The daily sentinel., 1905-11-03
MUST LEAVE TOWN
SAY OFFICIALS

VI prisoners that was arraign-
eu thls morning befor Jundge SVe-
new oil the police court, The ses-
SION opened shortly after nine m.
clock and was held i'm the rnurCn
room of the new city han
For some time two negro women,
. OF the most disreputabIe character
nave resided in the southeastern nor
lion OF town Their names are Emma
ana Minnie Gunther Some time AGO
Emma was ordered out of town bav-
ing been arrested for running dis
! orderly house. bun she refused
several complaints have been made
TO the officials and the uegresses We,e
] iold that unless they behaved them
aslles they would be forced to sell
/ iheir property and leave town.
Last night there was big dis
lui Dance al the negroes home and
Chief of Police Wallis accompanied
/ 10y Fire Chief Rogers Went down and
. made "a raid, Emma the biggest and
[ uslest Wench of the two. was bcastly
/ drunk and she and her sister We're
I engaged in fight with some men
VINO evidently had been spending The
evening with the women The officers
arrested these three and also arrested
] Charles Patterson, another negro who
I was found i'm the house. En- roufa TO
/ the city Jail Emma Gmther cursed
I the officers and everybody else she
/ eould think of using according to
I the testimony of Chief Wallis. the
| yilest and most abusive language he
ever heard fan from the lips of a be
I ing calling herself a woman. the in
sulttng remarks being heard by
number OF white women along the
street, One negress gave the officers
so much trouble while enroute to the
I jail that the man with whom they
! had been fighting succeeded i'm es-
Gaping.
This morning the two women de
/ MED that they were conducting dis
/ orderly house and plead not guilty
& TO all other charges against them.
Z The negresses were inclined to be
insulting i'm court, but Judge sweeney
quickly demonstrated that he would
tolerate no such action.
\ After hearing the evidence the
court fined the women SIS each and
/ with the costs added to the amount
] assessed against each was S23.S0.
[ The judge told them that they must
] leave town and leave at once and
/ agreed to suspend sentence il they
would dispose of their property and
leave Grand Junction before seven
O'Clock Monday night never to re
turn. He told them that more COM
plants had been made regarding their
place than any other place in town.
| They were undesirable characters and
7 MUST leave town at once. Their
/ pleadlngs were NOT needed as they
I had been warned repeatedly. The
women claim that they have about
$500 worth of furniture which they
viii sell at once.
Two such vicious women should
not be tolerated in any community
and the mayor and other officials are
determined TO keep the city clear of
such cattle,
In the case of Charlie Patterson
/ the Judge assessed a fine of 10 and
/ costs, amounting to $3.50 but sus-
| pension OF sentence for twelve hours
to give Patterson an opportunity to
20 to work or leave town.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Blunt
ing instructed Marshal Wallis to ar
rest Leslie CURE and A. l.. Gossat
/ TWO men who have been loahug
around town without visible means
| of support They We're among those
arraigned this morning, having spent
I the night i'm the city Jail CURE is
one of the four men who spent sever
al months in the county jail await
/ ing trial on the charge OF rObbtng the
I Windsor Cafe and who was acqutt-
ted. That he is q tough character
there is no doubt, his countenance
proves that Gossat has been in
town for some time doing nothing
The Judge assessed a fine of $40 each
against the men, the costs bringing
each fellows assessment up to $lN.-
so. The men could not pay ana
agreed to leave town by six o clock
tonight. After a sound lecture the
I Judge released them under this agree
ment.
Dan Donaldson. big Swede, who
y. is in the habit OF getting on regular
u sprees. was before the court. On pc
I ing asked by City Attorney Coles II
he was guilty or not guilty of being
drunk and disorderly he replied
han drunk by ] am not guilty. and
even his honor could not refrain from
laughing al this demonstration OF
iruoranCe of court terms on the part
of this son of Sweden. Donaldson
was i'm court on the same charge only
tbraa davs before Donaldson Is
snlendid stone mason and can always
command work AT high wages Wnen
sober but he will get drunk me
iudge told him he ought to be ashah-
ed OF himself and that unless ne eul
ami his sureeg he would soon have 10
al tbe CITY Jail The Swede was hned
$50 and costs but sentence was
suspended pending good behavior
In case OF any OF these defendants
fail TO comply with the orders OF
of the court they viii be promptly
re-arrested and forced to pay thelr
fines or put in Jail TO work OUT 'ne
fines and costs az hard labor ,..
Navor Bunting and the city ponce
are determined to keep the Io"n
free from men or women who nave
no visible means of support and are
constantly getting into trouble OF
causing some one else to get mo
froubie. The mayor has given orders t5
tbat any suspicious characters De
taken up and if they cannot give sal-
isfactory explanations to the couI'
be ordered TO leave town at one one
mere has been or will be no ces5a-
lion i'm the campaign of Keeping lne Il
fown as clear as possible o1 van ~
bonds and suspicious charac,eI,s.
which was lnaugurated some monihS
ago.
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