Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-16
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BEFORE BOWMAN I |
twas Bad Whisky Brought Most.
of Them TO Mourners
Bench.
aGUILTY UNDER CONDITIONS

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Goodly Array of Penitenits to Whom N
Court Administered Generally
Gentle Medicine.
THE redoutable Mike o Grady, a sol
dier of two wars. and since then en-
gagged in many skirmish with the.
forces OF King Alcohol in which he
E has been worsted as many times, was
y again5the victim Of a flank attack be-i
gun Saturday night by General
whisky's. division and completed by
the Sfrocess under Chief Barlow. 1t was
h only a couple OF weeks ago that
o,Grady blundered on the skirnish
line and had to capitulate to the enemy,
for Which he was courtmarshaled ana
sentenced to the disgrace Of forfeitlng
10 numbers. Last Tuesday he sailed
forth again and ran UP against some
comrades who had served with him
in two wars and in the reunion
Al o'Grady was caught mapping and
asleep on his post. His excuse was
that hcsSEas a, little Intoxicated, but the
Y Judge advocate this morning thought
i the nffer1se was one5 requiring dis
other 20 numbers. With the character
1stlc obedience of the true soldier. he
accepted his lot with oh, all right.
w. r. Mitchell, a telegrapher known
throughout the west MS Bill, z came to
grief this morning through his un-
swerving allegiance and loyalty to
Bsechus. Last week Mitchell, led by
y his devotion to the wine god, became
implicated In the theft&of u typewriter.
ESr,tk .ln,,r ~, ic.,I
tenee was suspended 10 days In order
Ito give Mitchell an opportunity to
prove to the8cour that his offense@
had been a drunken error and that he
would go to work In the city and for
sake the l3acchanalian route. Mitchell
evidently turned to- the left Saturday
night ard got off the right road He
Will now have. to tramp YEARLY the
rock path for 60 days. Is
Henry Carson and i. H. Slatamer
admitted. BY forfelting So each that
they had been drunk enough to require
& the attention of an officer ;5,g I5s
p Hardenlan who looks like, and
claims to be. & Socialist, missed his
cue today. Believing In the equality
/ OF all men. Hardeman yesterday start
&. ed out to exercise the right to get
drunk He followed the right all the
way and succeeded In reaching the
level of many another man who has
faced Judge Bowman. He missed his
cue this morning. however, or perhaps
the court attaches didn't understand
that Hardeman still insists on equal
ity. He had announced his determin-
alton to plead not guilty, md then it
was&understood that he desired to
change his plea, w hen he was brought
into court he said he would plead
Z guilty under conditions When he
u, e,.-st ~
& condition he changed his mind again.,
+ and demanded a jury trial, He will
Z have until Aug. %, to prepare his case
forthe jury
rhe Poulten Music company. through
attorney, pleaded guilty this morn
dr. to having conducted its business
faf a couple of weeks without the
proper merchants license. and was
fined $40. In suggesting the fine
Prosecutor Rogers fintimated that the
failure to obtain license had been
matter Of neglect, hut that the CONS
tpany had now obeyed the provisions 1
of the ordinance.
j oe Wheeler pleaded guilty to having
stolen a suit case from I'D Gleason,
s and was sentenced to serve six months
In the city jail.
Annie Wainer, winsome young
girl deniel that she had struck MAY
Hoffman, and her father assured the
court that she would be present
August IS, with her witness to prove
the falsity Of the complaint of battery
DUMPED ON. FOUGHT BACK.
Martin Knutsen was found guilty of
having disturbed the peace Saturday
night, and was fined $40. Knutson's
story was that he had gone into q sa-
loon on east First South street to get
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other man without any provocation had
Jumped on, him. When the two We're
separated by friends, Knutsen had gone
out the front door Of the saloon. while
the other man went out the back way
and ran around the alley corner meet
ling Knutsen in front of the Majestic
theater, where the quarrel was re-
newed. Officers Griftiths and Rhoades.
testified that they had caught knitscn,
With two other men, disturbing the
peace, and the court found Knutsen
guilty
FINES. CONTINuANCES, ETC.
Five Migrants accepted aoaters, but
John Anderson. although he expressed
a strong desire to leave the city, will.
stay &c days longer, as an example to
other street beggars,
q. D. Morgan refused to admit that
he is a vagrant and his hearing, also
smother lesson, was set for as far off as
Aug. IS.
AlRaRAIGNMENTs TOMORROW.
William Powers. the highwayman
who was captured by the Japanese sat.
urday night. will be arralgned tonlor-
row morning on a charge of robbery.
The complainant is G. Kaneiso. who al
leges that Powers robbed him of s2.lo.
- complaint was filed today against
Maggie Kinney. the negress who IS al
legged TO have robbed Thomas Brott, a
veteran, OF $40, charging her with
grand larceny She Will be arraigned
tomorrow.
H. Bradley asked the statutory time
in Which to plead to the charge OF re-
ststing I'atrolman j. NJ Lyon, and
will enter his plea tomorrow.