The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-25

tie of soup as YOU are chasing around
evenings Anyway | am going 10 take
a chance. / might get struck by the
flying debris myself but am in that
frame Of mind dnoI at present that t,yaS do
OF this world anyhow. Nothing
but trouble and misery for poor
devil anyhow. I have tried 10 get
he is pretty hard to catch. in and out
of town SO much, but have every bit
of confidence that I will eventually
land him. So tell him not TO get dis
coura ged. | am still looking for him
It's going to be a warm meeting. 1
think that / will take one little chance
with him. From what I have heard
! would have Jared badly on the night
feet ever since. In fact YOU gave US
a pretty bad scare, | didn't mind the
hired guards very much but the three
Eccles boys was too much for us So
we laid down cold Now Roy have
everything sized up to my satisfac
ton. ! know who is who exactly what
steps have been taken to capture us
and who by and l want II to be un-
that $1,000 or I will destroy $4,000 for
the Eccles estate. Do you get me?
Gives Instructions.
II you don't intend TO pay up don't
insert ad and I will do a little work
for you as have good stock OF soup
on hand and In good humor to use
would have hit him a good Jolt Sat
urdaY night but did not know for GER
tain whether he had baked on his $500
or not and 1 did not think it right
to destroy his house if he was willing
to square himself for his former mis-
take. ] am satisfied now he did not
Intend to cough up so will tend 10 his
later Well so long Roy and may the
best man win in this little difficulty
of ours
] remain resp.
L. S: P. o. Inspector MCGEE
Ny assistant, Gilbert Relnap. eX-
If ad don't appear in sight of three
days will call II off as far as my
offer is concerned and get busy again.
Smith about five years for Getting
fresh
Second Letter.
The second letter is as follows, +
which words are several times eithe
omitted or repeated
Ogden, Utah, Nov 7. 1913
Mr.. Leroy Eccles;-By putting the
ad in the Evening Standard as you
were informed to do in case you
were willing TO pay the money as /
dema nded $1,000 in gold. and no marks
of Identification TO be put on any OF
the coin, Also $500 from r. e Bris-
tol OF course if he refuses to send
any coin and you are ready to sub
nit. you are putting yourselves out
OF any danger while he is as bad off
AS ever And that he Is In bad is
saying IL very mild, but II he comes
across with the above amount we
Will modest him no more. He can 20
he way and we will go ours. 7 may
be criminal and an outcast, and
many other names as we have been
referred TO in the daily papers, but
one thing we have never done. and
that is to violate my promise I'm any
respect. When I say ! will stop
bothering anyone. mean Just what
! say, and # ] say I Will keep after
them, mean that also. BY the elab-
crate schemes that have been tried
out here to trap us, we have been
Just as busy how to figure out 10
make the other fellow drop into our
hands. And while ! have no desire
to kill anyone. in fact, I am strongly
against such action II it can be pos
sibly avoided, l am good and
tired OF having a man tell me he will
do thing and then deliberately turn
around and send out a pack OF skupl<s
10 Follow messenger, endeavor1np
TO get shot as us from behind Of
course, They would never face a man
In fair fight. and l know whereof