, 1921-10-13
Monday was Naturalization Day in Dis
trict Court. Jury will Report on
Monday Next at which Time Cases
Set for Jury Trial will Come up.
Many Entered Pleas of Guilty
Before Judge Y. J. TidbaIl

Judge Tidball and Court Stem
ographer Lebhart arrived in the city
the first of the week for the fall
term of the District Court.
The criminal docket was called and
disposed of as follows:
Lloyd Cox. charged with escaping
from penitentiary, pied guilty and
was sentenced to serve from one yea.
to one year and one day in the pen
itentiary. Sentence to begin at cx-
piration Of present sentence.
Peter Vegos failed to appear and
his bond of $3.50 was forfeited.
Vegos was charged with gambling.
William Wirth and Harry Wirth.
charged with aggravated assault and
battery. Case on argument.
r. N. Mabee, unlawfully possess
ing drugs. Mar found guilty in
Federal court and is now serving his
sentence. Case dismissed in District
Court.
Ruth Roberts. unla wfully possess
ing drugs. Dismissed.
m A. Code. A. j. Barrett. r.
p. Lotion. Lloyd Belden. F.. ]. Rob
fnson. charged with escaping from
the ~penitentiary pied not guilty in
the morning but in the afternoon
changed their pleas. Each was SEN
fenced to serve from one year to a
year and a day IN the, p~enttentiary,
sentence to start at expiration of
present sentence.
Edward Holden, escape from pen
itentiary. found guilty last term of
court, appeared on a motion for new
trial. Motion overrulcd.
The cases against Harold Peterson.
Earl Howard and James Hagan was
dismissed.
The burglary charge against Earl
Howard. Harold Peterson and Wer-
ner Dalfors was dismissed.
The case OF J. L. Griffith. charged
with non-support of wife and child
rem. was dismissed.
The Guardianship of Lola Gott-
schalk and Hazel Gates, Juvenile de-
~'inquents, continued to next term of
court.
The cas- against A. D. II. Hulbod.
grand larceny. dismissed.
Matt X. Filpula, charged with
%feloniOus assault. failed to appear
and bond of s25O.OO was forfeited.
Louis Marion, illegally possessing
liquor. Continued to next term.
Timothy Leyhan, illegally possess
ing Intoxicating liquor. pied not
guilty. Case set for 3 P. NJ. Oct.
18th.
Rogue Garcia pied guilty to
aggravated assault. Paid fine of 500
and costs.
Kels Nichols. basts rdy. continued
to ext term of court.
Nick Tomas, bribery. pied not
guilty. Case set for 9 P. NJ, Oct. 81.
Kenneth McGill, attempted rape,
pied not guilty. Case continued.
Dock NARROW. charged with illeg-
ally possessing liquor, pied guilty and
was fined $325.OO and costs.
| Donald Chapman. charged with
possessing burglary tools, failed to
appear and his bond of $4,000 was
forfeited.
rich. John Doe. whose real namr is
Thos. Hoy. B. A. Haragan. Roy
Lambert, Timothy Leyhan. Frank
Haragan and Chris Hansen. gambling
charges. all pied not guilty. Cases
set for next week. Glen Crowley. a
Denver attorney. represents these
men.
San Dupon, charged with gamb-
ling. failed to appear. His bonds Of
$4,000 were forfeited.
c. o. Williams. charged with
grand larceny, pied not guilty. Case
set for 10 o'clock, Oct. 18th.
C. J. Hagan. unlawfully possessing
intoxicating liquors. pied guilty and
paid a fine OF $500 and costs.
Carl Backstrom. charged with
illegal sale of liquor. pied not guilty.
Case set for 10 o'clock Oct. 10.
J. Engstrom pied not guilty to
selling intoxicating liquors. Case
set for 9 o'clock, Oct. 30.
Clarence True, charged with sell
ing intoxicating liquors, pied not
guilty. Motion Of his attorney. N. r.
Greenfield to quash information. Is
being argued today.
Christina Harper, alias Tinnie
Harper. pied not guilty to selling in
toxicating liquors. Case set for 3
o'clock. Oct. 20.
Minnie Herbert pied not guilty to
selling intoxicating liquors. Case set
for Oct. 21st
The Ease against Florence Riley.
charged with selling intoxicating IL
quors, continued to next term OF
court.
The case against Sam Dupon,
charged with selling intoxicating
liquors, continued. as the man was
not present when his case was called.
Dan Vince pied not guilty to SELL
ing intoxicating liquors. Case set
for Oct. 18th.
W. 8. slower pied guilty to illegal
ly possessing intoxicating liquors.
Fined 1925 and costs.
i John O'Malley, charged with
Illegally n%ossessin1 intoxicating H.