Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-03
BUT NINE CASES FOR lNTOXICA.
TON DURING THE MONTH
OF JULY.
SEVEN ARRESTED
DURING PREVIOUS MONTH
Surprising Decrease Shown by Mayer
and Doekets o. Justice Courts-One
Drunk Each for Jus.ie. Of the Peace
During Past Month, While Mayor
Jones Tried Seven.

S.a;is,!es gathered from tie offices
u lie justices of the peace and Tie
mayor 3:sq-oye ;ae assertions OF the
2d-eren;s % ta4 policy Of wide
eper ,oMn. VINO ST II the claim that
drunkenness would not be diminished
oy the closing q the saloons o: Mar
sAa!l,o,yn and ma, the cog. to tn
-i,z. incurred in handing cases G: in
coNtoer non. would be a. great after
ne saloons We're abolished IS before
The quarterly reports q The police
judges a1G The chic. Of police for the
quarter e-ding June 81 and the dock
str q: NJ justice and POLICE courts for
n month % july. during which the
saloons Mere closed have been use6 as
-he basis for the comparison,
In The days when t!!e saloon -arivei.
t,.a majority OF ,r1a c-inlira. cases
handled in m justice ana police e"Lr..
were :u- Ir-oxIcsa Jon. Y nile IN M prs
hihi.icr days q Ina mont jlS- 5Gs.
o--r TWO o.. the seyenty-Six cases tried
il --e TWO justices courts We're Sor
....,. se,.l?ess
o-anks or the Decrease.
IT, decke-s 81 the justices courts
an. O. ;,7e 72ayor shoy ina. during NE
mont. q: April, 1911 .,.e-. .y.- .itt;-
@i-1: cases n in.oxicat:or in Ma
.rere We're -,?irty-six II Jun. s-v-rsl.-
tire and IL July tut nire Tie e
ference II figures can neI - 2tt-iou.e1
. rhe fac; that me peace Officers have
ae=n ,-ss diise., 3urjr- The -asr
,-71r-- IL :. nas oee-l di.icu.I - .Iu3
:; -5i0.e:.. Uo-k - keep n. entire force
1-S, Il tines.
l.. he MAJORS court. june Vas The
vr month for inrox.c.. ion cases.
cr,.v icing tined 7ia .c,nWiH- ss-
':4es rra from. -,.e 5o .ker - The nay
o-s court. Aor. twenty intoxica-
,ian cases MAY. twenty: Ju-e, forty:
july. seven. During the -n3rth % july
Mayor Jones heard six city cases. flv=
% Which were for intosica:ion. an5
seven state cates. TWO OF which we're
tq- amortization.
One Drunk Each For Justices.
Tire following figures are from JUS
tice Mil,ard's court: April, thirty eri,n-
inal cases. Of which twenty were Cor
intoxicstion; May. twanty-:ou- GRIM
inal six for i3toxic2tion; June. to-;y-l
seven criminal, nine FOR in,oxic2tjor:
july. fourteen criminal. ore for ir-oi-
Justice Peell's court furnishes the
following figures: -A9-il. tair;y three
c-inlna. cases. eigh-eea % which ware
for intoxica-ion: MAY. tili-t -7'e,
criminal ten amortization: June. forty
ri-.= ari,,2ir?al twen-y-fou- intosica-
-ion jay. sixtr-tNo criminal, on for
il. toyica:ion.
Months Percentage Small.
o. ne criminal cases heard in the
rno justices Offices in April 81 per
cent were for irooxication: IL May.
Is per cant: il June. 81 per cent and
IN july az lite more than . s per cert
The report o. chief If Police VI.
clark FOR he quarter ending June 90,
shows that here we're t-en.y arrests
for intoxicarion b. ci.v officers IL,
April. twenty in May. and forty it
June Arrests FOR otae- ottecses we-e
az follows: Disorderly conduct. 5:
burglary. / vagrancy. ,: carving con-
cealed weapons, j; larceny. 6 assault.
!: fighting. >: giving whisky 20 In
diarS. . shooting craps, 3; disturbing
the peace. 3; sieepArs il the Third