Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
TlMMONY'S BIG DAY.
with one Exception Every Case Re.
ccivos Stlif Sentence.


u was cuac Of ninoplns IN Judge
Tlmmony'H court thls afternoon. A
soon aH one defendant bobbcd up no-
rcncly be- was knocked down with
thirty or forty days and the next arose
90 De- noorcd with like uitlmatum I'M
on 2l0 days was the amount handed out
60 The tnrrnr-Htrlokcu mob which faced
thu judicial eating gun.
William iiolhnn was tho sole SUR
vlyor of The onslaught
"uunkf'
"liow did II happon?'
~ came in from Halcs Siding on the
RIO Gundc Western and was little
= was going to Cheyenne"
Well. no."
George Baxter then arose and said
be- was too drunk 20 remember any
thing about purloining box of cigars
rom EuccMonr saloon on CONNER
Clll street.
II came from ogden ana don't re-
m1mhDr nothing about no smokes
only walk walk, walk ull the time"
oilcur Hnmplr said be- saw Baxter
with iha box under hlH coat coming out
OF Inc saloon, he made Inquiries and
subsequently arrested the man The
clglr box WIn gone but 40 the hnhoH nt
ihH H.. dVi1e house wore making the
ulr blue with cigar smoke and small
talk. the Inference was conclusive.
Thirty dollars or thirty days"
"I3d Muruc."
The silence was broken by a hacking
cough. "a long drawn wall. and IA stag
gcrcd 90 hIa feet
"oeh. jldgc but ] made o docthera
curc : nm powerful Sick
You shall got lt ia Forty days"
Murtie was aieTrd with "a piroxlam OF
euughlns that threatened 20 ahuttor his
LETT lung
Ivan do Mnlchin. the champion
Hwordsmnn M HuHHla. pleaded not gull
ty 20 assault nnd battery upon tho per
Hon of an unknown lady, who was
designated a. Jane Doe.
Detective Sheets and Sergeant jan
noy related how Ivan went out on sat
uriny nirht ana underworld Co strike
mp an acquaintance with ladies on the
street. The officers said that thcy
watched tho itusHlnn moloHting girls flr
INK 90 crowd them OF the sidewalk
and bump up against thom generally.
The ladder. said the policemen were en-
douvorinr 90 avoid their prosecutor who
was perfectly sober
judge Tlmmnny Hnl1 this was no usu-
al assault and battery ease and limited
ut prescription Tor "luuforH' M Mul-
chlu'n clnrs I'm which a. muscular hus-
band or big brother with a club. were
tho principal inErcdlcnts-to be- wen
taken before shaken.
The umor0uH Russians portion was
i2l or twenty-five days.
Then Ivan softly hrcathed n twelve
D.
md ncrcoly twlrled bis naXan mus
tnchlos
charles Thomas. "a gentleman with
Two lovely black eyes then thouUhtfully
pulled his beard as a charge ~ npprl-
lrIntlug one quart of rum from T., r, |
NyHtrum'H saloon WAS read.
Thomas method WINS unique, Armed /
yith an empty bottle and koy TO the |
'uueCt Of tho barrel. tho accused was /
Engaged IN accommodating ton fingers OF I
mo Hwny Juice ~ the grape whom tho |
dropped on his Frame /
lhomng lost his rum but acquired two /
"prunk $500. petty larceny 5000 or /
days,' was hin portion.
MIKE Uoylo couldn't say whether he |
YaH drunk or not Prosecutor Delhi I
.uld that Boyle frightened ladies' ON tho /
'aat aido aud threatened thom in his .
.ndrnvuu In gyt tho whcrcwithnl TO /
procure liquor
The judge fuid Forty days"
u. IuUper pleaded guilty 10 drunken
lrHH and said thnt he was perfectly
willing 60 $50 to Jan Tor month to be-
urcd of the opium and morphine habit
~ Tailor timhnll
Are you sober now2" said the court.
~ nm. slr, ana | want 20 be cured OF
his CURSE"
Twenty-Five dollars or twenty-five
lays"
Charles Danford made n big play 10
,et on. but aH his ononac was a Sum
ny drunk with frllls. the city was en-