Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-09-01 | Page 10 | Logan Boy Forfeits $25 Bail to Avoid Police Court

Ih 1 oo j LOGftK BOY FORFEITS ! MIL TO AID F ; POLICE GOORT i j 1 Glen Hudson, a Logan, Utah, youth, forfeited $25 bail in the municipal I court this morning. He was halted J , -last Sunday evening by Motorcycle j Patrolman George Covey while In the r act of operating an automobile, ac- cording to the officer, at an unrea. sonable rate of speed on Twenty- 1 fifth street, near Harrison avenue. He . failed to obey the officer's order to v appear at the police 'station to be U booked, and, when the officer went to I his hotel Monday morning with a war- j rant, he had left the city. The state I j automobile license directory was j called into service and Hudson's place of residence was found. Notice that a warrant was to be sent to Logan for his arrest was answered with a check for $25 bail. This was forfeited today. to-day. Herbert Vance, 22 years of age, was fined ?5 for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. John Doe BeattJe and W. N. Casey, plain drunks, were each sentenced sen-tenced to serve 5 days in jail. James E. Bays, a trespasser, was given a like sentence. Mrs. Beemer, an alleged al-leged vagrant, arrested on the night of August 1st at 132 & Twenty-fifth street, forfeited $25 bail. Cornelius Van De Graaf of 3275 Pingree avenue was tried on a charge of battery and his case was taken under advisement. The complaining witness was Mrs. Edsinga and the testimony in the case savored of a neighborhood quarrel.