The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-22
CARNIVAL NOTES.

An Idaho mayor and an eX-mayor
from the Gem state were among the
Kangaroo court visitors yesterday.
They were Mayor Clark of Idaho Falls
and ex-Mayor Moon of st. Anthony.
Both were incarcerated in the dungeon
nearly half an hour and both paid
fines of 81 with smiling countenances.
They will remain in the city several
days.
w. NJ. RoyIsnce- of Provo says he
never saw anything like it. He was
fined 81 in the Kangaroo court, but
had enough money left to see the mid
way on.
Big Ed Loose only chuckled when he
was accused of Sailing" the Grand
Central. He put up a good. hard fight
against being confined behind prison
bars, but the officers finally landed
hin. and when ne dug up his five
dollar gold piece he was still breath
ing hard.
William hampton, exalted ruler of
the Pocatello lodge. who has been in
the city several days. goes home to-
night. Mr.. hampton will return WeH-
nesday night with a big bunch of Po-
catelio Elks for the Purple day parade
Thursday night.
The way J. w Langle,r is holding
people up to buy chances on the or
chestrion piano is frkghtful He doesn't
let soul ger <way from him, and
Ruler Freed ,something more than $40
IN nickles; PENNIES and dimes. as the
Jesuit OF MS evenings work. At that
rate the 700 orchestrion will bring sev-
eraf hyndred dollars.
Walker Bros bank vault was opened
last midnight in order to allow Lester
Freed to make a deposit. He and half
dozen trusty men carried up enough
silver to sink a ship, to say nothing
of bills and shining gold pieces. There
wasn't time to figure up the exact
amount but it was in the neighborhood
OF $4,000.
Z Dick Whittemore had all kinds of fun
( yesterday with a bunch of pennies. He
got several dollars worth of them and
then went to every show on the
grounds There is serious talk of tax
ing Richard before the Kangaroo
court for causing the concessioners so
much trouble
! A force of men with hand sprinklers
kept the enclosure we'll wetted down
throughout the day The wind was
dust laid it was much more comforta-
BILE to pedestrians than the preceding
day.
JACK ATItdSOn SdW 70 II lildl no lldN-
cling man escaped the clutches of the
/ crocodile court
! Fred L. Presbry. chief clerk at the
Kenyon, was made the recipient yes
terdav of q complete Elks' carnival
outfit. including cap, cravat and silk
handkerchief. The donors were several
commercial travellers. representing the
Butte lodge, of which Mr.. Presbry is
a member of long standing
All local and visiting Maccabees who
desire To take part in the Elks' frater-
nal and merchants parade next Tues
day will meet at I. o. o. F. hall at $50.
Umbrellas and caps can be obtained at
room 217 Atlas block, or at the hail.
G. f. Hayward, a white man, and
/ Alien Miller. a coiored laborer came
together in flstic combat at the midway
last evening and now both men are
in fail on a charge Of fighting. Dep
uty Sheriff Shea was putting Hayward
out of II enclosure for failing to pay
his entrance fee. when the negro
stepped UP and told the white man that
he had better get out and pay his ad-
mission. Hayward. without saying a
word. struck the negro a blow. and the
latter was rushing at his assaiiant
when Deputy Shea gave him a blow
with his cane that brought him into
subsection. Both were collared and
taken to the police station, where they
were locked UP.
The chances on George the horse
and rig that is to be secured by a
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