Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-05-19 | Page 8 | Idaho Rancher is Sought by Friends

IDAHO RANCHER IS SOUGHT BY FRIENDS Speeial to The Tribune. CLIONN'S FKRRY, Idaho. May IS. Tt Is 1 thought that O. h. Mullins, the rancher, who mysteriously disappeared from his home near King Hill, Idaho, on May 2, while apparently suffering from walkln? typhoid fever, may be somewhere In the vicinity of Salt Lake. Officials at Mont- j Pelier, Idaho, and Ookcville, YVyo., report j having seen a .man. .slightly deranged, j whom local people are convinced Is Mul- i lins. Mullins has not been seen to be ' positively recognized since his departure! It is presumed that he is somewhat de- men ted from the effects of illness from j which he was suffering when he left. J He wag a prominent rancher of good standing in this section. I He is a man easily recognized, being ti feet ) Inches in height, weighing 175 pounds and wearing a No. Jl shoe. He has brown "hair, brown eyes, was smooth shaven, of sandy complexion and wore blue overalls, a hlue hat and a brown coat when he disappeared. Ue Is 35 vears of age.