Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-05
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LEFT GUNS AMI SADbLhS.
owe examined the spot where the
shooting occurred. Tyler and Jenkins
fell within a few feet OF each other af-
ter being shot, and one could plainly
see where the bodies laid on the ground,
which was covered with blood We
then took a look around the place and
one Of our men discovered a large bum
die IN which were packed two cowboy
saddles and two Winchester 3 ans. We
concluded that the bandits were Wen
armed and had more saddles than
horses, otherwise they would not have
left these essentials behind
ARIZONA OUTLAWS, SURE
"Who do / think the outlaws are?
Why the Arizona gang who killed the
two Mormon" boys. There can be no
question as TO that. Poor Tyler and
jenkins. what a fearful death theirs
was. ] have seen many q man shot TO
death but l never In my life saw two
such horribly mutilated bodies as theirs
IN my life and never want 90 agait,
either
THOUGHT THEY WE'RE INDIANS.
What ever made the officers ven
ture into the camp unarmed? p asked
the News" man.
why. they thought Il was a camp Of
Ute Indians. You see Tyler jenkins,
Day and boy named
Wade separated from the 9TH
or membeIs Of the party
about five miles down the creek. When
Sheriff Tyler and others came across
the camp and sheriff said. why here's
the Indians we assisted across the
stream below here yesterday. I'll 90
I'm and see how they are getting along,
You stay here boys I'll | come back,
proceeded in the direction Of the camp.
Wait minute. I'M 90 with you sheriff,
called out jenkins, and he. too, got
OF his horse and went inside the will
lows The two had not proceeded far
when Day who was fully fity yards
away. heard Tyler call out Hello boys
Young Wade, who by this time had
perched himself upon huge rock. then
saw two men raise their
rifles and before either Tyler or Jenkins
could reach their animals they were
shot down dead. Wade says he heard
one of the men say IN hello you, you
s-of a D.. Following Us up are you.
IN teach you 10 keep out Of here and
leave us alone after this.
PREEcE DID NOT COME BACK.
Leaving the scene Of the tragedy we
went TO Turner'S ranch. about four
miles away where the posse divided
Preece. H0wolls Goldman ana Harrles
started for Ouray and leaving US four
there with Instructions 20 remain until
Preece returned. preece and the rest
lost their horses and never returned. 80
we returned 10 Thompg understand
Ing 90 was the Governors wish and
came home"
THOUGHT THEY WERE BEARS.
Along with the returning posse comes
a funny story about the Tribune cor
respondent While ascending . hill the
first night one Of the Webster ranch
employees pointed 10 herd " black
cattle I'm "a gulch and said they were
bears. The Tribune man made for
them. and took several shots at the boz
vines but fortunately for the owner
without effect. By the time The news
paper man was ready 90 reJ0in the
posse be found lt had passed out OF
sight So the young man remained out
an nlght and when found by Sheriff
Preece the next morning was nearly
dead from fright, exhaustion and ex-
posure.
SHERIFF HOWELLs RETURNING,
The following specisl 4 the 'News"
was received from Nernal this after
noon:
No further word here from outlaws
since the posse started on their tran
no Bear river They win probably be
rounded up In Powder Springs coun-
try Sheriff Howells and party left for