not aud would not with the
Tooele city bDys, follow. The boys Of
that cUunty--the Oilicers Away call
each other boys cut thers-madr short
anu ellectual work Of CASE that had
Mt that time attracted widt-ipTeai at.
ton aud put the officers Of Salt Lake
and several other c0uuties OF thie
Territory and the state Of Wyoming TO
great expense. They did their work
well and the public will give them
credit accordingly.