The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09
May NOT BRING
STRANGE BACK
Salt Lake Must Comply With
CoIOradO's Parole Rules.
POSSIBILITIES OF A HITCH
WILL BE COMPELLED TO GIVE
BOND FOR THE PRISONER
POSSIBILITIES OF A HITCH

A cCORDING to a statement mad,
Il by County Attorney. Christensen
yesterday it may be possible that
1o1l' strange the Colorado convict. al
iesed to have been implicated in the
murder of Colonel Prowse. NAV not he
brought here TO face the charge upou
"hich Lynch and King have already
oeen condemned. The cause of this un-
certainty is the bond which the coun-
- VIII De required by the Colorado au.
elIOI illes 10 furnish, 10 insure the ap-
bS0I dHce IN that state of the prisoner
an accordance with the terms of his
parole. '''-
The bond. ready to be filed ont and
approved by the authorities here. has
Deeh sent from Canon city, but the
terms OF 1t are not known and this
siNes rise TO the uncertainty as te
%HSIner the terms Of the document can
be complied with.
ColOrado's Parole Rules.
A letter received by County Attorney
L IN II'Iehsen from the governor of coll
oIauo states that the laws of that state
-equIIe prisoners released on parole &c
report al the penitenti7rv once = month
ID
are not allowed TO leave the state N
Jne meantime without furnish5u-
Dohd Tor their temperance. lie ace
CoIulnsly informed Mr.. Christensen
mat Eelore Strange could be brought
mere lhe county authorities would have
20 FURNISH bond. which has TO be a1.
proved by-1he warden o. the Colorado
prison lctte- from the warden STA
Jed that the bcnd was on the way he g
ROW. and that tie terms of il would
nave to be complied with before
strange ~. would be given over to the
Utah officers.
1 don't know what the terms of tbs
pond and contract are" said lTr. Carts
Jensen, E'and it may be possible That
us requirements viii he such we cam
nov meet tnAm- II they are we NAV not
get Strange here This remains fo he
seen though. when the papers arrive"
ne bond was expected yesterday.
and had it arrived and been zatisf7cl
l5Ty an officer would probably have laft
last night for the Colorado prison.
Extradition of Strange.
All arrangements for the extradition
OF the prisoner. if the bond does nor
Illustrate the plan, are complete. YES
terday Attorney Christensen secured a
9sCoHd dIHQaNlL from Wittenberg a
copy Of which viii be sent with a cow
OF Maces statement, to the governor
or Colorado when the reuuisition pa
peTS are sent Witteubergs second A.
hdaVit was practically the same as his
hrst with the exception that ne was
not asked to make any statements
about King.
He stated that he had followed the
two men who ran from the gambling
house after the shooting into the Cast
no saloon, and had seen them remove
he handkercihefs from their faces.
Dne of them, he said had taken hold
If him and asked him to take a drink
The taller one. he declared on his oath
le believed to be Strange. a picture
# whom was shown to him bv the
ounty attorney. This signed affidavit
viii be attached to the requisition pa-
,eTs.
When it was made known to the de.
ense that There was a PROBABILITY that
strange would not be brought back
hey stated that they had no rear IS
o the outcome of Kings case. The ev-
ience which they have they feel Is.
efficient to insure his release. whether
strange is brought here or not.