The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-22
POLICE COURT.
A Busy Day Yesterday in this
Justice Dispensary.

ron, Green, charged with assault up
Thomas Eilsmore, pleaded not
oni,,v Major Wood appeared for the
Sossndant who is also charged with
.,.sI;ng a ride on the D. & E. G. yester-
49, The hearing was set for Monday,
o,spm.. his bail in the meantime be .
ing fixed at so. ~
Arthur Curtis. the boy arrested in com
D.rv with the above. for stealing ride,
Headed guilty and was fined So
Frank Cogan and Henry Thompson.
both for stealing ride over the Contra /,
we're adudged guilty and fined $40 each.
Peter McCanee, didn't McCanee bones
about beng drunk when arrested ana
Maid IS for his indulgence.
Happy Jack JOAN Smith) was as
sessed s., which ne VIII earn on the
streets ,,..h.-
TsvIsr place. FOurfeeGth ward. were
erraIgned in the afternoon. i've OF them
having pleaded guilty Nellie Hump
hrevs pleaded guilty IN the morning.
and WAS give n seventy-ave days Nathan
tioss, tie negro. changed ms plea 70
| onittv- as did Dan CLARK. and the former
vas given seventy-fve days and the
latter. on the suspended sentence OF q
week ago. thirty DAYS. The females
sally CLARK, Dosie CLARK and sadie
Lancaster, expected to show they. were
not guilty and insisted on being
tried. The evidence on the
part of the prosecution was clear aho
conclusive that the trio were gunty %
yagrancy, as charged, and they were
~.-Tr linda d
Dense OF the city forSssveutY-iiSe days.
The indOmitable U'IOOle, deciar q
guilty of vagrancy by a jury oil SIX Ol
ms peers, appeared for sentence yester-
day and was given seventy-fys da1 ;
His attorney, Mr.. Fletcher gave notice
of an appeal, and was required u
furnish bail In $50. The bOnd had no
been filed late in the evening.
George Lawrence. y 20 Keeps a saloon
opposite the Theatre WAS arrested early
Yesterday mOFuius. when the chArS'
of unlawful permitting divers per
|, sons 10 come together ami tnen ant
there engage IA gSnlIng 70 W.T.. o.
means OF cards !" contrary 20 the pro
visions OF the ordinance uade and pr0
yided. Mr.. Lawrence pleaded gulitv, Il
|, consideration Of which plea. anu II
[ fact tina. il was his first oifense, N
! Judge imposed "a nne OF $40 Nv
2 cirizens. VINO gave the names OF BE
/ Williams and GeNge Thompsou. the La
. ter's true name being Fred TAYLOR, weT
: arrested IN connection with this aha
: OF Lawreuce's. charged With DONG 70
gambling, pleaded guilty as charged an
T were iineU so each.
!, David Muir got full on Frtda
o evening and became very boisterous
d Steve Newman's saloon. during u
: progress OF the second act OF the Code
IL Iii mt across the street. threatening
b clean the 30" out. He was taken ca
: OF before putting his threat into exec!
s ton. and yesterday afternoon, for q
= double Offense of drunk and disturbiI
81 the peace, paid $40
: The matter OF the IS gold piece IS n
; vet settled. The jrry-having disagree
IL was agreed that rehearlng, with
new jury, De had on Monday, 1T
o clock.
The civil suit Of Charles Johnson '
Mrs. Robinson, for services rendered
sinking a well, Will be heard Mond'
n morning. The Offset against . ciai
OF johnson Is understood TO be Ii
water was not reached by the We
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