Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-06-01 | Page 9 | Court Fines 3 Autoists for Fast Driving

COURT FINES 3 FOR F FAST DRIVING Bail of Accused Speeder Forfeited Forfeited Forfeited For For- When She Fails to Appear Three speeders were fined in police po- po lice court Wednesday bail of an ac accused accused accused ac- ac speeder was forfeited when she failed to appear case of an accused drunken driver was referred to the county attorneys attorney's office and nd another alleged drunken driver was turned over to military authorities at Fort Douglas Tom Sledge 28 soldier was wa turned over to Fort Douglas authorities Wednesday following his arrest on a drunken driving charge at Eighth South and State street He allegedly was driving an automobile automobile auto cuto- mobile south on State street at 55 miles an hour when he was arrested by Sergeant F F. A. A Tracker and Patrolman Patrolman Patrol Patrol- man H. H L. L Burton The officers re reported reported reported re- re ported they found a partly filled bottIe bottle bot bot- tIe tle of liquor in the car The case of Harry Barnes 36 36 also charged with driving while drunk was referred to the county attorneys attorney's office for prosecution under the state stale law Jaw Barnes was arrested at First South and Main streets early Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednes Wednes- day by Patrolmen E. E J. J and U. U F. F Ne II IL E. E Jeppson 32 and Ed Marshall 28 clerks who were arrested rested with Barnes pleaded not guilty to charges of drunkenness in police court on Wednesday Their trials were set for next Wednesday TRIAL DATE SET L L. B. B 38 who was arrested arrested ar are rested Monday night at Main street and Broadway after aHer his automobile allegedly collided with a safety zone was formally charged with reckless reckless' driving Wednesday His trial rial was set for June 7 Mr suffered cut suf a broken nose and bruised chest Miss Sylvia Young 18 of 1427 Circle way forfeited 15 ball bail when she fa failed led to appear in court to answer speeding charges She was arrested at a a. a m. m Tuesday Tues day after aHer she allegedly drove an automobile auto automobile mobile 47 miles an hour on South Temple street between Twelfth East and Fifth East streets Henry Lugt 25 who pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges of or driving an automobile 50 miles an hour through the business district Sunday was convicted by the court and was sentenced to pay a fine of 20 or to serve 10 days in jail He was arrested at Fourth South and Main streets Sunday night GETS 10 FINE James Wright 22 22 of ol West Sixth South street was convicted of driving driving driving ing an automobile 45 miles an hour on South Temple street between Eleventh East and I streets and was sentenced to pay a fine of 10 or to serve five days in jail Judge Jensen granted him a stay of execution to June 15 and dismissed a charge of ot liquor possession against him Clifford 30 of South State street pleaded guilty to driving an automobile seven forty-seven miles an hour on Main street from Thirteenth South to Twenty first South streets Tuesday and was fined 10 Bret R. R Woolley 19 19 of or Fifth East lEast street will plead Saturday to charges of driving an automobile forty-five forty miles an hour on South Temple street between l n Ninth East aria Fifth Filth East streets ts Charged with driving through stop signs and other traffic signals John McKenzie D. D S. S Hall HaIl 26 and 1 K E. E Smith 28 28 paid fines of 5 each P. P J. J Bridwell paid a 3 fine after pleading guilty to similar charges and Pre Prestos toa Thatcher 17 similarly charged pleaded not guilty His trial was set for June 9 The ca case e of Clarence E. E Carter 17 also charged with driving through stop signs was referred to the juvenile court James Johnson 23 pleaded not guilty to driving an automobile through a a semaphore light His trial was vas set for Thursday Meanwhile Motorcycle Officer H. H C. C Peirce arrested George King on charges of driving an automobile for lor ty tour miles an hour on South Main street He will appear In court Thurs Thurs- Thursday day