Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
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tr,ei III. cas. ~ John fr,'ie, accused ~
selling liquor to one li,da Oberg, a
young girl about III yeatu old. Who in
tour mnnths' tims has "snno t. IT," bad y
According 90 the territorial Law u "con
s'n,," iiilda Is under axe, and III" r'se
being IN the order ~ q sensation, "rch,
rare aud rsoy." there was u good sized
croad present 10 hear the testimony.
Old. cross eyed I.ndy SymOuds. the
heartlcss, indecent procut-ss, WAS pre-.
ant, and ~ was the indignant father ~
llilda. Of course tbe nirl aud John FEET.
t,s had to be there
Attorney Hearufk WIS employed To-
defend Fettis, while - W. JuhtstOu
rrprre.ntsi the father ~ the ruined
airl. VINO had, upon earnest sulirlth,Iuus,
final ngrpcd o. ,s-u" the compliant, hui
make the frat attcmp, toward the rcfur.
nation ~ hiz own daughter.
The father Wm first put upon thc
stntd, aud although having all tbr ap
prRtdnc. ~ man With suuir feeling 49,
H. the nature ~ the crime, he exhibited
the grra,ert indifference, aud could not
or would not tell Nhy be- had sworn 'o
the AFFIDAVIT against frtts IL was eyI
dent that he did not realize the chastity
81 his daughter ~ ~ much consequence,
aud made most ridiculous N,tucrs IN
support ~ his allegations.
Mrs. SSmunds, the woman Who, II ~
claimed ~ tOu.e ~ authority, ha- pro
cured number ~ yuuug glfir fbt lie
tauchery, tertltird that she, liridn and
others, IN le aud female, cr,uhuHtir Y
young m"n on FIRST street, Railroad
avenue aud rhird sIroct, had waited
frttIs' wtGe rooms aud all drank t. tu-lt
hearts content Som" times the hul-
would pay, aud other ttmrs IT," slrIs had
money and they would hIu,intr III"
debt
! The young girl, who ~ wrl! Developed
aud has u sweet face, rosy Chesks Hui
two bright eyea, test tied To- about shat
| Mrs. SymOnds did, aud brought IA the
names ut several young men who hnd
been her companions ;rr several days al
u lime. Her ,aHyer had some difficulty
| IN making her understand the imputt ui
the quretiuns prupoundrd, for her siuIcH
mind couId hot arasp the meaning ot ia,
words or the Importance uf the chnrg"
Policeman krelgeIstelner, who IL Ell
. gtIl.,l "a r...iN Ia a. h.
III the welfare Of the girl and Tor ra,d,nl
the den Of Mrs, S!monds, testified thai
lac saw the latter aud the young glr
drinking IN Fet,ls' w,ue rooms on sew
eral uccasiuns, and that he told the g,rl',
father several times about the way sh,
was acting.
Mr. Fritls denied that he ever sole
hqupr 10 the girl, but admitted that sh'
aud Mrs SymJnds, With company, hau
visited his place.
After the Arguments from the n'tur
nrys, Justice Doucam fined Fsttir II
and costa IL" viii appeal but 1t IL fn,
10 presume that It would be wlss Tor hlu
to pay the extraordinarily low tine.
The next to receive attention Was Ia,
woman Symonds, whose police record u
we'll knOsn. She IL u hard case Il = 4.
mae yagaUund, n common street wake
aud prostitute, Policemen Krslgelste,ner
May ami Cooper testified 90 her unsnv
DRY reputation, but the woman had IA,
audaclty TO appeal u those present d
they knew anything wrong about he
character. She was tined 80 aud cost,
or fifteen days IN the county Jail
ThIs morning T., Welsh. u the phunli
saloon, WAS arrested Tor selling liquors /,
the grl, lie plead guilty before Justlo,
Denham, and paid n iine of slO aud costs
tbs afternoon Justice Madden vii
hear the same complaint against the pro
prletors VI the Union saloon.
On more grave charge, it is rumore,
that several young men, who are sup
posed to have effected her ruin and thet
alternately lived with her, will be ar
rested.
A gentleman. who resides near IN,
H'Nit w tuc NpeIk 'hHl'y' '''uuNctIn Nii'
information that the young girl WA hrs
en'iced away and ruined on the nigh
shs attended ball some few month";
ago. Her mDthe. forbid her going 10 ia,
dance. but the young man. who saw tina
she was "soft," enticed her away trou
home and she attended tn. ball. On he
return home che was forbidden entrance
aud from that time shs has lived in al
the detachable quarters of the city. Sh,
rallied once and hired out To do house
work in family. but that did not sui
hsr--old lady = monds Was on her tralI
and she threw up her job She rented
room over the Chinese restaurant NJ
Fret street, aud 1t was she ruE CIrizE
recently referred 10 AZ anxious 10 MARI
Charley" the proprietor. She was take
away from the restaurant by u certGI
young man, who supported her for abou
= week. and then she drift.d among III
pitfalls in and around the "Acrs." She
only 10 years Of age, OF Swedish parent
age, and Ia now with her parents In sout
Albuquerque.
iFtom tho DAILY, January ig.l
] +. W. DoDson, the lawyer, is back iroI
, Santa Fs.