Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-12-30 | Page 13 | First 30-Mile Zone Speeders Get Penalties

FIRST MILE 30 ZONE SPEEDERS GET PENALTIES Judge Bosone Fines Two Under New Law in Traffic Court City Judge Reva Beck Bosone in police court Thursday sentenced the first accused speeder arrested for violating the city's new mile 30 restriction on Second West street Herman Schrader 26 of 1727 Windsor street the speeder was sentenced to pay 25 or serve eight days in jail with 15 of the fine suspended when he admitted speeding speeding speeding speed speed- ing 38 miles an hour Wednesday from Fourth North to Sixth North streets on Second West street Another Fined Another who admitted speeding in a mile 30 zone was Mrs Adelaide Gunther 23 Woods Cross charged with speeding 40 miles an hour Thursday in the 1300 block on South State street who received the same sentence with 15 suspended Other accused speeders were M.A. M.A. M. M M.A. A. A Moffat 40 of 2470 Highland drive forfeited 25 bail bond C. C I L. L Stockdale 26 of Third avenue avenue ave aye nue nue E. E A. A Palmer 23 whose address address ad ad- dress was given as 20 East Broadway Broadway Broadway Broad Broad- way LeRoy J. J Bott Jr 18 Brigham Brigham Brigham Brig- Brig ham City and Linwood Jessen 19 of 2110 East Thirty ninth South street all of whom admitted guilt and were sentenced to pay fines of 25 each or serve eight days in jail while a bench warrant was issued for Earl A. A Beck 38 Pleasant Pleasant Pleasant Pleas Pleas- ant Grove who failed to appear Other Causes Heber C. C Kimball 38 of Third avenue and Harry Moore 21 of South State street were sentenced sentenced sentenced sen sen- to pay 10 each or serve three days in jail for passing traffic traffic traffic fic lights while J. J W. W Wilson 34 of Nevada evada forfeited 10 bail bond on ona ona ona a like charge Floyd J. J Thompson 37 of South West Temple street and andAlan andAlan andAlan Alan H. H Bishop 23 of Kelsey avenue were sentenced to pay fines of 10 each or serve three days in jail jall for ignoring stop signs Most of New Speed Signs Are Placed Uncertainty over whether police could enforce the new mile an hour speed ordinance before present present present pres pres- ent mile 35 signs were replaced cooled Friday with announcement that most of the new signs are up now Inspector Odes B. B Record of the police department said of the state road commission moving silently and without undue display took off the mile 35 signs Thursday Thursday Thursday Thurs Thurs- day on South Temple State Second West Fourth South and Thirteenth East street and replaced them with mile 30 signs without withdrawing signposts