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Show A Kick Coming. Caciii: Junction, Utah, June ft, 11)04. Euitoii Bki-uiiliuan: The reports of the capture of tho conv lets Mooio and Kane as given by the State papeis aic gcneially lucoircct, and out of justice to Deputy Slici ill Barker 1 kindly ask jou to publish the following: Monro and Kane came to tho Junction Junc-tion on the morning Height. They did not stay in the Junction but walked walk-ed about two miles out of town towards to-wards tho cast. Mr. Barkei located them and went after them. As soon as tho men found out ho was an otllcer tlicy bioke and lau In opposite directions, one running towauls the river and the other going towards Newton. Mr. Barker got a horse from a man ploughing and soon captured cap-tured the man going towards the river. Ho was brought back to the Junction and placed under guard while Mr. Baiker went to Newton to look for the other man. Ho was located lo-cated hi Mr. Clark's bain, and being covered with shooting Irons, at once showed his willingness to be good. He was handcuffed aud brought to the Junction. When Sheriff Joscphson arilved at Junction one of the convicts was hand cuffed and the other under guard. Sheriff Joscphson took no pait in tho capture of the convicts, and when he went into depot to get tho man under guard ho was In a flood of excitement, ex-citement, for he no sooner entered the depot than ho began hand culling the passengers and ho saw marks on every aim he looked at. Deputy Shcrilf Barker, who captured captur-ed the convicts, and otheis who helped help-ed hold them, have not iccelved thanks, while the big sherllf from Brigham gets the credit and tho reward. re-ward. He seems to be as lucky as he Is excitable: Yours Ti uly, W. II. GltlKKIN. |
