Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-03-31 | Page 6 | Says Collins Sold His Mining Stocks; No Money Returned

SAYS COLLINS SOLD HIS MINING STOCKS NO NO MONEY RETURNED RETURN C. C H. H Wood Woodward Ivard 75 years old brokenhearted brokenhearted brokenhearted broken broken- hearted and weeping r related a sad story today that may may give the police some clue in determining the cause of the Collins trag tragedy dy According to Woodward Collins was wasa a g. g good od and trusted friend of his family and frequently frequentlY caled called at his residence West West Fourth North Woodward has been sick recently He says he gave Collins his his mining stocks consisting of shares of Star Consolidated and 10 o of May Day to sell sel On inquiring this morning moring Woodward found that Collins had sold the May MayDay MayDay MayDay Day stock on March or but had never turned turned oVer any of the money to him Woodward further declares that Collins called caled at his home hOle Monday about 1 o'clock and left Woodwards Woodward's bank book but no money or none credited credited credited credi credi- ted In the bank Woodward at the time was not at home Woodward asserts that was al always always always al- al ways free with his own money often gave boys tickets to theatres and was ever willing to lend it to friends It I has ha not been learned whether or not Collins sold the Star Consolidated Woodward says say's was a member of a New Jers Jersey y lodge of Free Masons