Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19
Informs Court Officials and Bar
rlsters at Law lust Where
He Stands.
NEWTON WILL NOW BEHAVE
Ills Honor AfIirms the Dignity OF tic
Court Must Not be ASsnilcd ana
Lawyers Must Behave.

the criminal division OF the city court
made IL plain to all parties that he was
running that court and intended TO do
So
Tho first clash came when "Bill'
Newton adopted his usual bull doing
tactics IN the case Of one Babe Rivers.
up for sentence on a charge OF va
grancy on an old complaint Babe had
been arrested yesterday and was on
the docket again. The old charge had
been taken to the district court by
Atty. Newton and the case sent back
20 Judge whitaker Tor sentence.
Il win give her 100 days" said
Judge Wbitlkor Then Newton reared
up and delivered himself of some very
uncompumcutary remarks LOOK mere,
Newton" said the Judge, you can't
talk back 20 this court. understood
when you came back 20 TINS court you
were going 70 behave, and you VIII
have 10 do so while | am Judge here
You VIII have TO act decently.' Newton
somewhat crestfallen. made some iur.
Their remarks 10 Judge whitaker. about
the sentence and II was laid over uuu'
tomorrow, when Babe RECEIVERS from
her regular saturday ana sunday
spree.
The second clash came when the as
sistant city attorney called the atteh-
tion Of the court to the warrant lssueu
against officer G. W. Pitts last Ihurs-
day for an assault on William Thurston
Brown. which was the outcome Of the
affair al tho Second South and state
street corner when Brown was arrest
ed
sa,i,ed the minister, who was resisting
beine searched Mr.. Dalton nled
connplaint and Clerk Canning Issued
blank warrant that had been ieit WIN
him. signed by the Judge The WaiiHnl
got as lar as Lieut. Hempel and there
stopped ,..,....,,4t.,,,
| furnished by the police order the war
rant returned to him. II lies on ms
desk now Mr. Dalton advised the city
attorneys offices OF tho action OF JuusY
whitaker and Mr. DAILY ana ne ca'no
into court this morning TO ask why inc
warrants had not been served
Judge whitaker holds that he oaly
| has the right to issue warrants anu
| only when he thinks the facts 1ustlfy u
| The statute holds that way. ne says
| The city attorneys contend diuerentiy.
| A test case is to he made and " the
| Judge IL supported he may IN tho iu-
| ture demand that witnesses be brough
| before him TO testify to the facts be-
| fore warrants be issued. In the mean
| tins, the Socialists are disgruntled be
| cause they Will have 20 forego the
| pleasure OF seeing their arch enemies
| in court; the police are Jubiiant' ana
| Atty Dalton seems downcast over tne
| failure OF his attempt TO whitewash his
associates.
VAGs TOLD TO LEAVE.
Six months in Jail he gave several
| Migrants and then gave them unth b
| o'clock this evening 10 leave town.
/ "a nlQEt9rtT VINO mas
| been in court several times charged
| with being drunk. got 10 days IN whicnl
| 10 sober up. You are young man.
| said the court. and n you cant over
| come this habit Of drinking whisky ana
| brace IN i'm the 10 days. ! Will give
| you "a sentence Of SIX months inc heN'
| time
otto Never. a waiter al the Bismarck
| cafe. was in tow, charged with hnVins
| thrown a bottle from the window oi
his room at the Elko house 20 the
street The police testified 20 havins
| seen the bottle come from the window
| OF the room occupied by Meyer you
want 10 get your glasses the next
| time" said Meyer. you couldn't SCI
| straight" he told the police othcer'
| and court He was discharged.
The case against another one OF "Bill
Newton's clients, one May Porter wa
continued indefinitely. Judge Whitaker
| again called httfNAANN W AlA' AtANN NfAt-
| Newton invariably asks FOR delays u
all cases Of women Of tho under worl'
| that he represents, and another tin wa
imminent when "Bin" went and got Z
law book to convince the court he hai
the right 10 delay the game
The charge against william Thurstoi
Brown and william Jurgon, charge
with blocking the street, was dismissed
George Sinclair. Ben Erickson end Ell
Morgan were charged with fighting' AM
the case was continued until tomorro"
SOLDIERS IN LINE.
There was dash Of color In cour
today, furnished by several soldier
| from Fort Douglas Chris Lund wa
charged with being drunk and ne 81
luted the judge ana pleaded guilty
Louis Polar, another one of Uncle Sam
finest, was charged with fighting wit
, pearl Breeding Pearl" Is a husk
! foot man II developed that Pearl
l had the hoy In blue down on the groun
pummeling him when the police cam
, Polar was discharged, but Pearl wa
A fined a 5-spot.
= Albert Ialt forfeited s. for violatir
{ tho street ordinance. Harry lAndsa
a was fined 80 for the same offense
: The case Of John Hansen charge
v with battery on the person OF one Dais
q Fitzgerald was continued until tomo
| row.
Mrs j. +. Husbands, who lives
u Si4 east First South street WAS
l court and pleaded her own case. ~
was charged with conducting a sto
9 al the above address without first s.
curing a license II was ordered tn
: the police obtain the facts before u
woman was brought into court aga
and the case was continued indehnitel
William Palmer and George Clio
we're fined IS for nghting on CONNIE
ciai street.
The state called the case Of Gcorl
Hall charged with having had improp
relations with Alice Cry, l2-year-o
girl She lives az i20S south Eigh
Fast The case was continued until I
Odoll can he present To testify tomo
row.
The case Of c. NJ Spalding charE
with a felony In selling and compoun
Ing prescription for drugs written
A G. Ewing and flled for ID. ] Barlc
was continued.