The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-26
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Mike Boyle is in trouble. Tn

Nike Boyle is in trouble The brief
time he had out of Jail was too much
for him and he is back again. Nike is
one of the prisoners pardoned by the
mayor on Friday and his holiday re-
suited disastrously for him. Yesterday
afternoon ne proceeded to fill up on the
frey "tanglefoct" and s1on had on
comfortable jag. lie visited the Com
merc.al saloon and while there net
nike Smith, and the two engaged IN
AN argument, the result was that Smith
picked uD 8 chair and struck Mike d
sounding WhaCk over tae mead, telling
him to the floor. The blood flowed
freely and an officer was summoned to
take charge of the wounded Hlbernian-
DR.. DaIby was called, Mixes head was
fixed and he was taken to the city jail
to sober UP and IeCuperate. The wound
was q long cash in his scalp and took
about a dozen stitches TO sew it uD. 1t
is not dangerous but is sufficient to
make Mike regret his holiday.
In the meantime Smith had disap-
peared and could not be found. A
search was made for him and in an
hour or so he was captured and taken
10 jail, where ne WAS bloled Gil q
charge OF assault and battery.
William Timpoon, a, newsboy, was
arr8igned in police court yesterday on
a charge of petit larceny. 1t was al
legged that he had stolen a paper from
another boy and it wss for that ne was
tried. The judge heard his case and
turned him over TO the district court
TO decide whether he is eligible to the
reform school.
Three boys, Bert Higher, William
and Sam Smith, we're also brought up
on a charge OF Eedt larceny. They
were charged with the theft of some
hay but were discharged Wtth a lee
ture from the court.
David John was tried on a charge Of
battery alleged to have been commit
ted on a woman. Td,a evidence intro
duced was not considered sufficient for
conviction ard he was discharged.
James Hanford was arrested yester-
day on a charge of battery and win be
given a hearing Monday.
Patrolman Sullivan has resigned from
the police force to accept a position
on the railroad. 2. c. Howell, ooilrtd
man, has been selected to take his
place. Howell has been a nishtwatch-
man for a long time past and is con-
sidered 70 be highly efficient to do the
duties of a poH@ nan. He was for
merly a member of the force.
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officer Randolph made an arrest last
night that has some mystery about it.
He was at the Oregon Short Line depot
about 1880 when he was suddenly
startled by the sound of a shot fired
from a point near by. He ran down
between the long lines of cars that
were standing on the tracks, but sec
ing nothing unusual he stopped to lis
ten.
As he did so he espied man starting
off from the ether side Of a, box car
and run away.
Randolph started in pursuit and
shouted to the fugitive to stop, and
threatened to shoot if he didn't obey.
This had the desired effect and brought
the man to q halt, and Randolph ar
rested him.
The officer had also seen the figure of
another man disappearing in another
direction, SO he took his prisoner to the
depot and there turned him over to a
sergeant Of the N. G. U. with the in
junction to hold him until he came
back. He then went in search of the
other fellow, but failed to find him. He
returned to the depot just in time for
the prisoner was making a hard fight
for his libetry, while the sergeant was
struggling equally hard so hold him.
Randolph took the man to the Guy
hall, where he was booked on d charge
Of trespass in order to hold him until
something more of the affair. could be
learned. He is a young man and said
his name was Miner
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Gamblers and lewd women deposited
1915 to the credit of the city treasury
yesterday.
It was reported to the police that
Miss Preston had her purse stolen
from her market basket yesterday. Ii
contained about SILL
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Mrs. Tulledge, Who was in the city
Jail. made her escape yesterday. She
was locked in the bunk house" and
got out as it is not very secure. She
was in on a petty charge and no re-
ward will be offered for her capture.
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