The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-11
POLICE COURT CASES

Ihirty-four cases were listed on the
doocket OF the police court al the Monday
afternoon session, most OF which were
Tor drunkenness or vagrancy,
~ tho morning session of court David
Latham pleaded guilty TO the charge of
and was bound over TO the district court
In default of $500 hail he was rema nded
TO the custody of The sheriff. After ter
Few nights ago by threatening to mur-
der them il they did not divulge the
whereabou Of Miss Grace Dickson, with
and narrowly missed Patrolmen Nicholas
Gulbrsnscn and II. u, Lyon, which Of
iicers had gone TO the Sneddcn residence
to take him into custody.
IN the afternoon court F., c. Blunt;
William 6. Snarr, George Sparr and
Thomas Itelme; all charged with violst
ing the sidewalk ordinance. having been
arrested while riding bicycles on the
sidewalk. entered pleas Of guilty and
fine OF 81 each was imposed. but the
behavior. Walter Rose and Archie Crae.
charged with the same offense. forfeited
So bail each by nonn-appearance
Because he had been mastered by fit
OF jealousy, the object Of which was a
friendly neishbor. whom he found visit
ing his Tle Tony Phlm9 mo faced cSo the
discharsnc firearms in the near proX-
unity OF the visiting neighbor, He en-
Snn fsrd Rs1 Of ta not Gy Gsd and 1nS said le5 IN 10
frighten the man away and was not
aware that such vas =, against the law;
lie WAS diseharTed lis ar T9nys 5ea,9HsH Is
by like Mt few months ago it is al
legged chat he stabbed another neiehbor
lie was brought into court for this Of
fense, when he was also discharged.
e r. Lincoln, Fran F'ederstrom, Al
bert Boycc, Samuel Mcdowell and John
MyIesky. all charged with drunkenness.
We're discharged. Jack Allen Thomas
McCune and Charles MaGeary. charged
with drunkenness, were, given hoaters.
Governor Allen. charged with drunken
ness. a regular visitor OF the court. for
non appearance in court forfeited -
bail
Tilic Williams, who was arrested Sat
urday night only after Patromcu Hinton
and Hilton had made prolonged siege
of her room. was arraigned on the drunk
Judge, I'm guilty of taking two drinks
and now as YOU was so lenient with me
last NGPdaE snGad% SnG to sot se yob bes5cd snai
against me and had me arrested and now
I leave it TO YOU whether I'm drunk or
not" \ sentence OF So or 10 days In
Jail was imposed.
Joseph Draper, father OF a family, Of
seven children. living at 81 North Eighth
West street. charged with drunkenness.
entered a plea OF guilty and n sentence
OF $40 so days in the city jail was
imposed.
Harry TaIcchip. charged with va
grancy. was given a fioater and William
Bremen pleaded guilty to the same
charge and sentenced TO pay a fine OF $50
or 10 serve that many days in the city
Jail.
The case OF Hen Lee. charged with
keeping an opium den, WAS set Tor
hearing Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
The case OF George Davis. charged with
conducting q "blind pig at II Victoria
alley, was set for trial Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. In default Of fnr-
Dishing $500 bail. Davis was remanded
to the custody of the police.
Charles H. Titus. who claims he is
a divine healer, charged with interfering
with an officer. entered plea OF guilty
and fine OF 50 was imposed Titus en-
tered into a misunderstanding with his
divorced wife concerning the ownership
of a horse and when the police arrived
TO take charge of the aDina Titus would
not have ii that way and refused 10 give
up the steed.