Bingham Bulletin | 1920-04-01 | Page 1 | Burglary Laid Against Two Youth of Nineteen

tically-everything they are said to have taken was recovered. . , The robbery occurred at 2 o'clock the morning of March 14, entrance to the store being gained by breaking , t through the portion used as a post- office. Although nothing is missing: j from the postoffice, the entrance con- i stituted an offense against the gov- ernnient. The boys have been taken to Heber City and a burglary charge made " i against them. . BURGLARY LAID AGAINST TWO YOUTHS OF NINETEEN Robbery of Postoffice and Store at Soldier Summit Is Cleared Up by Arrests Made on Sunday. Caught with nearly $300 worth of groceries, cutlery and other wares, which they are charged with having taken from the store and postoffice of Eugene Nichols at Soldier Summit on March 14, John L. Kelly of Salt Lake and L. Hutchins of Kansa, each 19, were arrested last week by Soldier Summit by Sheriff J. R. SpYinger, according ac-cording to a report to the postoffice inspectors. The boys had concealed the goods In a passenger coach in the yards at Soldier Summit,- which they were using for sleeping quarters. Prac-