Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-01
WHEN BONDSMAN
|SN 7 B0NDSMAN
A PERPLEXING QUESTION -
FURNISHED SUPERIOR COURT
TO UNTANGLE.
A STORY With A PLOT
A Team of Horses, n Team of Mules,
and Some Other Things Help 10
Deepen the Puzzle.

Judge u. NJ, Marndale, who has
represented perhaps more defend
ants In criminal cases In Tulsa county
than any other attorney practicine
In the local courts, has again furnish
ed a perplexing question for the su-
perior court to answer The conun-
drum this time Is, when is a bonds
man not bondsman?" or "if a man
is good on u $1,000 bond, why is he
to be considered short for a bond for
lesser sum, without increasing or
decreasing his personal holdingsY'
The question arises in the unique
case of Thomas Howard, negro,
charged with purchasing a team Of
mules with Il worthless check, and
the story leading up to and surround
ing the filing Of an application for a
qualification of bondsmen in the
superior court Friday is substantially
as follows:
A short time ago Howard was ar
arrested on charge of stealing a
team of horses from a farmer named
Adams. He was placed I'm the county
jan ana Iater rel''Seu y" 'i'VVV
bona signed Dy George p me""'' d
WhlIe man
'Ile flo' Grows D''p'n; I
AFTER sa'HiHb MS reie"Se' i"o''''''
who is quite an active trader, pur-
chased from farmer known as
Ihree PIhse'eu i'"ppy jan
spIeHulu span VI Hl"Ies' we 'oi'Siuei
a'loh ha'ihs peeh F'''' l"oi'i'S uiu
not possess 'n"t "''o""l u ii'oi'eS
Wheh 'hr uea' was c'os'u' pue e"'e
IlapPy ms hote io' %1'' wv
pahhapl'' put payuple AZ p"nN up
un i'Ia'uI"S', anu 'ooM VIC i,u'os,
me lai'''er trleu 10 SeIl ''e no'e az
lulsd na"N anu l"''u' anu '"e''
went " i"o'i'"S u "''o 'il' i"ue
HulI4lieu'
IN the meantime lnoHlas hau
placeu lhe niu'es III 'he HNerS Darn
ol D. ~ MiileI' ana Wheh ne tfIeu
10 se' .he'h ou'' Mli'er Iei useu u re-
iease thenl' because OF 'he liusa'io1
between lhoihas ana t''e iarii'er over
'he rlsh.iu' o"hership vi the stoch'
'hic>er anu fct inichcr'
ine" h''o'neS ""rtihuaie, iepie
se"''hs ihoi'i"S' ioP,.Nii'eu '"o 'e''',
ol niules liol'i 'lc MINER paIn' anu
ni'ue " iep'e,i" 'o"u ioi '''V, W.
tne value u ule s'ooh' ihree
plnsereu IacA' uluer Vhe la"' was
e"N'leu " '"en'S -louf iiours III which
70 me ie-ueliNeiS' Vi ietehli'''
poiiu' ms was uoie ~ 'ne Ias'
houi, i"'o rihseieu 'ach PRIV
'u'eu 3S pohus''l'ii VI D Meaue' "ho
was o" "oiliaS Ilo""lu po"u ior
'I"oUV ~ 'le lio'se s'eaiihs ease'
anu o. n"i 'o"' "no ue'o'isS ~ u,o
9'''''e us !" "i'''" -'e''Ne Ho'"'
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s'l,.le a'sVun' .- as was ilowaiu D ooia
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~ So ms ''uioS anu w, Nv" ''iu az u'.'
~ 81 '''s,n "p' ~ - 1''e "
80 49, iios "'i '''',''re o''N V,.'''" INV
W W ''N'iiSon was o'i''. nv 'io OaSe ,o,.
-io"'i was ~, W '',n' D''0N 49, ,','
"o'e anu aO'"'iiS 'oa' W. n''
"V''oH u" the pait VI iioN''u' no"'
| ever uoeS Ho' sisA'iS a"S INNS io''
los" St"huPolh' anu ai'hous" h'
Is salu 10 nave ueshoSeu .'ie no.e uii
uer uehi"hus' the 'r"ns'o'ion oe'"eei
the negro ana the FARMER ior 'h'
team OF mules s'ahus Nuiiu. hoWar'
gave lhree FINGERED JACK the note
the latter accepts II ana gave iio"ar'
the mules IN return ana 1t Is tne con
I tehuoh Oh io"aru attorney ''at .h'
farmer knew Wha' ne was se'tlht
Wheh ne TOOK iioWarus ho'e' anu INA