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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1960)
HKRAl.D .HSft SKWS, Klamath fall. Oregon W?iiiM"iday, Pre. 2i, 1969 PAGE t-B at fo). PA L2) U v '.if Towmi Sk Country Values 3800 S, 6th Off MONTAGUE, TOO, got a community Christmas tree this eeion. Pelica Chief Al Widnar it maneuvering the truck" and tree and Charles Riggs, hit deputy, it. guiding the trunk to itt bate. Photo by Betty Dow Siskiyou Sheriff Lists Activities For Period YREKA-Shcriff A. B. Cottar reports the following activities in volving the Siskiyou County sher iff's office and the county jail between Nov. 26 and Dec. 9. Wesley Peyton Justice, 21, Yre ka, was arrested by California Highway Patrolmen Nov. 27 and booked at the county jail on charges of being drunk in and about an automobile and contrib uting to delinquency of a minor. Arrested with him on charges cated the car parked a few miles away, and watched it until Ford returned. He was arrested and booked at the county jail on charges of as sault with a deadly weapon, and was later released on bail. Stanley Wendell Riley, 25, Weed, a tractor operator, was booked at the county jail Dec. 2 after conviction in Mount Shasta Justice Court of charges of drunk sentenced ' J: tt . i i... f ilnmk ririvins and violation ofiul,,.mB- "a5 -so oy uuugc uimii nuiauvy tu OKI vc five . days in jail and to pay a fine . of $525, or, in lieu of the fine, to serve further time in the coun- curlew was a 17-year-old Yreka youth. Justice was found guilty in Yreka Justice Court, and is in jail pending report of the coun ty probation officer. The juvenile involved was referred to juvenile authorities. Blaine Mcrton William Toftum. 40. Mount Shasta, was arrested by Yreka police Nov. 25 and booked in the county jail on charges of public intoxication. He was later released on bail. Ted Gary Isquirdo, 24, a sales man from Central Valley, was ar res'.ed by sheriff's deputies Nov." 25 for violation of the California civil code as an outcome of vacu um cleaner sales in the county1 on a conditional sales contract basis. He was released after post ing bail. On Nov. 28 Mrs. Dorothy Grune of Grecnvlew reported to Cottar that unidentified juveniles shot both her slock dogs in the yard of her home, on Nov. 27. She said she and her husband noticed the boys going by the house with a gun. Shortly after they found both dogs injured, she said. After investigation by sher iff's deputies, two local juveniles were cited to appear in juvenile court. Frederick Delmar Knox. 46, An derson, was arrested by CHP offi cers near Macdoel Nov. 28, and was booked at the county jail on ty jail. Glenn Franklin Rut ledge, 40, Montague, was booked at the county jail Dec. 8 on charges of disturbing the peace. He was ar rested by Chief of Police Al Wid- ner of Montague. He appeared before Judge James B. McAd- ams of Montague Justice Court and was sentenced to a term in the county jail, or to pay a fine of $157.50. James Justin Cousins, 29. Duns muir, a truck driver, was hooked at the county jail Dec. 7, after his appearance in Mount Shastt Justice Court on charges of over loading his logging truck. He was sentenced to serve 172 days In jail or to pay .a fine of $861. Charles Newsom, 33, " was sen tenced to serve 90 days in the county tail Dec. 7. He entered a plea of guilty of theft before Judge L. M. Chase of Dorris Justice Court. Newsom was returned to the county Dec. 5 following his arrest m Los Angeles to answer a war rant from Siskiyou County issued following a sheriff's investigation in 1957. Newsom was charged with stealing $300 from a Chilo- quin, Ore., man. Lawrence Reuben Rowell, 28, charges of being drunk in and Klamath Falls, was booked al the county jail Dec. 8 after his con vic'ion in Tulelake Justice Court on charges ot driving with a sus pended license, no vehicle regis- about an automobile. He was lat er released on bail. Edward Thomas Mussclman, 53, Sacramento, was arrested by Yrc ka police on the same date and.ration and speeding, following an booked at the county jail on st by CHp oficcrs. He was charges ot duduc intoxication, ne appeared before Judge George Ty ler of Yreka Justice Court and was sentenced to serve five days in the county jail. Sheriff s deputies Nov. 29 in sentenced to pay a fine of $363 or to serve 73 days in the county jail. Michael Allen Wright, 18. San 'Jose, was returned to Siskiyou vestigated acts of malicious mis- County by sheriff's deputies on . Dec. 8 to answer traffic warrants U- i rf:- IrtKh., rlnt-inrt the 'a3"" HUH! mUUIH BflijMfi UUSMCe . . i" . . j ' 5 j Court. chief at Etna. Vandals entered He appeared before Judge John Kinstrey and was sentenced to serve five days in the county jail. Joseph Mihacsi, 32, Montague, was arrested by sheriff's depu ties to answer charges by the state labor commissioner of viola tion of labor code sections. He was released after posting $300j Bight and tore down signs and generally created havoc. Charles Elgin Eddington, 30, San Diego, was returned to the county by a member of the Sher iff's Aero Squadron Dec. 3, follow ing issuance of a bench warrant by the county superior court charging him with violation of probation after a forgery con viction. He is being held in the county jail pending further courtjbail. action. i Earnest Neil White, 19, Seattle' was arrested by CHP officers, LS S Of SlCIS Dec. 4 and booked at the county I . R , , jail on charges of carrying a IS KGpOrtCO concealed weapon. Later, acting! on advice of the Federal Bureaul "euy Ramsey, 2tm wanuana of Investigation, he was qucs-'Avenue, told city police that she tioned by sheriff's deputies andj'ost two pairs of skis between admitted theft of an automobile Klamath Falls and Chemult Sun in Seattle. iaY morning. ; He is in the county jail at She said one pair bears her present in lieu of $1,500 bail, name, and another pair, the in pending further court appear-tials "CBF." The skis came off anccs. !a rack alop her car, she said. Leslie Clarence Bennett Jr., 23.jshe valued the skis at $142. Forks of the Salmon, was ar-i rested Dec. 3 by Yreka police i and booked at the county jail on ufc insurance statisticians say charges of drunk driving and," accident death rate at ages driving with a suspended opcra-S5 " nv has decreased from fnr's license. He anneared be- 22 per ' 00.000 in 1949 to 164 in fore Judge Tyler and was sen tenced to sere 70 days in jail or tine of $365. James Beverly West fall, 33, w as arrested Dec. 2 by Yreka police; and hooked at the county jail on bench warrant issued from Yre ka Justice Court. He was released after posting the balance of a fine. K. B. Ford, 3. an artist, Yre ka. was arrested by sheriff's dep uties Dec. 4. Patrons of a Mon tague bar reported that Ford held a gun on them, then fled the scene In a car. The license number had been spotted and deputies later lo 1958. WHAT SALE AH Boys' 3. p Button Front vsr t CABDIGAMS . 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