Ogden Daily Standard | 1910-04-20 | Page 6 | Two Strangers Trespassers

FW(f STR1GERS TRESPASSERS In the municipal court John Stevens was sentenced to pay a fine or $5 or go to Jail five days for di nnkiuriHss, committed yesterday. He pleaded Kuilty. G H. Kirk and Fred Strand were acch given a suspended sentence of sixty dayR In the city bnstlle for trespass. tres-pass. Tho were found sleeping In an empty box car of the I'nlon Pacific Railway company. Tho men stated that they aro working men and had been given Uie privilege of riding in the car, but had gone to sleep whibi on the way from Salt Lake and were asleep when Ofllcer Shumaker arrested arrest-ed them In Ogden. When John Corey was arraigned before be-fore the court on tho chargo of drunkenness, drunk-enness, he respectfully stated that there was nothing else for him to do but plead guilty to tho charge. "It is ti case of nave to, judge." as the ofll-cers ofll-cers escorted him front the court room, to the ce'.l whore he had been remanded re-manded to servo five days. August Prim pleaded guilty of having hav-ing been intoxicated yesterday and the court adxised him that he could