The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-25

fender was fined another 81 for break
ing into jail.
George Pugsiey was soaked to the
tune of so cents for the crime of being
a brother-in-law TO Mayor Thompson.
As he was but a third degree accom-
plice in the crime he was let off lightly.
Charge of Treason.
Davis, the shoe man, was found
/ guilty of treason in the first degree in
4 that he sold Queen MabeIle a pair of
shoes that pinched her feet. He was
fined IS for this offense. o. II. Burbidge
( of Los Angeles got 50 for resisting an
officer, trying to break jail and trying
, to look the court out of coUntenance-
T. G. Lincoln and Billy Armstrong,
the policemen, were captured after a
1 desperate struggle and paid the usual
I fine of % cents each for resisting the
officers II. H Spencer of ogden was
arraigned and gave his name as
George Washington Jones. For this he
was fined 81. but after he had escaped
/ the court learned that he still had
! money on his person and he was run in
again and fined $3.50 more. Judge Silks
/ said this was done 10 prove to Mr..
| Spencer that the judges were not pix
| ers- j. NJ. Martin was found guilty of
| being alive and fined 50; this he said
was too easy" and SO more was added.
/ After that he kept still till he got up
/ town.
! D. L. Wertheimer of De Lamar, New,
/ was found guilty of robbing a gold
| mine and hiding the gold dust in his
/ hair. The color of his wig gave him
/ away and the court fined him $40 5.
/ z. Wertheimer and George c. Fetter-
man of the same place were found
! guilty of being in collision in the mat
/ ter of robbing the mine and were fined
J IS each. The costs were RENTED. Sam
Z Maybury of the United States Mining
! company of Bingham was fined 81 for
being innocent" w. S. Ferris was
/ fined 81 for burning the Oregon Short
/ Line building to advertise his insurance
| companies.
A telegram was received and read in
court that caused CONSERVATION. 1t
/ was dated Minturn, Colo. and was
! signed Wedgewood and Seabolt. 1t
read: Last evening while putting us
! on the train, Otto Stallman made very
| disrespectful remarks concerning your
court Not only your dignity, but the
safety of the Whole community de-
mands that you punish him severely"
John Held was fined 81 for being a
blow-hard and Loo Mark was fined the
same amount for running down Ajax.
r. NJ. Pyper of Pocatello was fined 81
for being off his beat w. T. Gotten
of Grand Junction was fined 81 for
/ stealing his own sheep: Jack Enright
was fined 81 for breathing in court; A.
w. Cops got IS for being a wire
! Curtis Johnson was soaked to the tune
of 81 for selling lumber too cheap;
Harry A. Nelson of Scofield got 81 for
bringing on the storm of Monday night
and L. Lowenstein was fined 81 for be-
ing so far away from Price.
More Offenders.
At the evening session there was
rush of business till the patrol quit.
James Hamilton, the lawyer. was
caught for 81, and A H Tarbet, the
man who caught him, was fined 81 as a
reward Don Porter was fined s. for
overlooking guests, +. c. Coffin was
fined s. for watering stock c. G. Curtis
was fined So for being so far away from
Wyoming, and J. T. McHugh got the
same punishment for the same Offense,
Otto Louck of Rock Springs got S. for
putting hops in his beer. J. E. Melon
aid was fined 81 to help him back to
Honolulu. Arthur Parsons got 81 for
cattle ruStling, Ernest Williams cot IS
for trying to be the most popular trav-
cling man in Utah, Thomas H Roberts
of Alton, WyO.. sheepman got 81 for
breeding scabs, H. Hayball of Logan
got 81 for not being a highball, c. NJ
Freed was fined 81 for being the father
/ of the exalted ruler, DR.. Menahan of
Eureka was soaked 81 for breaking
! out of Eureka. r. Stencil was fined 81
for scalping things, G. W. Derr of Po-
catello was fined because he was in
court
4 J. v COuSLian was laDOring under
the delusiOn that Thomas Kearns was
his private secretary and was given 81
Z A. D. Rush was fined 81 for having a
led pipe cinch on the city; S. F. Hunt
the superintendent of the May Day
was fined 50 for showing the May Day
stock up and down. r. L. eooth was
fined 81 for trying to appeal to the
sympathy of the court by appearing in
the dock with lady by his side.
Judge Stewart Fined.
Judge Stewart of the district bench
( made q hard fight when brought to
trial, and demonstrated that he does
not know the first principle of kangaroo
Jurisprudence, 1t cost him IS to get
through. and the wonder is that it did
not cost him $500 after calling for a
/ jury, counsel and other such rubbish.
City Engineer L. c. Kelsey was fined
$3.50 for getting out specifications that
no one could understand, Judge Nc
Council was fined 81 for trying to steal
man OF Provo was fined 81 for posing
while in Washington as the handsomest
man from Utah; Charles Quigley was
fined 50 for having more wheels than
any other man in Salt Lake; E. Niche
sey, jr.. was fined So for beizzS a skin
ner and having elks' hair on his face:
Senator George n. Lawrence was fined
81 for not knowing what his crime was;
J. Greenwood was fined 81 for eating
too much pork and beans, and John
Halvorsen was fined 81 for collecting
city licenses from Elks; w. NJ. Nesbit
put up for consuming too much oxy-
gen on the midway, and B. F. Bauer
of the Salt Lake Hardware company
was fined 81 for selling indigestible
goods.
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