The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-17
UHTY FRAUDS ARE
SHOWN TO Be GIGANTIC
CONTINUED from Psge -

Dives ana u mountain lions. collect
81 therefor 1903. Having scared the
me out OF the region surrounding St.
Pm Mr. Ward took a little spin into
vief county. He was back on Oct IS.
inging good news from the town of
n dmond- This time the grip held the
les OF - coyotes, "a wildcats. Is
8Nes, mons and bear. Mr.. Ward
2tied Tor SSlo- He went right back
SEWER. Two days later he reported
from Saiina. Opening the grip he
eiessiy extracted from corner of
Woives' lions and bear Net, 1899
Works Havoc in ToOele.
~ Ward dropped out to dear old St.
- 20 spend a week. He took his
nIuI rlile along, not intending TO
ulariy, but just to keep in
cllce- On the way out he took
shots along the road. When he re
ed on Oct % he brought the skins
~ coyotes, % wolves, u wildcats,
E ms and bear-SSO5.
lima pleased Mr.. Ward and he
fened back there. He was up on
o saddened man, TO get the
~ 5 OF ms rife adjusted. In eleven
ar. Ward had slain but 8 coyotes.
weapon repaired. Mr.. Ward jour
go 10 the Sewer town again. He
I'D on the Sth with the pelts of "a
otes, II wildcats, : wolves, ? lions
he was I'D on the 11th. the 18th,
Asln, the 23d. the 26th, the 18th and
Dec ), bringing various assortments.
smallest coyote kill during that
.riod was 40. while on Nov. 10 he came
with the hides of $50 coyotes, %
ldcats, ID wolves, lions and 4 bear
54e A hurried trip to st. John re-
teu IN Jos coyotes, u wildcats, 8
SPlVes and liOns-S249. Back 10 Sa-
+ a again. I'D on the 18th. 23d, 2Sth
d Goth. On Dec. % Mr.. Ward brought
i his banner kill for 1904 Needing a
Z lie Christmas money he was more
n usually careful in his shooting,
pouring 1872 coyotes, p wildcats, Is
4lves. lions and 5 bear-S372.
dr. Ward has the distinction of being
only man to get in a big Kill under
unity Clerk Eldredge's administra-
n. Jan. ne showed up and asked
Davies. Davies was not there and
+ ard was confronted by a new man,
Sputy c s. Buckwalter. Mr.. Ward
,aped special notice by producing a
ndle of good hides, 80 coyotes, IA
ldcats, p wolves, 6 lions, 3 bear
a. Mr. Buckwalter put in an hour
a half examining and punching the
ms.
Other Valiant Nimrods.
pr. Cooke is second only to Mr. Ward
a hunter. Between oct. s and Dee.
Alr. Cooke put out OF their misery
e coyotes, 167 wildcats, "a wolves. IS
Ant41n lions and u bear-S2. $50 Mr.
surpassed Mr.. Wards record for
day. Mr. Cooke, like his friend,
II Ward, felt himself in need of a bit
Fl Christmas money and applied him
with diligence to the practice of
profession. His reward came Dec.
when he was handed a certificate
1921 in exchange for the hides of 81
Notes, % wildcats, II wolves, IL lions
bear his certificate furnishing a
rvel a the way of calculation.
.Sgses Norman, whose address is Civ
as general delivery. salt Lake city,
nd some good sport in this county,
gins BIZ the bounty register. Be
ZEN Oct 3 and Dec. ;. Mr.. Co mans
FIRING aim was responsible for the
: th Of S42 coyotes. LOG wi icats, 50
ves. IS lions and Is bsar-S1, 9S7.
ents should be careful about letting
children out with so tmany fierce
es right here "insossd midst" as It
- zuesaHs as in on Oct. 3,
2S, Dec. > and 3.
he boarded his
y Money" and
- ISL Use on the lake.
Of King.
ping of a hunt
1 and Dec. 3
4 warrants of
~ 90 wolves. 9
-. Mr. King was
Oct. 1, from Kelton
~. ~e-pn der Summit Nov. g.
nowher4 Nov. %, from Kelton
I and frfm Soldier Summit again
Having reduced the hunting of
n efeattfras like coyotes. mountain
Is. bear a1d such to an exact sci
y, Mr. King left for Africa early
Il month fanficipating much sport
ong the Elephants. hippopotami and