Evening journal., 1913-10-08
SEVEN ARE
ARRESTED In
THE MARKETS
Clerk Paris and Policemen
on "CIean-Up" Crusade in
King Street
COUNCILMAN ZIMMERMAN
IS ONE OF THOSE NABBED

Clerk OF the Market William Par
ris Is undaunted by the diamissal
twice in city Court Of men whose arr
rests nc caused on charges OF vio-
lating the market laws. and this
morning he made a general crusade
through the street markets. He caus-
cd the arrest of seven dealers and
persons IN charge of stands on al
legations of violating the market
laws and ordinances.
All were arrested in King street
market. as follows.
Councilman Jacob Zimmerman,
who has n stand for the sale Of deli
catessen ON King street above Firth.
This rs the third time he has been
arrested, he having been dismissed
twice.
James Ricco. who had peanut and
celery stand on King street above
sixth.
Michael Palesc. who has a celery
aud horseradish stand at Fourth and
King.
Harry Buckson, who had a stand
on King street above Fourth.
Mrs. Catherine Celia, who was in
charge of a fruit stand at Fourth and
King streets.
Nathan Bernstein. who was sales
man for Mrs. Celia, at stand at NO.
81 King street
Ellis p Hicks. Of Mill Creek hum
dred Mr.. Hicks was arrested on q
warrant sworn out by David Powell,
charging him with maintaining a
stand in the market beyond the hours
fixed bv law. His stand Is on King
between Fourth and Firth.
All fhe others we're arrested on
charges Of not being truckers and
farmers and selling products not
raised by them.
Ruckson has store in the country
and IL is alleged that he was selling pro
ducts from his store in the market
George ". Banks was summoned as
witness against Buckson.
An the accused were released on their
own rccognzancc at the police station
TO appear in City Court tomorrow.
Clerk Paris was accompanied by fa-
trolmen Lewis and Johnson on his trip
through the markets. Mrs. Celia ob-
iectcd at first TO going TO the police STA
iion. but she finally walked there with
the policemen.
william Warren who has been twice
dismissed on charge OF having
stand in violation of the law ON King
street above Fifth, did not have a
stand in the market today.
No arrests were made IN Madison
street market. where Clerk Paris iounu
conditions satisfactory.
In addition TO causing the arrests
Clcrl, Paris started q general cleun-ul
TO compel compliance with the law. y
many places he found barrels an'
boxes occupying what he considered Toe
much space along tho sidewalks. and h'
ordered them pushed back so as to give
the greatest amount of space to pa
irons OF the markets. lie also ordered
boxes of market products showed under
stands. Clerk Paris notified the TAR
mcrs and truckers that he viii cause
arrests for amy violations of obstructine
/ the sidewalks i'm the future.
The pricst of Mr. Hicks on warrant
sworn out by Mr. Powell ia taken a'
an indication that the local dealers v he
have hccn oustcd from the markets o
are being prosecuted for having stand.
there contrary TO the law intend 20 sci
that thu lnw is obcycd rigidly by th
farmers and truckers, Mr.. Hicks, wh'
has been attending the city markets To-
about thirty-ive years. was one o
The speakers in the delegation ot 1fang
cf- before Council recently who com
planned of market conditions.