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Tie docket ia the police court yes
terday morning vas ono CT ttse most
odious that mas been booked ii acme
time. Ii was necessary 10 ccessonaily
famlgate the room ia consequence.
There we're n.ne eases OF drunk --eon-
mon, everyday lushers-oEe felcnsous
assault, one hastaFiy. one larceny, one
deadly assault, enc failure IL support,
one assault and battery, one man ar
rested for keeping . VICIOUS dog, and
case of ob~tr0ctlng an cIncer and one
perjury case. Patrick Collins was the
f3rst martyr placed on the rack. His
plea touched the heart OF Judge West
tall and ne was allowed 20 depart upon
the payment of costs. Bell Duba bad
sentence suspended upon her tor being
intoxicated and was discharged Wan.
Riley, another tlppler, VAS discharged
upon the payment OF costs, $3.50.
Michael Sullivan Was also discharged
for committing the same oifsnse. John
1run was not let Of So easy. lie paid
a fine OF $3.50 for the manner IN which
he celebrated the Fourth, and
John Taylor, still another inebriate.
was sent 10 the county jail for fifteen
days with the privilege " working on
the stone pile whether he 10 wiling to
or not. The disorderly case OF b.
Hegeman vas adjourned 10 July g.
Chas. Davis. drunk and disorderly, was
sent To pail for twelve days IN default
OF the payment of a 5.35 tine. In the
Case Of Geo. Rogers, lntoxicatloD, sen
tence Was suspended John Bork,
keeping q vicious dog, adjourned To
July s. Michael Michalock. bastardy,
adjourned To July Is. During Pringle,
feloniOus assault. held for trial At the
next term of the superior court. Mary
Miller, larceny less than SO, adjourned
TO July IA. Joe Epstein, assault and
battery, adjourned TO July Z. Ed Van
Der Neen, faIure To support, nolle
pros'd. Peter Hoek, obstructing an
officer, adjourned To July "a. Arthur
L. Gammage, arraIgned on the charge
OF perjury. appeared for examination.
but there were few complications to
overcome before the matter could be
disposed Of. The defendant had re-
tanned the prosecuting attorney, assist
ant prosecuting attorney and their
associates SO that the people had no
one To try their case. Prosecuting At
torney Mcknight requested the court
appoint L. L. Eddy prosecutor pro TEN
to try the case. Mr.. Eddy has assocl.
ated with MIN Mr.. Duran. Both OF
the above gentlemen are the retained
attorneys of the compliments. Drs.
Graves and Peterson In the civil suit
which Mr.. Carnage brought against the
doctors for damages for malpractice,
and which is now pending, Mcknight
ard Gary are interested, which dis
qualities them as prosecutors. Stevens
and Mitchell are defending Carnage.
Judge Westfall was compelled to adj.
iourn all cases Ia the pohce court on
account of business in his own court
Geo. Houts, deadly assault, adjourned
to July 10; w. IL. Rudy, drunkenness
nclle pressed, upon payment of costs
Adolph Hamelehle, selling liquor to
minors, adjourned TO July Is. Fred
Miner. the old farmer who drove Mr.
Holden's horse away, was found two
and one-half miles from Belmont yes
terday by Sheriff Mcqueen, as was also
the horse. Miner Claims that he wa.
drunk and did not know what he was
dong. Miner owns little farm near
Belmont, which is well stocked and un
encountered. His story is given ere
dence, AID there is probability thai
the old man will escape lightly.