Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-19

- nrograir offered III Judge Bow
B ~ Soourt this morning was a long
~ - III rfed one, but was listless in its
s 81 ~ new features. There were
deat.n ma old drunks and vags. more in
A ths No, than usual because of he no.
Iast.nt "a tnrtlay, and the same old, time
~, excuses. The one striking feature
sn;,t the DRINKS and Nags, and their
s..o,,ses tis that they are without eX-
santion8 almost hlrd-Horkins toilers,
.nsys have Invariably Just come into
ltn ,,s and the wonderful strength sire and
4. a ssyhilarat ting vigor Of the Salt I.als
cav sAl,r is forcibly illustrated in the fact
Z ~ .h az ii Is usually only ttwo or three
s,,,s. esn5 that brings about the neces-a
sit,, Of the rest-cure offered by Chief
~ Police Barlow.
: y irhe5 drunkss got off we'll today, how
avar the only losers being those who
either through ianguor, tired feeling or
mess preferred to lose SIS rather
tna, stand up before Judge Bowman.
Dan Mcqueen. who has frequently
oontributed SIS to the city Golfers to help
5 nav Pal Moran, started tho list again
today with the usual So
william Campbell. whose physical iil-t
frn1ity which makes 1t impossible for
Mn to reach high enough to look over
,ti,s bar, does moi. lessen his capacity for
w
treated. With but the stumps Of two
legs. and pleading that on account5of
NOT being able to work, he had a hard
time making the court understand now
he could obtain money en- ough to get
drunk on and not enough to travel Y
with, until he explained that ut didn't
cost me nuthin' to get this drunk. l 10
vas given until Wtdnesdayfto3 find IN
means of continuing his journey east
nom Nevada. n; 4 r.
u. u. Jack refused 10 admit that he
had been drunk and will contradict the
nrresting officers statement next Fri
day. Mike O'GradS's rich brogue gave
n. flash of colorito his sincere belief that
he had been drunk Saturday night, and
his excuse that 1t had Happened after
j weeks hard work carried the neces-
sa,y weight with the court. Charles
palm Mike Nee. Pat Malioy satisfied
Judge Bowman that they all had en-
nlovment outside of the city, and were
advised to hurry back to 1T.
rohn Gor5ofl,s confidence in Judge
pown,an's appreciation OF Il soldier and
his usual leniency8 shown to the men
from the post, was rudely Jared this
morning when he the one sentence
for drunkenness and after hearing the
words ',ten DAYS in the city Jail, Y he
showed a dazed, surprised look. The
sentence of ten days in GordonSs case
was imposed at the request of the mill
ary authorities, who evidently seem TO
think that the best method Of treat
plent for8tfe soldier Is a good WORKOUT
on the city Iockpile.
The demurrer to the complaints flled
against j. A. F'ritsch and 10. IA. " MT
lock, charging them with a violation
Of the building ordinance by refusing
ia tear down the brick building at os.
1928. 125 and 12T east First South: street
when ordered to do so by the build
ing inspector, WAS oyerruled BY judge
Bowman, and the time for pleading IN IN
the cases set for tomorrow mornlng:
The demurrer attacked the validity Of
the building Inspectors power to order tfrtlte
a building RACED, but Judge Bowman mar
intinated that it would be necessary
for the defendants to prove in defense
that the building was safe and IN con-
dition for safe occupancy when II was
condemned by the Inspector.
Ed Mitchell denied that he had dis
turbed the peace of Patrolman Slater
and others by loud and unusual talk"
q. and will be given a hearing Friday. II
James Hampton, a colored hack
driver, showed considerable peevishness
. when a complaint was read to him
charging him with cruelty to animals
by keeping team In the harness con-