Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-07
V7beteabouls Of
Tracy Unknown
nj # Hin, Since He Left Port S1fadSon-Re-
,,rsd 10 Have Been al Indian HeserOaf0"-h'efy Me'
1.J Oulef of Puget Sound Searched = CoHU''l De-
h,oed 10 be shaking for Canada.

descriptions Of Tracy and OF Anderson
The authorities of the northern couh-
lies bordering the sound have taken
up the chase and considerable addl-
tions have been made thereby to lhe
pursuing force The Hood county candl
is being patrolled by two squads OF
oalcerg Moreover watch Is being
kept of the avenues leading TO the
south The search for Anderson Is be-
ing prosecuted along the west shOre
of the sound with the Port Madison
indian reservation as the statIlhb
point. Tracy took with him sdud'e
and bride II Is believed mat ne WIN
steal a horse from the Indians ana lheh
make for Hood canal and thence to lhe
Olympia mountains, or crossing Vhe
sound. win capture a horse and rlde on
north. eventually landing In BRUSH
Columbia.
member Of the Times stan who Is
with one OF the posses searching lot
Tracy wires as follows.
"Chief Deputy Sheriff Cook and party
left Port Madison at o'clock TINS
morning with the intention of thor,
oughly investigating the extreme head
Of Millers Bay, where we found BOAT
answering the description OF the one
taken by Tracy from Johnson at Maui
son Saturday night. The boat had been
drawn up on the beach In a small
clump or bushes. The oars were all II
contained a well worn trail Leading
in the direction Of Port Gamble was
found and fresh tracks of two men dis
covered
1--WE at once started into the dense
forest in the direction OF Port Gamble,
making inquiries at the few houses
along the trail. We are now at Hurst
Rises ranch"
AN INDIAN woMAN's STORY
Seattle. Wash, July IA dispatch
from Port Madison to William Corcor-
an. chief deputy, says;
Further talked with Indian woman.
She says the two men in Johnson's were
at Cape Horn, two miles west OF reser-
walton at noon yesterday, Positive OF
identity and actions Of man with rifle.
Heard three shots same locality where
am today. Indian woman and boy
watched all night Tracy can steal
horse from that place. Boat not left at
rise.
(slgned.) III. F. Mckay, Deputy"
SEARCHING FOR THE OUTLAW.
Whatcom, Wash, July 7-Sherifis
Brisbin Of Whatcom county, thinner
man of snohamish, and Wells of ska
cit. are all at Anacortes, Is miles be-
low this city this morning, directing
the search for Harry Tracy, the Ore
gon outlaw. They are certain that the
desperate was In the vicinity OF De-
ception Pass at 6 o'clock last evening
In a sallboat. Deception Pass Is very
dangerous for craft the size OF Tracy $,
hut the officers believe That he Is little
inclined to regard this ami that he
probably went through on favorable
tide and has either effected a landing
on the mainland on this side or has put
out through the straits of san Juan
de Fuca. Three steamers are actively
engaged IN patrolling the shores OF
Puget Sound In the neighborhood OF the
pass. while posses are guarding vantage
points on the mainlarl In the neighbor-
hood Of where he would naturally land
Ii Is believed that Tracy Is making
for this county. where he has friends
who will aid him to escape either In a
foreign vessel or into Canada by train
Tracy IS said to have formerly worked
in Alberta, Northwest Territory as
a cowboy. II Is thought by some that
he is directing his course thither'