The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-12

racetrack, tried in vain TO convince
Judge Bowman, in the police court,
FRIDAY. that when he was arrested
early Thursday morning for fighting
with two other men in front of the
Brunswick hotel he was succoring a
maiden in distress.
''It was this way, Judge, sce!'
WcIch said. "These guys comes into
the house and tries to make trouble. I
SAYS TO them: Now the best thing for
YOU is to beat it, Fade away. Down
stairs for yoT.
"Then they invited me downstairs.
| goes. One of them hits me punch
from behind. Then he runs | runs
after HIM and is bringing him back
20 the policeman when we all gets
pinched y
"Five dollars fine said Judge
Bowman.
Why they made the wclkin ring
around Warm Springs was not explained
to Judge Bowman by Annie Berger
and Grace Carr hashers and proud
of it''-or by Cesare Brun, a saloon
keeper. of West Temple street: Charles
Post and Henry Conlon. They were not
in court TO make explanation of why
borhood from their midnight dreams.
The men forfeited $40 bail each and the
girls s. each.
c. S. Beers. a machinist for the Rio
Grande, never again will take some
beers too many He told Judge Bow
man so between sobs, Beers bore up
bravely, although it was his first time
in court. he said until the Judge dis
"A, he, b.,. hnp II nm:
til the courtroom rang. Between sobs
he cried out, when the Judge warned
him not TO look too long on the flow
ing bowl;
H'You-you-you b-b.bet, I won t,
Judge"
j. s. Brown, PIP East Second South
street, who was arrested upon complaint
Of neighbors. who said that he was
beating his wife, was discharged He
was charged only with drunkenness and
no one appeared 10 press more scrl.
Gus charge against HIM
Tom \. Hemenway. who was ac-
cused of mistreating his wife by keep
ing her and her five months '-old babe
out in the cold night air, failed to APP
pear. He forfeited $40 bond.
Charles Miller, an old,timer. was
sentenced to ten days. although he
pleaded that he had "iust met n friend
and couldn t stand very much. F."
John Bull got his dates mixed when
he said that he had not been before
Judge Bowman for year on the charge
Of drunkeIpess, George Clutch, clerk
of the court, recslled TO Judge Bow
mans mind that Bull had been in court
about three months previous.
.'What is your occupation? ~ the
court asked.
I'M a laborer," Bull replied, with
dignity.
EYou work al shooting fish with
BOW and arrow. don t you?" Assistant
City Attorney Rogers asked,
Yes, promptly replied Bull:
Thirty days Sit down, said the
court.
Jim Crawford, who said he had
Job helping TO build bouse. WAS dis
charged.
Doing Highland fling around
banana stand, TO the accompaniment
of Indian warwhoops and jeers at the
proprietor and his wife. is not disturb
ing the peace is the opinion of George
j. Williams, T. NJ. Rock and G. j. Wen
shaw. who pleaded not guilty TO that
charge when their case was called. The
compliments were Mr.. and Mrs. &. d.
Comstock, vino have fruitsiaBd on
South West Temple street. The three
men Will be tried at 10 o clock Satur"
day morning.
Carl S. Jastrand was fined - for
riding his bicycle on sidewalk on
Fifth East street, between Fourth and
Fifth South.
:.
Ellen Schope, who leaves fhe city
prison only long enough TO get drunk
again and be rearrested, stil was too
sick TO appear in court, so her case
was continued.
Joe Lewis. who was granted stay
| OF execution on fine Of 50. which was
imposed on Thursday because he in.
dmlged his weakness for annoying his
divorced wife, did not appear as he
was ordered. \ bench warrant was is
sued for him and his bond fixed at
s..
The case against J. z. and ". S.
jacobson, accused OF battering the face
Of ncigbhor, ccc??ns2 BE- objected 10