Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
Three Hard Characters Get Sixty
Days Each for Vagrancy.
TIMMoNY MAKES REQUEST.


The police rounded up the klondllse
saloon on west South Temple street hst
nlght and ~ q consequence gathered
In several hard characters who we're
given on Monday an hour 10 leave
town. sentence Tor vaHrancy being sus-
pended Interim. Officers Randolph aud
Dnlon also gathered In William Rogers.
who was suspected " being mixed up
In an attempted hold W some few days
ago. Rogers n the youth with a pr
tion Of hls upper llp shot away and u
regarded a. bad 'un" by the stu
dents " human nature around head
quarters
The defendant Rogers pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge u vagfnncy In the
police court this afternoon and stated
that after he had been released nom
JAN that he had juufneyed to ogden
ana only was passing through salt
Lake on route to M'tcur when he was
arrested.
you are given an hour to leave
town and you had better 20. | promise
you. said Judge Timmony
WIN, ! assure you, said Rogers.
he vanished through the doorway.
Pat Farrell. Pat Daly and James sea-
man. then were given sixty days each
on suspended sentence Tor vagrancy.
evidently tho trio did not npprrc late
the Flft for they exhibited evidences
~ neglect In their early training whcn
the uitimntum was delivered.
Frank Kelly then nruss In fear and
trembling, for be- u known after he Wus
thrown In jail last night he "uut
head on Chinaman VIM Is an unwlll-
a HaaHa IHaHaa g
klmball'H menageric. Nothing was
said about the Incident, however. and
Kelly spoke up IN an injured tone. and
said he was no VnWrant' I'm plead
guilty 70 drunk yer honor, hut ! am
an honest man. and was Just giving an
exhibition N club swinging In the
klondlkc saloon. Tor some beer. when
de- cops come In an plnohcd me-"
II viii suspend sentence and you get
out q town In one hour"
"swelg me judge I VIII"
Thomas Murphy took his cue and
whlncd out a story % anguish to the
eject that he was only released from
jail AZ y. m. yesterday 90 BE- arrested
nj $50
Prosecutor Delhi stated that Murphy
was hogElng, and withal. was very
abusive TO those who gave him tho
Murphy Was given the benefit ~ The
doubt. ana told to leave instanter OF
got loo lays.
Murphy left
G. n. sermon. Tie tourist from
Sandy meekly aoquiesccd 10 the cefn.
plaint wherein the word "drunkannrtr"
stood out Ia bold relief. Three days
was bis portion.
May Whiting whom omeor Chase
doc WmnFWH IA .a4fU
taking up the whole Sidewalk on Sec.
und South at o'clock this morning.
ala not fare sn we'll Amid oopilui
tears she was sent back FOR ave days.
Th1r % rcd-hnirod individual named
a, groosheck. with bloody no arose
und stated ~ u please slr. I only
got two drinks ana q hit ON the mouth"
You must have taken two pretty
good ones from all npprnrunCea,"
unused the court oh 40 home"
Sam Rcdicnn arose and related tho
clrc instances surrounding the preacn.
t1tlup ~ the bloody lip Aforesaid. lie
said he wns trying 90 set an vx-hos.
piiul patient away from GtoDsbecig'a
unwclcumo attentions whom the latter
grabbed him. Then h. smotc uroesbeck
in reli.dcfcnsc. also ON the mouth,
Prosecutor Delhi arose and then
asked that the ease against Joseph
Hicks f1r cutting down Mrs. O. a. XII
putrick'a clothes line be- dismissed us
the complaining witness, after swearing
out the complaint, ala not care TO
prosecute.
The 1urgc reluctantly made an order
60 that encct and asked the clerk %
iugrrt a request IN his annual report 10
the city Council 10 the effect that that
body take action. 20 that In future an
costs Of complaints, that are dropped
hy complaining witnesses without a
hearing. shall fan upon their devoted
hcadH-or rather pockets.