The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
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T. V Morcll, the Italian, charged
with fishing on Weber river yester-
dny' was arraigned and pleaded guilty
In police court this morning The de-
lendant exhibited a license 10 fish
and IL was clearly shown that the man
thought he was not violating the law
In passing sentence. the court stated
that the minimum fine fixed by tho
stnte law Is SIS and that such penalty
would have To be invoked The court
said, however. that he considered II
unjust in such case. The man was
fishing along the river for n little
Dastime and succeeded In landing a
few clubs and suckers
f. w. McCarty, charged with mem
delaney, was given a trial. He was
arTalencd In court yesterday. but tho
hearing in tho case was continued
until today. the witnesses for the city
not being present. After hearing the
testimony OF Captain Brown this morn
ing and, also listening 10 the twist
ed stories OF the defendant, tho Judge
found him guilty and sentenced him
TO pay fine Of $40 or go 10 jail ten
days. The man went TO jail.
Leo Smith and b NJ Garner stated
that they we're guilty "iD way OF
trespass. alleged to have been com.
mItted last night In the depot yards.
The court did not care To send them
10 Jail. so he advised them that they
bad better get out OF town. instanter,
and that. IL they did not. thirty-day
sentence would be invoked. The boys
stated that they had been shipped In
10 this country under promise OF get
ting work. but that they would shake
Ogden dust from their feet within the
next few hours,
Sam Williams. Thurston Larson,
Ross Hanover. o. Roche, c. B Pryor
and G. Antonett were given 80
day floater" upon their pleas OF guilty
to the charge OF yagrancy. The court
advised them that they had better
get out and go to work, and that II
they did not do go they would be
given the limlt' in the city bastile
THE Jail Is too full now" said the
Judge, "or | would sentence you 10 90
days. The jail wont hold everybody
that blows Into the city with no pur-
pose greater than to sleep In the rail
road yards
NJ. Barns was arrested last night
for drunkenness and placed under a
bond of S. for his appearance In court
this morning He failed to appear and
the bond was declared forfeited
Frank Martell and Charles Wagner
told the court that they are not beg
gnrs, but, after hearing the testimony
given in open court against them. the
Judge concluded that they are men.
dicants Of an undesirable class. They
were not wanted I'm the city and the
court gave them a 90-day suspended
sentence
William Kilburn was sentenced To
pay fne of 500 for assauling G. p
Wadell. the one-legged bootblack.
Hattie Riley came before the court
for trial. She said yesterday that she
would plead not guilty 10 the charge
of vaTancy because she wanted &c
explain There were no witnesses IN
conrt against Hattie this morning and
the court, with the wave OF the hand
said
Let her go: what Is the use OF both
ering With her. anyway"
After hearing testimony in the case
of the state against Jack
Schaat, on the charge of reoklessly
driving a horse, the defendant was
discharged
How big Is Ogden. Just guess. You
NAV Win a cl6h OrIZo,