The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-27
HEARD AND SEEN
In TIMMONY'S COURT

Mrs Maggie Martell headed the list
yesterday Saturday night she got on
one of her enthusiastic hats and as
Outlines she has done before. invited
the Martell fraternity to come outside
and get killed. She entered pleas of
not guilty to charges of drunkenness
and disturbing the peace.
officer FitZmaurice related that two
of the family, husband and sister, had
come to him and said the defendant
was making persistent efforts to outfit
graveyard near the family premises,
! and when the officer had gone to arrest
her, the air looked, in color. more like
Great Salt lake after sunset than a
bull fighters costume.
Can 1 speak?" asked mother"
You may"
well, Mr.. Officer, you came in me
door, saying 1. was a-roarin', bawlin'
and cussin' and l had only me skirt
and wrapper on. We tore me face and
the ring out Of me ear. all because l
was talkin' to a neignbor who was after
askin' if I had any potatoes in the
house" and here the lady wiped away
tear and raised her hands on high.
81 don't see how We can arrest me for
nuthin.' How can YEP .-,
I'VE object to REORGANIZATION at
this time interjected Diehl.
twenty-five days on each charge"
remarked the court.
zone thing 1 want to know. 1 demand
to know. 1 want me rights. How can
We put me in Jail for ncthing?"
Uncle Sol' gave the lady a practical
demonstration of the ways and
means and the next was called.
Harry Sorenson was yes droonk for
cit
der tree and disturbing nobody. His
object in coming down town in the
first place was to get a turkey, which
he didn't get, owing to a sudden re-
union with friends. Sorenson's turkey
cost S..
Frank Sherman"
Eyes, sir, drunk as a lord, SIR"
Five days"
ct. H Cord
81 was. It's the first charge,
though
well, Sunday drunks are S.
"All right" he sighed
Joe Collins denied being a vagrant
Said he didn't beg and didn't drink
Officer Barlow had reason to believe
differently, and so expressed himself
Joe couldn't understand how the off,
GER could say he had been drinking"
unless he saw him do it, but the court
ordered Collins off the streets of Zion,
anyway.
Al Householder fell while looking for
the milk man. Yes, he remembered he
was told to go home, but he wanted
to find the dairy wagon, which would
convey him almost to his door. In his
search h met Mr.. Barlow, who invited
him to ride and he did so. He was
there, now what was his honor going
TO do?
You've been pretty good fellow
lately, AL"
YES. sir; yes, sir"
You're working pretty regularly"
Yes, your honor, trimming trees"
Just wanted to celebrate Xmas,
presumed"
Eyes, yes" eagerly.
Then il will be only FIVE"
(Tableau.)
James Wilson
"You were one of the immortal elev-
en-. 1 believe said the court.
Jim nodded.
why didn't you leave?"
Echo answered.
Thirty days"
John Welsh was out under suspended
sentence until brought in again. When
the court finished with him, nine of the
dirty eleven" were recorded called
back" His portion was thirty days.
Don't believe vas any such ting. .
said Charles Larson, drunk. II yust
came from Bingham and took two
thinks 1 will swear I hadt no more
dan dose. Meier. All vas NIT my ledg-
ings going ven de police gentleman dit
me cast my eyes on"
Go back to Bingham" said the
Judge, and Charles lost no time in
starting.
Frank Ross, Kerosene Feglio and All
Ghee, who mixed things on State street
at dawn Christmas morning, forfeited
bail.
You were here four months ago." TO
Tom King (not the original Tom)