The Caucasian., 1909-10-28
ment, 20 days additional.

J. J. Strickland, 8 counts, tne OF SIoc
in one case or 80 days in jail, no road
sentence. Punishment in two cases sus-
pended provided he does not again vio-
late the law.
George Cowart, one case, fine of $Ioo
and 30 days on roads; in default of pay
rnent, 80 days additional.
Robert Hyams, negro porter, one
count, fine of $Ioo and 80 days on roads.
In default of payment, 80 days addi-
tional.
Ike Fouche, 4 counts, fine of $500 and
90 days on roads to date from incar-
ceration in Jail, IS days ago; in default
of payment 3 months additional.
Louis Bergman, Phoenix bar, counts
fine of $500 and months on roads; in
default of payment 8 months additional
Mike Lipsey, 3 counts, fine of 5000
and 4 months on roads; in default of
payment, d months additional
R. E. Royster, one count, fine of $Ioo
and 80 days on roads; in default of pay
1nent, 80 days additional.
George Robinson, negro porter, one
count, fine of $Ioo and 80 days on the
roads; in default of payment, 80 days
additional.
Tom GoIdin, 2 counts, fine of $500 and
80 days; in default of payment, 80 days
additional.
Billy Rains, negro porter, counts,
fine of $500 and 80 days on roads; in
default of payment, 80 days additional.
H. Lavigne, 2 counts, fine of $500 and
GO days on roads in default of payment
80 days additional.
Pete Gambrione, 4 counts, fine of $500
and Co days in jail; in default of pay,
ment, months additional.
N. K. Parish, 2 counts, fine of $500
or 80 days on roads; in default of pay
ment, 80 days additional.
Kellogg Hamilton, negro porter, one
count, fine of 500 and 80 days on roads;
in default of payment, 80 days addi-
tional
]. N. Nevett one count, fine of 500
and 80 days on roads; in default of pay
ment, 80 days additional.
C. w. Boatwright, counts, fine of
5000 and 90 days on roads; in default of
payment, 80 days additional.
George Switzerland, 8 counts, fine of
$500 and 3 months on roads; in default
of payment, 4 months additional.
Phil Kohlbruner, 8 counts, fine of 5000
and 90 days on roads in default of pay
ment, 3 months additional.
Victor Bessefti, 8 counts; fine of 5000
and TO days on roads in default of pay
ment, 3 months additional.
Sol Alexander, counts, fine of $500
and 20 days on roads; in default of pay
ment, months additional.
P. K. Jones, Manhattan saloon, 3
counts, fine of 5000 and 4 months on the
roads; in default of payment 4 months
additional.
There may have been surprise and
disappointment in the penalty inflicted.
| It NAV be conceded in all candor that
some of the offenders escaped lightly,
considering their repeated defiance OF
the law before being called before Judge
Bell, but he had to deal with the Of
tenders as they appeared before him.
Being man possessed of a tender
heart, he was more merciful than had
been anticipated. His leniency may be
appreciated by a number of offenders
who, hereafter, may engage in some
other pursuit, but the man who has for
lyears been deliberate, the man who has
an inborn contempt for all restraints OF
/ law and who views this interference
/ with his business as the taking away OF
his personal right and privilege, may
lhave to be convinced through the limit
Eof the law.
i There is a feature connected with tlii'
deliberate disregard of the law which
i is manifest to every conservative OBJ
server. he pIOIIlS dIIolllS NOM tii
sale of intoxicants, with the near-beel
license as a decoy, is so great that th'
|; risk of being caught may be assumed
The man once convicted or one who ha'
never been convicted, if inclined to en-
gage in the traffic, may operate throug!
! silent partner or an agent who ma.
be paid good salary and assured Of hi
, fine being paid if caught, and conpen
sated for any time he may be in jail o
on the public roads, By such pc.H;eel
inss the second and third offense woul
be defeated and the lighter penalt
would scarcely deter the offending.
Il Another feature of such offending liz
J in the fact that the arrests and th- cor
victions, except in rare instances hav
j devolved on private citizens who mu:
pay from their own pockets the e2
Ipenses connected with the employner
d of detectives. The me n,therefore wh
are encouraging covertly the violation
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