Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-05-15 | Page 7 | Ten Offenders Are before Judge of Police Court

J TEN OFFENDERS 1 BEFORE JUDGE OF POLICE COOST T.n alleged offenders against the Peace and dlgnltv of if.. w. haled before it Thomas h'uV "J?, for the list the offon , flrsl man on bin. being ne t ?re. C'larKed agalns baling If a narWny'-to the the big? of o' meat from dav nicht n 1-'t)0. Wednes-tel'linc Wednes-tel'linc h li c, pleade(J Kuiity and. in meat. J Jfift he took " fifth Rtrpot , S0,ns down Twentv- terpection n u e Grant av?e In street n. , the north 8itle of the whs! h"o t00k 11 Without realign-teniid realign-teniid hi"t d'ne- Th judK? 22 s;c;f,yhisto sene fifteen daj-9 in William Rills and .Tens Anderson r la??,! ( Wtee The former fifth .. ed l8St nlght at 251 Twen-and Twen-and th "wt1, by Patrolm Hearn. , r lRtter was arrested bv Of made thC arrest also 'S made yesterday evening. I - ert HVMUrPb'' J Murph" and Rob-' tTfifh . e, arrested 137 Twen j Si Rrhiw lveet JaBt nlght b' Detectives Kcbcrt Chambers and Tom Burk and, booked on charges of drunkenness. They pleaded guilty, but as there rre,Jl ad clrcum8tances connect- tZ th ason r their arrest they were given suspended sentences. sen-tences. Charles Allen and Ed Gordon were cited to appear in answer to the charge of disturbing the peace Allen as not present and forfeited $10 ball. Gordon answered to his name anu pleaded not guilty to the charge His trial was then set for Mondav. The two men were arrested at 12 15 a. ra. today, at Twenty-fifth street and Grant avenue, by Sergeant H C Peterson, for fighting, n C B O'Connor was called to an- I ,,nn. th0 charRt' of obtaining a SiSS . "t'-Pnet"nococcia serum, alued at $5.50. from the Dee hospital hospi-tal about a week ago. under false Pretences He pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for Monday. Jack Dee. a familiar figure In the court, was charged with drunkenness. a'1S ln bad condltlon from drink and thp judge ordered him to take his choice of going to the county infirmary where he could be properly proper-ly attended to, or else go to jail He chose the former. 00