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

Connor 81. William Hurst 81. w. II.
Dee of Ogden 81. II. ?. Lytle 81, Sam
Westerfield 81. J. P. McGath 81, E f.
Perry SO, l. Myers 81. c. Z. Saunders
Lehman 81. w. 3. Slick 81, Mack Smith
81 K. x. Clark 81, w. A. NewOerry 81,
J. i. Wilson 81. Otto Stalmann s.. 4.
Nichols 81, Josh Davis IS. Frank En-
zensperger 81, II. Norman 81, J. G.
Hooker 81. William McAllister 81, Nat
CoHinson 81. Charles Reilly 81, d. Reii
~ 81. Thomas c. Lyons 81 r. r. Neslen
81. G. y. Campbell 81, D. p. Farr 81.
John Peters 81. R. Seligman 81. A. D.
HudnaIl 81. D. Caffery 81, 9. L. SimonS
81. w. w Mcintosh 81, F. p. oiridley 50.
Louis Strasburg 81 f. W. Johnson 81.
c. T. Sturgis 81. z. A. Hedges 81, J..
Clark 81. G. II. Moon 81, N Schneider
81. A. W. McClne jr. 50, William Will
son 81. G. W. Jones SO, ]. Dubei 81, John
Lackey 81, Ed Loose s.. T.. A Jones 81,
T. J. Clark 81. w. NJ. Roylance 81, Ben
Luce 81, f. d. Higginbotham 81, Fred
Nightingale 81, A. Fischer So. The total
for the afternoon Sgas $216.
B. n. Roberts Arrested.
B. H. Roberts was the star defend
ant at the evening session. The for
mer congressman had been caught in
a thoughtful attitude not far from
the German village, and this was con-
sidered sufficient provocation- Think
ing" was the crime charged against
him: The men in the court room
crowded forward 10 hear what the
prisoner had to say, and he promptly
entered a plea of not guilty.
Mr.. Roberts hearing was very brief.
Mr.. Justice Silks pronounced him
guilty for pleading not guilty. and as
sessed a fire of 81. This. isn't the
first time I have been unjustly con-
demned,' remarked Mr.. Roberts, as
y, T-sE-
John c. Lynch was a a'ested for SELL
ing purple ice. and frozen ice at that
This double offense seemed so grave in
the minds of the court that Mr.. Lynch
was requested to secure a receipt for
SO. He paid the money with every
appearance of cheerfulness.
Councilman Fernstrom unwittingly
strayed within twenty feet of the
court building. He was seen by an
officer and the charge of thinking the
Third precinct was the whole town
was preferred against him. Mr.. Fern
strom willingly admitted his guilt and
departed, after depositing 81.
John Dern was rounded I'D by the
carnival police just outs,de the en-
closure and brought in in the patrol
wagon. He acknowledged that he had
been making gold out of clay at Mer-
cur. and gave s. to the building fund.
District Attorney Dennis Eichnor' s
misfortune was that of having an
Irish name in front and a German
name behind. He couldn't get away
from the impeachment, and was re-
lieved of one simoleon.
Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd &C
cused Judge Theodosius Botkin Of be-
ing from Kansas; claiming he had
seen the judge there. AS an extenuat-
ing circumstance Judge Botkin plead
ed that he had at least left Kansas
of his own volition, while Mr. Shepard
court refused to consider the defense
and Judge Botkin was fined 81
There was a lot of fun when the
sheriff's Office was rounded up. At
one swOOp the police got Sheriff Nay
Tor and Deputies Busby and Raleigh
They contributed s2.Se between them
for working the rotary at the county
Jail.
Among the other contributors of last
mig were A -. Jacobs, s.; William
Maeney, 81; NJ. Kopp, 50; D. c. Gran
dali, 81; w. II. Butcher, 81: NJ. Sachs
81 NJ. NJ. Kaighn 81; L. Clark. $3.50,
f. Z. McGurrin. 81; w n. Dill. 80:
Ralph Hendricks. 81: Dr. c. w. Hig-
gins. 50: George w. Gibbs. 81: vii.
liam King, So; H. H. Anderson. 81: w
3. Lineus. 81; W. A Lee. 81; Julius
Meyer. 81; Walter Brand, $3.50; James
Pembroke, So; Sam Westerfeld. SO
i DR.. NJ 5. Varian. 81; NJ. l. Jones. 80.
| ,. -. Alder. 81; William Heating So
! Captain Milt Barratt S.
The nights reven les were 1892. anc
the total for the day reached the tidx
sum of sS4S.