Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-03 | Page 6 | Sheriff's Room Didn't Reveal Expected Loot

SHERIFF'S ROOM DIDN'T REVEAL EXPECTED LOOT When the kevs to certain rooms in the county jail were officially turned over In Richard IMtKock. neWly elected sheriff tit noon to-d;iv, to-d;iv, a Klt'iil amount of lnterel was manifest on the part of deputy dep-uty sheriffs, newspapermen, und tho- who happened to be within the offii e r had been rumored thut back of the secret portals there might be something something some-thing which Improves with age Deputy sheriffs nrere i,-ien the kevs bv Sheriff Plncock and told to Ko Into ihe room and m.ik-Inventory, m.ik-Inventory, while Ihe spectators I had visions cf .-eelng; snme talngd labels which have been scarce since HUT. or maybe a whiff of thei stuff which makes th- world go around. Twenty. Intense minutes fol- i lowed on the nart of the specta- j turn It) the sheriffs office, In- Ml at I he snapping point j when the deputies returned and handed sheriff Pinoodk the n?t of Inventory. "Every article In i he t oom Is on th- list," they said slmplv ns the 11d of paper v.u passed over. It was read ns follows: fol-lows: 3 empty trunks in empty suitcases 1' empty grips Assortment of empty jugs and demijohns l empty fish basket. oo