Article clipped from Fairbanks Evening News

SWIFT BUT dll BONDSCourt Fixes Bonds for Kan-tishna Hold-Up Man in the Sum of $5,000. and They Are Now Ready for ApprovalReleased Man Will Go Down to Scene of Crime in Order ta Gather Material Evidence for the Defense,Tansy Must Stay in Jail for Awhile—Both Men DenyAny Knowledge of the Crime and Make Statement,i .........Attorney Louis K. Pratt went into the district court this morning and asked that his clients. Tansy and Swift, suspected of being the guilty parties in the Kantlshna hold-up, be admitted to bail in the sum of $5,-000.Flemming’s Condition.Before any action was taken in the case, District Attorney Harlan arose in court and read the following telegram from Commissioner John Bathurst at Fort Gibbon:“Fort Gibbon, October 9, 1906. “N. V. Harlan, .District Attorney, Fairbanks.“Doctor says Flemming progressing favorably. Not yet out of danger. Fever still high and constitution of man weak. Ultimate recovery still doubtful.. COMMSSIONER.”r* n___.
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Fairbanks Evening News

Fairbanks, Alaska, US

Wed, Oct 10, 1906

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