The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-09
TUG" WILL VAMOOSE.
SALT LAKE WILL LOSE ONE OF
IT'S CHOICE CHARACTERS.
Pretty Bad Character Shown and
Wilson VIII Quit-The Rollers
Not COnvicted-He Waited With
n Salvation Army Lassie-WaIked
in Innocently and Nabbed.

The town is TO get rid of one of the
toughest young characters it has known
for a long time. He is generally known
as Tug Wilson and is suspected of
having had his hands in great many
jobs that have occurred in criminal cir
cles in the past months. He Is a little
marks him at once as the beau ideal Of
a though kid" The police determined
to get rid of him and he was arrested
on a charge Of vagrancy. The case came
lID Yesterday in the police court. and VIII
son was there to defend himself
1t was brought out that he was a young
succeeded in bringing him two aliases.
His real name is +. Solomon and his
other alias is John Fordin. Sers cant Ford
and Officers Sheets, Roberts and Johnson
testified that he was one of the hangers
on at QuinIan's rooSt, that he was ire
uuently seen in the company OF prostl-
tutes and known thieves dnd ina I me Sta sGd
seemed generally to be young man Oh
elegant leisure
Promised to Leave Town.
'Tug'' protested that he was a. messen-
ger boy and Harry Anderson and May
Davis both testified they understoo9 TINS
was so However, the justice d,d not
take it that way and the younSster was
found guilty He promised to leave town
at 1890 this morning and sentence was
Glow long will you be gone this timee?"
asked Clerk James smiling sarcast!ca,Iy
For good" said rug e1IlpnducdIly
You won't see me hit this town again
in hurry"
For Prostitution.
Mamie Lee and Minnie Haley, the two
innocent doves who roost over Clulnlah ;
were brought up for Vasrancy' ana mel
dentally for rolling" two innocent sneep
did not care TO appear and the money
could not be found on the fair derendants-
They were willing to plead guliIy 70 Pros sSo
T,rdpr ST1off
each. doubling the usual fine because OF
srpicious appearances over the money or
the suckers. Effie Dowd,, who had tired
an immense voca bUfary OF bllllngSgate at
Captain Donovan, was allowed to go.
The Bitter Bit.
A nIain drunk. giving the name of John
Doe. thought the world went hard with
him. He had come into the station on
Sunday night to make complaint
thought disgracefully drunk. In reciting
his tale, however, both his mind and legs
got thoroughly tangled and as conse-
quence he was ropcd IN ana sent UP Ior
HI Eph Kelly. Mrs. Tullidge and sallie
Davis came in for. their regular and and, got
twenty-five days in winch TO cultivate
another magnificent thirst.
Rugged a Lassie.
Ed Keadin. a. bibulous soldier was
brought before the bar of justice for bat
tery It appears he attended an open
air meeting of the Salvation Army and
while there grew so enthusiastic that he
LET out a huge hurrah. sliced one of the
Iassies around the waist, waltZed a turn
or two and then attempted to throw her
down. In consideration of the fact that
the army officials will have chance at
him later he was let OF with five days.
William NJ. Sylvers. the. son OF Ham
who assaulted I'D. BUrnham, pleaded
guilty and was fined $40.
Trial Postponed.
The trial of John II. White for viola
ton of the sign ordinance, was contin-
ued until Wednesday morning, in order
to give the city council time to take some
The case against #. LAWYER A. Belize
and H C. Sandberg for stealing a ride
on the Rio Grande Western. was dis
missed.
r. Holt and John Bond were assessed 5.
| each for riding bikes on the sidewalks
within the forbidden limits.