Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-09
Varied Assortment Of Petty Or
tenders Appear Before Judge
DiehI This Morning.
ABUSED DOG THAT TURNED
Boy Swings Him by the Tail and Gets
Bitten for His Pains With
Court Sequel.

before MIN TINS morning when he open
ed court. In court there were well
dressed men and well dressed women,
some were not clad too stylshly--ona
was scarcely clad at all. Even dogs
had their day in court and city Prose-
cutor Rogers was compelled to refresh
his memory in regard to several ordl-
nances which almost had been forgot
ten.
Mary Taylor, colored In the extreme,
was charged with having taken $40
from Finlander in Commercial street.
As IS quite usual In such cases, the
prosecuting witness was not in court
Atty. Newton appeared as counsel FOE
Mary who took untf Friday morning
10 plead first consulting calendar to
ind out if today were Thursday or
Monday.
WILL stick AROUND"
w. J. Brooks is going to stick
around for about Is days. Brooks
pleaded guilty to the theft of suit
of clothes from G. e. Jack. Brooks
stayed In Ogden 125 days as the guest
of the Weber county sheriff, having ao-
qulred typewriter in forbidden fash
Ion. He was first arrested for refus-
ing to pay auto fare at So an hour,
but the eye of Patrolman Carlson con-
nected him with the missing suit of
clothes.
Oscar Booker was not in court with
his dog. claimed to be vicious brittle.
niis case went over until tomorrow
j. Is. Mccormick admitted that he
was a healthy beggar soliciting aims
when Patrolman Seigfus spied him,
Mac is SO healthy that Judge Diehl de-
cided he could perform with a pick
and shovel for the benefit OF the city
and directed that he larry 40 days
JUSTICE AND MERCY.
Slim Collins. drunk for the first time
since March, appealed to Judge Dlehl
Are You sure, Nc, that you haven't
been arrested since March," Mes ex-
planation was that he had been out
OF town since then and Billy Hilton
said that that probably accounted for
the seemingly impossible condition of
INC THAT'S pretty good for you, Slim.
You can go.r
William Jordan, taken in by Detec-
lives schulze and Wheeling for steal
ing revolver, took until Friday to
plead, his bail being 500 insurins that
ne VIII be ON hand at that time
2 ALWAYS IN TROUBLE.
John Doe is in trouble again. John
gets IN trouble almost as often as
Rlehard Rowe and his sister, Mary.
hen John was taken TO iail IL required
inc combined efforts of Patrolmen Carl
SON and Doty to turn the trick He
mad 70 In his pocket and he Put thar nm
with the desk sergeant and forfeited il
When MS name was called, pre6erring
me, ny loss OF me money 70 answering the
roiicaii from the mourner's bench
Wilbur Delaney looking very much |
IKE boiled owl with a skinned nose |
ana pair OF eyes swollen until thew
might easily have been taken for a
pan OF cnauneur's goggles in the dark,
made his premier appearance before his
honor. This being the case he was Civ
en- his liberty and an opportunity to
repair his countenance.
Leo Mccartney was In the same fix
mat Delaney was except for his per-
sonal appearance, and he was told TO
beat II for the street
Myrtle Densmore, who tried to scare |
her lover with laudanum bottle and |
pint OF booze, was not in court ana |
no complaint was filed against her |
Judge Dlehl ordered the case stricken |
from the docket.
HOP FIHND DISCHARGED.
Wynn Mccullough was charged with |
resorting TO an opium den in the odifer,
Gus and notorious American house He |
was found guilty, but discharged his |
nonor cautioned him against being |
round IN the company of opium smok-
ers again and Mccullough made a has
" exit, thanking the Judge ON the run.
Mary Taylor answered rollcail again,
this time being charged with resorting
10 an opium den. Through Bill New.
ton again she took until Saturday for
her trial, pleading not guilty to the
charge,
Roy Armstrong. colored was up for
abusing Clarence A. Murphy and VIII
ham f. Rosenberg. both draughtsmen.
The prosecution declared that Arm
strong and another ebony-hued individ-
ual were passing the compliments and
mat without proVocation began adj
dressing them with vile and Insulting
opithots and offering to punch their
noses into substance resembling corn
ed beef hash This all happened on
July L. The defense viii put ON its tes-
mony tomorrow
DOG WAS JUSTIFIED.
The second dog day case was called.
Frank Aubrey being charged with
keeping vicious dog II was shown
that Ollie Lees was bitten ON the knee
by the dog after it had been "sickcd"
on him by Auhley's brother. Aubrey
showed that the dog would go wher-
ever sicked" and also showed that be-
fore biting Lees the dog had been
swung about ia merry GO round style
by boy who used his tthe dog's) tain
for a handle
Judge Dieh, who Is pretty much Of a
Judge of dogs as well as of the law,
said he didn't blame dog for getting
on his ear when treated I'm this fashion.
He discharged Aubrey with AN adina-
notion TO ten Ills brother 10 "sick" tho
dog no more and told the army uf
youngsters who We're In court to ten
about the biting Incident To trIne mo-
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