Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
GENERAL ROUNDUP
Of MIGRANTS IN
POLICE COURT
Series Of Hotel Robbsries in
Las Vegas Causes Special
Activity on Part of the
Police.

Recent hotel robheries IN las We
gas. OF which there have been sew
eral during the past few days, caused
Chief of Police McMiiiln to order a
general round up Of Migrants and sus-
picious characters last night and the
result was that the benches were fun
when Judge Craig called the police
court morning class today. The drag
net brought In nothing Of importance.
however, the court assessing fines Of
$40 or ten days against eight men,
several 81 them mere boys. and glv-
Ing an suspended sentence OF one day
thus affording an opportunity 10 go
90 work or leave town.
An unfortunate rancher from across
the river who has been going the
whiskey route for several weeks. FIN
ally wound up In court this morning
the officer taking his case under adj
vlsement. with the feeling that the
man IS more in need 81 medical treat
ment than jail sentence.
william Groie. who said his home
WAS ln Michigan. evidently sick, was
allowed 10 go. as was Luis Ada, a IL
year-uld boy who said his home was
IN Argentina and who spoke not only
no English hut q spanish patois that
owen Policeman Pablo Luian could not
comprehend.
Roy Pennick. webb zunwalt
George Hoover and T. II. McSorkle
were told to 60 to work or get out 81
town.
Judge Faces Domestic Riot.
Judge craig wound up the morning
session by facing a Quartette Of angry
Mexican women who live on Tileras
avenue. one OF them being thu wife
of Gniiiermo Mata. The ladies
had mixed Il over the use OF "a Joint
woll on the promises and an four un-
dertook TO ten the court about a. at
the same time. Judge Craig finally
grabbed his hat. shook his fist NJ the
gosticuloting party and told them 90
get ont, assuring them that another
complaint from their section would re-
suit IN an overcrowding Of the female
section Of the county jail
Chief Handling China.
Being chief OF police Of Albuquer-
que ls moi always q sinocuYe. accord
iilN AN Nfif ANNfiAN NV NANtfAftf wv
holds down the fob.
you take Il from me" sighed the
chief this morning. that this life Is
80 bed of roses"
Look az that wagon" and the
chief pointed 90 a dray on which Of
pcer Lulan was carefully loading bar
rols covered with burlap. "Those
barrels" said the CHIEF. "aro fun az
dishes what don't know about
packing dishes would fill quite A.
brarv: but ] had 10 tend 10 that Job
Lady In trouble had to leave town
bad 10 leave her dishes Wanted the
dishes sends 90 the chief of police.
That's al They seem 10 think the
people who got 10 trouble. that there
o. nothing the police department can-
not do"
Horse Reported stolen.
Juan De Dioa Chaycs. who lives in
Rareins. reported TO the police this
morning that about midnight last
night a valuable stallion which ne
had left tlsd IN front of the Monte
yuma saloon on North Third street.
hRd been taken away and chavcs be-
lieyed Il had been stolen. The horse
had not been recovered today.
J. H. Hill who lives SIX miles south
81 tho city. came 90 town yesterday
lo report 20 Chicf McMillln the theft
az several blankets from hia home,
a man who had been staying around
the place disappeared at the same
time and ilili believes he took the
blankets with him
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