| Show CORUM AND COATES APPEAR WANTED OLSEN TO GET OFF EASY simmons was with them and meant to withdraw his charge but judge smith have it in tile police court yesterday yost fMay before judge giant 11 minlu coates and corum and IT tl if simmons to the ease case against martin chari chaibi zed with violating the ordinance pertaining petta pc ining to ge avenger work and ami the permit rules ot of the health department tho the breath almont left judge S smith ith when lie he was about to enter ili lila c courtroom r u t and was b by scavenger simmons who asked to lo favl the charges dismissed why asked judge balth f and then simmons tried to that coates and corurn corum present to settle the case that they wanted the matter hushed up ind and kept as quiet as possible 1 I will do nothing of the kind hind said bald judge smith this Is not a case to be hushed bushed up it shall be heard and fully ventilated after the routine of the monday session s was concluded councilman corum approached judge smith and paid bald he camo came to try and have the charges against olsen dismissed on oil what grounds asked judge smith of the councilman ivell elvell said mr corum mr coates admits that lie was to 10 blame in the matter and Is ready to pay the line it if any there may be where li 19 olsen asked judge smith 1 I went after him this morning but he had gone to work and ami I 1 could not see him answered mr air corum at this juncture mr coates came in from the pavement where he had been holding the Council mans maris horse and lit in answer to lo numerous interrogatories by the court sir coates said 1 I am entirely to blame for this as I 1 promised olsen olaen to set get him the permit and I 1 forgot it that Is all there Is 13 to this case no I 1 think not there Is more to it than tile the failure to take out the permit said judge smith olson olsen has violated three distinct sections of 0 the scavenger ami health department ordinances din ances ile he not only did not have a permit jut but lie he was hauling the contents of 0 the cesspool tes spool in an all open wagon and furthermore lie he had no license to do the business your admission that you are to blame and claiming ignorance of 0 the old and new ordinances does not lessen essco tho 0 Pol following lowing tills this it developed that coates coate and corum expected to to be able to pay a small fine a at t most the price for the violation of the lack of the permit but judge smith was not in ill settling sctt lins mood and concluded abi this rbi case cannot be settled without without a trial mr will have to be brought in fit and it if you will guarantee the appearance of olsen at 2 tuesday wo we will set the case for hear iniz at that time tills this conclusion dampened the spirits ot of the trio and especially was simmons somewhat put out as lie he had hoped to have the case dismissed for reasons best known to himself lie ile said that lie he had not been fixed but that the prominence of 0 the parties who were really to blame in ali the secret cesspool cleaning business was such that he did not now wish to rush push the case RULE nuli AND SIDE STICK A colbert said lie he was a printer who had finished the last job there was in hi the east and was bound for oregon whore he had heard there was going to be a new directory gotten out in a thriving lumber camp lie he had his stick and rule with him with which no be said ho he could pick his way and he was allowed to go miscellaneous misfortunes charles fleming and J L bruce were charged with begging officers sheets gillespie and burt had seen bruce accept money from J mcnally cNally SI and spend it for or beer fleming said he was s an insurance agent in hard luck and did not know where bruce had got the money bruce who proved up to be charles white aged 2 22 son of 0 an all old commander ot of fort wadsworth Wads on staten island and claimed to be an acquaintance of 0 dr Ale meacham acham and dr penrose ot of this city said he had arranged the loan of 0 a little litlie money with mcnally who verified tho the statement they were all allowed owe d to go and keep in the narrow path concluded judge smith after a very lengthy trial sam jenkins said he hailed from osden ogden when accused of 0 being a vagrant said he used to b a locomotive ve engineer but for or twelve years h had ad been in the horse and cattle business his ranch belne being on the green river said he came to town a month ago with sam ind and had squandered it on women and faro fare claimed that it if he associated with known thieves and burglars who had served sentences in the penitentiary lie anvar v ab riot not aware of 0 t their heir ebar character acter and said lie he was onedis on his way to the depot to take a train top for ogden when he was waa arrested officers sheets paul pie and St Al cDonald made out a strong case of oc vagrancy against flemina but it was thought best to give him until 10 this morning to get out of town which judge smith told him to do or talie take the con consequences A man mail who was arrested with fleming was proven a gentleman in hard luck ho has haj influential friends in the city and whose e name Is suppressed because lie he had committed no greater than leans a stranger strander str aneer he had fallen among bad associates J NV V farrell was lined filled 10 and costs for violating the plumbing ordinance in the house of mr morrison Morr lson 1003 east second south street |
