Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-10-01 | Page 9 | S. L. Judge for 'Man's Best Pal'; Dog License Lack Draws Fine

S. S SL L. L Judge For Mails Malis Best Pal Dog License Lack Draws Fine Dog mans Dog mans man's best pal pal came came in n for his share of respect Thursday as Judge A. A H. H Ellett fined 10 persons 5 each for failure to pay dog taxes when they were ar arraigned an- an in poll police e cour court Acting on the suggestion of O. O C C. Hardman dog catcher that many dogs roam the streets without without with with- out licenses Judge Ellett advised the guilty owners to show a little little little lit lit- tle more respect for mans man's best pal pat Those who paid fines J. J R. R Haas Paul Heldman N. N Cozza W. W Simons G. G A. A Eskelson Eskel- Eskel son E. E Saul Vern Southam F F. W. W G. G Arbuckle and G. G A. A Goss Each pleaded guilty J. J W. W Robinson 33 of Murray who pleaded d d guilty to drunken driving charges was fined and given an alternative sentence of 50 da days s 's In n city jail He made arrangements arrangement to work out the fine James H H. Parker Parket pleaded not guilty to speeding and will be tried October 6 Arnold P. P Benson 20 and D. D E E. E Coates 19 Fort Douglas soldiers pleaded guilty to drunkenness and reckless driving riving respectively They were turned over to post authorities for prosecution Six motorists either paid or forfeited forfeited forfeited for for- from 2 to 4 for over- over p parking while five drivers for for- I bail of 1 each for improper im in- proper parking