Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
BEELER's LONG CHASE.
Apache County's Sheriff Still in Pur- suit of the Apache County
 AIurdererS.

A correspondent of the Salt Lake Herald writing from Vernal, in that state. gives the following account of Sheriff Beeler's pursuit of a gang of lnurdererS:
 Sheriff Ed BeeIer. of Apache county. Arizona. who has been on the trail of the outlaws who murdered Sheriff Tyler and sam Jenkins. since last March. was shown the Herald dispatch last night concerning the movements of q gang of Arizona outlaws that are supposed tO be headed this way The Arizona officer states that the gang mentioned K well known by him. and is one of the most accomplished and systematic aggregariOnS of bad men in the west. The men mentioned in the. dispatch. he states. are only part of The gang. all of whom are flush with money just now. having committed several daring and successful robber- :e> of late. He relates that at one time. when a number Of the gang were finally rounded up and captured SO complete was their organization Ihat a deputy sheriff and the guards placed over them released the whole outfit and joined the gang themselves
 This scheme has been So successfully carried out in different sections of the territory that it k d hard proposition to determine who k friend or foe in chase after these desperate thieves and murderers.
 Sheriff Beeler shows no signs of weakening in his pursuit of the gang rhaf K wanted for murder both in Ari- zOna and Utah. the trail of which he has followed for 1900 miles
 There is q ring of determination in his voice when he quietly answers the question of What do you propose now" by the laconic reply. Follow them tO h-L" In discussing the mat rer last night he stated that this iS not the first time he has lost the trail temporarily. It has happened before. hut in every instance he has again picked il up after the chase was aban- lcned by local officers. and followed it on. The chase has taken him all over Arizona and New Mexico and over the line into Old Mexico and back and on across Utah and into Wyoming. where he now has deputies searching out the trail. When it iS again picked up this determined officer states that he will quietly push on. even though the chase takes them across the United States and into Canada.
 The outlaws evidently know the character of the man who k on their trail. as they never seem to rest. pro- curing fresh horses wherever the op- rarrunity offers and having as rapidly aS possible 10 shake of. if possible lie grim purSuer in their rear
 hen Sheriff Tyler and his deputy Sam Jenkins. ran against the despe- lair murders in the Hill creek coun- 'l-r. the hunted men asked no queS- ions but evidently under the impress sion that their old purSuer had at las' Gvertaken them. with these men 8 his command, they at once went to "''fk with ghaStly success.
 My turn will come" quietly re- marked the nervy man from Arizona.
 and when il does there will be a reckoning. The boys that these cowardly villains shot to pieces in the %outh were my friends and sacrificed the.r lives to assist me. and I will even up the score These fellows m@r aS well fight lie one place as a'l :hrr. as the time We meet k bound fo come ] know them all. and am as positiVe of their identity as though they were behind the bars. All this ialk of Cdssiday. Joe Rose and otb- CTS being the slayerS of the Grand county officers is moonshine. They gre fhe same men that 1 have been Trailing l am positive of that"