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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
WORK TO BE STARTED
ON DAM AT DEER FLAT.
Special Correspondence.

special Correspondence
n AMPA, Ida, June Gus Carl
Y son. member Of the contracting
firm Of Hubbard & Carlson.
which has large contract on the gov
eminent irrigation dam at Deer Flat.
arrived the first Of the week from
Minidoka with two cars Of horses and
a large quantity OF machinery and i'm
prements 10 be used on their contract
here. Mr Carlson says their work at
Minidoka II about completed and they
VIII now concentrate an their forces
on the work here, which Is already
under good headway More stock and
men will arrive IN few days
Ground was broken and work COM
menced on the new vaudeville theater
Yesterday Manager Goidstein had eX.
pected to open the play house next
Monday but It has been postponed un-
III June II.
The commencement exercises Of
the High school were held az the Dew
ey Palace assembly hall Thursday eve
ming, May 81, and a very pleasing
program was given by the graduates
and talent Of Nampa, 10 a very sp-
preciatlye audience.
The heavy rains for the past few
days have delayed the work on the
sugar beets, bat now that Il has
cleared off again work IL being re-
sumed with renewed vigor and the
prospects Tor an excellent harvest is
assured
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FRANKLIN CITIZENS
HAVE WATER TO SPARE.

Special Correspondence.
rankin, Ida. June In the
face Of the prevailing rains and
the fact that nearly every year
this section is visited by frost as late
as June II people here are somewhat
anxious regarding the outlook for
crops, fruit and garden produce. As
70 Is the crops are well advanced al
though on some low spots the graz
Is under water and will be damaged
materially This also holds In regard
90 beets IN the low hands
Indicative ~ what had been accom-
plished by the citizens Of Franklin
during the past few years al the last
meeting held here the bishop pre-
scented 90 the congregation a synopsis
of the growth ~ this place and the I'M
proyements that had been Instituted
After pralsing the unity Of the peo-
pile ~ this settlement he went ON %
review what had been accomplished.
Among the Improvements mentioned
was the remodellng Of the meeting
house which included new floors, seats.
windows and a tower. Then there Is
the new opera house which rs con-
sidered hy travelling companies 90 be
one " the best FOR Us size On the state.
The new fence around the public
square and the planting 81 numerous
trees. tho new city hall and the water
works system installed one and all re-
ceived notice.
on Monday an unusual occurrence
FOR this peaceful settlement occurred.
Three young men who had been cel-
ehratlug attempted 90 forcih.y enter
tho telephone headquarters in n bots
ferrous manner. The sequel was that
they appeared before Thomas Durant.
Justice OF the peace. next day and were /
fined sums ranging from 81 % so for
their unsecmly conduct
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SAD DEATH OCCURS
AT LEWISVILLE, IDA.

special CORE sp1ndence.
EWlSNlLLE. Ida, June e.--Alzlna
Goody wife OF Arthur Goody. ST..
- died al her home in LewisyilIe. on
tho morning ~ May 81 She has been
troubled with dropsy and It's compilca-
t.ons for a number of years Mr..
Goody had rented his farm. intending
10 live iH Logan for O while. thinking
the change might benefit his wife.
They were packed up 10 move when
Mrs Go"dv was taken down with a
complication Of diseases She linz
gered for nearly three weeks. and a
great many ~ her relatives were sum-
moued most OF whom reachd hr bed
side before she passed away
She leaves loving and indulgent
husband. two sons and one daughter,
an Of whom are married. several
grandchildren. ana a host Of relatives
and friends
Mrs. Goody was always joyial. and
her friends enjoyed being in her COM
pany.
She was a daughter ~ James and
Julia Myler. and was born So Farming
ton. Utah July 20, 1883
She and Mr.. Goody came from
Charleston 90 the Snake River valley
about 1883 Mr Goody who rs one
OF Snake rivers prosperous farmers.
built for his family the first brick
house IN LcWisville
There was a very large attendance
at the funeral services held M the
Westinghouse ON June 2 The speak
ers were Patriarch Henry Stokes and
Elder Martin Harris who were neigh
b0rs ~ deceased On Charleston, and
Elder Neal Gilchrlst ST.. and Ale1an-
der Kingdom, ST.. who were neignbors
.n the Snake River valley.
Elder Edmond Il Taylor reached !
home May % from o. two years mis- |
don % the Southern states. A welcome |
home party was to have been given /
M Thursday evening but Elder Tay- /
ors mother with a number OF others \
vas summoned go Harrisvllle by tho
.cath ~ Josiah Tayl0r's wife. 50 the
arty was postponed
Miss Ellen Jardiue was taken with |
m attack ~ appendicitis on the LIST.
ln the 2nd her father took her 10
ogden, her mother having gone %
'rDvu 90 attend the Young reunion.
asst evening telephone message
anne saying The operation had been
lccessfully performed Yesterday after
con.
Memorial services were held IN the I
lectInghousc on May 30. AZ 10 o'clock. !
ut owing to 'hc heavy rain storm |
hich had been pouring Tor eight days
ply a few visited thc cemetery. Peo-
.e have been going out between show
~ ever since
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PROSPECTS AT REXBURG
WERE NEVER ANY BETTER

Special Correspondence.
n ENBURG Ida. June After two
X weeks II almost steady rain. the
sun is again shining and the mud
IL fast disappearing
The crop prospect was never bet
ter. II is reported that on the dry
farms on the bench south ~ town. the
grain IS a foot high and already in
the boot The beets are growing nice
~ but the storm has prevented thin
Ming but with the number Of Japs that
arc here and the number that
arrive on every train. that lob will be
short when dry weather comes.
Fremont stake will be well repre-
sented al the Mutual conference I'm
salt Lake CITY Two extra coaches
were attached 20 the regular train and
- tickets were sold Thursday morn
ing-mostly 10 citizens ~ Rexburg In
addition to those who went Thursday,
a good many went Wednesday.
Elder Soren Peterson. who leaves
IN a short time to flll his third mission,
was agreeably surprised this evening
by the members Of the stake w. / 4.
boards Mr.. Peterson is first assistant
70 the stake superintendent OF Y VI.
NJ l. A.
The Old Folks committee has ar
ranged 10 entertain the old people Of
Fremont county on June II az Rex
burg A good program has been ar
ranged and a number ~ prizes will
be given. The age limit has been
placed al 81 years and the man over
that age who has the least hair, the
largest foot, the most living children.
or is the leanest or the fattest, will re-
ceive a prize. All the prizes will be
given gratis by the business houses.
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DAMAGE TO THE BIG
IRRIGATION DAM.


SPECIAL correspondence.
W. HITNEY, Ida. June The
w damage cccssioned by the 90
ing out o. a portion NJ The IT.
rigalion dam located near this place
last week turns cut TO be rot so heavy
as was first reported The dam proper
did not give waY. but portion OF
hil lha' WAS thought 20 BE- the strong
esi part " the embankment went out
About 70 feet Of curface water 'Nas lost
ana three feet remained Since the
AFFAIR The shareholders have been WORK.
ing, ana % is now anticipated that tha
water viii rise another five feet allow
ing plenty Tor irrigation during the
coming summer The shareholders in
the enterprise are James johnson
Joseph Johnson, William Hawkes.. Jog.
eph Moser John L. Daley. T.. + Banif
J. W. Winward, Geo. T. Benson. ana
Mrs. Jane Cutler The damage Il be.
lieved 10 be not so great by one-ter,l
as was first expected: Of course TINS
does not apply 10 the water that Was
lost.
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BAD BUGGY ACCIDENT
HAPPENS At MALAD.
cal C0rrespOndenc.

Special Correspondence.
\ 4 ALAD CITY, June The dis
Vl trict court is iu session this
week The cases OF the school
lands Evans and Williams aud that u
Isaac Simons have been considered.
Mr. and Mrs Boley, Of Rockland,
are the guests Of Dr. and Mrs Kerns
Miss Rae Jones left Monday % visit
In Pocatello
The Primary fair which was held
az the tabernacle June ! was a finau-
cial success Great care and skin were
exhibited IN the articles on exhibition.
Last Friday while driving 90 the
shearing corral MI William Jones and
John Madsen were thrown from the
buggy MIR Jones. whose condition
was critical, was taken TO Salt Lake
City saturday where he underwent an
operation, having broken some small
bones IN the neck. which were inter-
terlng with the spinal cord. Strong
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
Mr.. Madsen escaped with only a brok-
en- collar bone
Mr.. Thomas Jones, Sarah Jones.
Sarah u. Jones. David l. Evans. Jr.,
Henry Thomas, Joseph Palmer, Julia
Peck and Griffith Jenkins. who have
been in school al Logan. are home for
the summer
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DEDICATION OF [. D. S.
WESTINGHOUSE AT SUGAR.

Special Correspondence
{ tGAB CITY Fremont Go. Idaho
June THE dedication of the uew
l. j. s. Westinghouse OF Sugar
ward took place 'h.s week. Tho AUD.
forum was crowded with Saints. ml
the services were impressive. and uI
be long remembered by those Wy.lrs-
cd 90 attend. Much praise has been
given the Saints of This ward fnr ua
ready response that has been mad. M
the erection of the building Just tNo
years ago the Sugar city JlWusIt- was
"a patch of luCcfu. One year ago iN.
plans for the erection of 70 Wceuugh0usa
were placed before the people. aul
work ON The building begun At its
completion aud before one meeting
Was held u the house. the building yes
dedicated and SET apart as "a house OF
the Lord The work or the ward choir
was good. and The songs that We're suas
We're inspiring
After opening SONG by the choir and
congregation. prayer was offered by
Elder James Blake. Report of 30.
building committee was given and WIS
unanimously accepted The commit
tee was honorably released and vote
ot thanks was given Tor the valuable
services and untiring efforts m over
seeing The building of such q beautiful
house
The dcdiratory prayer was given by
President Thomas T.. Bassett. attn
which addresses were made hy the foI-
lowing President Albert Heath, Pa
trarch John Donaldson Elder John a
. d q D..
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CASS|A COUNTY
COMING TO FRONT
New Ward Organized at Burley
Annual Election Of the
TownSite Co.
Sl0'OO00oO POWER PROJECT.
J. u. Pcrrinc and Associate. secnro
And Consolidate all Power Sltcs
on The Snake River.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
NAKLEY. Idaho June -.-Abou. 80
| NJ The people OF this dlstrlot
started TO SAT- LAX. city yestsr-
day 70 attend The yogg peoples cor
NeHt0n.
President WIN. r. Jack and counsel.
ors. accompanied by officers OF various
stat" organizations. visited Burlsy last
sunday and organized another new
ward. 10 be- known as the Burley ward.
with Lorenzo W Robbins as Bishop.
Francis a. Webb. FIRST counselor.
Charles Il. Smith. second counselor
and Joseph Sessions. ward clerk. Ds-
via a. Harding chori.ter; Estella
Haight organist.
The auxiliary organization officers
were sustained as follows:
Relief society-Isabelle webb. presl.
dent Willie Kltchins Dora Pickett.
counselors. and Delina Kidd. secretary
and treasurer.
Sunday school-C. +. Hsight. super
intendert. Geo. +. CHner Walter
LONG assistants: Ray Guyman. secre-
tary and treasurer
Y. NJ. NJ. J. A.-John ". Gardner.
president. Parlry Clark and Mamie
Pickett Counselors Grant Webb. sec
Rotary and treasurer
Y. L. VI. !. A.-Estella 2. Haight.
president, Caroline a. Carter and
Mary q. Harding. counselors, Maud
Craner secretary and treasurer.
Primary association-Mllne Clark.
president, Lille Smith and Ida GUY,
man, counselors. Maggie Guyman. sec
Rotary and treasurer. and Geo. Z. Ca-
ner, superintendent Of Religion class
work
Each Of the officers received the
unanimous support OF the meeting
The Saints have erected a meeting
house IN Burnley, and seem to feel well
over the local organization.
The annual election Of officers ~
the Burley Town site company, IT'D,
was held az the future capital OF Cas-
STA county. last Tuesday. at which I. p.
Perrlne. j. F. Miller. ". r. Jack. G.. r.
Davis and y. L. Burton were elected
90 the board OF directors. or these.
]. Z. Miller was chosen Tor the posts
tion OF president. l. u. Perrine. vice
president and G., Z, Davis. secretary.
A town pumping plant Is 10 be installed
Tor use as soon ne the power can be
brought from the plants Of the General
Electric CO.. now being installed by I.
u. Perrlue az Shoshone and Anger falls.
Thirty men are now AZ work setting
the poles for this power line. and the
plants win be ready for operation IN
about % days J. II Hollister and l. u.
Perrine have succeeded IN securing and
into the General Electric
70. al power sites along the Snake
liver from Salmon 10 American Falls,
inclusive. with $4,000 900 capital. with
which 20 push the work TO ultimate
uccess In a few years the effects
4 this vast enterprise will be felt all
.ver Idaho. and the hum Of industry
ylll sing praises 20 the victorious ORIG
uator and promoter t. r.
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ASSESSMENT NO. T.

Denver Mining Company. PRINCIPAL
place 81 business Salt Lake city Utah.
Location ~ mines Willow Spring MIN
iuR District. Utah Notice Is hereby
given that 90 q meeting OF the Rosri
~ Directors of Denver Mining Cor-
pany helj on the sth day Of May. 1905.
assessment no. 4 - a z OF a cent
share was levied up0u the capital stock
Ol tho corporation. issued and out
standing. payable Immediately 20 Hugh
Watson. secretary. az his offce. 50
Richards street. salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday. The ist
l1y of June l.Ut VIII be delinquent
ana advertised f0r sale az public auc-
ton and unless payment 10 made be-
fore WIi b. sold 0n the ist day "
July 1905, az 70 On 40 The secrctarys
Office 90 Jay the delinquent assess
mont thereon, together with the costs
~ advertising aIl expense ~ sale
HUGH WATSON. Secretary
Dated MAY u. 1905
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
FROM THE TOWN OF RlGBY.


'p'.'a' correspondence.
nfGBY. Ida. Jura After having
had st.-. ~, .,. 49,. ..,..,,,..
IN '' '.', ''s' Vu""'''
OF ram inst mas i1lle1 during the
last tGo weeks today Rigbv Is getting
moro than ever cr,rs rov.yer arc
t..,.,.as....,.,,. ..,..- -
'''"'"S '''', "'.' % .'' iI''. Io-''"' 'ne
prospects for ana abundant harvest ~
grain fruNs and vegetables is excel
t..t
o.. " '4",.Itt. Mtf 80. IaIsoIet
~ 4i'FI'I or 'A'i place passed away.
pm. ''i.'lI''' cause oi death neing
'..'I ', .N' ''"'"''.. Deceased vas
,'.N al ."h'h ..i. England. Nov 4,
Pm. was ndNN.ep mrmhrt oi
,"' 'Il''h nI jesus CHRIST NJ Latter
,o,s.' s"I-.- Ih '>'. u} elder ft'ui!
" assn 4NI SOON iIr'NAIas emisr rat
~, ~ yam Sci, '"Nt 20 center 'iiIe'
l'a' ~ county. !. 1870. she ana Der
fanny came To- H'et} whore she since
,.s,.eg D. lioI parents were samuel aug
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Idaho News From Her Main Cities and Towns
WEATHER REPORT FOR
LAST WEEK IN IDAHO.

BE climstoI,ol,,t s.,,.,.. .. 3d.
-, '' w ''''
'nlle1 states weather bureau
reports the following summary
FOR Idaho during tho week .r5i,c t,,...
Ihe week opened "iIh cool weather,
and the mean Temperature was copsil.
erably below The aor.rsI ,.,. ,h, 49,
,b, ..,.,..,... an. "''
80 tI.l' D''" ..N'l UP some
,,'o"S n'li'- n.'h ID degrees 'r
-, - 10 l'"'Ea lur noctur1N
e.iai..,i.' N.Y.. ID. l'" localities was SUE
H. 1919 loH ~" .'. cray dulles 90 permit
w.. ~ ''"'l''. '. .i''n tir week was
J, ,, ,,i... 20. extremely lo'
'i''i7s' So ullDh a3 ly
49, ''N'.'' W. '-.. Features from day
, w. D"S ODD favored localities lAr ,em'
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LlD Ir.p ..,H contract AND bond are a's1
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DOUBLE WEDDING IN
A LORENZO FAMILY.

Special Correspondence,
| ORENZO. Idl, June Last Tues
day a double wedding was celebrat-
- ed al the home Of J.. l.. clifford.
HIS two daughters being the brides
Bishop j. O. Morgan Of Ia Belle
performed the ceremony which Joined
IN marriage NJ William A. Gallup,
aged %. ~ la Belle and Miss Ada
clifford. aged is. Of Lorenzo, Mr. VII
liam u Hartman. aged -. Of Center
VILE and Miss Nellie clifford aged 10
Of Lorenzo,
Some a. guests enjoyed n bountcous
supper and afterwards they assembled
in the Lorenzo han aud had a sociable
time The next evening a ball was
given.
Everything Is looking fine I'm this
place and surrounding towns since The
recent rains which lasted for a week
almost steadily
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PROSPERITY IS
BEAMING ON PARKER.

Special Correspondence.
n ARKER, Ida. June s-The latter
part Of the month Of May VAS
mostly RAINY there being abou;
eight days with almost continuous rain.
the intervals husd IN by high cod
winds. Int fortunately 70 cleared of.
with reasonably warm nights, and 20
wind. j. has proved thousands q do.-
lars To BENEFITS 10 on agr.culturists. Tls
crops ara fine especially hay. grain aal
beets. though they are somewhat late
consequent uuOn tsrdv spring The
cold weather has delayed the high
water. as the great bulk Of snow r1s
not yet melted. The fruit trees ara
laden with bloom. both small and large,
and the weather is beyond complain.
The health ~ the community Is gouf as
general thing. Real estate is sti'l
changing hands. Mr. Mark Austin mas
bought the Leonard p. Rice ranch fur
SEA 900. and given the o.i W l.. Flint
ranch az han payment, and Bishop
Daniel q Miller has bought the town
property ~ pei Stevenson. Who sz-
poets % build iu So Anthony. Sine
the t0Ausiie proposition has slmmerst
down 90 smaller proportions tbs eI-
element Is less
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice D. hereby given that sealed bids
vii be received b. The g. aelsIgned up %
J. m. June g. lsa 1T lhe mattflals
ana labor required IN tae erection II two
school buildIngs one A. cight-Tc0m school
building located a. Ninth East and
Fourteenth South Streets, the other "a
aN-iuum school building located az rhlr-
iceuth East and Vine Streets. Salt lake
County, f1r the Granite School Board
according t1 plans and specIiCatlons. and
drawings which are open Tor Inspection
~ TIE UIddcls ~ The officer o. DaIlat a
hcdges architects. in the Dtseret Ma
uouai Bank Building, or The corner n
Main and First South Streets in SAID
Lake Dlu. Utah. aud al bids aud pfopa.
sails al The above time Will be pIibiCiy
pcrct anc reaa in fhe offce = 80 Orsn.
.ic school Beard lss South STATE street.
salt Lake County.
Al bids must b. addressed 20 Granite
:, hool Board f0f SdH Lake county" aud
marked in the lover left hand corner
"fids' orr frf0t ifis can 10 delivered ~
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
late Division. in and for Salt Lake Cour-
~ state Of Utah. IN the matter o. tie
estate II John Mcneil. Deceased Notice
Tho petition u Clouidc Mcneil admins.
traitor o. the estate q John Mcneil DE-.
ceased. praying for the settlement n Small
account Of said administrator ana FOR tht
distribution - the residue q sails estate
70 ne persons entitled. has been 90 foi
hearing on saturday. the lsih dav u Jure
a. u. lsa. ~ 10 O'clock a. n. al ihe C0un.
~. Court House IN the Court Room u
said Court in Salt Lake city. salt Lax,
County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk 81 said court win
the seal thereof affixed this tth DAY OF
June. A. n. 1906
tseaD J g. ELDREDGE. JR.. CLERK.
~ W " Fansvofth. Deruiy clerk
Cannon G Irvine. Attorneys loi fcfI.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

VIII be received hF the Board II Com.
miss.oncrs of the Utah State Mental Hos.
pital. for supplies fer the sir months
ending Nov W laH. consisting lr Part n
5guo pounds % N vs. and Graham a0ur.
9lco pounds - bran and io"0 pounds =
shorts. so pounds prime taloV. Geo
pounds sugar Utah. 2Do pounds No 1
Japan nice. 20 pounds coffee 2,6 pounds
creamery cheese. ji" pounds dnea an-
pies. l5n pounds peaches, go tons SLACK
coal, - tons lump coal. 2 tons straw o.
90 pounds butter groceries. drugs etc.
For further particulars aud c0nlss ~
articles 90 be- 30 upon inquire ~ " r.
n. paNman steward az the hospital
Bids must 30 sealed and marked 'Bifs
for supplies and addressed 90 the state
Mental Hospital" on OF before June "a
1915 Bids -Iened AZ u O'Clock noon on
said date
The board reserves fhe right % reject
aIy aud Oh bids noe advantageous 20 The
State. OF 90 accept AMY part n any hid.
BOARD or INSANITY.
RS y. a. Calder. MD. gupt.
Provo May e. 1910
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Case Of BrazeD EftrOntery on the
Part Of Some Hard Citizens
OF Dubois.
NOTORIOUS COLLIER BOYS.
zeal Twenty Head OF Horses and
D-,r through II, Anthony In
uey Tlmc-Dan In JAN

S-sc.al correspondence.
- ANTHONY Ida, juno To
y 5,.. mo- news has been received
y ~ tae collier brothers. alleged
..-s.,aIeyes aho are being chased by
a Doss of armed ciuzcns on horse
srk
those individuals have bore I'M
,,ow regulations fol years in the
,I,.rrv az dubois and ON Sunday they
canned ,hs climax by adroluy round
me mo abu. % good horses and pro-
cooling ,a drive them into the noun
,-...r. retreats Of the jackson Hole
c.,r,-r The men drove this band
through The streets Of st. Anthony and
Of fse dme several citizens remarked
ttat ihey believed the animals had
been stolen as the men have long
h.sn suspected n such business How.
s,tr they were SO brazon regarding
ne whole performance that they we're
MOI m1lesed About noon the thieves
rssed me horses IN the railroad stock
1-is and sauntercd around town.
Frank Collier and another man event
aUY drove the horses out u town
while Dan came uptown and circulated
among the citizens. apparently on the
lookout FOR @ sign of a possible posse
Two hours after Dan had followed
fs companions telephone message
ras received from Dubois from the
-tsri1 that the men were horsethieves
ND must De headed on at any cost
.rd held until he arrived TO take a
aHd
a 10 was Sunday and there were no
Equity sherins In the Office City Mar
bal Eucheneau and Joseph Menaugh
.Ho quickly sworn IN as special OF |
Gers and in company with the two
equity sheriffs they started after the |
ing
As the chase started a heavy fall OF |
.'n occurred which Obliterated the /
acks. consequently time was lost I'm |
lcing the men into Teton basin All |
.ht The chase kept on. At Bridal
Won. 30 miles southeast Of this
ace the thieves abandoned 10 Of the
which were recovered
Dan Collier was captured shortly ar
. .eaving -. Anthony. but the other
o men are SIN al large with good
aspects Of getting away for the time
ng
BIG Is believed that the balance Of the
leu animals have been left In the
epinR N some confederates while
. real thieves rode on 10 the Jack
q Hole country