Salt Lake Tribune | 1900-07-14 | Page 6 | Judge Timmony's Matinee

IOn I M1iuteitoNY WEE On the plea hint he had a sick wife who would become much worst were she deprived of his company for any length of tIme and the further statement state-ment that she needed all the money that he could earn Joe Pochudahl who had been arrested for obstructing the sidewalk while under the Influence of the amber lluld was allowed lo go home and let his wife see what he looked like I S Sore and seedy was Pat Kennedy when he faced the Judge He had been having SL time he said and had run to the length of his purse It was strange how money melted In the pockets pock-ets of the men who came down from the mountains It was as ice In a furnace fur-nace As Pat had done a turn before ho was asked to leave 3 not having which he will board with the city for three days O Hrrlck Smith one of the hundreds who do time same thing easily had been discovered violating the bicycle ordinance ordi-nance Krrlck claims to havo run plump Into time arms of the officer and that that probably explained why others were Allowed to pass at the same time Errlck left li for bin appearance and as he failed to grace the court with his presence the money was at once or dered lo be conveyed to Treasurer Morris + E Holmes had passed a bad night Ills stomach was out of order and he I had been advised lo try a big drink of buttermilk followed by a chew of gum Smith mistook time prescription for booze and at once got full Tho fuel that his was sorrv out no Set ovon I though limo day Vas somewhat cooler I than ordinary and he was sent to the I tank for live days