Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-09-18 | Page 11 | People and Things

PEOPLE r r I AND AND HING S Si fa i Br fly FRED B BAGBY Got i His Ills Man Noi Wot ced Ed Davie out on the Jm awn early arly ry the theother other morning giving f vigorous hair combing with t til end of a rake As he hei h he with everything he gees 1 tri IorA was WS sU sure e putting some en en- 1 Lt ra into tato the daily dally dozen Mr and sells stocks over the M. j. bar in in the stock exeN ex- ex helps direct a bank and other eN cate Ir wasn't alwa thus cj s but he always s 's Zed I recall that some 30 years cars e T Ed d was on the detective force t fO f Salt Lake City and he had a illon uon for getting his man Eds service that during durin a 0 1 th the police force the city was vis- vis d dby by a pernicious masher who was He lek k enough to evade every effort l the police to cat catch h him The chief died Ed NEd into his office A little Iu a very attractive young lady toped out of the back entrance to if police station A couple of hours tr ter t the young lady came marching to police poUce headquarters accompanied the masher wearing a n pair of bracelets jj bad had gotten his man Relics Ics of Past Age In a recent Issue of ot oft t Ne Yorker that its editor haney Ross former Salt Lake elfi citi newspaper man went out H hunt hunt In New York for tor a clay Iii He lie says be he searched from rom Ilk Battery Batter to the Bronx but find rind one of these old tee film e hods W Well II last Sunday Ta war out amid the shifting sands tod dying sate sage of ot drouth parched Rub luh valle valley over oer In Tooele I found two perfectly toed eod i d terns stems of ot clay pipes but I could ronld not find the bowls It Is of course that these relics of ot a a. past are afe In smoking practice were picked up at the ruins of ot AJax Ajax's famous old d de dc store of the desert hat list flourished In Rush valley T 40 Ir ir r 50 O 0 years yean ears ago ato Captain Edwin B. B Brown retired captain and resident of Salt Lake Lakey LakeI y I who used to sell tea down in insh sh sit valley many years ago will willas ir if me out in the statement that the 11 rays do some queer q-eer things in it at neck of the woods The actinic d of Old Sol has the property imparting a brilliant violent hue clear dear glass left long exposed I a perfectly tinted tinted pint pint hotie hot hot- ie it in the refuse dump of or an old ruin ID the desert duett Sunday I Historical T Trip My MI r trip rip t to Rush valley was made arthe purpose of f visiting points that id td figured pr prominently in the early dory ry of Utah and was made under ie personal direction a of Harry Ship Ship- r t who knows these points like he hees hes tS es s his A ABCs ABC's B Cs C's We saw Dr Dry Ophir id d Lewiston canyons canons that section the west mountains that witnessed elbirth birth of mining in Utah and andred red the ruins of one one of the first DeICers built at Stockton in the them m that followed the discovery discover r General Albert lbert Sidney Johnstons Johnston's Idlers Wiers of the place where the In In- ans mined lead for bullets from fe surface of the ground round We also the ruins of th the old Ajax tre rc re visited Faust's ranch where I overland stage station was lo- lo t ted d and which is said to have been en hangout of at Orin Porter Rockwell id lit then we traced the old overland I ill from the station at Faust ranch TOM ross Rush valley through Five Mile 1 and down to C Camp mp Floyd Floyds iu fAt At this head headquarters established by General Johnston in 1251 Is ts one of ot the most unusual discoveries I have ever seen A AIDt Alot plot lot IDt of ci ground round pr probably bably cover cover- lot log two acres is with a hIth Iron fence and near the cen cen- ter tir li II a bl big stone monument erected fretted by the war department Ie I. the memory of the soldiers ae aD nd civilian of ot the army In Utah who died while M at Camp 1 Floyd loyd during the Utah campaign from 1858 to JUl But strange to say there is not a not a mound not a thing Id s the one monument to indi indi- ite that anybody is buried there ground c is as smooth as a tennis rt Possibly Oliv Oliver r J J. J Grimes Grimet ad ad- assistant to Secretary of George eorge H. H Dern Bern ml might ht be able into the musty archives of the nent ment and throw some interest interest- it fon on who occupies this strange the dead