Lincoln County ID Archives News.....Valuable Horse Lost    Paul Heineich July 21, 1914
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Twice A Week Twin Falls Times July 21, 1914
Richfield Livery Barn Burns With Five Animals.
  SHOSHONE, Ida.-Burton's livery barn at Richfield was destroyed by fire 
Wednesday night. Five horses in the building perished, one of them a French 
coach stallion, was valued at $3,000. Burton's loss was $2,000, with no 
insurance. The fire was incendiary origin. Three seperate fires in Richfield 
started the same night. The burning barn destroyed also an ice house, damaged 
other buildings.
  A man employed by the railroad at repairing the pump station, was found 
cutting all telephone and electric light wires when he was arrested, giving 
the name of Paul Heineich. suspition pointed to him as having set the fire and 
he was held for preliminary trial, arraigned before justice court Thursday 
afternoon and sent to Shoshone for safe keeping. Trial will be held Saturday.

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