Show JiDGEffrMfl fgil Jgf c John Redmond and George W Car ney had boon engaged In driving Iho big tunnol of the Rio Grande Western near Altos In Parleys canyon There I was but little chance of spending their h inony save at the placp known ai the halfway hOI and which In presided l nnc over by Mine Host Roach The excite I meats provided there wore of too mild a nature 10 suit those I defendants and UH a result they concluded to wander down to the mclrnpnlls where lliere would be no doubt but that they could spend helm money freely and Without I reserve So they Cam and they were seen and they wore conquered With the Idea apparently that their visit I to the city I should not go unrecorded j I they Avenl Into the domicile of I siren J and a rough house followed Redmond IL I appears was lie man who did tIme smashing I arid Carney sat on ono sir Whenever Redmond picked up a lower poi and smashed It Inio i 1 doypr plocou COIn applauded and Redmond responded with t an 1 core in which omo more choice Jirlca brnc from Japan suffered lomoiltinn Their pleasing and cheerful occupation occupa-tion I was afier while 1 lntorrupld I by ibo I appearance of a policeman who look them I in tow Neither 0 the dofendants denied lhat they had boon or a tear and had misbehaved mis-behaved themselves Rut it wis Redmond as did all the smashing pleaded Carney Tboro Is evidence to show however Mr Carney responded the Judge i that you lent him your moral sup 1 > 11 Carney wan hoard to mutter that he did not know nothing about no immoral im-moral support but he was lliore when the trouble was at its thickest Each of these defendants remarked re-marked ho Judge after he had glanced at the ordinance covering such cases will be lined r 0 or In default of the they will bo to money wil compelled serve fifty days at hard labor C f a Robert Nordllngcr was charged with obscene comluoL I was alleged In time complaint that the defendant had posed In a window of a First South street lodginghouse in the altogether 1 altogeth-er old had paid particular attention to tbe ladles who happened in he passing The specific charges against Nordlinger will never be printed When his case was called Nordlinger by his attorney moved for a change of venue on the ground that the court p Aas prejudiced against him and as a consequence he could not have a falrj and an impartial trial This motion was promptly overruled by Judge Tlmmony who hold that Jldg htlc under un-der the statute Ihe City Justice of Lie police had exclusive original jurisdiction jurisdic-tion over nil casts arising under the city ordinances This idea was combattcd by the counsel for the defendant but Judge Timmony took occasion to say that he had taken the advloe of many eminent attorneys on the subject and he was fully ware of Just where he was at The motion fur a change of ClUe bolng overruled the defendant then gave notice that he would demand a JUT trial so L further hearing of the case was ret for Monday next at 230 p m bonds being placed at i200 X 0 A few hundred dollars which the city monthly taxes from gamblers and women wo-men were declared forfeited and then the wheels of Justice stopped revolving I for the day |