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

for taking up too much space; A. H.
Shorten, 81: Rue Sholes, so cents for
carrying too much mail; Ripley John
son, 81; 9. Sabbagh, 81; W. K Jacobus.
81; J. G. Stickney, 80 cents; A Miller,
$3.50; A. Edison. so cents for sailing the
Silver King; Nephi Gledhil of Gunni-
son, 25 cents for being the editor OF a
paper; r. w. Cuff, 81; A. B. Farley, so
cents: w. Mclaughlin, 50 cents; John
Hemphill. the policeman. 81 for carry
ing concealed weapons; J: c smith, 5O
cents for being a "beaut'' from Butte;
F. Scott. so cents; ). J. McPhee, $3.50;
p. J. Nelson, 81; ex-City Treasurer
Jack, 81.
Evening Session.
The evening session was cut short
by the rain, which had no respect for
the dignity of the court and persisted
in trickling through the roof and down
the backs of the august judges.
One of the first lawbreakers to ap-
pear for trial at the evening session
was Attorney Frank Pierce. He was
soaked 81 fer applauding his counsel,
Judge Dana Smith. 81 for having hair
on his face and not on his head, and
50 cents for saying he got off cheap.
George Snyder, a sheepman from
Evanston, Wyo-, was fined s. for wear
ing a superiority of decorations, and
Thomas Painter of the same place was
fined IS Cor claiming to be a ball
ployer.
Protected by the Queen.
Willis J. Beardsley of Beardsley's
Tavern created a sensation in court,
and for a time made even the judges
shake with terror in fear that they
might lose their heads. He was thrown
into the dock like an ordinary criminal
and charged with a number of Offenses.
but when he was asked if he had any
thing to say in his own defense he
pulled out a letter signed "Mabelle,
Rex protecting him against arrest or
Imprisonment. In an instant there
were cries of fraud forgery and
treason" for carrying on a secret cor
respOndence with her majesty, but in
the end the prisoner was dismissed
D. n. Campbell and A. n. Johnson
were arrested for treating their lady
companions with empty bottles, and
Misses Beers and Pierce were arrested
for submitting to such treatment. A
fine of 81 was assessed against each of
the parties
Logan Banker Fined.
George Thatcher, the banker of Lo-
gan, was arrested and fined IS for re-
sisting arrest. saying that he had a
date with some of the midway ladies.
L. A Jeffs was fined s. for claiming to
be the only New York dude at the car
nival. Judge A G.. Horne of Ogden
was fined 81 for all kinds of crimes and
IDlSQeInednOrS- AlOnZO Brown was
fined IS fcA being from ogden.
Other fines at the evening session
were: Z. T. Richardson. 81; E. A. Wal
ton, 81; Harry Ostler, 81: r. Kaighn, SO
cents; W. S. Calder. so cents; A. NJ
Alternately, so cents; George Schramm,
50; J. L. Lees. 81; Mr.. Gross. S1.50:
James Jones, so cents; S. NJ. Warm
bath, so cents; Bailey Youngson, 81;
Dr. Mum, 81; J. c. Jack. so cents: A.
w. Kerr, 81; Jack Bills, Evanston,
WyO., s.; H. Schwabecl1er, Louisville,
/ KY. 81; Albert Herr. Sd; G. P. Stubs
Provo. 81; A. r. Sackett, 80 cents; G.
w. Lakin, MerCur 50 cents; f. J. VIII
kinson, Idaho Falls, so cents; J. G.
Weeter, 81; Miles Strump, 80 cents;
Mrs. Painter, so cents; Mrs. Miles, sc
| cents; c. Y. Anderson, 81; John Doc
gan, so cents; George Brunt, Idaho
Shorten. dude of Bum Row, so cents;
II. S. Stowe, 80 cents; H. D. Jacobs, 81;
Eugene Wright, so cents; Ferd Fergu-
son, Mammoth. so cents; w. J. Weeks
so cents; f. @. Jennings, Mercur. 81
cents; F. /. Bagley. % cents; Alex
! Robertson 81: John Butler. Bingham
! 50 cents; Frank Hoffman, 80 cents; DR.
] Law. Leadville. 81; +. Parish, so cents;
~. f. O'Brien. 80 cents; Sidney Topper
] 81: +. G. Parson. ST: J. W. AlfrOd, Sc
cents; o. r. Grow. so cents; Council
man J. p. Reed, so cents; G. a. Erick-
! son. so cents: Gus Summers. Park City
/ ST. BObbie Burns. so cents; F. w. c.
I Haffenbrook 81: William J. Mcintyre
/ $3.50: J. ?. MOtherwell. 81; o. d. Brown
{ so cents: H. D. Andrews, 81; William
1 Lawrence, 50; A. G. Gurley, Eureka
50; d. L. Greig, so cents; Director Cen
eraf Stoll, 81.