The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
THEU. S. COURT
Work OF the Term Is About
Completed.
Jose Louis, Accused OF Selling
Liquor to Indians, Let Go.

The Un.,ed States court transacted
all of the remaining criminal busi-
ness of the term at the session today.
After the Hoey cases were disposed of,
Judge Blenman moved that the case
against Jose Louis be dismissed. 1t was
so oruered, the United States attorney
concuring In the action. louis Is the
man who was indicted for selling IL
quor to an Indian at the last term of
court. Louis had an interesting his
tory. He was employed by Professor
McGee, chief OF the bureau of e,ln-
ology of the Smithsonian Institution
while the latter was doing field work
in Arizona. Louis became so interested
In his employer that he worked his
way to ashington after the professor
returned and spent two weeks hunting
for him In that city. When he finally
found nls friend ne was given work
in tne grounds of the Smithsonian In
stitutton and worked there for eight
months when 1t began TO get cold and
he returned To Arizona. 1t was then
that he became mixeo up in the pres
ent trouble and Appealed to his friends
In Washington. Professor Hall sent a
chech for $3.50 TO Professor Forbes and
instructed him 10 employ an attorney
to defend LOUIS. The latter retained
Judge Blenman.. who succeeded in
getting Louis released on his own re-
cognizance and had the case continued
for the term The dismissal OF the case
today ends the action.
The case OF the United States against
Louis ]. Stanley, was called this
morning. Stanley was indicted by the
grand jury for smuggling. The follow
ing Jury was drawn TO try the case.
r. $. Webster, j. L.. Powell, George h.
kohier. H. a. Corhett. A w. Smith. r.
". Wolcott, =. b. Soto. VIM. Dumort.
Charles Douglas, A. E. CreI IN, +. b.
Capo. s. NJ. Burr fhe court had ap-
pointed Judge Satterwhite to defend
stanley The evidence was strong
against him but the defendant told
straight story. He WAS stranger IN
Naco. arlz., and did not know where
the line was He had crossed the line
unknowingly and there met friend
who asked him To carry jug OF mes
cal 10 the adobe saloon When he went
Ia cross the line with the jug be was
arres ed by n custom officer. The jury
after remaining out d short time, ac~
auattea Stanley,
when the ease against Stanley WAS
decided The ease against igna@io KYLE
vas called. Ruiz was indicted ny the
gran iury for selling liquor 10 an IN
dian He was defended by A. Offiia ana
g.siah Ide The Following jury was
drawn. II. It. heightou. Y. Hanneys
Wm. Geek. Sam Rauran, A. & CoHey.
esro 1opey. J. n. pemberton. kassei
k,,,sntng W, r. rrancis w. Il. felix.
ioha Parker and W. F. Marlean' ihe
te..{fm ~ testimony and the argument
'g,,,s,9yyast} the entire morning ana part
AZ the afternoon.
The Fnltod states trial lufy
sa.tefi for 4 o'cjgeca an8 dtsnlasSeo. ~
IA sy4e erifginaI ca@es wefe disposed %
ssssnt chose continued from The iaSI
,se.,, in whi<h the defendants are he'
i, esg;eaq. There IS 0nt one case o1
th.. rsQtl calendar. the ssh Vicente g'ta
,-ssa This case was submitted 10 Jae8@
fsaeie on the defendants demurrer 81
,he o,asnt3Ng complaint. The case VIII
nn %as4ht be decided tomorrow morn
trg ana 10 to trial TOMORROW aiSs'
mra., Al ocloc 4 Judge paws vs.
se,,sanrs lose Juan. found guilty oi
v,n,,reling. Jesus Miranda. Stevens AZ.
ys,eg Ayeltnoe. Angel Nalenzueia ana
ynsauag found guilty Of selling II
n,,or ia an Indian This will cone'nde
the April term Of the onstea '''"ssFs
court,