Show IN ll THE POUGE COURT I II Frank 13uudlcss stand up said the I prosecutor Mr Baudlebts stood up You a ro charged with bolnj unlawfully drunk went on tho prosecutor Guilty or not guilty I The prisoners voice hud apparently suf fared in the collapse of his jay for It wits I hardly amllblo when ho vcntuiod iho opinion that he was guilty Im from I 2sew Mexico he murmured Well dont get drunk again said I Judge DIehl You uio discharged Mrs Bricly the a barbers wife whoso I attempt to remove some HupcrtluuiiB blonde hair from the head of a girl With whom her huMbnnd wau trilling caused 1 her arrest for dtalurhluir the peace did not appear and her cuaii bond wits declared de-clared forfoltrrl The cash put up for iho I appearance of William Robinson nu nl iied drunk wns also dedicated to the municipal Improvement fund I It Q I M J Lynch might Iave boon charged with talchm stealing and carrying mvuv I real estate and tho appeaiancc of his garments would havo borne out tho j I chitrgo but the complaint read unlaw fully driinU I Guess Im guilty ho responded blithe ly to tho Interrogation of the coUrt IIne you ever been hero before The prisoner relleclcd Not before your Honor 1 was before Judge Tlmmony mimonj > about three years ago 1 loll seems to me 1 have seen you horn more rocciitly than that mused tins Court Wore you IlllonillnK to heave town Thpprisoner ropllud that he wus simply > earning lo resume his labors at Murnijl You uiiny go but dont let me see you 11ier nguln J Not for three years lhanlt Ii you udgCo I I JUdre Dlhhl then a ioolrup the Chf IOr i JjII1lk YS1I1 11 a ileged spiuu1t t I1a I llr1ct1 hly tI t lct Sin to lLhWltIUf ll 111111 1 1g1ir rhr1lj1 oh hls < hispLrsoh wi IJCII nj > vi f I Viao Vil I I Iciuu lnl1 r 1 < lvlHomeni u Thurs day evun ilnJ Tho muling of thu koys I on tho priHoncr said the court Is I n yufllclcnt Q = convictvmdcr this churgu IV lance < 5a sarj to show that they me carried with criminal intent or umki such circumstances circum-stances that an unlawful purpose might bo suspocud It was not shown that tho defendant bad attempted to enter any ones premises or that he baa been associating asso-ciating with criminals therefore ho la i discharged a J Wllpon did not fare so well on the city charge of frequenting a hop joint Tho case was submitted on lie evidence Inlio duced In bin former trial and In tho trials of his lollow opium devotees Wilson not only dinlncd at the time of hiM arrest tu be the owner of Uu pipe layout but asserted that he way I lie proprietor of the house In which the pipe was hit Judge Dlohl recognized his title to distinction by making his line S3i and eonus U was paid c The case of Ed Martin the barber nr ivsjed Wodnebday night for disturbance Is I certainly a corned of ermit resulting I from a mlxup of names When Martin was brought bo jjave his right name but In searching bin pocketB the de k L sergeant found some business cards bearing bear-ing tIme nume of MM emplo > cr J T Klugo The sergeant who aspires to the mantle of Shorloi Holmes lensoned rlfductlvc h Man drunk respectable family gives 1 an alias carries curds cardu say Klupe ah 1m ThlH 18 l IClUKO Thus MJirtln was booked as Klupe depohltod a cash bond and sins told to appear the next after roon and gel a pnze puckiiKo from the court Ho was in courf and heard the name of Kluw called dee whiz ho said to blmsolf has the old man been un a hlph lonesome too No one ap i ptrared and tho bond was declared for lelted After awhile court adjourned and Martin went away thinking ho bud been shamefully slighted Yesterday he came 1 around to HIC about his < rash bond Ho bad a heart to heart talk with Judge Dlehl which resulted hu Uu forfeiture order or-der being set aside Martin will havo a tilal today If he keeps huts nnmo out of I other entanglement |