Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-19
YOUNG PHOENIX THUGS SORRY
 CAREER
Boy Stands Stohdly When Judge Fronounces Sen tence. Mother Dies As a Result of the Expose.

Result of the Expose.
 PHOENlN. March IS-"I have been surrounded by every luxury. and there is no reason why shouldn't have been good" said Harry MeIosh. the twenty Jwo-year-old boy whose re- markable story n connection with the Dunlap holdup has formed a topic of conversation here for just a week, az Judge R. C. stamford sentenced him yesterday Calmly and without a trace of Che terrible feeling that must have swept over him at Che sight or his dead mother few minutes before. Ne.osh faced his judge with the plea that he was guilty as charged and wanted Co be sentenced immediately. Between vayml his preliminary be- fore Justice of the Peace De Souza and pIoadne guilty before Judge Stanford the youthful -un-man had been taken to an undertaking parlor r, ere he viewed the remains or his mother dead as result of tlc shock Of .eawu- ol her boys msdeeds
 Eighteen months in San Quentin. and two terms u tbC California rc- form school ,ne first dauue from his fourteenth year made Nelosh am l old offender in the eyes of the Iaw . Assanalt with a deadly weapon was the charge lodged against him in su- peri1r court and e.ehJ-to ten years was che sentence. His complete con lession was predicted by Chief of Police Walter Bravner who handled the case
 Reckless. mpr9NIent losiu- dlr- play. EeIosh was exactly the sort of young fellow about town whose H@loaauass may lead to a life of crime. In -et..u- the few details resardir- his sentence. Judge Stanford asked for some additional facts County Attorney Prank Lyman supplied tham Briefly thev were these:
 Fe'osh entered the home Of Mrs N T. Dunlap last Monday afternoon after having run until he was sat- isled no one was home Mrs Dun lap. who was alone had refraued from answering the beiI on account of ..iaht nd,spost.on Finally she went downstairs and faced Nelosh in the living room He stuck a sawed of a2 u her face and threatened 10 "uop har one" if she made noise C0ura eeousIy she bmuad him. even threatening t1"poD him one with h.r Gat' # he didn't .earp When be was convinced be couldn't scare her. Nua.E made his escape Chief of Police BHwor and others. sum monad av phone quickly surrounded the uaIguborhood and Nelosh took refuge in the house Of Dr. Borah on North Third avenue.
 Here he 1uued his way assuming the role of real estate man. trying to interest Dr. and Mrs. Borah ir deal As ma pursuit died out. ae called au auto and went to town
 Three days later. pr rorah was courersiu at a ueishbor's house. where he learned Of an accurate des- criNtau of tine Dunlap hoIdup He at once notified the police of his adventure and later the same day accompanied Officer sFidmore Go the Adams hotel where theylocated Me- Josh.
 That evening the mother Of Me. Josh was conveyed Co the hospital desperately HL
 The mother died the next morning had kept the utmost secrecy concern- ing his name and connections.
 Meloah was positively identified by both the Borahs and by Mrs Dun lap. Although not proven it is thought he is the man who tried 10 hold up Loufs Baswitz three days before his adventure at the Dump home
 Melosh maintained his ueryy de- | weanor until the last Not once did ! he exhibit a hint of that inherent E weakness Of character that enabled \ Mrs Dunlap to bluu him week i ago yesterday While facing the ' judge his face was calm. and hif | voice strong and steady The only indication of emotion was his ql\- \ pressure of his hand 10 his face. as | menace to society The county at. ! toucg recommends severe sentence, ! The iud1ment Of this court is that ] you win serve from eight to ten 2 varrs iu fnn state uauffagffqry 20