Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1910-05-14 | Page 12 | Rob Jailer's Home of Valued Jewels

ROB JAILERS HOME OF V VALUED AlUm JEWELS I Burglars Ransack House While He Is Guard Guarding Guarding Guarding ing City Jail Cutting their way through the win window window window dow screen of ot a bedroom where three children were asleep at 1130 last night burglars entered the residence resi residence r dence of Nicholas Gulbransen South Tenth East street night Jailer at police headquarters and stole dia diamonds diamonds monds and jewelry valued at be before before before fore they were discovered Mrs Gulbransen wits was reading a newspaper in the dining room of her h r rhome home when she heard beard a p noise in the bedroom where the children were asleep She listened for tor a 3 mo moment moment moment ment and came to the conclusion that they had become restless and contin continued ned reading her paper Presently she heard something drop to the floors floor and ana she rushed into the bedroom With their pockets filled with Ike he most valuable articles that could be found In a dresser the burglars leaped out of ot the window and disappeared running down Tenth East street Mrs Gulbransen is of ot the opinion that both were under 25 years of ot age and possibly possibly possibly bly less than 20 years The articles stolen included a diamond stud valued at 25 a ruby ring valued at 25 two heavy gold band rings valued at 5 S each a box of ot gold stick pins valued at 20 and several razors a ad aad d other articles estimated to Lo be worth 25 Jailer Gulbransen was at police headquarters when wh u the robbery took place He personally investigated ia the tho case and later reported the matter ma ter to tc t members of ot the detective department nt