The Anaconda standard., 1896-02-04
Up FOR THEIR DUES
And Judge Turner Gives the Sinners
Some Stiff Sentences.
A BIG NUMBER OF SENTENCES
The Recent Deserter From the CAL
houn Opera Company Looks Be-
witchIngly Innocent as Her
Charge ls Read.

Police Judge Turner went after the
hoboes and petit larceny thieves rough
shod yesterday, and if he keeps up his
gait he will soon become as greatly
feared by the criminal classes and as
unpopular with them as was his prede-
cessor in office. Judge Naughten, who
gained an enviable reputation through
his severity in dealing with tough GUS
toners of all kinds. Heavy fines and
jail sentences that were up to the limit
or nearly so were the rule yesterday,
and the offenders who were up before
the bar of justice were staggered by
the sudden and pronounced change
that had come over the judge and the
severe sentences he imposed. #. Bald
win, who stabbed II. +. Goforth in
Jerry Mullins saloon on the night of
Jan. %, was arraigned on a charge of
assault in the first degree. He waived
examination and was bound over to
the district court in the sum of $1,000.
in default of which he was committed.
George Luderman, a dog fancier and
chicken fancier, was given jury trial
on the charge of having stolen bull
pup valued at $25 from Mrs. Blair of
East Granite street. 1T was shown that
there had been a dispute over the own
ership of the dog from the day of his
birth and that Luderman had returned
him after he was arrested. The jury
acquitted him.
Harry Emerson and John Martin ac-
inowlcdged that they had stolen two
wigs from a secondhand store and
were given 90 days and costs.
Jack Rivers. Dan Clark and Charles
Taylor. three confirmed morphine
fiends who were taken out of a filthy
hole in Hold-Up alley, pleaded guilty
n "A \ nf-a N ct
a sentence of 80 days in Jail and a fine
Of $iOO and costs. William Lane, an
other member of the same gang, plead
ed not guilty, and Will be tried Friday
afternoon.
A. Mair. Charles Martens and Henry
Miller, who attempted TO burglarize
Albiez & Yoder's pawnshop last Friday
night. Were arraigned on a charge OF
attempted burglary. They took until
Wednesday afternoon 10 plead and
were returned to Jail in default of $500
bonds
John and James Page. charged with
assault in the first degree on Alex Nc
Cann, took 81 hours in which TO plead
f. Little was fined $50 and costs and
sentenced TO Jail for 60 days for steal
ing bottles from II. l.. Franks ware
house. George Anderson will be tried
for a similar of1ense at the Rocky
Mountain Bottling works on Friday
afternoon.
Sherling and Mackey, for stealing an
oNCrcOat from William Quinn at the
Atlantic gardens. were given 60 DAYS
and 500 and costs
Emma Teal and Clyde Quay, who
carved Pauline Foster on the night of
Jan. 20 50 deeply that she came near
dying. were arraigned for assault in the
irst degree. Clyde took "a hours i'm
which 10 plead and her partner plead
ed not guilty and viii be tried on
wednesday afternoon. Their bonds
were placed at 81 600.
y great deal Of interest was mani
Tested in the trial OF Amy Croft. alias
Della Perkins, a former member of the
Calhoun opera company. on the charge
OF street walking. The evidence was of
a very spicy nature and dhe crowd of
spectators enjoyed IL hugely The girl
is decidedly pretty brunette with
large, expressive brown eyes. which
were turned on the judge and Assist
ant county Attorney Darrow and the
witnesses for the prosecution with a
woll-assumed bewitching look of as
stunned innocence Her eyes could not
save her, however, and she was fined
so and costs. amounting to $2S. Judg-
hent was suspended for a day or two
and u. w. Brodie. the girls attorney.
guaranteed that she would he on hand
when wanted Martha McrItets con-
tlbuted $40 for street walking and Ol-
lie Murphy paid s. for disturbance
sloppy. for drunkenness. and loo
Ryan, for committing "A nuisance. were
fined So.