The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-24

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General Cannon's offense.
General John Q. Cannon was yanIed
/ in for impersonating a soldier on va
rtous occasions, and being in Florida
/ instead O. Manila during the war. He
threw himself on the mercy Of the
court, but the court had no mercy and
So had to be paid.
Louie Miller wore a plug hat down
the midway and the Offense cost
him s..
Dick Coiburn. the broker. was
charged with impersonating Cupid and
paid $3.50 for his folly.
Billy O'Brien of Rock Springs would
rather pay SO than appear in court
and he was let off that Wy. H. w
Ruth of Salt Lake. OrsOn Gri1nett of
Lander, Wy, and Arthur Roberts of
Alton, Wyo., were run in for vagrancy
and fined 81 each. Owen HOgle got 50
for breaking into the midway. Ed w.
Duncan got s. for being an alleged
banker. J. J. Thomas of Fish Springs
got So for sailing a mine and catching
FISH. William Hatfield was fined s. for
petit larceny. James HOgle s. for keep
ing step in the parade. r. 2. Norris
50 for keeping the city funds in a safe.
Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. WOodhall were
each fined s. for keeping a hotel at
Soda Springs.
Whittemore Soaked Again.
r. z. Whittemore, the incorrigible
was up again, this time for running for
mayor and trying to buy votes with
coppers- He was fined 80 cents and
! proceeded to scatter the balance of lis
pile amongst the youngsters in the
court room. James Devins was fined
81 for ringing a bell in TIE city and
I driving over crossings at a faster gait
/ than a walk.
Josh Davis was up again, this time
for Pekin on the midway and having
/ a miscue- lie was caught for 81.
Judge Norris SOmmer was brought
in for pocket picking. Josh Davis in
sisted on defending him. but he pro-
tested and the two orators were going
at once, with the court yelling for
order and the crowd in commissions.
The judge got off for 81.
Major Bird was pinched for So for
boycotting the carnival. Jake Greene
valid got 50 for trying tn steal the
camel, and showed he had no hard
feelings by treating the court to CT
CARS After that no prisoner was fined
for smoking.
Paid in Tithing Script
G. G. Hall was fined 81 and stepped
TO the desk and laid down the amount
in tithing scrip. This was refused as
bogus money till the whole court held
a secret session on the point and it
was decided that il had to go.
George Smith, the mayor of Park
city, vas fined $3.50 for living in Park
City when he ought to live in Salt
the court were: d. ". Campbell of PO-
catello. 81; a. n. Johnson of ogden, 81;
c. c. Dederick of POcatello, 81; L. r.
Watts, so cents; w. Pat OIrish. so
cents; F. =. Hammond of Moab. $3.50;
Percy Sadler, 81. so; John T. Hays, 81:
c. II. Campbell. 81; Policeman Ed Da-
vies 81; Louie Freund of New York
selling brass jewelry. $3.50; David Beer
of New York, same Offense. S1-50; Fat"
Scheuler. 20 cents; George Wedgewood,
Bert Seabolt and otto Stallman. third
time before the court, 81 each: f. X.
( Smith Of Mercur. so cents for rubber
ing on the midway and 80 cents for
saying easy; j. z. Irvine, % cents;
} Charles Birch, 81 for being a masher.
Z 50 cents for saying Cheap" and 80
| cents more for back talk to the court;
Simon HigginbCtham, 20 cents; George
a smith, 81, James Gray. 81; Henry
Sprae ne, 81; Marcena Cannon, 25 cents;
Sol lGmball. % cents: Arthur Pratt.
IT., 81 Angus Nicholson. 81; w. II.
Roy, 81; J; G: BaldwirsSl; h T. Mel
lar OF kock Springs, Wyo-, s. for pay
ing full railroad fare; Deputy Sheriff
John CummOck. 25 cents. A. J. Byron.
81 G. F. WOOdhail Of Soda Springs, 81
Tor presenting salt Lake lodge with a
live Elk; DIT. Ned Hewett. 81 for making
false teeth out OF rubber; George Stol-
en-, p cents; W. I. oliver, 81; Billy Nc
Graw. p cents Ed J. Pickering. 25
cents; g NJ Butler. 81: John Davis.
aged "A. was fined 25 cents. Eli POLAND
of the Utah Light & Power company
81 for being the hind leg CT an octo-
pus, g W. Leeder. 81; J. r. MurdCSS.
81 Tor breaking into the midway and
50 cents for saying the fine was rea-
sonaole; Mr.. Robinson. 81; J. II. r
, Franklin. 81 for selling frozen ice
cream. p 9. Penrose. so cents; Leon
MolieIelll so cents; s. +. Fenton. 81:
Nate Lichtenstein, 81; A V McGfnnis.
so cents; Hodge Marshall 81: +. c.
Bailey. 80 cents; DR.. Adamson. 81 for
sucking cork; John Cohn, 81: John
THh E-He
Crosse. Wis. 81; John y. Sharp. 50;
Colonel Treweek. so cents: l. Paul. J.
c Thompson and J. W. Bates, 81 each !:
John Redman. 81: G. Castleton so
partnership with Butch Cassidy; r. NJ
lie Prohon. 81: Thomas Harty of Rock
Springs. 81: a 3. RockhiH, 81; Jake
Raleigh. 81: Brig West, 81 for grand
larceny. Robert Sleatef. 81 Tor wife
beating; T. Cunningham. 81: Bishop
Cluf o. Coalviile, 25 cent IS for living in
Coalville: J. G.. SCHNEIDER. 81: :. 5.
Jones. 50: NJ. e Jamison. 81: ex- Mayor
Moon CT St. Anthony, 81; II. Rawlins.
{ $50; W. r. Dickert, 81; Walter Jen-
kins. 81; Mr.. Huston, 81; w II. Dunn.
{ $50 +. w. Francis. So Thomas Lew
2 is so cents for being an ex-sheriff.
Davie Nelson. 50 cents for being Up
( late; Dr.. Giesy. 81 Gus Henroid. 80
cents John Morgan. 81, Frank HOag-
? land, 50 cents. r. TAFT 30 cents, George
PARROT. 81: T.. r. Reddick. 50 cents: A.
! l. Morris. 81; Hans Peterson so cents;
2 J. j. Reuben, so cents; Tom Mccoy. 81
FOR getting up a fake horse race be
tween Mayor Thompson and J. G..
. Lynch; Hans Christian Anderson. 50
3 cents; y. =. Snow 50 cents; Eugene
Kahn, = NJ. w. Crane. for displaying
Elks' garters in his window, 81; E NJ.
heliy OF Fillmore. 81; @ b Keller, 81;
{ Ferd Kahn. 81; p. p. HindmSrsh of
: Provo, selling sand in his sugar 81;
I a 9. Hanson, 81; George nm. 81; =.
b Haywood. 81; Fred Caldwell Po-
J catello. - for wearing corr mes
I Princen Of Pocatello. 81; 49, r. enan.
81; viii r Sibley, 81; VIII j. Barnett