Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-14
Joseph Sullivan Dehes Manufac-
turer's Guarantee and Near =
ly Escapes.
DISCOVERED JUST IN TIME.
Junction City Has Money Back
Holdup - Screened Booths De-
clared Unlawful.
tspeclal to The "News. y

ogden, Utah. Oct 1l.--What came
nearly being successful jail deliv-
cry was attempted last night by Jo-
seph Sullivan, now doing time In the
county jail for assault. In fact the
man was barely out when discovered
by Sheriff Bailey. who happened TO
drive into the yard and heard the pris-
oner at work trying TO liberate himself.
An investigation was made by the sher-
IN and by Deputy Sheriff Cave. II was
discovered that sullivan had picked the
lock OF his cell and the lock Of the
corridor and had just about completed
saving his way through the west WIN
dow Of the corridor when he was In
terrupted. Sullivan was confined In the
new section of the Jail In cell specially
constructed for prisoners OF the mos
desperate character, and he had picked
the lock which the manufactures clam
ed to be impossible for any man 70
pick. A search OF the cell disclosed
four illes and four saws, also three
KEYS that the prisoner had made out
OF brass. which, after his discovery, he
showed the sheriff would unlock the
fastenings OF the cell and corridor
Sullivan was convicted on Monday
Of assaulting Engagement Han, hart
and Mel aughlin. and OF pulllng pis-
tol on them because they refused 10
give him money
PRISONER BOUND OVER
The man was arraigned before Judge
Howell this morning charged WIN an
attempted tailbreak He waived pre-,
liminary examination and was pouilu
over to the district court In bonus OF
81, 900. The district attorney mas nls nv,
an information against him and he VIII
yacs the higher tribunal tomorrow. IL
has been learned that the saws used
by Sullivan were passed through VIM
dow into the Jail n week ago by TWO
unknown men.
MONEY BACK HoLDUP.
John Burkett was held up at IL
O'clock last night by two men who TOOK
from him 10 cents. all the money ne
had but afterwards returned It, rms
n,orninR Durkett discovered his assail-
ants In a pool room and giving the
alarm, they were arrested by Oncer
plncock. The men are quito young and
gave the names OF Floyd Patton and ~
Thomas. They deny the charage but a
handkerchief found IN Pattons pocket
with strings attached, Is regarded as
suspicious circumstance, to say the
least
ARRAIGNED FOR BURGLARY.
George Trunkhill was arraigned be-
fore Judge Howell this morning charg-
ed with burglary. His hearing was set
for oct. 10 at 2 O'clock and his bond
was fixed at $500 Trunkhlll Is the man
who burglarized Becker's brewery
few nights ago.
John Healy, alias Moore, was arraign"
ed before Judge Howell on similar
charge, 1t being alleged that he entered
a room in Benefits lodging house and
stole therefrom a gold watch belonging
to Charles Chestine, His hearing was
set for Tuesday next at o'clock and
his bond fixed at $500.
YOUNG HooDLUMs FINED.
s. ]. stevens was this morning found
guilty OF disturbing the peace, he be-
Ing the young man who dragged MISS
White from her buggy while she was
returning home from a party few
nights ago The court sentenced him
TO pay a fine OF $40. with an extra
500 or 20 days, which was suspended
during good behavior, f, j, Howe and
George Bachelor, the other two parties
to the affair were each fined 800 also
suspended during good behavior. 1t
was shown that the latter two did not
Assist in pulling Miss White from the
buggy, hence the suspension OF SON
tence.
SCREENED BOOTHS UNLAWFUL.
This morning Judge Howell rendered
his decision In the case OF the city VS.
the proprietors Of n number OF Chinese
restaurants, charging them with having
booths on their premises with screens
On, contrary to the ordinances of the
city, The court held the ordinance
valid and fined each Of the offenders
$50. Judge H. II. Henderson, who APP
peared for the defendants, gave notice
Of an appeal to the district court in
order that the ordinance might be put
to a proper test. These booths have
been the cause OF great annoyance to
the police and public as they have