Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-27

Judge Craig Disposcs Of List
Of Petty Offenders and
Automobile speeders Are
Given Another Chance.

business IN police court was brisk
Shis morning and when Judee Craig
arrived on the scen no the spacious hall
of justice WIS., crowded WITH Witnesses
and spectators The cells Ia the cd
iacent city prison were likewise
crowded with these charged with in
fractions % the laws and oFdlnancos
The first 80 face the court were the
brothers spindier charged with as.
sault upon the person ~ George
Bentley. BENTLEY II milk wagon
driver ana, according % his STORY.
he was peacefully delivering the lac
teal fiuid In the Highlands when the
spindler boys stopped his wagon. tore
or his collar ana made several and
sundry other warlike demonstrations
The frightened driver rushed Into the
house ~ customer and phoned for
the police. he told the magistrate.
stand up" ordered the Judge TO
the culprlts. both Of yhom were smll-
ing.
Are you guilty or not guilty."
Not guilty. your honor" came
back In chorus
The brothers then told their story
They claimed that the complaining
witness had insuiied their father. an
aged man and gray. who WIS In
court. They were driving along and
met BENTLEY and one of them con
ceived the idea Of beating him np.
The other was to hold the horse while
the beating proceeded.
And YOU say you are not guilty."
remarked the Judge NJ the conclu-
sion OF the second brothers testi-
mony you merely stopped the man
FOR the purpose Of beating him up,
tore OF his collar and proceeded 90
take possession OF his wagon. Now
this looks pretty much like assault 60
me. and YOU are both fined SIC and
costs which you may work out on the
streets in the event you have not the
ready cash TO liauidate. II II be true
that Bentley insulted or abused your
father the courts are still open and
YOU could easily have sworn out "a
warrant and had him punished"
Next 20 face the bar was kinky-
headed negro chauffeur who gave his
name as Glenn q. Gilmore. elem was
charged with exceeding the speed
limit and Policeman Donahue. who
made the arrest. declared that the
black was certainly going some when
he was halted In the name Of the law.
The case was rather strong against
Glenn hut he pleaded 50 vigorously
and promised so fervently that he
would IN future observe every section
Of the traffic ordinance that the mag
lstrate allowed him to go with rep
rimand. III YOU ever come here
again ON the same charge Il liz Jail
90 a heavy fine for you," was the
judges parting warning.
Jane knight was charged With be-
ing drunk. She admitted " ana was
fined $40. Jane was caught saturday
night In wine room. The police
disapprove of the wine room habit
mad thus James predicament.
The cases OF Flora and Willie
Anaya and OF Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
IIadiey We're continued Flora and
Willie are charged with disturbing
the peace while Oscar and wife stand
accused OF inducing their children TO
fight with the Anaya children. The
case is neighborhood row which
had lts elimination In lively little
row at seventh and Tiieras late yes
tcrday afternoon.
Luis Gumbiner automobile sales
man, and local agent for the cele-
brated Studebaker car. was charged
with demonstrating the speed capa-
billties OF his machine without due
regard To the traffic ordinance. AZ
the request Of his attorney MIR. Gum
Diners case was continued.
Jose Griego, for stealing a horse,
was bound over TO the grand jury In
the sum OF Sb0O, Jose n also charged
with stealing a suit OF clothes from
Saul NJ. smith. a school teacher OF
Alameda. The prisoner, IL Is alleged
in the complaint. FIRST took the teach
ers' clothes which We're In suit
case. and then mounted Ed. Auge's
horse. He galloped on 50 fast that
the clothes were spilled by the road
side. hut not so fast but that the po-