Salt Lake Tribune | 1901-04-11 | Page 3 | Judge Timmony's Matinee

fr1ttoNE5 There was a performance before the curtain arose yesterday and It took place in chambers ID N Heard was charged with riding his bicycle on the sidewalk Mr Heard tried to make the Judge believe that It was unintentional on his part That will not do remarked the I Judge we have had more complaints about the manner In which you have I persistently violated the law than all the bicycle riders In the city combined It has been a lllful and perverse violation vio-lation Have Been you myself dozens oC times put In Dlehl and It will not do for you to say thatIt was an accident acci-dent or anything like It Nay nay Then the court opened and when Dr I Ilearda nnmc was called lie was out on the sidewalk and the 55 ball was declared forfeited I Wise man said Tvimball If he had stood trial TIP would have got the full benefit of the law Newton Jones a young negro from Ogden was arrested on the charge of trespass be having been found Jn a box car of the Rio Grande Western lie had with him several articles that the police thought may have been stolen and he was remanded until Ogden par tics could be communicated with Bert Tlmpapn the Kenyon bellboy who was charged with having stolen an alarm clock from the room of Ben Stern Blanche Walshs manager tried hard to show that It was some other lad that got a way iith the ticker but ho did not do so to the satisfaction of the Judge and as a consequence he was asked to pay a fine of 10 or go to Jail for ten days He paid the money and departed