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Show under a $500 bond to appear in the municipal court for preliminary hearing. hear-ing. The complaint alleges that on January 7 of this year the defendant forced "the name of FraDk Fre nch to a check on tho Utah National bank of this city for $20 in his own favor and that he attempted to cash the same with Ogden merchants, Charles Nelson pleaded guilty to the charge of mendicancy And was sentenced to pay a fine of 55 or go to Jail for a period of five days. The man very much desired to leave tho city, but the court was of the opinion that It would bo better for him to remain re-main for a few days In passing sentence sen-tence tho court remarked: "I think tho weather will moderate considerably within the next few days, and It will be much more comfortable com-fortable for you on the outside. It will likely do you pood to remain In the city ail five rays. Oscar Wilson pleaded guilty to drunkenness and received a fine of i?5. GIVEN FITS FOR HAVING FITS In tho case of the city against Lee Dyke, charged with drunkenness, ln the police court this morulng, It was a question with the officers and the couft as to whether the man wa drunk or whether he had fits. Ihe testimony given cauoed the court to conclude that it was a little of both. The man was given five days in jail. Dyke stated that he had drank an enormous lot of whisky the night before be-fore his arrest, but that on tho dav the officer "pinched" him. ho bad a fit and that a drink of whiskv was given him as a restorative. Charles Burton, a lad who was yep terday arraigned before the judsre on the charge of drunkenness, and who at the time stated that he was 1fi years old. was brought before the court this morning. The bov stated that he Is 15 years old. but that be told tho bartenders of the city thai he was Tho boy also stated that he is a consumptive, subject to fits, and that be irt endeavoring to make' his way to California. Tho court concluded that the vouug fellow would be better off in California, Califor-nia, Ju.t. hj the pnllee Judgp of Graud .Junction had concluded ho would be hotter off in Utah, so a twenty-dav floater was extended to Burton. Ho was told to hasten away to tho Call-fornla Call-fornla climate. Detective Pender testified that the ) boy had been "railroaded" from Grand Junction Colo, as an "undesirable." FTitnk NBiiTay, alias FVank Murphv, wart arrslpned iWore Judge Murphy on the charge of forgery aud placed |
