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While fishing near the Chris Hahn farm, just south of town, in the Blue Grass last week, Charley Evans discovered something very unusual in the water and upon examination found it to be some jewelry. He Immediately came up town and reported the matter to the city marshal, B. L. Darnold. Mr. Darnold went with him to the place and they took out of the water's edge about half dozen hat pins, three watch foos, two bracelets, some side combs, and several small pins. Tnis was all good jewelry. Mr. Darnold called upon each jeweler in the city and F. M. Tharnish was the only one who claimed any part of the jewelry. Mr. Darnold turned the property over to Mayor Spencer and be turned it over to the County Attorney H. J. Mantz. There is possibly some $25. or $30. worth of the jewelry and how it got there is a mastery but it was evidently dumped there by souie one who became alarmed lest he was being discovered with stolen goods. The County Attorney will hold the property for investigation and then if Mr. Tharnish can prove his property be will get it and the balance will be turned over to Charles Evans. (Charley certainly acted the part of good judgemert in reporting the matterr-to on officer before be touched it.'
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