The chronicle=news., 1914-04-15

N1sh ATSb'r an" safs"S ." s"Ef"-
We ssr- treated very haBds0bi-is >
SILs Mssaionss although I must adj
mil that they charged GOOD price.
lB-t brigham SSlns, lie sas = bik
ins.. tall and broad. iusi little fat.
nisS b.. but oar of the best built and
hansisosrss, n.n I ever sAs, Tb-
Mormon people Impressed me favor
ably as a .hoie, rhss were al The
bass.ss.is,aah Tyre. the best mes
aas~hsFs; hard q. fiinss. brave snA
paii.6i. ~. acre ih Sail Lake city
late III juiS. The fifsi Caiiforsia
ri,s s-s saw sas SAs ranieRios There
.as onis oa- house in the Pi,ss
Nh-n 80 r.arh-d IL. although the
--sss.iAlioa numbered thousands. II
~as . los hssis-. All the p-ol'i1 iss,
I'd in tsnss. There ues- bis sios-s
there sh-s- on- souia bus snfihinx
vssi-.i u h. had money -nash. but
The prices we're tremendous
'w- Lsash, aar nsisInE inois al
Sacramento and thru -sns inIo The
sca,hiiis 81 she Sierra Nevada moan.
,ssns on the cAssea river sosd. Ne
.r~ nj ali the newt Water sithIs
three OF saar miles sf risrefsiiies We
folns the bisx~st isss-- ~ hnspi-.
siii-. on the Aa,ssiean rosk OF tho
4asssmsnsa sis-.o s~senIsstIs- dol
Lar. fas = .asl a. flour il . sample.
7 raid TO" fsr o pais sf ,,s-Ss. spuxh.
heavy .hinr-shs soush~si and hear.
lee, ssi be.s f.s @isrs>' uss. os- Of
The ssrisias things vas the mob
soasss ~ti.h kpru NO legal i-ehns.
.Aiiiies. The m-r iass sos together.
.cn..aa- "a. chosen To b. peusrea aio.
ss~-eoa~ ~ss -ha.ra To h~ Judge.
Who kss- anfthias aiou: the facts
,oi awha, n. hac~ and ,ud<meat
ere passed psonpsis. There sss no
ssiAy in .s-.aIioa either.
- l-rl clear ot the mob soasis
aso.iiy ssi I dsd tab rass in oa~ ssssl.
u "a. a, Pias-svii,e. 4 man wss
.harxra with biiiias ssnshrf asd
undertook io defend hsa. There sss
.om~ obi is.tbcn ai first but ~hra
~~.lain-d shs, had studied iau
they siio~~d me to take ap the ess~.
I made a narsi defense. hardly
,kink there ~as ever such another
sf-..e in a murder case before NJ
sia,e. I had seen the m1rsicsrsi man
and found that he ~as not dead.
had seen ta~ doctor attending him
aud he .aid the man vas aot susns
to die just then. H. aud the &C.
.u.c., had soi into quarrel which
led 10 firht in which the sunI'nsrd
murdered man had received = lot of
snif~ wounds. Hut they were mot
d.-p-oniy cuts. the supposed mns.
i~r.r had only siash-d his nen. not
STABILIZED him. We'll. my defense ~ss
accepted and the accused ~a, not
hanged Field and Farm.
There " nothing particularly dra-
r,a,ic in this pianr tale %! the plains
siii -us., the seen; Of the sunpowt!rr
clings to IL stiii. In tho spring OF
1871 az tho grass BEGAN u show
green on the range a lci,-hanticd ne
gro and spiix "f white hoy, ho
had fallen out with ~or htiehcd up
al Omaha and came west. beating
their way ON the Union Pacific to see
the country and posc "a bad mca. ~
sidney. Nebraska. they broke into
the Pratt 4 Ferris store and carried
off a 10, OF plumber. Including pair
of shoes which the coon aPprop'iat-
cd although they were a good size
too small for him. Then they hoofcd
4. ou, of town and at Margstc. the
first station west OF sidney. they
went to the section house where 'hey
found Mrs. Tim McGtcw. had been
treated they sworc eternal vengeance
and assumed the man hunt as II II
were "a matter OF personal grievance
and they just iichcd to catch up with
the rowdics.
On the second day out while near
the Wyomin; line and riding alons
on u chalk ridge three of the troop
crs-liarry F:ntrikcn. Tom kins ana
Hank Ncwmar-saw their prey hid
ing under n ledge. The fun began at
once. The coon with th tight shoea
could not run little bit so he sat
down to take them off but was shot
so full OF holes Ahat he never rose
again. The white Kid ran ike
scared wolf. however. but was soon
brought down badly wounded and
was captured. About this time Tim
McGrew and his merry crew OF rcd
nccks came up the track on hand
car and they all held a little war
council rs to what should be done
next. The dead nigscr was cHrfieu
over to the track but the boys re-