The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-15
Smith Sanders, Succ
"Bad-Eye'' jackson.
to Grief.
Is BADLY BEATEN UP||
IN FRANKLIN
James Mcvearney b
Agreement With Pol,
Pleads Not Gulf

Smith Sanders. a negro 4
resembled a raw hamburcs, j
arraiened in police court IA
charge of disturbing the ma
lin avenue, the habitat Of
eolored population. The
witness was Mrs. williamn., 4
of Mrs. n. Fl. Yoss, the "
avenue, but Sanders forest
timony by pleading guilty.
Assistant City Attornsv
planned to the court that
n worthy successor to "Bads
son, who kept Franklin avo
up for months before be;t
long term in the county jai|
This man rushes the
ates a constant distnrbanc,
DAILY. but Sanders had anc
tell.
&" All does rush de can. yo
he explained, "but All IA
near all de beer mahsclf'f
liams. she drinks a good
beer All rushes into de 4
night dis trouble started M
she begun it. She bits 4.
bunch Of keys and Ah grab.
f'om dom it ag'in, wher
women jumps on me. The
jumps in. and knocks me
kicks me. Jennie Street, d.
with a razor IN her hand.
his - - head off. a
they was try1n' to obey Al
Williams he butts in, and,
when a lot Of colahed De
gethah they all tries TO
and they's bound to be i
disturbance. -
Williams. the husband 4,
planning witness. tried 70
from the audience at this
terrogate Sanders, but Jud,
him off.
''Did this crowd cut n
this way'i' demanded tho
ing at Sanders's disRglifed
- Yes. yonah bonah, ~
dcrs, that s the way the7
The court discharged
told Williams that. If 3
struck his wife. the prope
To get out a warrant for !
assault and battery,
'That g what I'm goin
piled Mr.. Williams with
JUNCTION.
James McVearney, accus
ur the Onyx Bank SALON
South street a few weebe
a plea of not guilty IN
Thursday, waived cxamIna
bound over to the distriet
Vearney at one time told
lice Sheets and District AZ
bourow that he would pll
they would release Frank
was arrested with him
declared, was innocent.
McVearney made no d
sion of his guilt which g
against him in the district
than to say he would pig
Williams was released.
turned out, and now Nc
probably refuse 20 plead 4
district court. The proof
IS slight. He also will ma
his liberty on the GROUND
brought back from McV
where he was arrested, VII
tion papers and sselnsss nn
Mrs. Anne Fairclild
Wright, who were ares
day on a charge Of immor9
volving z felony, both p
before Judge Dichl Thprso
bound over to the district
unable 10 furnish $500 %
were remardcd to the cou1
woman is the wife of a b!
repairs surniture for a ~
a child.
Ed Murphy, Herman N,
Lewis and August BLOCH.
boboes. were given twef
cach in the city Jail by
for peddling "phony', J
are said to be members
Gently run out of Denver
Strings. Brann put up
to be allowed 10 leave tov
Diehl turned him down.
clry peddlers are oecomihL 81,
determined to run them op
lanes Smart, a laborln
arraigned for drunkenness
name of James Smith ~
II" ~ What is your name'1
court. .,a.
rc,.e wnen l was arrest 50,
smith. "but my real n
Smart. - ,1 - M
offense.
A complaint was fiisc
court Thursday atternovhh
sin a;n Toi1S N South Temple
Brady was arrested ! ny : i.
and Riley. and the cha1s
;nasmuch as he took sms
| the person, is grand iarc'
saw him take 1t.
9. D. Evans
rs,..ba- and Emb2lmo1S