The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-28
POLICE ETcHINGS.

! Frank Elliott and Joe Linaire ap-
peared in police court yesterday on the
charges of being drunk and using abus-
! i've language in the mix-up in-which
they participated at the st. James hotel
! Sunday evening. Drunkenness was
quickly disproved, and as to that they
were discharged. Jake Greenewald and
/ Loie Bamberger related the clrcum-
stances of the fight and gave, the in
/ elegant language, which was especially
directed to Mr.. Greenewald. Bamber-
ger said that Linaire struck at him,
I but he lodged and the blow landed on
Mrs. Greenewald, who fell to the floor
and tainted Each of the defendants
was fined $40 and sent to jail
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Arthur Wilson, a. goodlooking col
ored man, was in a tight corner when
charged with vagrancy and abusive
language in police court yesterday.
/ Goldie Ludlow, the complainant. elab-
GRATED on Arthur's ungentlemanly con-
duct in smashing her queenSware and
/ calling her some hair-raiSing names,
after having befriended him. Arthur
was willing to swear, with his right
hand uplifted and upon stack OF BIZ
bles, that Goldie was basely misstatlng
the truth. He asked her to refresh her
memory and recall the incident of her
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him. Then the charge OF vagrancy was
taken up, and Wilson attempted to
show that he is one of the hardest
working men in the city. The tide OF
evidence was turning against him, and
he finally appealed to the court to per-
nit him to leave town on the 6:45 train.
Justice Timmony was merciful and ac-
ceded, but with the warning that his
failure to emigrate would result in his
doing time in the city Jail until the
hot days.
Fred Moury, held for assault and bat
terry upon T. Olorenshaw, a Salt Lake
City street car conductor, was dis
charged, after a hearing before Justice
| Timmony yesterday. The trouble arose
over a dispute as to whether or not
Maury paid the car fare. The con-
ductors witnesses said that Maury
struck the first blow but the witnesses
for the defendant placed it upon the
street car man. Both men carried marks
of the scrap, and as the evidence made
it difficult to determine who was the
taggressor, the court concluded to dis
charge the defendant.
c. NJ Ulrich of $50 West First North
answered to the charge of keeping a
vicious dog, the complainant being
| Richard Crowton, who show1d that
Ray Booth, little boy, had been Sc
verely bitten. Ray said the dog came
! into his yard, but the children of UMich
placed the blame on the boy, saying he
went into Ulrich's yard and aggravated
! the dog by throwing stones at him. The
court thought the dog had better be
gotten out of the way, and discharged
| Ulrich on promise to dispose of him.
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Ray Davis, aged 13 years, charged
with stealing brass fittings from the
establishment of Robert Croft & Sons.
was ordered to be taken before Judge
Norrell, with the view of determining
the practicability of sending him to the
reform school
Lewis Taylor. the colored soldier who
| chewed up Officer Seigfus badly in a
/ fight recently, ran away from the city
! jail yesterday morning upon being let
| out as "trusty." He was a private in
| the Twenty-fourth, and will probably
have to answer to the charge of deser-
ton if recaptured.
Henry Watson received five days for
a. Sunday jag. AS to begging, the court
suspended sentence, since he expressed
an inclination to withdraw from these
parts He admitted being tired Of the
city Jail, having served 225 days in the
| eleven monLhS OF MS SoJOuTH III salt
Lake.
Edward Darrell, jr., got into trouble
yesterday by breaking a glass in Fritz
Riepen's salooni and was taken to the
station. bringing upon himself the
charges of drunkenness and destroying
property His friends settled the dam
age and put up So bail for appearance.
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May Langan was fined SO for pros
! titution She was accused Saturday
night by a cowboy of relieving him Of
! $780, but he failed to appear against
her yesterday.
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W. L. Williams and John Atkins were
sent to jail five days for drunkenness;
] John Chip was let off with three.
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B. Jones and George Myers each for
feited S. for their jags.