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Sacramento Daily Record Union
Sacramento, Sacramento County, California
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Police Court yesterday handled cases of drunkenness and peace disturbances involving multiple individuals, with outcomes including forfeited deposits, fines of $2.50-$5, dismissals, hospital referral, and 24-hour lockup.
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In the Police Court yesterday Mollie McCarthy, John and Peter Boyle, drunks, forfeited their deposits. James Gildea's case of a like character was dismissed, and he will be sent to the County Hospital, being pretty generally broken up. Teresa Kelley, for having been drunk, was sent below for twenty-four hours. Charles Johnson and Timothy Burns, accused of drunkenness, were discharged to go to work. Frank Batus, who went to a restaurant and ordered more of a meal than he could pay for, was adjudged guilty of disturbing the restaurant man's peace, and was fined $2.50. John P. Cooper, Ed. Blakely and Wally Nolan were fined $5 each for disturbing the peace. The last two started down K street from a saloon Sunday night to go over into Yolo county and settle a dispute with their fists, but they did not get further than Huntington, Hopkins & Co.'s when the war commenced, and they were arrested.
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mollie mccarthy, john and peter boyle forfeited deposits; james gildea dismissed and sent to county hospital; teresa kelley sent below for 24 hours; charles johnson and timothy burns discharged; frank batus fined $2.50; john p. cooper, ed. blakely, and wally nolan fined $5 each
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In the Police Court yesterday, various individuals were charged with drunkenness and disturbances. Mollie McCarthy, John and Peter Boyle forfeited deposits as drunks. James Gildea's similar case was dismissed, sent to County Hospital. Teresa Kelley sent below for 24 hours for drunkenness. Charles Johnson and Timothy Burns discharged for drunkenness. Frank Batus guilty of disturbing restaurant peace, fined $2.50. John P. Cooper, Ed. Blakely, and Wally Nolan fined $5 each for disturbing peace; last two fought near Huntington, Hopkins & Co.'s on K street Sunday night.