Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-03-24 | Page 16 | Retan Fined; Also Jailed

RETAN FINED; ; ALSO JAILED Railroad Men Ordered to Pay $299 and Serve 90 Days John RMn. Ofrdn railroad man. charged with having .stolen prdpettj in his posseKslon, was sentoncod to 50i vo 90 daf in Jail and to pay a fine I of $2 99 by Cltv .ludfiro D. R Roberts In the city court t his morning. ' Sentence was passed following ! rconi mcndatlon by Counl Attorney David J. Wilson that the felony Charge against Rtan be dismissed on th' grounds of Insufficient evidence and that ho be charged with having stolen property In his possession; H was pointed out that Rotnn had furnished th officials with information informa-tion by which they had been alV m recoer a. large amount of prpcrt I that had been stolen fro.ni box-enrs I In the railroad yards. Jack Woodnrd charged with having I stolen properly In his postesjSlon I pleaded not guilty and the hearing 61 his case was wet for March 30 He Is accused with having tools in his possession pos-session stolen from the G. -i Humphries Humph-ries planing mill b burglure recentl: Joe McC?ee charged with being a drug addlcr. pleaded guilty and W8S sentenced to serve 9o days in jail. Sam Martinez Mxhan. charged with stealing 75 cents worth of coal from th Ocnvei & Rio (liand.- V ern railroad company in the local railroad rail-road yards, pleaded guilly and vttu sentenced to pay n fln of $30 or to serve $30 days in jail Andrew ICsiras. charged with battery bat-tery of the person of lames PoIIouh, pleaded guilty and was sentenceil to pav a fine of Jlo or to serve 10 days in jail.