The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
EVANSTON EVENTS.
Tramp Burglars and a SwindIer From SAL
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Tramp Burglars and SwindIer From Sail
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Evanston was visited by some more
tramp burglars last night. This time l..
Levitt was the sufferer. His store, The
Worlds Fair store" was entered some
time after midnight and some $40 or $50
" orth of goods taken, consisting of mems
SHOES, neckles, silk haudkerchiefs, cigars
and tobacco and canned meats, showing
the WORK TO be evidently the work OF
tramps, who entered first to supply them
selAes with needed footwear, and, being in.
took whatever they could make use of al d
nothing else. We understand that it is not
thought advisable TO spend much money in
the effort to capture the thieves with the
county's finances as they are, but we nave
no doubts as 10 sheriff Wards ability TO
overtaKe them If he is Instructed u do So
Ills record is without d failure.
YOUNG swINDLER
He Is now on the trail of very smooth
young fellow who presented the credeu-
tails of William Elwood Barnes, aud who
came here from Salt Lake City III company
with Tribune repyr er during the Snurt-
llff trial. He soon became acquainted with
the lawyers and had -ea5 Within tne bar
during the t. rm OF court He had letters
Mr.. Holmes of the Knutsford Salt Lake
He claimed 10 be son OF w. a BarL es
of the firm OF w. A. Beraes Il Co., of
Minneapolis He is but l9 years o d, smooth
face, very light compiexton, Slightly
ooped, little deaf and about five reet
seven inches tai. So the sheriff circular
OF reward describes HIN. He was in CIV n
ston but few days aud IN the county less
then a month, yet ne swiudied the Il II.
M no
out OF beard bill AMI Judge Davidson Of
Opal Il 3 90 AID Wh.fs Nj res near Y
lost a S65 " qua Thou b N anu Mr.
Mol Of Hams Fork COUNT IL horse he
made a contract To deliver 1000 she D to
Judge Ho den of Fontineti who WIS to
hanC lie them on shares and but for learn
leg in some way That Mr.. Holm, S
wanted him for $3.50 he might yet be busy
borrowing and sWiLdling.
CHRISTMAS BALL.
Everybody is getting rea iy for the Ma
sonic ball on Tuesdry evening next gwen
by Albert Pike commandery No. 4. AT
Downe's opera house with a banqu.,t at
Hotel Marx. The invitations ran out at 3uO
and everyone is expected to oe theyu.
There will De delegations from Rawlins
Rock Springs, Green River, ogueu and
Salt LAKE and the lady who has not had a
new dress maze for the occasion will feel
Danly Wnen she sees the others.
THE HERALD AND TRIBUNE.
George F. Hinton, representing The
HERALD was in town this week aud mate
US a call. The last seen of him he was
husting around after advertisers and sub
sCribers. He should meet with good sue
cess as TIE HERALD is gaining in poouiar-
ity every day and many of the Tribnns's
old subs ribers are going TO drop that
paper when their subscriptions run t.
being thoroughly diss listed with its MAJ.
ner of discussing the Parsons trial Scme
have already ordered il STOPPED, not con-
sidering it fit paper for family reading
sVn
EVANSTON, Wye, Dec. 10, 1891.
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