CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
BAvARI TAKEN 10
PUEBLO THURSDAY NIGHT

BAvARI TAKEN 10
PUEBLO THURSDAY MIGHT
With his arms securely fastened BE-
hind him and his feet manaclsd An
ton Bavari. the multi-murderer. vas
taken to Pueblo by Sheriff Esssr an1
Undersheri6 John ChetelAt ON ths
Santa Fe train leaving here at 6:Se
Friday evening and turned over 70
Sheriff Fields Mcmillan to be taken
care of until the time fixed by the au-
thoritics for his trial at the April tsrn
Of the Fremont county district court
Bavari was Arraigned before Justice
Kennedy In the district court room
Friday afternoon for . preliminary
hearing and held to answer to the
April term OF Judge Bailey's court
without bond.
Very few people aside from his at->
torney and the officials Of the shsr-
IFS Office had any intimation that Ba-
vari was to be taken to Pueblo and
tho announcement that the transfer
had been made was . surprise to the
public.
He was removed % quietly that
hardly any OF the officials of the court
house knew Of his departure until the
sheriff had him on his vay 70 Pusb-
10. The prisoner wAs hustlsA into .
closed carriage. waiting for him In the
alley on the north side Of the court
house and driven to the Santa Fs sta
ton where he was placed aboard tAs
train without creating the slightest
suspicion OF what was taking placs.
There was some fear that N At
tempt might b made to take the pris-
onsr Oh the train At F1orenes BY . mob
and 20 he was sscretsd BY the on.
Gers until the train had 0ottsa wsal
beyond the limits OF that plaza
While neither Mr.. HDssr nor Mr..
Chsteiat regarded the danger at Flor
sncs a. bsiax very real tAsy were nos
disposed to take any Dors cAa1eaD
than they could help and. On tha1 ~
oouat took every prscautjou b pro
tsct sAslr pri6oasr. The trip vas
naaas vtthost incidsat and Havaaa
Given over 70 The custody oe tAs Ps-
sbIo authorities. vhb viii kssp hin
until he 10 wanted here to receive Q
hearing for his crimes.
While there has essn so1ss talk
among he Italians Of the county q
iynchiaE BAvari II 10 not believed that
there Was my serious danger Of thsls
unAertaking such an act for he rea-
son that he majority Of thsD were
willing to let The Law take liz coarse
In .selation 70 his crimes.
.TAey are conAdsnt that the evtdsoos
against him 10 of such . character -
70 convict HIN Of murder aAA that
hs Win rsosiva tAs puaisAsnsat ~ %
richly dssifvea-
T1s jail hsss 10 ssncisntly stroag
to vitAstand any Ordinary assault a11
8AeriR Hsssr felt sars hat tASrs was
no danger oerDavari bsiag &aksa OF
| laAA. hAAGsd ~ . mob. howsvss ~
tsfmined t nfSAt -. -.
TAs rsai reasoa Tor taking BavAH
- P1sSso vas 70 protest his jailss -
Ne s'pris6atrs occuDying aAjolaiaS
cells from possible assault ~ Ain- He
had repeatedly thrsatsasa to XIII ths0
asd skSowfng him 70 - . dssDsraes
nan whe. would hssitats as astAiAG
the authorities thought Il bsst 70 r.
ducs he danger TO . minimum. While
the jail here 10 perfectly secure Il
lacks the convsnisncss for taking care
OF desperate criminals that are pos
sssssd BY those Of more recent con-
struction. and a. II II no more expen-
sive to keep Bavari In Pueblo than It
would be here. It was decided to make
the transfer.
Bavari made NO objection to the trip
70 Pueblo and allowed the officers 70
put the handouts ON him without any
trouble. He was told that he was b.
Ing taken there to sec the Italian ooa-
sui, and he seemed to rather relish the
idea
GRADING GRAND AVENUE
ON LINCOLN PARK
Tho entsrprising and public sDir-
tied ranchmen living on Grand ave-
niue are hauling dirt and grading ~
road, which with . little Of this had
of work will make II one Of the most
beautiful avenues 70 b found In o.
near Canon City, which 10 notsa 1oe
its magnificent streets and avsAusA