Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

puAod 10 cuniinn himself day ana nlrht
In arrest to the limits Of the garrison.
CHAPTER VI.
The members % the court had scat
tered 20 their posts, all save the veteran
president and Colonel Turnbuil the de-
partment inspector Lieutenant Blake.
10 Ills disgust. had been sent scouting
up the iiaaanvnmrn, where the AuachoH
had hcon some days before but couldn't
b. found now. 10 being the practice OF
those nlmhle warriors 10 rot far from
the scene ~ their doviitfiea without
needless delay. and the rule Of the pow
cu that were. until General Crook
taught them wiser methods. was 20
promptly order cavalry 10 the spot
where the Indians had been Instead uf
whore they had presumably gone. 4
blackboard ga route 10 Date Greek, with
two Of the array that had aat IN judr-
mcnt on Novlns. had been "hold ~" at
nlFht hy q gang u half dozen deapcr-
adnCa and the three passengers relieved
or their Nnluhhlcn, CnnslntlnH N ono
gold watch and two uf silver. one seal
rinr. three rcvDlvcfH three extra Hlsed
cantecnH, two gallon dcmilohn aud in
the aggregate three gallons of whisky.
The victims had submitted 20 the In.
cvitnblc. 80 far az their sold and silver
were concerned. but paihcticaily point.
Cd out 10 the rohhcr chinf the hardship
u being bcrcft a. one fcli swoop " the
expensive and only consolation
The country afforded. and de.
spite his WRATH and disappoiut-
ment az finding that the gen.
tlrmun had already been robhod-two of
them having spent four nights hand
running az tho post poker room-thc
leader was not ~ destitute ~ fellow
feeling nH 90 condemn tho hnplraa trio
10 the loaH VI oven the nccesHhrioa 0f life
and mcrclfully handed back half Fai-
Ion.
I'VE hope 20 catch some ~ you gen.
urmrn when you haven't been playing
poker" rnid Dc. striving 90 Htinc hiH
chaFfin. who Eot Il nll anyhow % he
asked. with nn eye 10 future business.
An. ycai Might have known a." be-
continued IN response 10 the rurfui nd.
mission " one % the party. wonder
fully smart outnt that az cooke. won
derfully most no. smart mo- some ~ our
people at Sancho's Wen. ao long. gene
tlcmcn. n any " your friends hru com.
lhE THIS way. recommend our place.
won't yuu' We've treated you a. well
ns We know how. Drive on. Johnny.
Nobody else VIII stop you this side "
pate They know We Eot here FIRST"
Arizona was nn Interesting region IN
those days ~ development that followed
cl1so on tho heels uf the war. Hundreds
OF experienced hands had been thrown
out ~ employment By the return N
peace and the territories oyefii1wed
with ouilnWH rcd ana white. male aud
iomnlc. Il whh taking ones llfp In ones
hands 90 venture pistol shot beyond tho
confines o. military posts, II was I'M.
possible Tor paymhHtorH 90 carry funds
without u strong escort 81 cavalry. The
only currency In tho territory was that
put IN circulation By the troops OF pald
70 contractors through tho qunrtermas-
tors department Even Wells Fargo.
pioneer UNpfcssmon ~ Tho pnrlnq slope.
sent their m Haeugers and agents H. FAR
thcr then than the Colorado river. and
Uncle Sans mail stage was robbed aa
often that a rrnlHtrfcd package had
grown Co Do considered only an ndyor.
ilHcment 10 the cuyetous of the fact that
IT, contents might b. of value
And 20, when the record OF the court
was duly signed and scaled ln huge uin.
clhl envelope, ana Lieutenant Lnring.
even moro grave and tnCiturn than uHu.
az, went The Wounds uf tho rude quarters
10 leave bio card Ur pay hia cnromonious
parting call on the officers who knew
enough 10 call on hlm--which in tho.e !
sfud' DAYS ~ the army many ala not ]
h' was asked by more than ono cxperI. |
cnccd soldier whether he had requcatri |
am escort Ia Wow N the fact that hu |
was hurdHnrd with Vnlunblra thnf /
though small IN bulk. we're cnnvsrtihla |
into cash that was anything but ANAL |
ln amount
70 such queries Mr. I.ofinr. VIII, had |
an odd aversion 10 answering questionr /
o. 20 what he was going 10 de. merely |
bowed assent ana changed tho subject |
Lieutenant Gleason, an officer Who 'hst !
recently Joined thr Infantry nnd ,yns i
one " Nevinn' victims. % man of unuau.
N ashurnnce, despite hiH few months Of |
..etNloe mai persisted IN his queries 10 /
thc tNtent NJ demanding from whnt /
quarter lnrinF expected 10 IN AM ~
enrt' hlhkc being away nc tho IInHaay.
Nnph AMI no other cavalry being WITH /
w 90 miles, and Gleason foit ressntfui
lh"lE 10 defuy hid tho fact. becau.s
IN. engine"r ignored the question until
" hAu breh ihrlco repeated and then he
saigi ,,',iN, ,,,il la,f.ty' That Il my az
Everybody thought that I.orinr was
decidedly unHucinhlr ana some went III
~ H To eau him auporciliouH ana
Too blanked bic to mlnrl, with
msm Wh" fought ull through the war
ia g WI h,hoQlbpy nj tho Point"
Hhrmlah "N''' '''h
rms latter gentleman took Il much
hiulhH that L0rlnr had won th. 9b.,l,t.t., /
straps Of n Inst Lieutenant Tho AZ, IN,
hrHt d0nnrd hlH uniform Omanv yar.T-
htN'W NAlHNuh ~ lhu corps OF Durt- /
u,rIsl while Gleason ana othrrs MN
Mhit he called war records ygsrs stiI
second lrutenhntH. OnlrprH ~ th. a,ii
per m Iurnhull and gtnrts rsv. t,,,,'n
ln respect Ia the grave. Hllont. tb,pgbt'
guy young oiicor, but tho iuuiDfs nv.
,huihlnn ana lioutpnantH-tln tt",,
hsd mufkrd tho ease and nbiiitv v.ttt
hn.,n l.oIlng handled what wns mon
"N Nv ufai case nH Judge advocate
..'N'I lhrl.a1 nErrcd that be- was "orgb6
"WNtd lhg general run OF tho iin.s
hell hlmHeli ulouf nH though no eonsid
,f'l himself % superior riHy didri,
HiIHh, smoke swear or ni1y rnrta 80 |
WIS therefore destitute Of most li9,,e9t.
.I soldier Cumpani0ushlp ns tb,n ,rJ
moro ueunHd, II WAS rcsentnd h., t@
nl.In-l everybody that Lnrlur ,vnui1
Ioi fAy whom ana how he eFpest,i ~,
10y. ,'lnp Cooke. lie had como on
NV nn Famous roam. but hat retirn.d
,,Ihl,,.i animal hy special courier Whom
sinrke and Turnhun were inr,,,,..,
XIV A'IlhE't request saw nj tn b,it
t.nfu'a No one should know, H.
10y g4il ln thrm, n no was H. h. ~
,l9hHlhlo Tor those ynlunblea. IL ,,tsb,
NN NuI nuu the veteran oalerrs .s,, |
hn point The iuniarn cetiiG ~ W
n,l H' llnN krinfanHl, but they could
g .nl ail nHl LnrIug ana held A. n nm
nNl.al nun lh days to come thnt nv
,,lh'd 10 be confidential. "'
ln'. w.. % man ut Cooke who coutt