The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-14
ROCK SPRINGS NOTES.
lspeeiaI Correspondenee.)


Rock Springs, Wyo., July 12-The au-
thOrities now believe that they are close
on the track Of one Of the murderers
of John Jarvie. 4 man answering the
description Of one of the suspects tried
TO change a 500 bill at Point Of Rocks,
twenty-eight miles east of here on the
railroad. and Special Deputy William
Alfred, and James Jarvie, son of the muir
dered man, are following him up, hav-
ing traced him as far as Hanna at last
reports. This latest development seems
TO prove that the robbers got into the
safe at Jarvie's store, as Jarvie was
known by his sons to have several 500
bills there. One Of the suspected men
has worked on a rarch in Brown park
and is known 10 have stayed at Jar
vie's over night on several occasions,
and he may have learned the cOmbina
ton OF the safe. JaTYie's sons have not
yet attempted to open il, as they do not
know the combination and it will take
some time to get II open. Sheriff Matt
McCourt and several deputies are work
ing diligently on the case and further de-
IelOpments are expected soon.
1t is now believed that one Of the sus-
poets remained in the vicinity of ROCK
Springs and search is being made for
RI Rev. Nathaniel s. Thomas, the new
bishop Of Wyoming, viii make his first
visitation to Rock Springs the latter part
Of this week and will preach in the
Church Of the Holy Communion on Sun
day morning, July Is In the afternoon,
accompanied by Rev. r. s stringfeIlow.
he viii go to Green River, where a service
viii be held in the evening.
Cards have been received in Rock
Springs announcing the marriage at
Washington. D. C, of Jack Iredale. for
merly Of this place, to q daughter of
Orange, Va. The bride is a member of
one of the oldest and most prominent
families in Virginia, and is a lady Of
charm and accomplishments. The young
ptople are at home at 300 East Capitol
street, Washington. D. g.
The funeral of Edmund Clegg. a pio-
neer resident Of Rock Springs, took place
on Saturday from the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. John Ramsey. Rev. r. S.
SrinStellow officiating. Beautiful and
appropriate music was rendered by Mrs
ID. NJ. Ihayer and Mrs. Mary A. Clark.
The funeral of John Lee will be held
from the Episcopal church on Wednesday
afternoon at 2;30. Owing to the popular
ity OF the young man. il viii probably
be the largest funeral ever held in Rock
Springs. Business VIII be suspended du-
ring the hour of the service and the bus
mess men OF the town will attend in a
body.
Friends here of Miss Alma Mcclure.
popular teacher in the public schools last
ment of her marriage of George Bassett
who owns ranch in Browns Park
Colo, where the happy young couple viii
reside.
n ne Dbc-tA VI NU-AlllN CDllAlllAsSlUIltIS mas
accepted the resignation Of George E.
Ford, justice of the peace at Gum. Wyo
and has appointed Z. Don Skeen to act
in his stead. A p. Gugas has been ap-
pointed deputy sheriff at Wamsutter
and /. o. Battey has been appointed to
the same position at Eden A retail
liquor license was granted the Deseret
Trading company at Gum
Miss Ruth LANCE. is in from Eden "
ley to visit the Misses Vera and lone
Jensen.
Misses Anna and Mabel Pearson have
returned from a visit i'm Denver
A. Blair is about again after several
weeks illness.
The schOOlhouse is being improved with
new floors i'm Rooms II and p
Mrs. Joseph Iredalc and her DAUGHTERS
have returned from a visit to Iowa
Charles Sparks and family came i'm from
their ranch at Wallrock, Colo. to spend
the Fourth. Mr.. Sparks has ordered a
large automobile to use in making the
trip out To his ranch.
Mrs William Randolph VIII entertain