Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-10
BIG POLICE COURT BUSINESS.
Many lntoxlcation Arrests Made on
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Many lntoxlcatjon Arrests Made on
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Many arrests Tor intoxication were
made yesterday az the result Of show
day." but misdemeanors in other. lines.
such as would be natural to expect on
similar occasions, were few and far be-
tween. But the one case Of pickpocket-
ing, noted in these columns yesterday,
was reported to the officers and II there
We're others the police claim to know
nothing of them.
John Craig, the old soldier who was
thought to have given liquor to James
Scott and Harry Davenport. two Mus
quake Indian boys, was arrested in the
afternoon Friday by Constable Koontz.
Craig was found asleep III the McCombs
barn and was taken to jail He had been
drinking himself and was not ready for
trial until this afternoon, when he was
taken before Justice Clark. Scott and
Davenport were also detained in Jail, to
oct as witnesses in Craig s case, before
being arraigned for intoxication then-
selves.
Jim Poweshiek, an Iowa and Sac
brave and captain Of the Indian police
on the reservation, was arrested by off,
Ger Clark this forenoon, charged with in
stcxication. He has not yet had his hear
ing. Poweshiek came to the city to look
after Scott and Davenport.
Sheriff Shoemaker and Deputy Sheriff
Hutson made raid on a resort kept in
the building at the corner of South First
avenue and Church street about mid
night Friday and arrested three women
nv, n fxt,n IN inf q ftnn
was issued for but one, however, the
proprietress of the place, who was arr
iraigned in Justice Clark's court this
morning charged with keeping a house
of ill-fame. The woman gave her name
as Jennie Murphy. paid her fine and
promised to leave the city within five
days.
There were twenty-seven delinquents
in the mayors court this morning. The
number of plain DRINKS and vags gath
cred up during the day and night of yes
terday was so great that the mayor or
dered them up by squads. The gather
ing was more than ordinarily well
dressed and denoted closer acquain-
lance with soap and water than the
usual grist of Migrants and intoxicated
cases. William Hildebrand, of Marietta,
paid the costs for intoxication, as did
Il. Johnson of Colo. F. Haggerty of Ia
ma, John Phillips, an old soldier and a
member of the Soldiers Home, H. RAIN
OF Belle PLANE, T. Laurings and j. -
Yates of Tama and Thomas Hughes
city, all arrested for intoxication
Charles Greene of Grinnell. Frank Rose
a product of Missouri E. A. Clark, city
ard G. A. Love of Hamlin, Mo-, arrested
for vagrancy. were committed to jai
and sentenced to six days stone work
George Davis of Centerville, Nd Murray
another Missourian. Thomas Rowley o
! Boone. James Kelley, Kansas City, j. F
Flynn. city, Sam Wilson of Lockman
George Curran of Grinnell, B. L. Purd!
CT Union. Louis Noe OF Gilman, William
I.cggett of Clifford. Fred E. Hudson (col
oreG of Newton, "A. Macklehurst o
Tama, James Riley of Nevada. William
Allen of Grinnell, j. Riley of Tama ant
| William Brobst, who says he lives soutl
of State Center, were all sentenced Il
six days work and remanded to Jail OF
charges of vagrancy or intoxication.