Deseret Evening News | 1891-05-11 | Page 8 | Quietly Settled

Quietly Stilled. Ua Saturday Afternoon, Mrs. WoVt, lliekeeperof a lodging-house 011 State streel,iworeoulacom plaint beforeUoui nilealoner Ortonruan.i barging her luii band Willi stealing a pair of horse be longing to her. Deputy HhcritT I.eojn arrested lllckle and found that lit hum were In the possession of Isaiah Jackson He made a demand for them, but Jackson refuted toglvulhsni up aud showed light until the oniccr drew hlsgun. I.ecoo then took )iea-Alon )iea-Alon of the horses and also arrested Jackson for resitting. When the nut. ter came up buforu Commissioner Ureenman, Mr. Itlcklo stated that as she had recovered her horses she wai willing lo have the case dismissed, aim lllckle was discharged. Mr. l,acoa also withdrew the charge agahul Jackson upon Ihn pa) ment of the costs, amounting to tin. by the tlsfenJ. ant, and the whole allalr wu arnica! Is settled.