Inter-Mountain Republican | 1907-12-27 | Page 8 | "Lo" on Warpath in Crowded City His Trial Ends at Police Station

Lo on Warpath in Crowded City His Trail Ends at Police Station Arm Arrayed c in blankets and sweaters and hatless five o Skull Valley Indians were ot brought ht Into police headquarters last nl night ht The squaw squa- with a n lIttle le girl and bo boy tagging In at her heels stoically by while tho tho police searched Ii i In n W A 1 r J. J 4 Fire water was wa the basis o of tho whole trouble troubie and In the tho hallucinations that fiat followed Wash Yash thou thought ht that Ve Wess s was tr trying in to steal n a little girl ant and Wess charged chars Wash ash with th the same of offense offense of- of whereupon tho the two Indians went wenton on th the war path The Ti war path was in the tho territory about Fourth West Vest street between Cn First South and ani South Souti Temple and might t ha have haC C been bloody had bad not Of Of- fleer Davidson ldson arrived in time to stop the quarrel I Wash ash the larger one of the Indians I was wearing wearing- a n. white sweater as aR hl his upper asked to give he hehl hl Ills his age he ho declared he ho did hid not know how hon ol old he ho was How w man many moons moon old aro you was 4 Mo o dont don't know lenow Me e ml might ht be 20 0 30 0 CO Eo moons old oid Me Mo keep no track of mo moons o ns Indian Wess ss was somewhat better attired attired at- at tired than his brother warrior He lIe wore a hat of oC the Mexican I style an and kept his own counsel The belated warriors were taken to tJ the city jail and the squaw SI and th the ell children sent home wit with h the tho a admonition to toco be co in court at 2 o o clock 10 t this h If