Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
GEORGE WILKINSON HELD.
Boy Charged Win Barglitlng White Mercan-
tie Cos Store Maud Ceshr Pleads Guilty.


ooorse wilkinson. a ii-ycar-oid boy
/ pleaded not guilty before Judge Tim
mony this afternoon 90 burHiariaing the
store uf ihc white Mercantile company
. and ~ west First South. ln Saturday
uIEhi lio was caught red handed ln
ihD not hy ouicer iiempic. VIM had
been ~ Co watch the pD1uso1. The
court hxcd Wunnson'a bail az 400
pending The preliminary hearing. which
WI itko place tomorrow az b. in. Ills
mother, who was prrsent in tho COURT
room was ovcruome by The verdict
Maud choahltc. tho is-ycar-oid girl
Who has Eliurd SOME uut0ficty during
the past week ON account ~ hrf crc1-
! padeh pleaded guilty 10 reaortlng 60
house of 40 fame. Sentence was sua-
| pgndcd and her aunt promised TO look
after the waywurd rirL
william Thomas, "a gentleman OF COLI
1r. endowed with a Roman nose and
waNed muatnchiua. said that he 1ld not
commit an assault un battery upon the
pfrsnn N Loo Maxwell ON Saturday
nlshi % tho corner of state and Second
/ South. Thomas said b. had % lady with
him and Maxwell and "a man named o..
bourne bumped up against her. the lady
SAID don't yeuah stop on my feeti'
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their tactics and be hlt Maxwell on the
nose. Maxwell land osborne both danlsl
the story Tor the defense, and said they
were not interfering with anyone when
the blow was struck. A. u was a two
10 onr proposition. Thomas was given
thc option " go or ten days.
Moilonry Scott. another gentleman OF
coIof, received a IS nnU Tor drunken
mess aand 90 Tor arnault and battery
upon tho refHon u one Steve Williams
| 40 AGED culurcd man. UncHr Edding-
ton stated that the defendant had hocn
/ drunk and noisy Cor the space % two
/ huufn on Saturday ulVht ON CONNER
| olai street, Finally the witness had 60
| choke Be- cnsfEutlr colorcd man 81 his
AGED Fctlm. Scott denied the whole
hlalnora and said that he utruck Wu-
| liama because he called him namcs. The
trouble arose over an old gambling
debt.
WIN Timpaor, o. wade. Tom and
! burt Powell ioa'c Tlmpaon. Geo. Ford
ham ana Ioo slnpson. the bgya from
tho Sixteenth ware who rnllcd a far
more wlEon and stole q burhoi ana
half % upploE. adorned the nouih
mourner'H nCnch and telrfuily arose
/ when their names were calcld.
Prosecutor enihl arose and prayed
/ Cor tho dismissal ~ the various caeca.
TT .NNA NNAN HNAN NAHHNNN A.NNNA NANHH WH"|A
/ hoon paid Tor the l0uH ~ hlH apples and
that tho parents of thv Maynard youths
/ had come O. him and ''wcpt. walled
and gunHhcd their teeth"
The court said tho boys were FORUM
/ ate. inafmuch ne they did not go 20
/ Jail The eases were accordingly dis
missod.
William Rogers. youth with half hll
/ Up rhot away pleaded not runty % the
charge " yhnraucY. Detective Sheets
/ faid tho defendant had hcrgcd from
him. Deputy sheriff iiarrloa also told
/ the came tale.
Are you posltivc9" asked the de-
/ fondnnt
"Yca. I followed you around and saw
| YOU beg from another man" said Hhr-
/ rica. "hud you went Into foungherEe
siioon and rot a drink with tho pro-
/ ceeda."
rhat sottiea matters Rogers sUt
thirty days
The drunk iiat was a. follows; John
/ Anderson. don't believe I waa drunk.
I ! only had two whlakicH." 50. william
/ Nixon. "Sou need a reHt you arr in
/ bad conditions - days Pat Doyle. nfver
hsrc before. must ha' been some other
/ Paddy Doyle" discharged. Tom King
/ twill ret out of town. You VIII yet
| ave days. Abram irunsk forfeited ii,
] - Curry ana Elias Erickson, same o.