The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-02
A PLENTY
BUT NO CASH IN
POLICE COURT
Benches. Filled This Morning
With Plain and Fancy
Migrants and a Scattering
of Other Things.

Did sou over see such "a mess 81
trouble and so little money %" sighed
chief of Police McMmu this morn
ing, as Officer Pablo Luian solemnly
conducted back 90 ave. ten and tWen-
IS day sentences q varied assortment
Of PLAN aud fancy Migrants, plain
and inadorned drunks and unfurtu-
mates.
The police court benches faced
Judge Craig fun and running owe
ana the courts usual half hour was
somewhat extended as "a result.
John Saltina was there charged
with having made AN assault upon
.Tisja Giomi. iu front of "a North First
street saloon. Salvila said ne had
borrowed "a dollar from Giomi, who
was his friend. But. having achieved
the dollar, friendship ceased, and
when Giumi wanted his money back
Salvina became di-3grccable about a.,
However he paid back the dollar,
then. hc told the court. he Just
touched Giomi on the lips.
with your nst.' asked the court.
"No. with my hand said SalVinu.
We viii hne you ten dollars said
the court. 1t is not proper to go
about touching people on the lips
I with the hand
II. b. wharton. "a clean looking
YOUTH who was before the court Hast
week on a VaLraucy charge, and VINO
was released on his assurance To- do
better, received twenty days in jail
this morning when ne showed up for
I the second time. His former escape
| from jail, the officers ssy, made No
| Wharton "cockN.' and the night OFF,
GERS had difficulty getting along with
him. the issue apparently being
whether he OF the police were run
nlng the town. HIE plea Of ~cNtenuat-
ling circumstance this morninE failed
TO move the court
Vicente Lucero was hned ten dol
lars for being drunk, as was Jesus
Benavides and j. D. Fulton. Robert
Wag. II. q. Wag and g. Garcia were
given ten days each for vngraucy
Those fined had no funds and took
the alternative.
Pat Manning. with an impeachment
In his speech and 70 lame foot, told
the court that he was en- route from
Deming 10 Denver. lie said he got d
llt from Belcn 20 Albuquerque on
freight train. DO you work for q
living" asked the court,
"Y-y-y-y-s. your h-h-honor," sal,
Manning, "W-w-whcn 4 g-g-gct q
c-c-chunce.'
when was your last chance?'
asked Judge erals
,, "Aa-ahout t-t-tpu y-y-ycars ago
~s-ssir, said Manning.
~. ..m... "H iii aW. ..HHW
". q. Payne. Who Is runnlug m
Orphcum thcator ana who vas ar
rested last week Iur failing 90 pay IN.
license. was ip court this morning q
plead not guilty tu an intentional Yio
intion. He had paid his license sat
urday and told ths nal that be- wa
under the impression the owncrs d
, the theater had paid Il before tina
: lime. lie was I.-missed with IN
costs aud a |teu-dullar fine, the hn
, being suspended
4 few family disagreement d
which at least 900, Sadiy blackcd as
was la evidence made up b bal
'uncc OF the mornings business.
Callins Case GOs,s over.
The preliminary hearing ct Hug
]. collins. set .Hr 10 O'Clock thI
morning boa JudE' craigs court %
, "a charge of tmItzzlement wa- con
tinued for several days, at the if
stance OF District A%ttorney Wall tn
district attoruey iId not ask the coui
TO set "A definite date but % b. under
> stood Will ask tor "A hearing With
"A day on two.
Another Convict Escapes.
lose paras. 20 uunVict employed o
the state road work near "a Marcia
- made his get aEiy from the cam
o saturday nisht, %aegording to Informs
B. ton received srstcrday by he poiicl
/, Paras was under sentence for on
e year for ombelslemnt from socorf
q county. he Is % native OF Mexico an
. was seat TO tho prison on Decemb'
I, 1913,
d DinelIi Hearing Postponed.
Il Because OF the death Of Mrs. n. 4
a whiting. the preliminnrS hearing
a Lorenzo Dineli. held on a charge 4