Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-29
GOULET TRIAL TO
BEGIN MONDAY
APRIL 9TH
Not Definitely Decided by
Counsel for the Defendant
Whether or Not Change Of
Venue Will Be Asked.

Provided counsel for the defense
does not ask for change OF venue
and the defendant does not change
his plea OF guilty 10 one az not guilty.
the case Of the state Of New Mexico
versus Theodore Gouiet. indicted for
the murder of Policeman Alex knapp.
viii go TO trial on Monday. April san.
The date for the beginning of the
trial has been agreed upon between
District Attorney IA. 4, vigil. Assist .
ant n. -. Jamison, for the state. and
Judge w. G. Heacock. who will be
chief counsel for the defense.
Following the report Of the grand
jury yesterday afternoon. all those
prisoners who had boon indicted BY
the grand jury and who were under
aregst. were arralgned before Judgs
Herbert r. Raynolds ana after the In
dictments had been read TO their,
were asked 20 plead Many pleaded
guilty 20 the charges against them.
Others declared they were not guiify
and In cases where they had not re-
tanned counsel or aid not hgve fees
To pay q lawyer the court named ar
attorney to defend them. Those who
pleaded guilty in nearly every ease
threw themselves on the mercy o.
the court After Theodore 0Oulct. ac-
cused OF staying Policeman Knapp.
and sam Lyle, accused g. killing Ira
Carr. has been erraigned and plead
cd, the lessor offenders were taken
up TO the bar.
Procillano Muniz pleaded guilty
and Dario Candelario pleaded not
guilty 70 larceny Jose Maria salazar
and Julian Barela, indicted on q
charge OF larceny from santa he mer-
chandise cars. pleaded not guilty and
attorneys were appointed 60 defend
them. No true bills had been found
By the grand jury In the cases against
Primitive and Miguel Barela, accused
of Implication IN the robbery Of the
Santa re cars, and they were released
from custody
Perfecto Luna and Eugenio Baca,
boys about Is years old, pleaded
guilty to stealing chatelalne purse
from Mrs. n. r. sherman. and also 10
entering the residence OF Lorenzo
Hubbell. on Ninth street and Copper
avenue. The BOYS asked the mercy
OF lhe court, saying they would never
steal anything again or get into ans
more trouble.
Charles l., Kelly. indicted on q
charge OF stealing three hams, foul
strips OF bacon. three boxes Of cand,
and other merchandise from Hugh
Trotter. a grocer. pleaded guilty e
having the goods IN his possession
He said he did not know how he hap
pened To have the goods Ia his pos
session when arrested. but admitted
he had them.
Rosendo Aragon. indicted on
charge Of carrying concealed weap
ons. said when arraigned that he has
been IN Jail already for five month";
and would plead guilty, asking th'
court 10 be lenlent IN passing sen
tence.
william Ensor. evidently far gon'
! with tuberculosis, WIS arraigned OF
two indictments, one charging that ~
assaulted George r. Thomas. "a sant'
Fe special officer. and that he burg
Iarizcd the residences OF II. Il. Wei
Ter. Eneor walked go the court rail
ing slowly, md after hearing the In
dictmenta read said that he was quit.
of robblng the Weller house but tina
ne ala not assault Thomas Enso
said that he was sick and would plea'
guilty % both indictments provided
the court would be lenient
Frank McCahe admitted when az
raigned that he had stolen q saddl
from "Pie' Wilson, a butcher, ant
shat he had also stolen a set of har
ness from the William Farr company
To those who had pleaded guilty
expecting mercy from the cour'
judge Raynolds said that he woui
pass sentence on "a future day ana I
the meantime would give due consid
Grafton 20 Toe requests for lenieney.