Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-27
SEVENTEEN WHO
WERE INDICTED
UNDER ARREST
twenty-five Bills Returned by
Grand Jury Which Found
No Bill in Thirteen Cases.
Report Brief,

The grand jury returned twenty
five indictments yesterday morning.
BY yesterday afternoon seventeen
men, who were indicted, had been
| placed under arrest Four were I'M
der bond and the rest were in the
county jail.
No bills were found in thirteen
cases, including that of Stanley Me-
| carly charged with clipping with Miss
/ Rita Temer McCarty was turned
over TO the city authorities on 4
charge of driving an automobile with
out license was pending against him
/ in the police court. He was fined 50.
| Miss Temer and Ralph Abounader
| took out license TO be married after
! McCarty was transferred to the city.
Those who were indicted are One
! elmo Chavez and Antonio Jose Cha
vez, charged with larceny of sheep:
! Max Goldburg charged with buying
and receiving stolen goods, and Per-
/ filio Savedra, charged with buying ana
receiving stolen goods. They are un-
der bond.
Ar1iaga Is Indicted.
Others who were indicted and who
are in the old Town jail are Jose
Sandoval, charged with burglary;
- IL JbHihuig bliAtAiiiAlH lHNiiNJ
under false pretensos; Jose Santos
Martinez. assault with intent TO killi
Angel Hernandez, assault with intent
to Kill; e. Murphy, forgery; Urbano
Sanchez Jose COntreras and Frank
Aires, robbery while armed and rob-
berry; Julian JuareZ. forgery; Dario
Garcia, larceny of neat cattle; Newton
Henley, assault with intent to hlli
Jose Ramirez, larceny of horses, and
Camilo Arriaga, murder.
The recommendation made by the
grand jury follow:
we find the court house and jail
in excellent condition, except as to
the things pointed out in the follow
ing recommendations
I'VE have found that the county
treasurer needs a cement floor for the
vault in his office and that the asses
sor's office is in need of new carpet,
the one now IN use being in very poor
condition. A safe is also needed In
the county treasurer's office. We are
also of the opinion that sidewalks
should be provided at least between
the front door of the court house and
the street
I'VE have found that the jail Is in !
need of a new range and that there /
the prisoners We believe that there |
ought to be space provided either by |
an addition to the jail or by some |
other means for the separate accom- !
modations Of the female prisoners. |
We have found two men in jail who /
seem to be proper subjects for the in
sane asylum, as upon inquiry 1t
seemed to the grand jury that they |
we're of unsound mind and IN the
crowded condition of the jail it seems !
to us that they could be better taken !
care of at the state institution. We !
also found two prisoners, a man and |
women, who seem to be in very poor |
health, and while they may receive !
proper medical attention at the jail,
sim the necessity Of having sick pris-
oners confined ought not to deprive |
them of fair opportunity to recover |
their health, and while we are OF the !
opinion that the jail is conducted In
as sanitary condition as possible, we
believe that the sick prisoners are AT
great disadvantage and better pro-
visions should be made for them.
"Respectfully submitted,
u. w. PRESTEL, Foreman.
The Sheehan case went tc the jury 4
last night