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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-10-15
UTTERLY ABSURD.


WoH@H tue8'aut
The male passenger dropped a dime
In the fare box by mistake. As usual,
the conductor explained that there was
no redress. hat the extra nickel had
been swallowed up rs completely as
II 1t had been dropped into a WELL The
passenger suggested that the conductor
hold out the fare of the next person
to get on and give it to. him, thus even
ing things up. The conductor said he
would arrange 1t If possible.
A woman of suffragette makeup got
on and started to drop her nickel in
the box.
"Just hand 1t to this man here" said
the accommodating conductor. "You
see, he"-
whats that?' interrupted the wom-
an sternly.
81 say" repeated the conductor, "this
man has already paid two fares. You
Just hand your nickel to him. Then
that will make everything square,
"Give the nickel to him! Pay his
farei Wei, / guess not. The idea of
a man expecting me to pay his fare.
Why
"Oh, no; you don't understand. You
see, it's like this
at doesn't make any difference what
the reasons are. / shall not pay any
mans car fare, particularly a total
stranger. l never heard of anything
so utterly absurd"
By that time everybody on the plat
form was looking at the man and
wondering what kind of a game he
had been trying to work on a poor, un-
protected woman. He gave the con-
ductor a desperate look that meant he
was to carry the explanation no fur
Their.
The woman dropped her nickel In
the box with a vicious jingle, and at
the next corner the man got of to
await for the car behind.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-10-15
Serial No o5S0l
Notice Of Application for a United
States Patent
Survey No. 1918
United States Land Once.

0nftr otAtFs Ash1 0NE ...
Carson City. Nevada, September Il. WV
NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN that in pursusncs
Of the Act Of Congress. Approved May 10, ls1s'
Nevada. care OF Buckhorn Mines, has made ~
p~lication for . patent for 1900 linear ~ on M
Monarch Lode, bearing gold and silver, the SAM
being $40. 90 II. N. 8 deg. 05 min. E., and 6So.n
70. 8. 8 deg. 05 min. W. from discovery sns.t
thereon. with surface ground s9e.74 II In sid,n,
situated In the Buck ho Mining District. 70 2
County Of Eureka. state of Nevada, and ae
scribed by the ofioial plat and by the neid noas
on hle in the Office Of the keeister OF chfsoh
City Land District. Nevada. rs follows, to VII:
Beginning at Cor No. I. A pine post II. long,
Z ins. square. set 2 IT. in the ground. with moyua
Of stone seribed M.-1-3sis. whence U. ) l. n: 40
22s bears N. 6s deg. OF min. w. 1o@4.so ~.
Thence N. 81 deg. II min. 4 800. IA ~. 70 cor: ~.
2. 9 pine post 4 n. long. 4 fns. square sci .
the ground. with mound Of stone. scribea W.
ISIS. Thence b. s deg. o5 min. w. ieoow y,
set Q II. in the ground. with mound OF s.o1v'
scribed M.-3-sSi8. Thence q. 81 deg IL min"
500. 70 IT. to cor. No. L.. . pine post 4 ~ lons,t
ins. square, set Q II. In the ground. Win mousaxx
OF stone scribed NJ .-+-3s1e. Thence \. aes.~.
min. X. 1900 90 n. to cor. No. 1. the place OF y
ginning. Variations It all corners IL oss. =
containing 20. 05 acres and forming por,on
the unsurveyed. land IN the Bueknorn h q -
Eureka County, Nevada, ~ Nj y :
N. ID. NJ, Is near :. san Do determined. Ins
number Of the survey OF said claim is survey rs
The names OF adjoining and conhle-s
claims. ~ shown by the plat OF survey, are NH /.
date Of posting this notice on the efouh" -
LOUIS J. COIN. Register
Date Of first publication lat day OF OCT" ,s,o
Date OF last publication &c day OF Dec y"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-10-15
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Books OF
Registration for the general election to be
held November 8, 1910. for the election Of
State. County and Township officers, are
now open and will remain open daily on all
legal days. from 10 O'Clock A. N. TO 8 O'Clock
p. NJ. until October 20. 1910. and from Oc-
tober 10. 1910. TO October 20. 1910. from 2
to Q O'Clock P. NJ. in addition to the hours
heretofore mentioned. at which time the
books for registration will close st 6 o'clock
p. n. The law requires naturalized citizens
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-10-15

Col. T. v. Eddy of Goldfeld who is
now at Valleys Hot Springs has sent a
letter of resignation to the Republican
Central Committee Of Esmeralda County
as a candidate for District Judge.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-10-15
The unwassed.

A well known society young man In
an eastern city recently shocked one
,is lady friends by his ignorance
- h;sto,y. IT was after a dinner party
at bis bo,,se and sne WAS aumg nlni
what she had learned in her private
history class. One thing led to an
other. and all the time he was getting
into deeper water.
At last she surprised him by inquir
ing. "Now, tell me Mr.. -, what are
the knights of the Bath?"
He stammered for awhile and finally
blurted out, why, Saturday nights, ]
suppose"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-10-15

Aero Cabby Ito nervous lady)-Let'r
seel Where do / drop yer?
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-10-15
WARNING !!

All persons are hereby warned not to hrnt
or trespass on the Sadler Ranch in Diamond
Valley under penalty of prosecution to the
full extent Of the law.
EDGAR SADLER.
Sadler Ranch, September IA, 1909.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-10-15

10 exhibit their certificates Of naturalization
a. the time they present themselves for regis
tr.,ion. l.. W. CRoxER J. P,
And ex-offcio Registry Agent, Eureka Pre-
cinct No. 1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
LYON AND BOWMAN
ARE NOW At OUTS
Assistant Will Probably Tender
Resignation to His Chief
Today.

Tho break between County Attorney
Job L. Lyon and Assistant County At
torncy John NJ. Bowman VIII come TO a
head today. without consulting Mr.
Lyon, Bowman issued the "Janc Doc"
complaints for tho women OF tho stock.
adc. which were responsible for the raid
on the stockadc. Thursday night. Whom
Mr.. Bowman issued these complaints he
knew that he WAS acting contrary 10
Mr.. Lyons policy Of allowing the mu-
uicipal authorities TO police the city. The
two had conference Friday. and 1t WAS
announced that another conference to-
day would decide whether or not Mr..
Bowman was 10 leave the county attor-
ney's office. 1t Is generally understood
that Mr.. Bowman viii resign today and
that his resignation will be accepted by
the county attorney.
During his term OF office MIR. Lyon 8
policy has been not TO Interfere I'm the
city whore city ordinances cover the al
legged ofrcnses and no has insisted that
this policy hc carried out. Mr., Bowman.
however. has taken "A different stand in
the matter and has allowed the sheriff
instead OF the county attorney To in
fucncc him and IL is probable that as
II result he viii lose his position in the
county attorneys office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
City and Neighborhood

PRIMARY TEACHERS in the citys
public schools will hold their institute az
tho Lafayette school building Monday
afternoon. beginning at l:30 o'clock.
WILLARD HANSEN. state food and
dairy commissioner. wont to Ogden Fri
day and took several samples of canned
goods and produce which VIII be tested
To determine their purity.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Jerry H.
Harrington, which were postponed from
afternoon in the O'Donnell * Co.'S un-
dcr,aking rooms Burial was in Calvary
cemetery,
CHARGED with attempting to pass a
worthless check. Ike Thompson. aged Il
years who claims To be Il cowboy, was
arrested Friday morning by Detectives
Wilson and Golding and Is being held.
awaiting trial,
THE UNITARIAN CHURCH. at 1$s
South Second East street, which has
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock. Mr.
Wilson, field secretary for tho Unitarian
society. will be present and will conduct
"a meeting.
w. Y. TlGRREBEE is suing the G.. II.
Lyon Drug company. the stock and FIX
tures OF which are to be sold at sheriff S
sale to sutisfy Indebtedness. In the dis
trict court to recover S250U alleged to be
due on five promissory notes executed
I'm 1908.
LORENZO AND HULDA ]. SNOW,
father and mother, respectively OF J.or-
cnzo Snow. Jr., who died intestutc Sep
tcmbcr &c this year, leaving realty here
worth $4,000 applied to the district court
Friday for letters of administration on
the estate for the father of the dead
man,
SIMON GREEN OF the collection de-
partmcnt OF The Tribune received word
Friday that his nephew, Frank l.. How
ard who, with two others. was injured
I'm an explosion OF salt water evapora- =
tor at Santa Barbara. Cal., last Sunday.
was getting along nicely, being out OF
danger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22

Many doubts have been expressed by
the druggists of the city as 10 inc
preparations prohibited under the ordS-
nance passed by the city council '1;;
Gently placing ban on tho sale OF
codcinc, opium. morphine and hcru!n cN-.
ccpt on prescription by regularly Licensed ,s;s {,
and prscticinG physicians, and the city
health board Friday issued the following
statement, copies OF which we're sen sent
10 all the druggists of the cit. ouilin-
Ing the preparations barred under the
new measure:
There being como doubts expressed
By many OF the druggists in the city as
TO the preparations which are prohib-
tied under the new drug ordinance. YOU
are hereby notified TINT hereafter the
sale of tho following preparations is pro-
hibitcd:
"Spuibb'a mixture.
"Suppositorics containing opium.
"Sun cholera mixture.
"povcr'S powders
"parcgoric or any other official or
proprietary remedies that have distinct
narcotic properties.
by order of the board OF health.
u. C. PAUL,
"IIcalth Commissioners"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
Observation-Disclosures

Twenty men just through WIN GOV,
crnmcut work on the Minidoka prolcS'
decided TO give Salt Lake wide pcrth,
All save one went TO other places TO sec
1he sights aud this ono. E.l Wclch came
down 10 this city to sec ms lrlchus.
was all on account oi the StanicrouS rf
ter OF Governor Spry, which shoWcu tilis
city TO he in reign OF terror wa
these mon, good. honest worklnEhch'
who had completed their season CON
tract. decided that it would not DC Wise
10 visit Salt Lake. They had been psn1
off and each one had from 500 TO So"V
with which to purchase his winters OUT
III and take in tho thcatcrs and ENJOY
n little rccrea ton after a long summer at
the reclamation project.
But they had all read the stories tIlal
the governor had been compelled TO nave
fifty deputy shcrifts appointed TO pre-,
serve peace and order in this. place ana
so they went 10 Boise, TO Portland ana
to various other places.
Mr. Wclch was personally seen ana
Inc stated that all had heard OF Sait
Lakes reign of terror as alleged in the
governors letter and for that reason they,
ono and all. with the exception OF Mr'
Wclch. decided to go 10 other places Dc
licving that this was no place for them
Thus is Salt Lake harmed by the SIAN
der Those nineteen men would nave
patronized stores hotels, restaurants ana
the like hut they saw fit TO seek some
.Iess terrible" city. Ii is an illustra .
ton of The achievement OF the federal
bunch, tho rough-nccl<ed Smoot gang.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
ONE PARDON IN FOUR
REQUESTED GRANTED

=. Attorney General Barnes, who is
!. also secretary OF the state board OF
=. pardons. has issued IL statement of
!. considerable length, which is in the
IL nature OF defense OF Governor
~ Sprv and other members OF the
J. board for the long list of criminals
~ pardoncd OF paroled.
!. He goes farther in justifying the
4. abuse OF the pardonlnS power than
- was expected, in view of the gov
.. crnors scream against the reign of
!. crime In this city.
- lie docs not deny that the board
.i- has released twenty-onc burglars.
- four murdercrs and murderous as
=. sailants. five robbers. nine rape
=. ficnds and almost two-scorc other
4. felons. lie simply says they were
.;- on their good behavior, had about
!. completed their sentence. or were
80 in the last stngcs OF serious dis
=. cases,
=. The defense Will not set we'll with
J. the public. There is nothing so rep
X rehcusiblc in Utah as the trinIns
!. with dangerous criminals And VIC
OOuDl III Dl3ny OF tilG Ia " -3nlClluE
y citizens will accept plea OF tho
- pardoning powers when they have
IL turned burglars and rape-nends
!. loose on the community.
- They were all convicted at great
=. public expense. Hleir crimes arc
Il Of the most rcprchonsible class A
IL brief prison sentence is not "A surn-
i. cient punishment for Il man who
X even plans such crimes. to suy
's' nothing OF executing them.
!. Mercy is Il fine virtue il not mis-.
= placed. 1t Is hardly justified in the
~ case OF n character who arms him
~ self to burglarize and, if necessary.
IL TO Kill, or for the scoundrcl who as
s.s saults a woman.
- The public will keep In mind the
IL number--twenty-o one burglars and
y nine rapists-pardoned or paroled
i. by Governor Spry and the pardon
II ing hoard. A grand total OF more
= than five dozen OF the 240 convicted
= criminals of all classes who applied
- for pardons during this period
IL One criminal in ever four released.
II The record is simply appalling.
=.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
SAYS CACHE COUNTY WILL
BE IN DEMOCRATIC COLUMN

Evan X. Owen. ono of the most promi-
ncnt Democrats OF northern Utah. is i'll
Salt Lake. enthusiastic over the pros
poets OF Democratic success in cache
county. Mr.. Owen declares that tncrc
is absolutely no doubt of Democratic
s,,cccss in Cache county. Senator Her
scheI 5iillcn and Speaker Il. W. ROD
inson and the other mcmbcrs OF the
s,afo Legislature from Cache county Will
surely stay at home. according TO MIR.
Owens prediction.
LESS than two years ago.. SAID NIT.
n,.n s,tbo narenfs' classes OF Cache
county pledged themselves TO support for
the next legislature those candidates
who would declare openly for statewide
probibitiou This declaration. OF course.
Svas made In the belief that those candi-
dates would he Republican,, However.
We are holding these parents classes to
their pledges. and enough VI inc incii :
Lcrs viii holt the Republican ticket TO
make certain the election Of tho lcSis-
IstIve ticket for Cache
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
The stars Incline. but do not compel"
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette,
Now do the stars declare,
The brave shall win the fair"
Saturday, October 22, 1910.

Highly favorable conjunctions mark
this day as one wherein IL will benefi;
everybody TO push all concerns and en-
ler ON all undertakings with freshencd
an cNCellent sign is oyer lovers sig
ulyihS lhnt many troubles can be cleared
away this day by energetic. brave, frank
action. and that for all except those In
splrcd by mercenary or other ignobIe
motives. this period is auspicIous for
engagements and weddings.
',r An excellent Sign is over shopping for
both men and women. and IT extends
over puying generally, promising activ
lty ana Tree intercourse in commerce,
and wa warning salespeople to push the ad
Mars flames With rule for great Wig
or henehting. undertakings and inspir-
ing ing NE I'm all things. over-great op
to so ahead In anything without nTnn,r !
previous preparation must be ayoIdcS
i, Ihs sun iavors travellers. magistrates
and those who do good
mere is an excellent sign ovor physi-
eians and surgeons. and II governs also
'og1rngiiy 1rniiyo for t health or rest. ~
shops and new tasks NO"
:, speculation and rash ventures general
ly are ill-advised eid'
According TO the signs. this time ie
In the household the omens ,ro poe'; ,';
for fowls and fish. orc eooo
wbss, HERBAL 1,nsr' lore marks today as good for
SIP SIP n,reh, artichokes. beans, ransy,
n,aGIr, n,aI chestnut, goldenrod, daisy, marsh !,
h'dap% PepSons ana l,Ii1y tIhymS ;, under Venus.
Ger signs that arc held to make ior W, rn
nnement and humanity. with s,,1coe. oe
pr93mh'sGd 9h,IGrd through travel or speech, S'''
thai freaucntly DNsn sISs sGISsy are under signs
seli-pusscssion in all matters OF ,i,c
niaA'ns Them very independent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
DESERET NEWS is QUOTED
ON GOSPEL WHISPERERS

The high priests and gospel whispercrs
arc again at work attempting TO in
fuence Mormon Democrats 10 bolt the
Democratic ticket and vote for the chrich
Republican candidates In Salt Lake coun-
ty In order 10 prevent the Americans
from getting into power in tho county.
However, the Democrats have discovered
"A clever way TO fight the whisperers and
keep the Democrats In line
ON January IS 1909 the Descrct News
published AN editorial denouncing the
Observation-Disclosures for working In the
dark and for passing around whispered
suggestions This editorial has been re-
printed by the Democratic state commit
tee and circulated throughout the state
10 forestall the church Republican whis-
nc rNrS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
Sz|R|MAY ARRAIG|VED
ON MURDER CHARGE
Alleged Slayer of Karrick Boy
Asks to Be Given I'M
mediate Trial.

julius Szirmay, the 22-ycar- -old Hun
garan WAS formally arraiSned Friday
afternoon at s o'clock on the charge of
numbering Thomas Il. Karrick in the
Karrick home on Thirteenth East street
on Wednesday, October l.. The arraign-
mcnt took place I'm the county Jail. be-
fore Police Magistrate j. j, Whitaker.
Szlrmay was brought to tho county jail
from the state prison in the shcriff's au-
tonobilc. He pleaded not guilty to the
charge and was at once returned to the
prison 10 await his preliminary hearing,
the date Tor which has been left open.
i. Parley White. Il deputy sheriff, swore
TO the complaint
Szirmay was not represented by coun
sci when Nrraicncd. The proceedings
were mere formality and occupied but u
very few minutes. SZlrmay expressed a
desire for an immediate trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
TOLAY CORNER STONE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Elaborate Programme in Con-
ncctiOn With Ceremonies at
Emmanuel Baptist Church.

The laying OF the corner stone OF the
new Emmanuel Baptist church at the cor
ncr OF Fourth East and Second south
streets VIII take place at $50 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. The stone VIII be laid
by the grand lodge of the Free and Ac-
ccptcd Masops Of Utah. escorted by com
msndcry No. i, Knights Tcinplar, j. L.
Brcckon eminent commander.
The invocation VIII be given by Rev.
II. @. McNiecc, ~. D., and there VIII he
an address and the invitation TO the grand
lodge by w. G. Orcm. There Will also be
an address by the pastor. Roy. l.. ;. Bow
crman, on "Voiccful Stones
There VIII be special musical scIcc-
tons as follows: An anthem, praise
Yo the Father" by Gounod. by the Im-
manuel chorus: a quartctte selection. "Dh.
Lord Our Trust is In Thy Strength by
Schnccllcr: tho members OF the quartette
being Mrs. V. e. Cutler. Mrs. w. e.
IEbaugh DR.. j. w. Davis and \. ". Pea
body. There will also be the hymns.
"Thc Church's One Foundation How
Firm q FoundRtion." ''Yo Saints of the
Lord" and "Amcrica.' in closing
Tho laying OF the corner stone VIII he
under the direct charge of The officers
OF the grand lodge. Or. 6. Il. Pfouiz
worshipfuI master: Rev. =. A. Simpkln.
worshipful chaplain; Christopher Diehl
grand recorder; Rev. E. |. Goshen, grand
orator. and Farley +. Williams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
ZION BLUE COATS
Do GOOD WORK
List of Important Arrests Made
by Police Thursday
Night.
ONE MADE UNDER NOSES
OF EIGHT SHARP SLEUIHS
Deputies Are Busy With Fallen
Women and Dope
Fiends.

While Sheriff Sharps deputies were
hanging around Commercial street,
Plum alley and other retreats OF the
down and out fraternity, watching iof
n few human dcrcicts to pick up, mem
bers Of the police department Thurs
day night were covering themselves
with high honors. During the night
number Of important catches were made'
all of which reflect great credit upou
the bluccoats. while at the same time
the sheriff's men were picking up un-
fortunatcs who were moleStlng no one
and who can hardly be claimed TO be
included IN the gang respogslole LOT
the alleged ''reign OF crime.
Patrolmcn II. ID. McMartin and }: a.
Eobcrt were two members of the ponce
force who were unusually busy thurs
day night, and each arrest credited 10
them on the blottcr at headquarters
shows excellent Judgment on their part;
They arrested Roy Wheeler and Paul
Goodridge. crooks who wore armed Win
deadly weapons. while they were try
ing 10 pick tho pockets of d. Long on
Commercial street, while eight mem
bers OF the sheriff 's posse stood by, 1g-
norant Of the fact that a crime was be-
ing committed, right before their very
eyes. The deputies were out for other
game, viz, dope iicnds, scarlet women
and card players
Other Important Arrests.
Patrolmcn McMartiu and Egbert also
arrested Jose Tcrrc and G.. Russo, Mcx-
leans, who arc believed 30 have been
implicated in the gang who held up
and robbed Japanese on Commercial
street Wednesday night.
a little later the same patroluien ar
rested Henry Sims, negro, who was
running away from Plum alley, where,
it is charged, with tho assistance of a
ncgrcss ana another negro, he held up
and robbed visitor in the city from
Calicnte, New Sims was brought TO a
halt by shot fired by McMartin. An
hour later Louise Dale, a negress, was
arrested by Officer McMartin and pos
itirely identified by the hold-up victim
as the woman who had helped Sims rob
him.
While walking to his home, along
Third South street, shortly after mid
night Friday morning. citizen was
accostcd by a negress who went through
his pockets and stole bis wallet con
tanning $d3. Within very few min
utes Lucy Williams. colorcd. was ar
rested by Patrolman Henry Potter and
positively identified by tho victim.
The efficient work of the police dc.
partmcpt Thursday night and early
Friday morning is being most favorably
commented upon. Contrast is made
with the arrests credited to the police
department and those made by the
sheriff S office, the public being left to
draw It's own conclusion as to which
department is doing the moro efficient
work for the city at large
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
ANOTHER VICIOUS MOVE
BY CHURCH REPUBIAuA

: Fearing that its blackmamil' m
: propaganda is not going To NJ ~
= Il success, the church Repgl,pn~> =
I. crowd, backed by Sheriff Snat
: gang of pie-counter adherenass, q
+ taken another tack, whlcn, - q :,
: thing, exceeds in viciousneS +
: utter disregard Of good moraS'
: hold-up policy. s,.s,
: The latest move of the clnS'
: ties is to send trusted asssI
!. that class of uptown !oo~ IN
: houses, which do not requiie f-o
!. thing in the line Of reterenco Zen s
: their female roomers, ana n,b s
: them that if the church hep~1 oc'
: can party is successful at tne II
: ing election the women WY
: driven from the so'called sIvs, ~
: and forced to take refuge up so1 IN
: This, it is argued, 20 the prsf
: tors of the rooming louseS a,,.
. ferred to, will mean Il big oov ,,ro|
. business for them and ~ 10 sSa' S
. in the same breath that tney a. s II
!. accordingly do their utmos! ~ ~ IN
: success of the party, Which
. poses to aid them tinanciaiSy .dsf
: The next move of this inw'yI voI
. ing gang. In the interes, u o.;.S II
. getting, is being awaited WIZ
: terest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22
SHARP'S SLEUTHS NOT
ON DECK, OF COURSE

Another bold holdup occurred after
midnight Friday morning in the pre-
cincts presumed 10 be guarded bv Sheriff
Sharp's deputies. While returning to
their home. Heber Edwards and broth
cr of 175 Princeton avenue Werc held up
at Twelfth South street and tho Rio
Grande tracks. Finding they had no
booty them. the holdup commanded
der penalty OF being shot. After wait
Ing about five hours the Edwards broth
crs made their way to telephone and
reported the holdup to tho police.