The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-15
TWO LITTLE TOTS
LOST FOR A TINE
Emily Bond, Six Yelrs Old, En-.
tertains Police Station
Attaches.
WILD RIDE is MADE
FOR SHORT LINE DEPOT
Three Year-0ld TOddIer Ridins
a Tricycle. Picked Up by
Officer Evans. f,

Emily Bond. years old, daughter oy
well.known electrician, who is eu,.
Ployed and lives with his family at Gar.
field, got lost from her mother on Main
street late Saturday afternoon. and
was turned over by kindly old ladv
to Sergt. John Roberts, who took her
to police headquarters, ''to be called
foT. The little one remained in Gus.
tody OF the desk sergeant for severaJ
hours before any information could be
obtained as TO the whereabouts of her
mother
Meantime she was fed on cookies and
candy, and turned out to be hiph.cIass
conversationalisi, especially along the
line or kittens. She was strong on kit
tens and, in a flight of philanthropy.
offered 10 sell newspaper reporter
newborn feline for an iron dollar. The
scribe accepted the offer, making Tues
day as the date of transfer
Then Roberts phoned In that he had
found the mother and longed to restore
her to her loved and lost He ord.rsd
Patrol Driver Brown to meet him with
tho baby and the wagon immediatelv.
at the corner of First South and West
Temple streets. Brown geared ND his
steeds. and. turning over the kid to
tho tender mercies OF an assistsnt, made
the corner in record breaking time
There the sergeant hurled himself into
the wagon, and the quartette {the ser
geant, the driver, the assistant, and the
kidd, bored holes in the atmosphere in
wild attempt TO reach tbe Short Line
depot, where the mother had been told
to wait for the restoration, before the
train left for Garfield. Though at the
imminent risk of life and limb, OF man.
and horse, and kid, Brown got the
bunch to the platform in the nick Of
time. And there-there, in the steam
of putting patrol horses, the bury of be-
lated passengers, the profanity of hack
men, the indescribable hubbub. Ser.
geant Of Police John Roberts took the
dimplcd wnif up and laid her tenderly
In the mother S arms.
Three Year Old Astray
A little toddler, perhaps not over 3
years old, lost his way on West Temple
street Yesterday afternoon, and Officer
Evans trailed him to see "wbat his
game was The little fellow didn't
seem to mind the idea of being iost
bit. This fact was, no doubt, at
tributable to the circumstance that he
had tricycle.. which he was endeavor
ing to bring under control ald that. in
consequence, all other considerations
were purely extraneous. The good Off
Ger followed the little lad to First
South, and up that street TO Main. wit
Messing many bold mounts and precipi-
tous tumbles from the three wheeled
steed, which he seemed determined to
rule or ruin before he got done
When Mr. Evans, having satisfied
himself that the infantile bronohc
buster was far astray, asked him where
his mamma was, the voungster offered
his sincerest excuses to the half
wrecked saddle and handle bars, and
stared about, expecting to find his i'm
mediate maternal ancestor at his elbow.
She WASH 4 there So, doing the Santa
Claus act, Mr Evans steered the juve
nile to the police station, where he was
held until some one giving the name of
Rash called up and ordered the wan
derer brought home to 635 South West
Temple street. He was taken there and,
as he hadn t been returned up to late
hour, il was generally supposed that be
had at last found place for his steed
and himself.