The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1913-11-07
No Jury Until January
Six Petitions in Juvenile Delinquency
Are Heard Before Judge Crum-
Five Children Declared County
charoes-Fred English, Charged
With Second Degree Assault Given
Suspended Sentence Of One Year.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week and quite few cases were
finally disposed of and few were
continued for the term. Informations
against men charged with felonies
were filed, six petitions in juvenile
delinquency were heard and five child
rem were brought in to be declared
dependent on the county, besides hear
ings of demurrers in number of civil
cases, etc.
Jake Suelly was indicted on two
counts, both of which allege abuse of
the daughters Of his wife by
former marriage. He was arraigned
on Tuesday and entered a
plea Of not guilty on Wednesday,
Judge Crum holding him under $4,000
bonds on each count until his trial
which will probably not be had until
in January as it is doubtful if jury
will be called before that time. AS
he was unable to furnish bail he was
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iff.
Jess Smith who has been held in the
county Jail in default of bail for the
past three weeks on charge of steal
ing COW was arraigned in district
court and on information filed by
County Attorney Jeffries was charged
with three separate offenses Of SINH
lar nature each offense constituting a
felony. He demanded an immediate
trial which was refused on the
grounds that no jury was in attend
ance at this session and his case was
continued for the term. His bail was
fixed at one thousand dollars and as
he was unable to give the same he
was left in the care of Reverend Mil
lard.
Fred English who was held to an
swer in district court on a charge of
second degree assault appeared and
changing his plea Of not guilty and
waving time for the passing of sen
tence was sentenced to the peniten
tiary for one year. The sentence was
suspended and the prisoner paroled
during good behavior and the bonds
men released.
The fourth man to be arraigned on q
felony charge was Ted Grahlman who
had been bound over to the district
court for carrying concealed weapons
within the corporate limits of Round
up. He entered a plea of guilty ant
was fined fifty dollars and costs O
prosecution which he paid and wendet
his way back to Lewistown where HI
holds job as civil engineer for tn,
Great Northern.
Six petitions in juvenile delinquenc.
came UP for hearing. The youngster
charged were, VIM. Russell, Norman
Day, Lewis Cast, Henry Krone, Jessi
Wilkinson and Edith Dean. All TIL
delinQuents were paroled and place
in custody of their parents with tn
exception of Jessie Wilkinson VIII
was found practically homeless an
was declared dependent and place
in the care and custody OF the prt
baton officer until her majority. TIL
cases against VIM. Russell and Henr
Krone were sufficiently serious t
warrant the judge in signing order
for their commitment to the Stat
Industrial School at Miles City bl
the execution of the orders is held
obeyance giving the boys chanc
to prove that they intend to do bette
In the future. All the officers in tow
were instructed to arrest Henry Kror
il he comes back to town from tt
homestead of his parents where !
was sent with instructions to atten
school. Norman Day was instructe
to attend school and the probation of
Ger was instructed to enforce the Q
der. VIM. Russell was instructed
keep of the streets at night und'
penalty of taking the Miles City tril