El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-10
ALDERETE IS
INDICTED BY
GRANDJURI
District Clerk of FL Paso
County Appears in Court
and Makes Bond.
SAME CASE ARRESTED
FOR LAST THURSDAY

Isaac AIderete. clerk of the Bath and
41st district courts OF FL PasO county,
appeared in federal court TUESDAY
morning to answer to an Indictment
charging him with q violation OF the
white slave law.
he was released on recognizance,
after judge James r. Harper, OF the
$4th district court, and BentgnO and
Frank Alderete stood responsible Tor
a bond OF $4,000 to guarantee his ap-
pcsrance before the court
Jessie Hoover, the principal witness
in the case, was also released after
BenignO and Frank Alderete stood re-
sponsible for 2 bond for her in the sum
of $1,000.
The indictment was returned by the
federal grand jury at 4;45 Monday art
ernOOn, but Alderete was not arrested
Instead. a copy Of the Indictment was
delivered TO his attorney Tom Lea, ana
Alderete, who was already under $4,000
bond on the charge, appeared IN court
tt esday morning No plea viii De en-
tered until he is formally arraigned FOR
Last Thursday Alderete was arrested
on a complaint filed by l. p. Ross be
fore United States commissioner Geo
Z. Oliver charging him with violation
of the white slave act His trial was
set for Monday and he was released on
$4,000 bond furnished by his father ana
brother, while Jessie Hoover, the wit
ness, was released on $4,000 bond, with
the same parties as sureties-
Monday morning, United States dis
trict attorney c. A BOyntOn had the
preliminary hearing postponed until
after the adjournment Of the grand
jury. Then the indictment was re-
1t charges that Alderete furnished a
ticket for Jessie Hoover, alias Jessie
ponOval alias Jessie Earring, to come
from Denver, Colo, to FL PasO Texas,
for immoral purposes, on August IL
The Hoover woman denies that Al
derete furnished the ticket ana says she
paid her own fare. Alderete likewise
denies that he furnished the LlcAeI
or had anything to do with il.
For a short time Jessie Hoover says
she was employed by Alderete to DO
typeWriting work in his office she mas
lived at 1929 Texas street
Gibbons, Of TOyah, Indicted.
Other indictments returned by the
grand jury prior to its adlournne1 NJ
Monday afternoon charge Thomas T.
Gibbons OF TOyah. Tex, with maxim 8
false reports Of the First National bank
Of TOyah TO the controller OF the cur
rency. embezzl emeut and making raise
entries in the books of the institution
Carmen McElrarh is charged Win a
violation Of the white slave law by
purchasing tickets for the transpor ta-
ton OF Manuela Chavez, Aurora Aeraz
-. and Martina Alarcon from III Paso.
Tex. to Las Cruces n NJ, FOR the puf-
pose of prostitution and debauchery-
Frank Newton isrcharged with Flola-
ti0n of the white slave act by Drlnglng
Ada Davis from Tucumcart. n ~, 70
Fl PasO, Tex. for the same purpose on
the promise of marriage.
Walter II. Crane, alias Geo. r. Sileri
alias James Fl Harris Is charged with
! issuing to II. d. McGregor, city ticket
agent of the Ell PasO & Southwest tern
railroad, a forged discharge slip In the
name Of Geo r. Siler and alleged @
I have had the name Of Lieut. r. j. Her
man forged thereon
Joseph ILIeinman Sentenced.
Joseph Kleinman, merchant OF Gu
I dad Juarez. pleaded guilty in the fed
! eral court Monday afternoon TO q
! charge Of aiding in the smuggling OF
/ drawnWork and other merchandise from
/ Juarez to FL PasO and was sentenced tC
] serve four months In the county jail
/ This plea was entered at O'Clock
| Monday afternoon. Judge MaXey said
/ that he would suspend the sentence fOl
/ "A hours in order that Kleiuman might
{ &c TO Juarez and wind up his business
/ affairs.
D. B. Akin pleaded guilty to deposit
/ ing an obscene letter in the mail adj
! dressed to H ]. Gottlieb and was fined
/ Manuel Chavez. charged with Snug
/ Cling a horse, was found not guilty by
I jury.
Tom Harvey, a negro. was found
/ guilty Tuesday by the jury in the fed
] eral court on charge of forgery The
) complaint was made by the postal au
tEorities and Harvey is charged viii
/ forging the name of Thomas Harvey
I Q white man, to money order for 500
Mar Chew Case Continued
The case Of Mar Chew, charged viii
[ conspiracy TO smuggle Chinese, hal
I been continued by judge MaXey in thu
Z federal court until the next term O.
/ court. The motion for continuance wa
/ made by the defendant on account o.
/ the absence Of Vim. II. Burgess, wit
! ness in the case.
The case OF Thomas 3. Gibbons. thu
I TOvah. Texas, bank cashier, charged
[ with embezzlement. making false en-
/ tries and reports is on trial today.