The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-02
ARRESTSA ARE
 MADE DURING JUNE
Interesting Figures Shown in BOdeker's Report
 Just Completed

tinued and fg cases noile proSSeo. ms shows a percentage of 61 and fraction for convictions. l The negroes arrested during the montf outnumbered the whites by 169, there be ing 729 negroes caught in the tolls O the law during the month, while only 56 whites came in contact with the police Of the number there were ASS white males TO negro females. The estimated value of the total stoler property recovered during the month wa. S1491 o4 The amount of fines collected during the month was s44s4. 50. This in cludes both the recorders court at Ems ley and at the city hall.
 Some interesting figures shown by the report are as follows: h The scare about rabies resulted in the arrest of 115 owners of canines on the charge of allowing them to run at large without muzzles. Of the number 100 were convicted.
 Arrests for gaming 100, convictions S2i violating the prohibition law 21, convic- tions II. continued 18; drunk S6. convie- tons 80; disorderly eondnst 162' eonvic- tions 1SS. The report in full is as follows: Birmingham, Ala, July 1. 1911. Hon. A. O. Lane, Commissioner of Public Safety. City. Dear Sir: beg to submit the follow ing report of the work of the police de- partment for the month ending June 30, 1911:
 Adultery: Arrests. 1s; convictions, II. Assault and Battery: Arrests, 19; con- victions, 67 continued, 1.
 Automobile Fast running; Arrests, Si; convictions. 27; continued, 1. Automobile Running Without No. Ar rests, Il; convictions, f.
 Building Laws. Violating: Arrests. 8; convictions, g.
 Buying Stolen Property: Arrests, 2S; convictions, 12.
 Carrying Concealed Weapons: Arrests. 10; convictions. S; continued, ?. Contempt of Court: Arrests, 4; convic- tions 3.
 Cruelty to Animals. Arrests, g; con- victions, 6 Crazy: Arrests. 1.
 Defaulting Witness: Arrests, }: convic- tions, ?.
 Dlsorderly Conduct: Arrests, 1S2; con- victions, 1SS; continued. 5. Dogs. Harboring Vicious: Arrests. l. Dogs, at Large Without Muzzle: Ar rests. 115; convictions, 100.
 Public Vehicles. Refusing to Pay: Ar rests, D. convictions, 1; continued, l. Reckless Driving: Arrests, 16; convic- tions, [.
 Drunks: Arrests, SC; convictions. 80; continued, 1.
 Violating Electric Laws: Arrests, 1; con- victions, l.
 Embezzlement: Arrests, 3.
 Escapes: Arrests, 1; convictions, 1. Enticing Minor from Home: Arrests, l. False Pretense: Arrests, >
 Turned over to Sheriff McAdory: 46. Fugitives from Justice Arrests, 4 con- victions, 1.
 Discharging Firearms: Arrests, [; con- victions, f.
 Gaming: Arrests, 1O5; convictions 9S; continued, 1.
 Health and quarantine: Arrests, 1o convictions, IS; continued, 3.
 Leaving horse ulh llenueu. AITeSlS S: convictions, l.
 Running disorderly house: Arrests g; convictions, 3. Peit Larceny: Arrests, 55, convic- tons G. continued, l. I Doing business without license: Ar rests, 16: convictions, Il. continued, l
 Loitering: Arrests. 21; convictions, 5 Malicious mischief Arrests, 3; con victions. 3. offipar. 9 convictions, 1.
 Resisting an officer: Arrests, 6; con victions, l.
 Prohibition law, violations Arrests 21S; convictions, III; continued, IS. | Plumbing laws, violating: Arrests, ? | convictions, 2.
 Prostitute, after hours Arrests, 2 Prostitute. on street with: Arrests ?; convictions, l.
 Prostitution, residing in house: Ar rests, IS; convictions, 10 continued, ?
 Sanitary law, violating: Arrests, 27 convictions, 16; continued. 4.
 Riding on sidewalk; Arrests, 2; con victions, 1. victions, 6.
 Sunday law, violations: Arrests, 10 convictions, & continued, 2.
 Trespassng: Arrests, 10; convic- tions, 10.
 Vagrancy: Arrests, fl; convictions, 23; continued, l.
 Weights and measures, false: Ar rests, 4 convictions, ?.
 Wife whipping: Arrests 1; convic- tions, l. Affray: Arrests, 2: convictions, 2.
 Violating section 460 city code: Ar rests. 1; convictions, l.
 Fornication: Arrests, IA; convic- ] tions, A.
 Unlawful riding on railroad: Arrests, 2 continued 2.
 Using profane language: Arrests, 1 convictions, l.
 Totals: Arrests, 12ss; convictions, S46; continued, AT.
 Estimate of stolen property recov- cred, s1 .491,04.
 Fines collected in recorders court No. 1, s3413.
 Fines collected in recorders court No. 2. $1,0715o.
 l am sure the entire department is trying to do their full duty. Yours re- spectfully,
 GEORGE H. BODEKER,
 Chief of Police.
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