Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20
POLICE COURT MEDLEY.
....,, Female Topper Faces Ius''''
4 ChrCu'' an ALLEGED yagrant Talks
s"'' himself Out OF Custody

j. N. Ryan was ena,sel at m.
team united. He ss'i'hsI the
inE y" howsver, that he was mol 70
' eSu.s and was discharged. lie 'aia
,ss had 20. out Of bis buggy sn1
W" 10 the ac, Of tying them up when
a.sIlps wagon came along anu
> .,sr coming on the horse. lrighI,
tlr rem and they an down East
ts l,I street and collidsd WIN
luy.g Iiule Ulkwii2 was affhsneu
~ charge OF drunkenness snu uis'
~ w w. ,bs mace, The Hrrestlng m
llfU,s .,.', thnt he had heard reresmlng
n,b.ii, clothing Store auu on
10 ~ l,'i-,f,,n he found the ueiendnut
lh' ~ s,or. and her husband was Try
% w -, bis own aud her Watches
lss t,, Tor feat sue would pawn
ION ana was badly Intoxicated.
w ifihWlis sAid she was not ufuns,
Wi' ,st. cpiid In the room screamed
AIu u, saw her husbsnd struggling
W her The appearances made II
w. 49,, mat she was drunk, but she
lli@,t The court found her gully
vi s.ptenc,d her to seven days IN
'y The case Ia one OF the saddesl
.,,Iv brought up iu the court.
ai,bsfl Gray was Pfraignsd TOT va
80 Ne plead not guilty with the
sifofan Innocent manofh ue'eInlhru
rrimInal, Tbs complaining witness
Vas Natt RhOdee, tue aTfesuhg ylhoet'
"A, testlH,d thst he had saw the de.
,s5dant nearly every day Tor lhs Islt
I'm days ana he seemed to nave no
".cupatlou, He said that no had seen
ne defendant about saloons. When
.,sstched the defendant he found n
In.sp Watch aud some riBgs upon him
scs y rsg5f wrapped In a cloth. When
p,,,sritor James got through with
h, WItues- the defendant IN question
Mi Rhodes, do you say ysu have
seen ME mere TOT the last ten uayh7"
UYe,D
oon your oath DO you say ths,G'
UYr.,n
Th,u addressing the court he said,
DYgur honor, I can prove an ann anu
ibst The officer IL JeTjuring himself
Fhs cluft then took tue witness In
hand aud examined him. lie told
.inight story throughout; he had been
ip EurgkaanI at one time WORKED al
mining.
Court-Whai mlnt9
Witurss Mammoth.
Cguit-whu was u2erlntendeniP
Witurst-Mr. Thatcher
Ctuu-Whete did you woik9
Wtnta-PaTt Of the time on top and
Cour,-whatui old you do 90 TOT?
e,s-Worktd at lumber.
Cuur-Wnat uii y u DO below
WItutn-Wotked with hrill.
C0ut-Slugle " iOuule'
witness -Both.
Cuuu-On what level.
Wuneti- Tue two huudTed-'Ool Lowell.
This Wa, continued for tomO time,
ami the Judge showed himself TO have
A thorough knowledge OF mining. IL
naplrns that he worked at mining iOr
trytfAl years ~ Nevada ana IuahU,
auI therefore has u practical knOwl.
edge on that subject.
Tee eviit nee was not sufficient 10
variant the prisoner beigg held on the
uurse and Judge Smith accordingly
lsmlssed him.
rue case against J. IL. Fusby, who
W.. chsfyrd with vagtancy, continue 1
from yesterday, was dismiissi today on
motion OF the pfosecutiOg.
r. &. Rhcliu was tiovd 81 for steal.
InyA File.
Addie O'NeIl torfeIle sl7 for keep.
iug 20 house " i.l-iamc,
the case Against Jacob BlTcumsh aw
f5t keeping dance house which waB a
az as "a
Henry Morgan, VINO was arrested
yesterday Tor leaving his team TIED ioi
nine houts yesterday In the tun will
he iTisl tomorrow afternoon.
The case against Mrs. Eliza Dunf1Td
Tor keeping fierce and dangerous
dog, was tried today. MTS. EliEs Rose,
vegetable vendor from Csntreville, ID
the complaining witness in Ihr
case. she testified that las,
tuesday, when going In Mrs. Dun.
lords yard, The dog BpTang
upon her, bit her shoulder and tore
her waist, The bite was severe enough,
10 draw blood. Mrs. Rjse's son test.
iei that he saw the dog attack his
mother. Charles A, LAmbOurne, u
mail carrier, testified that the dog had
bitten him on one occasion. Mr.. w.
n. Paul lestifoJ that he had beon ns.
foolsted with the dog for long timt
aud considered him entirely harm.
lee. The dog had habit OF
taxi hold OF persona arms
inA plByiul manner. There was no
contention aboulihe dog icing tied and
he was therefore vindicated anu the
case dismissed.
lne bond Of Frank Smith, the boy
charged with blackmull, was fixed nj
So Tho cass will bs taken up H.
morrow.
A large number Of Jews were pre-.
sunI this afternoon TO witness thr
trial OF II. NJ. Lipman, ono ol
the PARTICIPANTS OF the fight held re-
Gently over tho woolt matter, Most
were disappointed, however, as the
defendant, on learning WIN the wit
nesses were, said he would not TAX,
ohsuces, but would forfeit his ter
uol.ars. Five Of them were not a.
disappointed; they had been EubI pn
tei ~ wltnes,es, AMI when they grr,
old that tho forfeit he'd been mad,
they quickly made /. know that the)
wanted the full witness fees, and one
veuiurd TO know n mileage could no
be- charged. The city cannot complain
however NJ II has received 500 out o
Tue little affair.
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