The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-02
MUNICIPAL MATTERS
BIG CORPORATION COURT DOCK
EFT YESTERDAY.
FINES IAND LECTURES ALSO
Cleaning Up War-Women Were
Fined-Was Not on Hand
VIII Be Arrested.

Inc corporation So"'
morning was interesting in more
ways than one. There were cases Oh
an unusual nature, and they brought
forth comments from both the city
attorney and the Judge.
To begin with, there were three
women from the reservation, two oil
whom were charged with vasrancy
ON the docket. After making inquiry
into hte cases, the judge Instructed
that the yagrancy charges be changed
to walking on the streets, and the
women pleaded gully to that charge
The other woman was charged with
using abusive language to the ofhcers,
and was fined 81 and costs. or total
or $3.50. When me cases were con
cluded the judge told the women lhat
they would not be fined upon charges
of vagrancy in the city court, DuI
would be expected more than any olh
er class of citizens-if posslDle-to
conform strictly to the laws as llVeu
up to by all good citizens. lhe9
should keep order and not give CAUSE
for arrest. ,+
An Italian was before the court
charged with having thrown Dad oys,
tors and Stops into the sewer AlCei
beor no the evidence the court as
scssed n fine of 81 and costs. or d
total of $1,000. City Attorney Ieasie
then cited the officers to certain
noints on Pearl street where the san
itarv ordinances are being Vioia'eu,
Officer Knott Smith stated INA. Nv
had already been after the people d,
tho corner of Bowie and Pearl anu
that the necessary cleaning up Wouiu
ho done. The city attorney was We,
hemcnt in expressing MS oe' IL
enforce these ordinances. o,,or,o,
The plumbing cases against Cn' ,,nd
Eastman and Grubbs were calle m
Grubbs was not on hand, anu tlo 0
cor stated that he had been piopI ~
notifiod. The judge turned TO "
noicor and said that he could unuol
s,tnd wbv such people were not ""
,.on into custody, but that he wahCe.'
those peoplc who are notlneu ~ w bn
Iond and who fail to appear, W w
treated as any other delehoah.s' az
CARRIED TO the city prison anu NC
moro mt good and sufficient poi ,r
Ia boen Given for their release W.
,,1athom was on hand and anho''iiot
l1a 81, Int the city was not, anu wv"
re"us' ,,o,t over until Monday morn,
ING City Attorney leas'e t,,o oitv
,totcd that the plumbers Oh .le ,i;o
have been willfully or neslist trn sub-
inting the ordinances upon .n - do
.oot both as to getting permits VI
S'worI and as to putting UP cash 40 for
Woi lt,note are to be torn up, anu ",
Az sHo nort he would prosecute 'i'
. us and continuously .+o.
'lS 5Jr n Szafir. the we'll known s' 90
M, r,nrchant at the corner ",
tiohJ'S and Ronham. was before the
pea.i for having permitted trash 10
courr natorv matter to acculluia.I
ih"i I'm oar of his place. Inc eIi i
III tme nroduced showed that the oroi,
uehoo had been violated, ana Una.
n nitii0 S7aGr was clearly guilty un Es
NJ NJ ordinance. The judge saiu .n,
tle ,Uo,,ld he compelled to me II ~ ~
ne WI he very much regretted "
have to do so. he salu oIoan
chants must keep their prehi.SI" Like
and that all must be lrea',U ~, Mr.
The case has been appeale' ~ Of.
Sgair The Judge informed the YIN
cors that he would be pleaSeu u, n'oid,v
thoro enforce these ordinances rIS,Gt.
'"T Stlbon. the docket was cohcluue,
ao,,rt announced that his altei,
t tn had becn called to the tact INA a,
- attendants in the corpordl'oi
no',rt had been giving assume :,
eou, He requested the ofhcers y
lit, mis- and where an assume.
NC wa given, and OF whlch Iue.
,,,cro sure. that they Shou,u - -
q 18th an alias. II seems 'idt =.
& no special offense comnll''eu ~
IL man giving in a wrong haihe
- .Lo nractice Is one the court w
~ Int carried On. the olhCel
80 that they would always plac
80 ala. where they knew H. pu
~ 4, a case which had been n,"
- mono of them knew whelhe
A.. an was Chauncev DeDeW
-, LONGS II seems that he was No
l,nown to any Of them. ~ : p'oS'
III, that the prominent cl'iA"a
qo into the court hereafter
go,,po1le5 10 see their own ha'l'is !
rrint instead Of their assuni'
name. 40, o.-.izo
Tho citv attorneys aggressive car
-,i-, against the Delinquent ~
r,xc-- has been resulting in mn'
=. tbc cfiv. Nr. Teaele FIRST sel
,rt notices n the various owner
~ F,dfrr ont axactly Who did oV
~. prnrr-rv. He would rhen FIX
.5--o -.-.rn ttr taxes must hr paid
e.. --o-cv ~as naf forthcoming
.t-+ tf--r -he -rffs 49, pr1mp
ell Wr Taa-ir has treated
,7.--rz evarf1~ alike in the Matte
and +ra-a ran 30 IN r0mnlatrf- ~ p
,r---r+r- from ans sr7-rf- HH
----- -u -r 1-10--~uifv % uaT- p
49, -ro have fafrd ran bar
49, -rru=rr--- ~. Fine 's ~
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