The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
4 BOY FOUND
I'm THE BUSHES
/ Patsy Sullivan Wanders
EIteen Miles in City
/ Creek Canyon.
|ENT NIGHT IN
HIS LONG WALK
Exhausted When Sergt.
|rtS Discovered Him in
Canyon.

Beuntiful Canyon.
~ cap filed with wild flowers
|-ay under the apron of his over
L,,r In his hand which he had
:.yIng horse, almost exhausted
"a I'm q clump OF bushes from
,ould not extricato himself. little
r,yan, years old. was found in
eanyon Sunday afternoon by
>,rts of the police force and ia
IN. after twenty-five hours abb
1 bis home,
Uncovered in Bushes.
Az out" was the faint response
M Of the officer. "Oh, Patsy"
zen calling for the child for
.ors. as he secured the range in
H. lost little tot. In an instant
ecsr leaped from his horse and
,fhe bushes on the side of the
.t.sed the boy from the thorns
.A bushes which held him. and
- In his overcoat to warm his
Ia body. started back over the
him. where, eight miles away.
Tss frantic and could not be
,rr the disappearance of her
-scome, she was. when an hour
ii vas placed in her arms by the
Kho for twenty-five hours had
I'd for him. and IL was several
,e:ore che was restored TO con-
u6ered No Ill-Effects.
|ng out in the hills north OF the
a canyon for twenty-five hours,
b he cold of the night and hav-
Ia distance OF about fifteen
IA four r-year-old Patsy Sullivan,
and Mrs, John Sullivan. was
1g9clock Sunday afternoon in a
bushes two and a half miles
be Spears ranch. across the d.
b Bount!ful canyon. by Sergt,
nE Officer Carlson of the police
q only apparent effects of the
reiencc are a very much sun
u and a cold contracted during
Patsy Disappears.
I'D with his father Saturday af-
The headhouse OF the city wa
I rhere Mr.. Sullivan ls employed.
In the afternoon Mr.. Sullivan
! the weir. a short distance from
Euse TO Ia, the measurements
|'f' He left Patsy in the head
wing with another child about
lse and when he returned a few
'itr both children had left the
Patsy was not there.
he One After Flowers.
szn asked the other boy where
and he pointed TO the side OF
hort distance away, and Patsy
'Hn there picking flowers Mr..
lrned and went inside the head
Intended 10 some duties that
-ae for about ten minutes, and
oriside and called to Pasy. No
nme and Mr.. Sullivan started
~ where he had last seen the
Gives the Alarm.
1HeYer, was nowhere to be seen
-ilyan spent about half an hour
-E for him, and then, becoming
AZ The child had gone to the
ALLEN into the water and been
~ The spillway and through the
ais boots and made a thorough
ds waded down the creek for
o. a mile. carefully searching
and then went back 10 the
and gave the alarm.
hing Parties Organized.
a hour after the child was
,aen men employed by the wa
department. were out searching
country. After dark lanterns
Ied and the ground thoroughly
'lhn a distance OF three miles
aahousc, but no trace of the
Aild.
Police Sent to Scene.
sh was kept up all during the
~ o'clock in the morning
IA wagon from police headquar-
Fnt TO the scene with six offi-
II mounted officers also went TO
s~rch. and several men at the
including Mr.. Sullivan, were
ou AS morning came the OK
1heory covered was wldencd.
III easln clear to the divide sep
10y Creek and Bountiful can
Covered.
I Tant Get Outr'
se'ock In the morning Serst.
'ne police force and Omcer
i"ed on horseback, and when
Sea what territory had been
S pushed over the divide and
bountlful canyon. They
s"e ground over for about four
srs' POINT about two and a half
o; the Spears ranch was
n. hr. Roberts was continually
- ehilds name. and as they
ha sump Of bushes and Mr.. Rob
'slied Patsy" this response
.ts>l u n very faint voice: Il tant
.n, Almost Exhausted.
G'tns oSt no time In dismounting
Il, ks p INTO the bushes where lIltlc
|, 40, nov he got into the ciump Of
al.es Sano' tell but he was too