Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-05-27 | Page 13 | Liquor Agents Face Contempt, Check Charges

LIQUOR AGENTS FACE FAC CONTEMPT CHECK CHARGES Failure to Appear hi in inCourt Court Case Brings Revelations Bad check charges and a contempt con con- contempt tempt citation hung over three liquor iq- iq control commission Inspectors Inspector Wednesday as a liquor case against Garry Lun Lunn was dismissed In th the tho court of City Judge Daniel Barring Harring- ton Judge Harrington HarrInton Issued a contempt contempt con con- tempt of oC court citation against Paul Pau when he failed to appear incourt in incourt incourt court as the prosecutions prosecution's chief witness witness witness wit wit- ness and after Deputy County Attorney Attorney At At- torney D. D H. H Lowry had announced that had been served with witha a The complaint against Lunn had been signed by T. T W. W Taylor Tay Tay- lor br and L. L S. S Scarborough alleging that on on February 3 Lunn sold them drinks of liquor at South State street None of the three was In Incourt court had not been served on Taylor and Scarborough i Attorney Lowry announced in incourt incourt incourt court that Deputy Sheriff Sheri Dominic Burns had said that he personally served with a I HI understand that Deputy Sheriff Sherif Burns has been looking for tw two weeks to serve a warrant on one o of these hese missing witnesses Attorn Attorney y Lowry said Records in the county attorneys attorney's s office show that on March 25 COscar C C. Oscar Peterson of Holladay signed a complaint before Justice of the Peace Fred Lindbeck charging than that tha on n March 20 Scarborough issued a 7 check with intent to defraud Pet Pct Pe Pe- t erson I A report in the office of Sheriff Sherif SheriffS S 5 Grant Young lists a request from froman an Idaho sheriff that T. T W. W Taylor be held for Idaho officers on a heck check charge