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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
fH M 1e,-H. r. No. 1918. \

CHAPTER 18Th. +. No. 1913.
AN ACT to amend Section o. Chapter 2sA
'-sf,>nersi Laws 1909, entitled IAN Act 70
authorise any city - this Stats now or here-
S sSter hayinr q reputation q over fifty thou.
sand 6O, OO8 inhabitants to issue and sell
its bonds for the purpose OF making fetund-
ments on 0ver-eesessments heretofore made
for local improvements. 81 IN acceptance
with Section tn, Chapter % OF the Revived
4 Laws OF Ninnesota for 1906. prescEtbtn that
said bonds shall not ee sola at !. leg than
Be II enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota: ss.5tES
Section ji i. SThat Section Two IN Chapter
rwo Hundred Eighty-four t2a4) OF the General
Laws 81 the state sof Minnesota for the year
1909 be and the same 80 hereby amended to
Section Z, ,Ths bonds authorized by Sec.
ton j soE this act may IL issued and sold BY
any such city not Withstanding any Limitation
In the charter Of Snch city or lii any
upon the bonded Indebtedness Of such city Sut
the full faith and credit OF any such city shalt
at all times b pledGed for the payment Of Sthe
bonds issued under this act and for the ql1e
rent intersst thereon and the city council Sor
common Council q such city shall ench year
Client amount 10; pravfde for the payment. af
such infsreat and for the accumulate al 3
sintsigg fund fer5 the redemption sof such bonds
3 No bonds shsil b Issued 81 any sach citx
for the purpose hereinabove ulenkl oned Is nun
for longer term than thirty years oy beat1is9
q higher rate sof interest chan 4 per cent, payT
able aemi- annually. but the 9place OF payment
% the principal and interest thereof ana tie
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
s CHAPTER 1sos i. No. SIS.

Cf1AEslGfS 1SV---S. ps NO. % 0s4.
AN ACT to amend section 1857 ot the Re-
vissd Laws Of Minnesota for 1901, relating
to pfopeedings u divorce. I z55:8
Be 1t enacted by the LeGtlIaturp of the State
Section i. That Section s1s7. Revised Law,
hereby amended 50 % TO Sread a. follow;
[ Sec. 35s7. yvhenevess 9 divorce y 9rAate
cause, except adnltery scomna itteds ~ thsawite.
81 from bed and boa I'd. or the husband Il
1narriaFs = ad1udsed nun, the wife shall he
entitled TO- the trnnediats posses.ion ofs all
obtained byfa husband any real ~ personal
property IS which Che prosursg nt,e through
nay, 80 decreed TO he and kbelong 90 the hus-
bend the Court he yt,as fssara, 5to the ah!l.
lid Other circumstances of the ase. =
81 SEQ. 3. Thu proy!stons ct 81 this act shs!l
yHDly TO all proceedtn8A that are NOW pend
inE 10 well al thoae hers FER cpyninenced
g. Sec, 8. All acts ind ARTS saof, cts incon-
siatent5 herewith are hereby srepAaaAd s.
80 pproved APRIL ~ Id
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1866. F. No. 44e.

AN ACT to hx the compensation Of county
dspates employees and ao CLERK
hundred thousand Inhabitants and not over
three hundred thousand Inhabitants.
Be i enacted BY the Lesi'laturs OF the state
section !; That the compensation q county
less than two hundred Thousand inha6itant:
inhabitants is hereby hxed ct the SUM Of
Thirty Six Hundred Dollars per annum. which
q = NJ q
addition thereto the County Surveyor shall
Ii. actual IL s
performance Of 81. ssry ss .n.n .no,n,
the sum Of sixteen Hundred Dollars per
annum each. and each OF whom shall be re-
formed Tor such Compensation , e ieep AID
maintain team and pay his own travelling
xan :a Sspn te whs II
paid paid the sum sum q One Thousand Dollars pei
for each and every day while actually EN-:
R%S boars peT day ior each and
while actually employed. All OF the above
salaries and compennsation shan ns paid 1 in
treasury upon warrants OF the County Au-
ditor.
stste Or nationa census tie po p of
i SSaos q less than two hundred thousand u
number such county shall at once become sub
ject to the. provisions Of this act. and when
eyer 70 sIia hs
drsd thoussnd inhabltants. the proyisions d
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

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s,t a.. :. e g eonn.d II county jan 81
;ps sss ;sa.sass
ae., as .ans !: i .usa sony,ssisn ana ZEN ssn:
hers a,s' provided Bstors such
e apply g ne d,s. ay
RFonpe S,! pedrre %, Govt tws Titps:sss e
md e saII comrt .hs1i ~ ..tisSaS - snch
sood chsrsee IN order shall 20 issue. ~ 'Is
colrt therennon asid ras sar tinr ~ civi
rfh. ,ail tats effect ed e aa ia,l feree
convctsa - WAC .n Me conrt ~ ms rs
ute and sentenced t. V.,l q to pay i i ans
a. e.S' nav. smrh Tna Mscn cSmn,vinr rv;th ~
proyisions Of Section T.of iii sct. shall heve
ssii their ciNl fishts restored !. therein pro:
| 1pe'V .'o 1NSs' : -.
CHAPTER ,ss-s =. No. $50.
| AN ACT to enable any county which now
has Or may hereatter have population
habitants, to acquire. establish and main
aasnsnt ana caro- Il criminal 'r oa ss Ss
any city q tie hrst or second Class Vim in
| said county, and to adopt proper rules and
s ss:' for tn. psto'lns q such prison
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the
esa e.t apa r. o.a se2Fd It hi.
q r.. sna =. hay.
Squire and for and e.S.h .ne .n% man
tain thereon. q work or CORRECTION farm Tor
I'll Iii PSI e Convicted q nv Violation @ Of
sase Who could - st
up - such county. q, = :" .'s.,
That any such county may acquire the
land ster. and s.tabil.h .na maintain such
Linz in Go -operation with any city OF the
tFst Or second class locar.d in such county.
aease e..
and maintain such work Or correction farm arm
= ssc Thst uRen The decision e any such
BY thu council and the county board Of such
City. ana county to acauire til, land tor and
:s;a. :aa % fss sssh YORK
sxch city shaii appont % or e any
s. appointed by The chstrman 81 sa hd county III
e sSs!a ana 'Vo y 'n' '0Ga''' q any such
to aSau,re Tie m
sea such W.. work g., wtoat hs
Of tie county board Of said county shaii
appoint Z connmission consistins Of three Isl
Tie members of, Any commlssion appointed
under the terms Of sth.s Act shall be- Chosen
Nh One. oTd their annointment hefor. h NE
e the dee. o os the py the
Il located. II there h. three 81 morn iudres
81 INA eourt. otherwise by one Of '4 ssid
TSis co,nn,ssion .h.i, h. knovn =. II.
..Board Of Work Farm commissioners ): vhen
tsan.d. ~ snc coxn+y ainns "a sta ~
Known 81 tia ..1oint BOARD ~ ronntS ' and nj
CITY Work Farm commissioners. s"A's w han
ssld 1eIm ena % snnt ana
Tho lnsmbars Of said commission shall serve
T ~ S. 9 o. nnsnGSt penen1 ont
-, .ct,ai esnensas N connertion wtS th ~
aSs ~ ,s;.h 90 an.e. .hen a. sa
apnroyed by said Board. 1t'.'' - ntea @Aa
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
Il 8. CHAPTER 2O1-s. +. No. 1884.

= 3. - =
AN Act granting to the public for the pul5
4 pose 81 widenipg sibley street N :, the cits
q tha nast twenty-five feet Of the premises noy
oW,.ed 81 the State Of Minnesota and occua
-. the state creamery at Albert LesS
81 s..s.sisd BY the Legislature Of the stats
81 of Minnesota: III 3 - = 4 n
Section That the east tWentSt,vve iset eS
ard IA s. being the east twenty-five feet q I'D
prshisss heretofore and nov occupied ny IN
Sc Albert Lea, Is hereby dedicated ans
ssnnveSed 4 To- III public fo; the purpose 81
widening Smiley street IN said city 81 AlpeiS
Yess Minnesota, s. and "a ia east twenty req
n hereby made the west TWENTY-FIVE feet 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

II cHAPTMR 1878. F. No. bs3.
AN ACT to amend Subdivision u Of Section
2697 Of the Revised Laws Of Minnesota
for 1906, relating to the fees Of sherifrs.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
Section l. That Subdivision Fl Of Sec
ton 2e97 Of the Revised Laws Of Minnesota
for 1905 be ame1ded 10 az to read as follows:
'Sec. 27.-The fees allowed for the service
Of an execution, for advertising thereon, and
for nling certificate with the register Of
and In the ssme manner as the sum therein
directed to be. levied; but when there are
several executions in the sherifs hand. d,
advertising there shall be only one sdvertis-
ing fee charged. and the sheriff shall elect
{ This Section shall not relate to or affect
tho fees Of the sheriff Of any county having
1--WE thousand nor to any county where such
fees are now fixed by special law
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April s, 1913.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHATTER 100 . No @.

An ACT tot amend ssctiens IS Chapter ao4of
the- General Y.Aws;s Slsl 4
: An Act fixing the "a ma cOtnpensAtinn
ssnf Clerks 81 the District Court, the appoint
msns 81 deputy clef sttaeiF comp snsatlcn
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1875. F. No. ga.

e. CHAPTER lS8-S. r. NO. 654.
AN ACT to amend Section 1916, Revised Laws
NJ 1905, relating to Teachers Reports.
b It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minuesota: ~
1905. be and the same hereby is amended so
az to read as follows: .
Section 1348. Such teacher shall, within
the same time. make his report to the county
superintendent upon blanks furnished by the
names In full OF all pupils enrolled, with tho
number Of days attendance Of each, checking
with cross CQ the names Of all under five,
names 70 checked shall not be counted for APP
portionment. Within like time after the close
Ct each succeeding term. he shall make a f9r-
tional enroilmepts during such term, the num-
ber Of days that each pupil has attended In
such term, and such other matters as may be
called for IL the blanks. The superintendent
shall receipt for such reports: No order shall
30 issued fcr the payment Of the wages Of any
reports or In returning his register. In joint
districts q report shall DO made to the super
intendent OF each county. showing the county
in which each pupil resides. The teachers and
principals in other districts shall make such
Of the board, under like penalty.
Approved April g. 1913.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1915. 81 No. I'll.


AN ACT to amend Chapter l22, General Lava
1911, relating to the salary and duties pf thu
clerk Of the Juvenile division Of the district
court, IA counties having not les than two
hundred Thousand nor moro than two hun-
J. dred and seventy i've sthonsa09 tnhabitant4
Be itenacted by the legislature Of the State
Il section /. Tnat Chapter l2a, oenssA I,awa
Of the State Of Minnesota. Be amended 70 read
{ Section !. That in. oountie. having not lss.
than two hundred thousand nor more than l
two hundred and eaventy-0ve thousand IN
habitants. the Judge assigned 70 hear and try
cases under the Juvenile court act shall. des-
ignate q duly appointed daputy cisfk Of the
district court to act as clerk OF the Juvenile
division Of the district court, which deputy
~ shall be in addition to the deputy clerks
now provided by law 5.@ Y NJ -54SiS.S 49, &
Sec. 2. Said clerk Of the Juvenile division Of
the district court shall keep all books and
records thereof, issue summons and process. NJ.
tend TO correspondence In connection with said
eop1t, and In general perform such duties In
the Administrations Of said court. ~ the Judge
may direct. e
Sec; 3. IN. salary Of sueh clerk Of the
Juvenile division OF the district court In any
such county is hereby dxed at eighteen hum
dred (1sOO dollars per annum, payable out OF
the county treasury In equal monthly Install
ments Ss3fa 49, N III. u 80
sec.4 This act shall take snect and - in
force from and after its passage.
+ Approved April g. 1918.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER lp6 r. No. 4ss.


AN Act entitled ian Act 70 authorize Chair.
any county Of this State. now. or hereafter
having appropriations Of not less than 200, 900
and dot more than 276O0O Inhabitants, to
appoint and employ lake patrols, prescribing
their duties. liking their compensation and
providing for the payment thereof
Be 4 enacted BY the legislature Of tho State
Of Minnesota: s 3 sc - FSS,
. section !. The Chairman Of the Board OF
County Commissioners Of any county to which
tsa ~: pisasore subject to the approval OF
than two persons to police hnd patrol the lakes
and waters lying or being wholly or partly
within said counties. between the 18th day Of
October. and the LIST day OF June, following.
" Sec. 2: Il shall be the duty Of said persons
- EMPLOYED to. police and patrol under the d.
County Commissioners, said lakes and waters,
and the grounds. roads and property In the
vicinity thereof. Said persons so employed
shall keep and preserve the peace, and enforce
the laws Of this state in and about said places
Said persons shall be peace officers.
sSet.a ~. Said persons SO appointed shall be
paid monthly upon the certificate Of said
sionerp, % other county officers are now paid.
s1ch salary or salaries as shall be. by resolu-
ton nxed by the Board OF County Commission
ers not exceeding sixty dollars per month";
Said salaries shall be paid from the County
Treasury of said Counties.
Sec. =. This act shall apply to all counties
Of this State, now or hereafter having q pop
ulatlon Of not less than 900 and not more
than 20, 600 Inhabitants.
. sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 6. 1913. -N
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

AN ACT to Amend Section One Of Chapter
83A of The General Laws tor 1911. relating
e ! salary and clerk hre r. probet: !uds: ..
OF Minnesota: r5se #
Section l. That Section ono Of Chapter
& eas 20 !. e ~
IN which the compensation Of Judges Of pro-
Ssis .hsii reessv. ~ Il fS
s. based on the then last preceding completed
last preceding assessed valuation Of real and
personal property, as fixed by the Minnesota
state tax ss 9aG Il. n
Is six Thousand and less than nine thousand.
e S doss o e0 Every sns N en
sessed valuation not to exceed two hundred
dollars; II the Population is nine thousand
and nifty dollars, and in addition thereto NIFTY
dollars for every one million assessed Yaia.
aG tha not to emceea
fifty dollars. and in addition thereto fifty
valuation not to exceed four hundred dollars;
IL the population is seventeen thousand and
less than twenty-five THOUSAND, thirteen hn hs
lars for every one million dollars assessed
valuation not to exceed i've hundred dollars;
tho population II twenty-five thousend ana
afty dollars for every one million dollars AZ.
sessed valuation not to exceed six hundred
ty-eisbt thousand and less than tnirty-six
thousand, sixteen hundred dollars, and In adj
dition thereto ffty dollars for every one mil,
lion dollars assessed valuation not to exceed
eight hundred dollars II the population al, Il
thousand eighteen hundred dollars: and IN I'D,
dollars assessed valuation not t9 exceed C d one
Ave thousand and less than one hundred
thousand. twenty five hundred dollars; pro
vided that in counties whose. population. u
less than seven thousand the salary OF the
Judge Of probate shall not exceed eight hum
In addition to the foregoing salaries. >an-
nual compensation for clerk hire Tor pro-
bate judges shall be as follows: In all coun-
ties having q population Of less than twelve
thousand, the county board may allow clerk
hire at an amount not to exceed one fourth Of
the salary Of the probate Judge; II the popu-
latiol Is twelve thousand and less than
twenty-five thousand, three hundred dollars,
and such further sum az the county board
may allow, not to exceed nine hundred dol
lars; Ii the population Is twenty-five thou
sand and less than forty-hve thousand, Tour
hundred eighty dollars. and such further sum
az the county board may allow, not to exceed
twelve hundred dollars; II the population u
forty-fiv thousand and less than one hun
dred thousand, fourteen hundred dollars.
Approved April s. 1913.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
/ CHAPTER 18Th. r, No. 1se.

X E5t x CHAPTER l0l--H. -. No. 1SU. y "
AN ACT to authorize cities Of the drst class.
n not having home rule charter, to acquire
lands, and Cbnstruct, maintain and operate
docks. wharyes, leyees transfer tracks and
other transfer, terminal aud storage factli-
ties, along and adjacent to the Mississippi
River and other nayigable waters, and to
Issue and sell bondt to dstzAy the cost
b 1snsstsa ~ IL. Legislature d III. state
& Sees;5h n1 !: Any city d the amt GLASS, not
mFapjzed under Section So, Article I OF the
Constitution, In addition to any lands now
owped by 1t Tor any Of the purposes herein
after mentioned 10 herebyS authorized, acting
through its city council OK other governing
body, 10 acquire by Gift, purchAse, lease Of
condemnation any lands therein along, bor-
dsTinK 81 adjacent ia the mississippi River a.
any Havigahle water necessary or convenient
for, the purposes L Of public leyees, ~ docks,
whafves, terminals, transfer railroad tracks,
loading. unloading, transfer and storage 10.
Glitter ana Kindred uses related to nsviga-
Vuch Jeslds owned by At, for all such pur-
poses aud cons truct ma lntain and operate all
such works and facilities open to all upon
equal terms and for the reasonable use at
III persons, Arms and CORPORA lions. Proceed
ings IN. eminent domain shall 81 In putau-
ancs o. ChapteH a, REVISED Laws 1903 ana
acts annendatorH thereof and supplementary
theFeto. But tie estate taken shall ID m
absolute title IN B fes simple without any
dualiaeat lions whichever. unless g. Lesser estate
bs Axprsasly deslgnated ~ the Council. The
oity,% upon giving the notice required ~ Sec
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1865. F. 671.
m AA~4A1s4vNlA - A-A~

CHAPTER 1913. r. 671.
AN ACT to prohibit the bringing into or upon
the grounds Of the state prison Or state re-
.1c11AaAofy any opium, cocaine. morphine or
Other narcotic, or any intoxicating liquor,
Areaftns, weapons, Or explosive Of any kind,
Ing q penalty therefor.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section /. Any person who brings into tho
STATE Prfson. or the State Reformatory, Of
this 6tate, O within the grounds belonging
to any Suoh Institution, any opium. morphine.
cocaine, d otheE narcotic, or any intoxicating
liquor. Of any Kind whatever or any firearms,
Weapons Or explosives Of any kind, without tho
consent Of the Warden Of the State Prison or
the Superintendent Of tho State Reformatory.
respectively. shall be guilty Of q. felony and
upon ccnvict1on thereof shall be punished by
IN tho State Prison for a term
Of not len than one year nor moro than three
years
SEQ. q This act shall take effect and bs In
force from md after tn passage.
Appeoyod April 3. 1918.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
cHAprrn 1oo-a n M sa6

CITY councils OF ot1er governing podles OF
aries q librarians Of the public Libraries
Be it enacted b. the Legislature Of the State
stx 81. s. Stat. sh MN
q over M afty thosssaa IS
Of Public 1 Library ass q city
ana to fenx the same from time to time at
such mum % said City Council or other gov
Sec e. This act shall only; apply to cities
having a home-rule charter adopted pursuant
to section 90 Of Article Z Of the Constitution
y Sec. 8. This act shall take erect and DO
in force from and after Its passage.
Approved April 8. 1913.
CHAPTER zoos. F. No. $685. 80.
oners in the county jail. In counties hay
in6abitlnts and not more than 225 600 in
e.. ts tx ths pass for
Be i enacted BY the legislature Of the State
Section l. That whenever the sheriff Of
any county now Or hereafter having a popu-
iatton 81 not less than 10000 Inhabitants
piss fS 9ssaen 1ssn Of
shall, shall have " t the dnty
confined ii said jail, the board Of such pris-
loners, at price per meal or per DAY 70 %
azed BY said county board, the county to fur;
kitchen ana all necessary fuel
Sec. 2 That said county board at its
az the rate 81 board either by the I, day Or
Confined said county JAIL ana SAID Il rate rate
Continue &c for the remainder OF the year. un-s
less laid county board by unanimous vote
shall ahanRe the same. The compensation
f for bosrdins said prisoners. as nxed by the
county board shall include the necessary
washing 81 the clothing Of said prisoners I'eI
and it shall be the duty Of said Sheriff to
cause the clothing Of said prisoners to i.
properly washed az part ct his duties IN
pensation therefor except as included in said
board. .5ss.S g. III - !, :,
shail render to the county board q verified
and. tho number Of days he.Was boarded %, Or
case may and the bill of sale. said sheriff "a
ioyved 81 the county board at each monthlyt
meet sss arg osnel 'a'n' Sa A'.'t
Sec 3. This act shall take eject froT
ma aaa 1
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-09
VERDICT EoR THE PLAINTIFF

VEkDlCI EOk IhE PLAIN lff
Old Farmer Giles went to law with,
old Farmer Stiles to recover the value
of some sheep which, he alleged, had
been worried by the latter's dog. On
the other hand, old Farmer Stiles
contended that the dog wasn't his at
all, but belonged to old Farmer Giles.
Matters had got thus far when the
plaintiff was put into the witness-box,
and the following cross-examination
took place:
Counsel for the defense-You adj
NIT, then, thatyours and defendants
dogs were alike?
Plaintiff Certainly, does They
wur as alike as two peas were those
dawgs, !
CounselEYes, yes; but kindly tell
the court how>far away you were at
the time the defendants dog is alleg-
ed to have worried your sheep.
Plaintiff between one and two
hundred yards.
CounselEWhat! Do you really
meanrto say that you can swear it
was defendants dog who attacked
your sheep when you were between
one and two hundred yards away
from the scene at the time?
Plaintiff / cam
Counsel-Remarkable! Perhaps
you will be COON enough to tell the
jury why you were so positive the
dog was not yours.
Plaintiff Certainly, sir. Ye see, ma
dawg had been dead two days.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-09
JUROR. IN WEBB CASE oUSTED-
DEATH PENALTY ASKED

J.
Charles g. Haas, one of the jurors
chosen in the case Of Robert Webb,
the auto-bandit and slayer of De-
tective Peter Hart, was summarily
dismissed from the jury by Judge
Kersten today.
Rudolph Schejnost, 3001 South
Ayers avenue, was chosen in his
place, and the trial begun with As
sistant States Attorney John T.
Jennings demand for the death pen
atty for Webb.
Haas, despite instructions from
Judge Kersten to the contrary, had
insisted on talking with other jurors
about Webb. This morning Webb's
attorney, Francis D. iBorrell, demand
ed his dismissal
Judge Kersten called Haas into his
chambers, and after a few minutes
conversation with him, ordered his
dismissal
Haas is chief examiner for the
Northwestern railroad.
Mary Webb, the seventeen,year-
old sister of the auto-bandit, intends
to enter a convent as soon as the fate
of her brother is decided
The young girl, who loves her
brother deeply and has felt his shame |
keenly, feels that in no other way
than by taking the veil can she atone |
for his sins.
Fleming's opening address to the
jury, in which he demanded the death
penalty, was bitter in the extreme. |
1t contrasted curiously with the
states attorneys Office to let Webb
off with a 25-year sentence so long
as Webb was a good dog"
The first witness put on the stand
was Mike Cassella, owner Of the
auto-bandit love fiat. Cassella
strengthened Webb's plea that he did