Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-06
THE COURT ROOM FILLED.
Justice W.nfr DaalS With FOrly.sII
Offenders Today.


The dtess OF the Carnival keg were
cmfticI before Justice Wengur today
when 'ofty.siG offenders in all appeared
to answer 10 charges OF dtunkenuuss,
vagranryi tesp'se and potty tniov.
ing. Insy were brought into the
court room in several installmenis.
The Ore, man given mpIato atien.
,i0n wss H. Morla, VIII name often
races the pages Of the court
records "You arc charged with
HJuukenrpss," taid the court,
o. M,fta stood up DOMINIC n pair Of
Trousers about Elk iuCuUB snort, "what
have you o. say gully or not gulity2"
Mtfip is % born lfislman anu he
pleaded to the charge M follows.
oval, yer ouur, Il were this way. 1
we're tunt aither n gallon Nv coal lie
and couple o. bf1oms and / list
Ocp.ed Boz and got two dtinkt; thapa
all / had, yer oner, thArs ALL
"What was you sent atetg" acted
the Judge.
"Coal lie, yer oner, coal lie" whs
Mprts's reply"
r"Aud you got wbiskey9" quorlod
The court
oval, yer oner, only two drinks,
that was all.n
The proof Of his guilt was conclusive
aud Juoiico Wenger imposed penalty
Of 70 Jays IN the city iau, at the same
time giving u similar dose 10 Tom
King tor the same otiensr, while ID.
Jones was fined $40 for MS over.
iudulgeuce In Intoxicating beverages.
tho next number on the program
was tao calling up OF fourteen men
charged with yagfanoy. rncy had
Oeou found by tho police In tho
rear Of what Il kuown rs the
DagO talOon ON West Temple street,
between Fitst aud second South
streets. The approach TO this portion
OF tue day's Proceedings caused Ptose-
cutor shoup to post himself on the
cases and roll up his sleeves ready for
a thorough anu determined effort 10
land the men In inil.
But tho surprise came whom each
arose at tue calling OF his pane lad
pleaded guilty 10 the charge hanging
over him. They evidently thought
they would be dealt with lightly by
pursuing such n course, but their an.
ticipallons were badly shattered, for ~
one party put II, "ihe Judge had his
hghtlng cioihes on" aud tho result 10
that each will be the guest OF Jaiigr
kluball for this next thirty days,
Two men and n BOY were next NJ.
raigued for trsspassing upon the prop.
ofly Of Parker anu DspuV, by sleeping
In barn on the aiornlaid premises.
They too, pleaded guilty and tho men
were sent 10 jail, while tho boy, Harry
PonnA by nsmc, was discharged. The
lad IL IL years Of ave anu LEFT his home
ln Detroit, Mich, about six weeks pgo.
He says he ~ io1kiug Tor work aud
that he hao brothers In 5au Francisco.
Three young urchins residing la the
western part Of the city were gwen a
thorough talking 10 by Justice Wenger
To-Day, AMI then sol At liberty. Thtir
uneuto consistod Ia having taken tue
liberty Of going for a ride TO kays-
Willie yesterday In n rig WHOA be-
lonkoi ~ n neighboT. The owner Of
the team did not swear 10 a complaint
charging tho lads with THEFT OF else
they would have Jared rather badly d.
AZ II was they spent tho night in Jail,
and II was only through the imr ttsn.
tiles Of their parents coupled with n
consldefhtlOn Tor thelr nRer, that they
were allowed 10 20 No freely.
In addition to this foregoing n num-
Dor Of fOtitiiurus were made In caseb Oi
drunkenness, and several parties who
had violated tho ordinance with rtla.
ton 10 the discharge Of fireworks Ia
the ilte limits contributed sums rang
Ing from 81 to 81 TO tho rtplenishing Of
tho city treasury.