The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-21
Arrests for the Year.

gether With the ofenses charged.
The total for each ofiense is given for
each month, and where a month has
been omitted it will be understood
that during that month no srrests
under the ohense named were made.
All things considered the number Is
pretty heavy shoning, and yet not
very bad, considering the sizs and
population OF our usually well-be-
hAved city:
Common Assauh-14, February l.
March /, June /, July 8. Septem-
Der 2, October l, November 1, Decem-
Der 4.
AssauH and Battey-76, January
4, February 5, March s, April 2.
May z, June z. July 10, August II,
September 8. October 8. November 6.
December 5.
Assault ,Oih Deadly Weapon Only
9, one each in July and September.
Assault and Beating OFFERS. 2 in
February and l in November.
Burgtary-1l, February l, March
2, April l, July 2.
Betoultng RGter-2. In July.
Common Drunks-279, January Il,
February IA, March %, April 20.
May 10. June Is. July 40, August
"a, September "a, October 80, No
vember %. December &c.
Disturbing the Peace-109, January
4, February 6, March IA, April 8
May 6, June 2, July IA, August 10.
September II. October 9. November
IA, December 10.
Keeping DisOrderly HOuse-10. jan
ury 5. May 1, August 2, October l,
November 1.
Destroying PrOperty-26, April 5,
May l. July l, August 2. September
l, October l, November l, Deem
Der Ii.
Doing Busisess aOithOut License-4,
l each in January, March, April and
May.
Contempt of Court-but l, in Fe-
brusry.
Em6ezzLemSnt-1, in January.
Exposing Persons, February 2,
each in May, June. July and DC
tober, and November 2.
Escaping from Guard e, February
/, September 2, and December 8.
Fighting-46. January 8, February
5. March 8, April 8, May 8, June 5,
July 4, August 1, September 2, Octo-
Der 6, November 2.
False Pretenses-8, February 1,
June 1. July 8, November l, Deem
Der 2.
Fast Driuing-2 April l, June 1.
Forgery-1, in June.
DiScharging Firearms on the Streets
g. March 2, April l, May l, June
Keeping Gambling Hou,s-18, Feb
ruary 5, April 2, May l. July l,
August 2, September l, November l,
December 5.
GambLing-l6. April 4. May 8,
June 2, September 2. October 4,
November l.
Keeping Houses Of III Fame-22,
February l. April 6, July 2
August 6, December7.
Inmates Of Houses of III Fdme-48,
February 2, April Is. May l. July l,
August II, November 2, Deem
Der 15.
Insulting Languags-7, February 2.
June 8. and 1 each in August and
LelOd Conduct-1O. May 2. septem
Der 4, October 2, December 2.
Grand LarceHy-8. April /. May l,
June 8, November 2. December l.
Petit Larceny-66. January 6. Feb
ruary 4. March. 3, April 10, May l,
June z. July 6, August 20. September
6. October l, November 1, Deoem-
Der l.
Obscene Languages, in July.
NuiSance-11, June l. July 2, August
l, September g, October 1, November
l, December 8.
Obstructing Side,oalk-2, May /,
August l.
Keeping Opium Den-S, February
2. August l, November 2, December
Opium SmOkiag-12, August 4, Oc-
tobsr 2. December 6.
Protdnity-63, January 8. February
1, March 6. April 8, May l, June 2.
July z, August 8, Septsmber l, Octo-
Der 10, November 10. December 10.
PrOstitution-8, January 5, Febru-
airy 2 May1.
Picking Pockets-1. in November.
Provoking Fight, in August.
RO6bery-4, June 1, July l. De-
cember 2.
Riding on Sidet0alk-1, in March.
RscetUing Stolen Goods, January
1, October 2.
Attempted Rape-3, May 2, July l
Resisting 0ffcers-5. July l, Sep
iember 2. November 2.
Sabbath Breaking-2, in Noyem Der
Selling Liquor after Hours-18.
July 10. December s.
Letting Stock Run at Large-1. in
July.
Selling Liquor on Sundays, March
|, December 4.
Slander-1, in May.
TEreatsning-S, January l, Fsbru-
Rry s, March. l, April l, July l, No
Vember l.
Vagrancy-sS. January 9, February
4, March 6, April 2. May 4, June 4,
July IA, August 8, September 8, Oc-
tober z, November II. December s
Violating Prison Rules-3. February
l, September l, November l.
The arrests for each month. includ-
ing all the ofsnses enumerated, are:
January 81, February sc. March so,
April go. May SO, June 55. July 132,
August III, September 79, October
So, November SO. December Al
total for the year, 1.060. From this
the number of arrests was largest in
December, and July next; while June
had the lowest number, and January
next.
In addition TO those enumerated
above, So soldiers were arrested dur
ing the year, So p,Isons were given
lodgings and board for work, while
10 persons were kept during that
period for the United States marshal
and other officers, making in all 106.
running the grand total to !, 1855.
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