The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-06
ICONWCTS ARE
STRUNG TO WALL
1Continued from Pane IL


Chester A Bouton. THE boy hoId-up .,
ES9nosr. sentenced need to ten years at Salt
. william Farrell. burglar. sentenced "a
ee years at Ogden, Jan. 10. 1905
=: h Harper, robber, sentenced to six
Michael Riley, robber, sentenc 60, 10 three
years at Salt Lake, May is, 1905.
hes-s =. Nes[ burglar, sentenced to two
=. =. WInaien, burglary, sentenced to one
yer az Salt Lake, May % 1905
thTee years at Salt Lake. Ma eH' Is fSa5 TO
anousaS blackburn, assault with deadly
SArS June 3. 1905 ''''
81; h Cray. burglar, sentenced to fiji
aesn months at Provo, May 90 1896
James Wilson. robber. sentenced IN
Anres years at Salt Lake, Oct 10, 1901
years at ogden. Dec SDe Is. iiS 65 TO SIX
- =, T. hhowlesi burglar, sentenced TO
I 4SGe and one-haIf years at Price, Feb. Is,
,5 MI; II; F. Smith. burglar, sentenced to
I IssSR Wn3nths at Provo, Dec. 20, 1904
three years at Salt Lake Oct 4 1901. ~
MlchaeI swan. forger, sentenced TO one
year at Ogden, July 8, 1904
D'sen an lncorrlgfble from the time he ar
lived az the prison Good behavior would
break he made last July lost him his time
i,,,S~ , alce, lie got as far as Murray
DuL was caught three hours after he left
The prison He was s'uuCer Dunjsbnenf.s
when the trouble began yesterday. hut at
Deputy Warden IRE. who possesses =
agility. single handed took Swan from
ms ecu 20 the dungeon in the north cell
mouse no i swan weakened, but will be kept
on bread and water and in darkness until
ms term expires tomorrow.
,,, In ADDITION to the food supplied by the
leader, received from his mother a quart
OF ice cream, oranges, bananas and cher
Higgings had just been released from
pullIS LlIheIlt, imposed for beating fellow
CONVICT and attempting to assault
Says Food Is Good.
Warden Pratt says the complaint Of the
men has no foundation in fact The food
Is ample and wholesome ne saws some
conWicts gaining as much as fifty bounds
curing their imprisonment
g.. ne trouble Followed a day OF relaxation
turned all except few of the more i'm
P3rtant prisoners and those under nun
where they had a game of baseball box
ING contests and tub of lemonade with
life evidently was too much for them a6d
their refusal to resume their old was Of
!nSlnE came the next day after the grand
W Ia , speaking Of the trouble last night.
Most of these men are new arri,-a,s
ana some of them are long-terrners we
have had considerable trouble with several
OF them ever since they came. Recently
put a convict named Charles Larsen in
side to cook The man is a first class
cook ana has acted in that CaDacitv Tor
live years L gave Larsen particular in
structionS against passing out food to the
men az all hours. giving food to men i'm
punishment. etc They couldn't work Lar
sen as they do some men, because he has
six years of credits and l told him
would take them all off, one nv one If
NC dlsobeyed instructions. You see. lots
OF these conVictS want 10 get done and
as they can't get that they try 10 per-
suade the cook TO give them tea leaves
Hnsround coffee. etc, TO chew Vol
Larsen would DO none of these things 50
they tried to force him out. They fouDd
At was no go that they couldn't bluff him
or me They had TO have some excfTee
LOT this racket. so they chose yesterdays
1000 supply. Ordinarily thew get tbrea
meals every day, but YESTERDAY being q
hollday and some sports in the wav of
basebau and boxing contests having been
arranged for their amusement, I GLANCED
the regular system a little bv eiX-fne, ! 49,
only two meals, one at $50 in the r7Sor,,i,i.-
ana the other at 2:20 in the afternooD -
'Ihe men behind this are mon u-bo
have been compelled to work The, ,1sad
every sort of threats and cafOIer,- ~ rosl~a
the rising general, but failed to get more
than aDout thirty men. several of whom
repented in time to escape DIlpisbTneyt
one OF these men told me he had no s,-r,o-