SHERIFF LIFT I SEIZES HUGE STILL I LARGEST EVER TAKEN INT0 M CAPTIVITY IN THE SOUTHERN, ; M END OF STATE. CAPACITY. fl 150 GALLONS. H Shoriff Leigh, in company with a H Federal prohibition officer, quite rc H contly went to Lcecho's Canyon on a H "still" hunt for "stills," nnd found M two, on0 of a capacty of 150 gallons, H which is considered to be tho larg- H est ever taken into captivity in tliia H part of the state. The other one H was smaller, yet capable of makng H considerable liquor when kept con- H tjnuously at work. H Tho big machine, so Sheriff Leigh H informs us, wna used in Dixie H --H years ago in Dixie, so ho hns been H informed, and was a big factor in H supplying the denizens of Southern H Utah with "White-Eye." Since that M timo it hns evidently been in this H locnlity doing duty regularly. H Anywny, it has been known that H "White Mule" has been coming reg- H ulnrly from the vicinity of Leeche's H Canyon and in such quantities that H some peoplo hnvo como to think'that H there was a perpetual spring of ''tho H stuff there. H No owner was found when the raid H was made, but the Sheriff hnsevi- H dence ns to whom it belongs to. H Sheriff Leigh in making his search H for tho elusive "still" had occasion to H look up the land in thnt section where H it was found and learned that the 40 H acres on which tho mnchino was op- H eratcd has never been taken up, nl- H . though tho land surroundlngjins-bcen H --"-----,i-Aw..-m -fvmt ,..H filed on nnd some of it patented. 4Jt H would seem thnt tho owner of th? H "still" has used somo means to make H peoplo belicvo that the land wan his H land thereby prevent them from puss- H ling over it, which would eliniinatu H dnnger of exposure. The machine H i wns found in a spot covered with high H willows, near a steep bank'of rocks H and soil, nnd could not be detected H I unless n person entered nndforced, H his way through tho willows. H