The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-06
CORB|N HORSE FOUND,
BUT NO TRACE OF MAN
The Search TO Be Continued in
the Most Systematic
Manner.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
ST. ANTHONY. Ida. Dec. 5.-The
finding OF Corbin's horse. without bride
or saddle. in the country near the Park
yesterday has kindled anew the inter-
est In the disappearance OF that gentle
man. IT will be remembered that Corbin
disappeared some two weeks ago While
hunting In the vicinity OF Big Springs.
and I'D TO the finding OF his horse yes
terday no cew as TO his disappearance
had been discovered. although numerous
scouting parties have been searching the
woods constantly since his disappear
ance.
j. W. Kooch. a resident Of the Big
Springs territory, was In the city DAY
or two ago and returned TO continue the
search. accompanied by local searchers
and L. II. Lee OF Boise. the business
associate Of Corbin. and 1t is their in
tention TO thoroughly go over every foot
tinuing their search to the confines OF
the national park, IL being intimated that
the lost man has wandered into the
park and has been picked up by one
of the many soldier patrols who are con-
stantly on the lookout for trespassers.
Search Is Made,
Every ranch house and forester cabin
has been thoroughly searched. but to no
avail, and owing TO this fact the rumor
that Corbin has flown the coop Is given
more credence than II otherwise would,
Corbin was supposedly lost TO the north
east OF Big Springs Had he wandered
east a few miles he would have STUN
bled onto the park soldiers. Had he
have reached the railroad. Buffalo Creek
is but a short distance to the south
1t will be seen from this that his chances
| for becoming lost were one in nun
dred and adding 10 this the fact that he
had a compass and was also fairly wei
| acquainted with the woods. the idea thai
| he has either willfully left the country
or has met with serious accident is De-
| coming more and more apparent,
e. II. Lee, his business associate. at
| tempted upon his arrival here to secure
special from the Short Line. they quot
ing him a price OF S1.5o mile for the
| hfty-flve miles. but later Withdrawing the
! offer Every proffer OF assistance has
been made by Mr.. Lee. and no expense
or effort will be spared which will add
to the systematic search which ls no"
| being made,
Old and experienced trappers and hunt
ers who have been approached on the
matter state that Corbln Is either deac
or out of the country. as no man coulc
withstand the cold and exposure Tor Two
weeks In the mountains
| A man giving his name as Ruther ant
claiming to live at Marysville. circulated
| the report around Boise some days age
staying at the home of rancher named
Brody Upon investigation. however, M
such man could be found.
Son Takes a Hand.
l.. c. Corbu of Hayden Lake. thl!
state, is on his way here to assist II
the search for his son. lie Is an ex
perienced woodsman, having lived TO
wears in the timber. and Will no doub
| prove OF valuable assistance In RUNNING
down any clews which may be found rel
atsve to the whereabouts OF the los
Snowsboes have been ordered from Sal
Lake and will be used by the men in thei
search.