Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-25
1n Justice Court
United States of America

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 Louis J. Stanley.
 Before 8. K. Williams. U. $. Com missioner, comes R. K. Reynolds and swore that on or before the 22nd day of January, A. D., 1902, that L. J. Stsn- ley committed the following crime of smuggling to wit: That he did then and there, willfully, unlawfully and feloniously import and bring into the U. S., goods, wares and merchandise, to wit: Mescal to the amount of one gallon from the Republic of Mexico, knowing the same to have been man. ufactured in foreign country, with out paying duty required by the laws of the United States for the importa- ton thereof, with intent on part of said defendant, to defraud the govern ment of the United States of the legal impor. duty required by law for the importation of such goods, all of which is contrary to the form Sec. No. 3062, Revised Statutes. Held under $200 bonds but being unable to secure bonds was committed. He will appear before the grand jury at Tucson which meets in April.
 "Enni Van Ness, you must answer the charge of roaming the streets at . late and unseemly hour at night with out visible means of support. You are charged with sleeping under sidewalks. occupying the soft side of boards. giv' ing the high sign and touching the back doors for handouts. You are busted still you will not work. You sFS idle, disreputable, up against the real thing, and you rush headlong from every manner of employment, You possess the ability to work, ought to work, can get work, but won't work You are too unworthy to occupy a chamber iu our city jail; your presence is degrading to other guests and can not be tolerated. Therefore go, hit the trail, abscond, and never again ia vor this city with another call.'
 
 h the Territory against A. A. Skel ton, the defendant was arrested for gross and unmanly conduct. It wal proved that ''he struck, beat, bruised bufYeted, bumped and seriously afflict ed Mrs. R. A. Bass with many and disagreeable wounds, and all this con trary to the laws and statutes of oul Territory. "This being true," re marked the judge, Lit becomes me n impose fine agreeable to the condi ton which I will place at sl0."
 Well, the court is good fellow,- in a-in a."
 ''SiO for contempt of eourt," sai, Judge Williams, before the sentenc was finished.
 'sThe territory against Steven Berl will next be heard" said Judge Vii Hams yesterday when 6 descendant c the illustrious Edmund appeared.
 You have truly disgraced yourself Steven Berk, by wilfully, maliciousl and ridiculously disturbing the quiet peace and dreams of a number C sleepers in the Palace lodging house causing them to see spooks and snakes and to have divers nightmares, and t walk in their sleep and to utter strang and dire denunciations, like unto th mutteringsI in Midsummer Night Dream, accompanied with fearful fore bodings."
 Steven Berk was strangely silent.
 And because of this nightly escs pade, Steven Berk, many went int mysteries and covered their heads an hid behind pillows, and indeed som sought refuge beneath the beds, tn like of which has never before bee known in this court. Therefore, ths no other offense of like nature shaI be instigated at your cost, will caus you to gaze upon the cold features C the law. Twenty days or s20.