The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-02

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lit was seen On =
igiving his nAue ia oi 1ae
night before rlIe
finished lodgings IL BE-
having No other y ote
When brO"ghJ bet,f ia BE-
Ipleaded guilty" aLd VINE, Il
Justice said "seventy owe 0oiiois
and costs" the expression Oil ID
face frightened, AMI he seemed as
If preparing for dinner.
TRAMPs.
Two men for vagrancy and tres
passing upon other peoples prop
lerty were assessed SO each.
NO TURKEY THERE.
The fruits OF Thanksgiving Day
were eight solid drunks-One
woman and seven men. Three were
fined SIS, one $40. and four SIS each,
and most Of them will pay by
identifying the streets at 81 per
day.
PAT LANDERS.
The trial of Pat. Landers for his
offensive conduct towards several
little girls, as mentioned heretofore,
will take place before Justice
Speirs, tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
THE HOSTILE.
There are now thirty men in the
city chain gang wOrking.out fines for
different OffenseS. Three of these
iare overcoat thieves in for seventy
five days; four for battery; one for
cigar stealing, and the others for
drunkenness, disOrderly conduct,
obscenity, profanity. exc. In adui,
ton to these there ire three women
in Jail for drunkenness and the ap-
pendages connected thereWith-pro-
family and disOrderly.
GhANhS.
Samuel Orchard-a fellow who
has been in the chain gGrg for about
four years on continuous charges of
vagrancy-was on Friday taken TO
the Insane asylum as one who was
non compOS n1e7atiS.
There are two other crazy men at
the city Jail One. Wash Barbour.
has been there for seventeen or
eighteen years. He has been sew
eral times dangerous but is now
harmless, and when he gets "off -
walks up and down the jail yard for
hours and sometimes days. The
Other is man named Martin Peter.
sen from Richfeld, Sewer County,
He never speaks and being deaf
never hears any bad of himself. He
is the man who was enlightened (?)
by Jack Fong OH the Chinese(wash.
Ihouse) question, while making G
fire in the Mayors office a few
weeks ago. Jack thought he had
, converted him because he didn't say
anything.
A "vAG."
George Harris, who lives "no-
where" as he says, was yesterday
sent up for ninety days for yag,
rancy. G, Orge had just worked out
a 500 fine at 81 per day and should
! have skipped the town, but he
: continued to linger, spending his
nights in barns, ETC., and now he
will spend Christmas and New
Years in the cooler" and will is,
sue forth about the same time as
the grizzly and the sparrow and the
festive dandelion.
HERO.
A man named Cole-one of the
boys-was fined $50 last week for
! beating and kicking Emma DeMar,
the keeper of disreputable house
lon Main street. 1t seems from his
statement that he was the man who
knocked HamilI down ON the Utah
Central railway on the oath of Nov
ember for insulting young girl
lStrange Inconsistencies One day
a man knocks another down for in
suits offered to the gentler sex, and
the next day he kicks and bruises
one of them himself so she is hardly
able TO De around
DUB OLD-TIME FRIENDS (?)
Dick Roche is still in the County
Ijail, awaiting the action of the
Grand Jury, for attempting to re-
Ilieve Mike Powers of a gold watch.
Hills bail is only $500, but Dicks
friends all forsook him and it looks
like he'll have to stay in Jail until
1.-THE jury meets, which will be in
IJannary. He is consoled by Nc
Clellan, the young fellow charged
with robbery in the Metropolitan
hotel, who is also awaiting the
lGrand Jury's action.
| OUR DEFENDERS.
Early Saturday morning two boys
in blue, desir ing to express their
patriotism, and feeling they couldn't
do themselves justice without get.
ting drunk, partook of too much
tanglefoot,' and commenced their
parade. They walked towards the |