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The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23
Editorials by the People.
Child Slavery.

Every true heart repudiates slavery. Itis repugnant to every cause of justice. Men have al ways hated bondage slavery. The Church in the Dark Ages" grew domineering. It made all slaves to it's customs. SavOnarola, Wicliffe, Luther and others arose in their wrath and struck this form of slavery down. Europe for centuries was a slave to knighthood. Cervantes braved the anger of nations and gave this form of slavery such blow that it never recovered. Napo- leon met his Waterloo because he tried to make slaves of his sub- jects.
 Every true American re pudiates slavery. The Church of England tried to enslave our Pilgrim Fathers. ; But they left their native land for the un- explored shores of America that they might be free. Once the colonists were slaves to kagland, but with the war cry Give me liberty or give me death" they won their freedom. For a cen tury sla> cry was tolerated under the Stars and Stripes" The slave was a black nan-destined it seemed from the beginning to be a slave to the white man; but the American spirit could not tolerate even this and this form of slavery perisbed never to be restored. It is this spirit that makes America the foremost na- tion. It is this spirit that has caused million voices to be rais- ed in behalf of William D. Hay wood.
 But within late years slavery more unjust than that which our ancestors bore, more cruel than even negro bondage, has grown within the borders of our beloved nation. This bondage is carried on by men supposed to be highly enlightened and by those who style themselves desirable citi zens." It is carried on by those who are seeking to fill their purses at the expense of child hood, helplessness and innocence While I write this, seated in a
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23
A Considsrate Man.

John"
 "Yes, sir"
 Be sure and tell me when it is four o'clock
 Yes, sir.
 Don't forget 1t. I promised to meet my wife at 2:30 in the drug store across the street, and she'll be pro- voked if I'm not there when she comes. Judge.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23
A Bad Season.

"Yes," said the poet 'I published my book of poems about a month ago, but 1t isn't going very we'll"
 'Indeed?' remarked his friend; you told me you expected 1t to sell like hot cakes"
 "Well-er-hot cakes don't sell very we'll this weather. r."-Catholic Stand. ard and Times
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

A woman can like any kind of hat unless 1t looks like one.
 If girl is fond of swimming it's a sign she thinks she has good figure.
 It's not a question whether a man can afford to keep an automobile, but whether his creditors can afford to have him.
 When a man finds fault with the coffee and his wife doesn't get mad it's a sign they are away from home on their vacation.-N. Y. Press.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23
Advertising Hints.

Display will attract attention, but merit must sell the goods.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23
COUNTY.

Circuit court meets second Mon day in January and third Monday ill July.
 ChanCery count meets first Mon days in June and December.
 County court meets first Mondays m January, April, July and October
 Probate court meets 4th Mondays ID January, April, July and October
 Court of Common Pleas meets End Mondays in March, June, October and December.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23
CHURCHES

NJ. E. Church, South-Rey. .J. K. Dickerson, pastor. Preaching every Sunday, morning and night. Pray CT meeting every Wednesday night. Epworth League every Wednesday
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the charac- CT, standing or reputation of any person. firm or corporation which may appear in the col umns of The News will be gladly corrected upon it's being brought to the attention of the publishers
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23
PLEASURES OF FARM LIFE.
Delightful Occupation for One Who
 Loves His Work.

It is the farmers privilege to get as much pleasure-I do not say leisure out of life as any one, If be loves his
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23

or leXdTkand. Prosecuting Attorney,O. A. Graves
 of Hope. State Senator... .. H. B. Mckenzie of Prescott
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23
SAYS BROTHER DIckEY.

Never look on de dark side CT de storm. Halleluia town ain't fur from Tribulation settlement.
 It's good idea ter keep yo' lamps trimmed an burnin en better one ter be careful CT de blaze.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-23

STATE. Governor r.....,.. John $. Little Secretary of State o. (. Ludwig Auditor ..... =. Avery E. Moo e Attorney General. ... Wm. F. Kirby Treasurer Ins. .... James l.. Yate, 5npt. Pub. .......... ]. J. Doyne Com. Agric ut ure .... Guy B. Tuck 2
 JUDICIAL, Chancellor. J. D. Shaver
 of Mena. Judge ...............J. ]. II. Carter
 of Texarkana. Prosec uting Attorney,O. A. Graves
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

npaetnrr en- 6ooe.Gd al bort Toa.
repS. Ge bringer cs 6a ogiaa ct
heitoeIig ipBt ems / en- Itiernwflar
s'af, mar Rauren puSier I'm Cont
Eos bore antipoSer.
SceroIt tpcr bi pertSer bort iut.
sreroe 9tif mpS SimrreIen EN- itier.
netlor after fer pi Be IpienSe aio.
Ger, og oiSie er for gefcenbeos ghIS
tnoSelt | @rupper. Iom VI falSer
aou~iteIlationer earr SfsrnctiueSer.
NeIlem Be tlarcrc Stierucr er Ser
uco SperalStourt melleu Iitroro.
merne turffet 9inier paa Sticruetor.
let omtrtrg RISE grirpper ~inaleSes.
at De banner en- ellcr orSat Sorm Ct.
Ter e SiaeSe | GmriS$, en- RcnS, ct
Gpr Ct. Ign, oe irocHfor Siyie Sr,
ribs ftubes iaa 6rllpper, bus Stier.
rer beore fam 6eteJres peo SEN ben
autposoe SrSring.
= StieruebtaeSet Sertdes iii 6r,
srpG tnu Ellier6sr Stierner fees
paa en- nieaet Iiocr Del af arrtet.
Re6 Stierucr. Ger fife tan ices uScr
EeIefopctS SiGIp. er Ger st auScn
OrSuiua, innIeSes mes Rdtepcim.
sem pofre Stierrstruge, ser omipur.
Ser StmmeIei, orer bore lSuoeoer on
cnfotter tulleie @~fprhnScr at ioaat Ip-
ienoe Stisrner, bpis aitanSe fru oS
en- iulupatbar u5eregnelise for Wen.
ueifer, afitnuoe idd itore, at Sc tro6-
ier etbpert Sorisg pau at mdale Dem,
SeIo me6 SorSbuuernSier iom Grere,
naar oisie finn bcregreS al Aitrcrro.
uerre nreo UiaiOrrr OF 8iaboner ina
mango 8onge, itoor &oeritGben Iige.
ian bipIpeIeS iom cit 9du6utoaEcr,
Der unS en- Eommcitot OIL gaG Stne.
Icgntg % mmIe ahtanoet mcIIem
Neu gorf og San GruutscoI
! grrtlluIS. en- 5tierue al itbesribe.
Iigt Ctrfatp, ftSct ben berepres at
orre 100000 grnee itsrre emo Dor
Sol o. 100000 OOO, 900 @ngc
tsrre EMO Soroen. bcfiHSer iig 1000,
600, O00, 600 600 Dill borte fra Os.
&m ot pel lutte Den afitaro en- iau-
Sar S~aliisrrelie reprGferrterer2 - Ct
tlficr 0stIliorer Of Dst[toner Ntrl
~Gg @iro idtte Sticrrerne pGd
SimueIenI" SUor iicrV6eliG tor %
dImrgtig sr Dor Sub. o. bnor urart.
iaqeIiae bars 8eie - Den @liS, |
bpem pi Iener, en- oa rsreS - boz
5fdber OF Opboioer, Der meo auDag-
tens Dub mpiier utaIEige PETITIONER
StierueioIe beres bcitenrtc 9oue gicr.
uem oct croelsie ,~Simmeiriun, og
Nmctcrre bcreS arsSSlsb, "tulrige
Iom SGrS pdd SaoetS gluto". -
(ggt)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

en- 9euiIsning at 2r. 100000 til
anSerissslter I senns Mnlebnins.
aueetfammer bar - IigeIeocs cf.
ter en- Del Tebat - fortnitet beage
Dele msh IT'S mob 35 ct.
gcaae acmre bar bifaIot SnSftiI.
liiaen ON Cmoraaniidtiou al grmc.
forodltnirgen, SiasIeoes bar bcaac
aaHrre biiaIot gropoitionen ON bis.
ie geitemmeIier ,eHaaaenSe 8rHnie.
truiifen meIIem Roree % guerise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

Wait % JotHpicli1'
bso i~orivHtoer IHarT
Haar IpreEig CT uoe al
ErSsn taer ipde.
R~gyaipg9om eE be-
pcn iau a~iniEDeie Of
Del gr TIE ~uafmtHosftr.
a ct Eoru fges5 maa
iUegs RrreE srom
8orue. urlrrer for
oitt. Ssriom urJGsH
iigDer Eisnet sneT Osr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
sperises Soripar.

Sra etoetboIm msobeIes Den Soc
Wai: S~sritefammer bar efter en-
Tel 9ebat meS f02 mob 90 81. bi.
iaIot Snoitiainsen ON en- M SIaaoe,
fiction paa aatnas | Hnrbeoen al
giocthoItu Og aSena9 Otertaa biiaIoi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

eoss. Co.: Cor uoesu SiS foeu Irite
iea | -Gaben aprrefbuINdnce- I ~Geeoa
raj. grtcu", at en- -Seal gitats gaort'
gage mao forupes ON to lar Dos Sotpu'
cicrleu for at sGre ehIStg ! Bisccrftn.
Or life bette feiIagfigt2
epar: let uiaa bare oaret "Gbai.
tel Wsurisasc", fsm bar meHt. &eal
Gftate sasrtsase "reeurSsS" iffe hos
gspHrIerfem; ben Haa reeSrbes hos Re-
glitter Of Techs for GUHuttet. let CT
"Gbattel @ortsase@, fem mua turupes
for bpert to sar I SstseDuFr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
On 89rOifuIo Sofa.

On gummeL Cola tiIbsreHSe ct
Dsosbo tfuISe iorIeScn ipFses Oeo
Mutton : aiSbeHbdUn. Sort fsr
IlftioneuS GfbUIOelie fdnot en- al
9ctieutene ueO alrtttUtSbIred1tet I
Soiaen en- iterre toutarrt Rer9efum
o. Ell ROrtuabog meS en- prtD1t Smrt
IuSenoe pod et itsrre @eIsb. 5Eere
unae M9no / aiGbcubupu tur ! Be
fiSite 9rR oqret beitfGfttset meo at
lmoerfsse egue og fremTSeOe Dberue.
ifers SofGer, Blrfier 90 2ngetute.
@amIe lepenSe 90 0Soc SanterS Slts-
gerndS itaar bsteit / Ars. SrGt.
eeTte fol pere eGrfte ttfienofpe eftcr
Oct sSdGegeuos @rd69raberi.
Dsiaa ct 5uriis. sGgtemGmSen:
Tein aone-biI6e o6iolut, at Sen Eile
HltI6e bcSe Sous. men leg nifoe trios
,bGm 6rit3. Soa erSetiG Iittroe hi
5orlia." a.
genuen: "Ep bcno gSabu fit iGa
@drnet2"
gGgtenmnoen: SANS"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
Qaben R~orreiponoance.

Epeasuaaf fra Befpu<r. ZEN lfys spa,ser frs
Nspnr nj Nrpesfioncx, tefbarst tffe.
epprssrt s<bss aiafic fine Ssgrarnsaii a Hart "a
toetlief Svros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
Mor.
nysrw

Ter er biitnof oIorig ifreoet ro9et
brtrere on en- Wtor END ben befienote
Srmoriit Manrf Spatus Orb:
"Neine gsrns Ror beinbrer 9sS
nene, oe be tilbeSer beuoe, ia, be til
beber oft, bpdo Der tiIbsrer benbe, alt,
6poo Der drtgoar benoe. DE peo, at
bum er bepes beSiie Ben, iom enSun
alSrig Dor ipeset beres &oob aloris
bar narret Dem, alorg bar ppret
ubeiIig irnn6 benz oIortg pGret uret.
fprSia ielp ON bun bar nsot til at
tiate bent De peo, at Yaor oltiS err
fffer poo ia feio, at bun altio gisr
bet rette, og at oct er bet bsiste al
pRpe inm bun.
Sa. bpor leg mtslmber mine
8srul"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04
8Dinoer iaa pei JON
WGnb giercs elenoige
af 9tgres Os glGre-
ipgDom.

R~DreIpJooui t9rer gaa EiuDet. aigr nu5s
mooia 0G ie~rnlinsiirr INHIBITION. Sfi0nbeo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

Gu Gut q fEyperoe Sort: Seq
flEoe ipsrgc fra @or, ON Sere bar
noe 60 Sit2"
aiGm1nSeH: ~sa, Gutter ain.
Der bar ies en- on, iom ieg bsi Gtdo
tan ~anbeiaIe. Zen er Id6et ursoer
init eaet 5igpn paa bort Reieri co
ben imascr isoinrinoeIie ftorpt os ap.
petiip9tfeuoe. Soor meeet> fiiloe ou
.bo2~
Gutteu: "gi mig ct posidioi
ISe9ife til at iatte-i en- WasefaIoe1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

ait ON SpdmpsRupt, pg mango
Euicnoe Of 8ioncsbpro | 8repe, rIeotdsHe
fra beIbreoeoe ltosHoe. glaar oR itrt9er til
6r. Wilmer d Co.. @tuabdmtpn, Y y, p4r
oa iiffsr paa at HPuRe bette &lao. 8ag lite
iSsil, men butt PdUust, 5pdmpsRoet, Ut.
RtimcrS spump Moot. og doresien SiRS'
hamtoR, y. o. paa bOeE SLATE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

iouL naar Barnet naar sH Nlbtr, &c oct 5ures
toHtrolsre rrinpdsiaasH, BET irsmoe!ls oR0er
SeugsH, pRr ba iitIer pda Of GGriussd ~
Ban'teitgbsbeu sr Rpreipgbor. o. set isr'is
StrtSt buroe taass mob Bsb1Ubttna al 0tsFs
Jig'iqe ErgGrsr. Tsme ubeboCsiig' Ei1g@
en- Ina Iiliauo I Rprsrrts % S!artH
% life IN &dus iSm be iete BOtt tycr.
aotHseV ida pei ION W1Eo Rlgte5 sisagtas
al Rpres o. 8lpreippopm og bes8e trGHass
bet iamr1r itort gttobsL. Ten uiloc % u9'!'
IaaTl,gf RirsRiua al SIBnmssRB0t srtIeHos5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-04

maui. 3ct IVlatS Of
apoteieT / so Gents Oh
en- Dollar GtgrreNer Al
FlGifer, Tu tan 'Ga en-
BTSpeHdiie irit pr. Bot
fnr,f N Mnnrnel irm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-18
Police Court News.

VIII Sockey, the crippled Indian.
dian, Dave Bynum, up in a joint in
this city Thursday afternoon success
fully convinced Police Judge Gait Sat
urday morning that he did not do 1t.
Sockey was fined for being drunk,
but when the police court wanted
to assess afine against him for fight.
ing he said he couldn't fight He put
up a pretty good talk, and wanted to
know how a crippled could fight.
Evidence was introduced that convinc.
ed Judge Gait, that Sockey did not
fight However it Is evident some
one did fight Bynum, for his face and
head gives him the appearance OF an
Egyptian mummy, because Of the
bandages, which It were necessary to
use to tie his wounds.
In some manner the two Indians
patched the difficulty up and are on
good terms.
VIII Black, the negro who was
charged with stealing fowls, also con.
vinced the Judge that he had never
stole chicken in his whole life.
Black was released.
Two yags, young boys, however did
not fare so we'll Both were given five
DAYS on the city's streets, and a mem
bership card to the Ardmore official
street gang.
Several drunks of The usual order
paid fines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-18

tion and enforcement of the laws Of
the nation. At the expiration OF his
term of two years Mr. Guy was re.
elected by a majority of fourteen, but
the opposition controlled both houses
OF the legislature and Mr. Guy was
counted out, Backed by strong fol
lowing OF the best citizenship of the
territory, Mr.. Guy took charge OF the
legislature September 20, lSSS. and
compelled these bodies 10 make fair
count The two houses Immediately
adjourned, without date, thus forstall
ing both the governor aud the will of
the voters as expressed at the elec
ton, During this period OF
turbulence and factional strife
an attempt was made by his
enemies To assassiuate the gov.
ernor, But the red hand of the as,
sassin was stayed by friends of the
latter. At this juncture the authori.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-18
TAKING THE DIVORCE CENSUS
PH|LANTHROPIC AWAKENING

contracting parties secures a divorce.
Another cause assigned is the drift
ing habits of the early people.
1t has been found in a great many
cases that the couple was married
In one of the adjoining states, and
one or the other removed TO the ter
ritory. and after residing here for a
time brought suit for divorce alleg.
ing desertion and that the cause ex'
listed In another state. Another
cause brought to light was the i'm.
morality of one or the other OF the
contracting parties. and the soon tir
ing of one with the other and a di
vorce suit results. No few cases are
found on the records here OF where
one or the other has been convicted
OF felony and suit following the
conviction.
The divorce records OF the courts
at Ardmore will be extremely heavy
and while MIR. Williams thought al
first that he would be able to finish
his work here within the course oi
two or three weeks, he will take al
least a month or more to carefully gc
over the records.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-18

ties at Washington stepped in between
the coutendiug factions and Byrd was
declared to be the governor, not by
0hr will Of the people. but by the d.
sire Of the authorities at the national
capital
Some writer has said. so long as
a good man brcathcs the breath OF
life. so long will malice and envy
strive to feast at the expense Of his
reputation" During the time william
NJ. Guy served as governor of the
Chickasaw nation, he was assailed by
as vicious set of political tricksters
as ever wrecked nation. but through
It all his character stood as firm as
A rock The future historian OF his
nation will vindicate him from the as.
PERSONS beaped upon him by his fac
tional enemies, and relegate to obliv.
ion the names of those who sought TO
plunge their nation into the horrors
Of civil war, rather than submit to
the will OF the voters as expressed at
thl ballot box.
Ex-Governor Guy Is now resident
of sulphur and is living the life OF a
quiet. unostentatious citizen; a life
that is exactly the reverse OF the
strenuous days of his youth and early
manhood. His home life is as peace
ful and happy as his political career
was turbulent and full of action. lie
discusses the latter events calmly and
philosophically. and expresses pleas
ure over the fact that no citizen OF
his nation has been made TO suffer
to crafty his personal ambition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-18

man whose name Is unknown. at the
| ly Winchestcrs with which the high.
waymen We're armed. Having brought
the Lee gang to bay In the cabin, Guy
| formed his men around the cabin. and
demanded their surrender The gang
opened fire on the posse. with the
| fatal result as stated
The body Of the poet rests In the
cemetery at Mil Creek. an unpretcn.
| tious stone marking his last resting
place. In a brief biography of the
| poet. Harry =. O'beirne says: "a
brief time before his death the com.
piler Of this sketch had entered into
an arrangement 10 edit volume of
legends and original poems from his
versatile p,n. but the reaper came too
soon, aud the products of his genius
We're never stored among the harvests
of the immortals
II will be- of more than passing in.
N'l'oA ~ NV l'Nlh'HAA VI murray
county. and especially SO to the resi-.
donta of the city of sulphur, to re.
call that James Harris Guy was. dur.
ing the seventies. the owner and "A
resident on the Lawrence farm,
which is located three miles south OF
sulphur, and on which the noted
Lawrence lake is located The lake
is now under lease by the sulphur
Gun and Rod club, and is the cyno.
sure of nine-tcnths OF the health and
pleasure seekers who visit the Plat
National para.
To permit this native poet, and the
children of his brain, his poems, to
pass into oblivion, in this day Of lit,
erary genius worship. would reflect
discredit upon the literary claims of
the new state to be. Who will become
the biographcr of James Harris Guy
The Chickasaws, to which tribe the
poet and his brother, Ex-Governor
William Malcolm Guy belonged, We're
located I'm the state OF Mississippi
previous to the emigration, or re
moyal by the government of the tribe
to the Indian Territory Before thoil
removal from that state under a
treaty signed October 20 1896, tn,
/ tribe occupied that part OF Mississip
/ pi the towns of which still bear tn,
names of some OF their famous chiefs
Tishomingo. Pontotoc, Pushmataha
| etc. II need scarcely be recalled tina
many of the names have been trans
/ lerrCd 10 towns / the territory. Tn,
tribe. if such a term can be now prop
1 orly applied to these full fledged citi
zens of the great commonwealth, ha'
/ not more than traditional histor!
of its more ancient progenitors. Tn
like their fellow tribesmen, the Choc
taws, the Chickasaws trace their Inc
age back through the mothers ances
try. much as do the Anglo-Saxon race
William Malcolm Guy and hi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-18
linds ay.
Special Correspondence.

Lindsay. Aug. 1.-THE weather is
hot but that's no news.
Ben Marshall has returned from
a trip over the eastern portion of the
territory
h. +. Moseley OF Lexington is visit
ing the family of Geo. Welch.
Our town council has employed Geo.
Wclch as night watchman.
j. O. Mann and family are visiting
at the home of g. T. Morton.
Miss Leta Dewese of Bradley visited
friends here Monday.
Judge j. Il Johnston has resigned
the position of street commissioner.
Mrs, Snow Reeves and baby re-
turned home from Texas last week,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives.
c. \. Goode OF Bradley was here
yesterday on business.
Mrs T D. Wagner and children are
visiting among relatives and friends
at Lawton.
Lindsay will vote on the water
works proposition August q. and will
have a two days picnic August Is
and ~.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-18
FARMERS TO ASSIST UNIONS
IN HOLDING THE LABOR CElE
BRATioN-coMMiTTEE AP.
POINTED.

At an informal meeting held Satur-
day morning In this city. of the execu-
tive committee of the Farmers Union.
the invitation of the Ardmore Trades
Council and various unions, inviting
the Farmers Union OF participate in
the celebration of Labor Day In Ard.
more. was accepted, and commit
tee of five appointed to meet with the
Trades Council for the purpose of
completing arrangements for the La.
Dor Day program
d. A. Putnam was elected chairman
of the meeting. and Immediately
stated the purpose.
On motion the president was given
the power to name the committee to
meet with the Trades Council, and he
appointed the following:
T. J. Pollock, o. X. Darden, ID. h.
Vernon, X. L. Taylor and w. {.
Thompson.
This committee together with the
committees from the various labor
| organizations of the city will meet
this Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the Labor Hail. at which time the
final arrangements for celebrating
Labor Day in Ardmore will be per
fected.
The program, part of which was
published in the Ardmoreite some
days ago will also be completed at
the meeting this Sunday afternoon.
and in all probability the speakers
who are to address the crowds, will
be named.
1.-THE plans of the committees who
/ have the matter in hand do not mis-
carry, the celebration of Labor Day
in Ardmore this year will be the
greatest gathering of people ever
held in this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-18

stock men of the Arbuckle mountain
region. The headquarters OF this
gang OF desperadoes was a log cabin
In AN unfrequented section Of the
mountains, about eight miles south.
west of the ,:cscnt town of Davis.
James Guy had received orders In
1873. to break up. arrest or drive out
OF the country this gang Of outlaws
and It was In the execution of this
order that he lost his life Three of
his deputies. Col. Andy Rolf and "A
brother of the latter, and a young