Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13
: BLACK FRIDAY
IN POLICE COURT RI
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Chicken Sandwich Was Too
Thin, So Was Chin's
Complaint.
sLENIENT8 TO THE. MILK DEALER.
Merely Drunk, Not T'ickpocket--
"sicrcly Drunk Wcrc Most Of the
Pcnitcnts--1Nvo Bcggars.

Although it is Friday, the 18th. the
fears OF the superstittous We're ground
less in Judge Bowman court this
morning The court wore a benign
smile throughout the proceedings. and:
with one exception the penitents left
f the court room with an even happier
smile.
When Otto Dappo entered Chin Yu's
restaurant last night. and ordered a
pay 10 cents, he expected to get a lit.
tie Of the white meat at least. Accord
Ing to his story. however, the sand
= wich when served was of the Micro
sscopic variety and the morsel of chicks
9 en- was lost even lin the waters of
bread. He refused 10 part With Is
cents for what he thought was u false
image. and refused the sandwich. Then
the THRIFTY ohinaman had him arrest
ed for obtaining q meal under false
Gpretenses, When the testimony was
introduced this morning Asst. Dist. Atty.
Rogers asked that the case be dis3E
missed much to the airlazelnent of the
sGFhinaman who although he still has
the sandwich. thinks he should have
the IN 8 cents too 3.is
THIRTY DAYS, GRACE,
Sentence in the case of a. %Bendkson.
who pleaded guilty feWidays ago to-
the viola ton of the milk ordinance by
failing to deliver milk in bottles was
3 suspended this morning for period of
4 thirty days, IN order to permit the de-
$tendant to show his intention TO COM
ply with the ordinance. City Food In
sspector Wy. j. Frazier was present
n ipI
3pourts attention to the general I'M
sanitary condition of Bendksons dairy
A and method of handling milk The de-
stendant WAS ordered to report to the
sourt In so days and show. that he rad
taken every step possible TO comply
With the ordinance
N OF THE GREATER CRIME.
Nine bibulous elebrators of q, "A. q
4 week answered the roll call this morn
Sng, but all escaped on their excuses
5Dne OF theadrunks was c. r. CUMMINGS
IT HebelfS Gity, Z who was arrested yes
gerday in the Log Cabin saloon on com
.1laint Of w 4. Apple gate, proprietor
$r the pool room. MI. Applegate In
prmed the officers that he had Wit
iessed Cummings make an &unsuccess-
sul attempt 10 pick the pocket 81 4
ieteran. Cummings was under the in Z
:sluence of liquor at the time, but pro-
ested that while he might have jostled
4 ONE one Il In the crowd he had had
Z 10 Intention sof wrong doing He was
slrrested on a charge of drunkenness
md discharged this morning.
THESE ALSO WE'RE WEAK.
G. S. Richardson, one OF the visitors
rom Helper, had intended, to return
lone yesterday, but fingered too long
n the cool resorts He will use up his
eturn trip ticket today, however.
Y ScStti naiyely thought he had
probably offended his wife by taking
y drop or two too much last night
md came in for a scoring from the
ndge before he WAS discharged.
-. f. w ilson, who looks strong enough
4 8 work on the streets instead of work.
Fng the public, will break rocks for the
$dty for 80 days. Wilson was caught
Begging yesterday. and had no excuse
o offer this morning.
s Benjamin Farfer, q decrepit old man
# eccentric habits, and whose appear
NICE would suggest the care OF the jail
IS an act ofFmercy. denied that he had
allotted aims, and will loaf in the Jail
.ordidor until Aug. % before he obtains
4. hearing.
Il George Jenkins, a member OF the coli
,red alistocracy of Commercial street.
Will abandon his old social haunts to-
light. His diletante habits, have made
lin persona non grata with the detec-
ives office. and it was Impressed upon
aim last night that he should confess
& o being a yagrant this morning.
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