Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-24
MANY PLEAS OF GUILTY
 IN SUPERIOR COURT
THURSDAY

by a number of defendants, the final chapter ID the history of the recent Dootlegging raid. and prosecution by County Attorney J. F. Ross was practically closed. and marked an era ot law enforcement in the State of ,rilona.
 Judge Lockwood. who Was quite Ill yesterday. while hardly able to be about. attended court. and finished up nith a big days work.
 The case of the State vs. Fred Guise, charged with highway robbery at Bisbee was on tor trial, but just | before trial the defendant entered . plea Of guilty to grand larceny and H as given a sentence by the court of not less than year nor more than 10. and was remanded to the Sherid.
 Following the disposition of the Guise case, Juan Rodriguez and Al fonso Hidalgo pleaded guilty to End. degree burglary and received sen- tences of not less than years each.
 Billie Patterson, known as the girl hobo." who was charged with kidnap- ping l3 year old girl from Douglas. taking her to Fl Paso. was the next ,y plead guilty and Judge Lockwood. alter administering Q sound lecture. and some fatherly advice, neted out d len years suspended sentenc, con d,,.Oned that the defendant would re uTn to her home at Glendale, Lalif.. ana for the next ten years be p nee iu! and good citizen. The "g.-l hobo thanked the court pr his advice and promised she would lead aJ uprigh- he henceforth. and she was Ie; ,ase O
 Following this case came the boot logging cases and the first to enter d plea of guilty was John Gregovich. who received 30 days and $500 on one case, and years suspended sen sence on a second charge.
 Alfonso Hernandez was next, and sentence was deferred in his case ~AI.I a later date.
 Barney Bono, who was tried last week, his case having resulted in 2 hung jury, entered s plea of guilty and day fo- sentence was set for Sept 70. and he was released on $500 bail
 Augustin Gonzales also pleaded guilty and he will be sentenced later.
 The case of the State vs. Wm. Speed was continued until the calling of the next criminal calendar.
 Following is the special venire which reported today:
 Henry Bohnfolk, J. W. Hampston. James L. Wilkins, B. R. Callison, P. C. Collins, of Lowell; J. N. Gaines. Reese Cornelius, of Tombstone; L. NJ Cook. Wilcox: John Some. Tombstone and R. E. Root of Wilcox.
 FRIDAY
 Today was another good day Tor | pleas of guilty in the Superior Court when five pleas of guilty to various charges were entered. and sentences imposed by the court.
 Tom Collins. the man who held up TWO men at Lowell Wednesday, shoot ing one man through the arm. and who was routed by a woman who struggled hand to hand with him for the possession of a gun, was the first 10 plead and received a sentence of not more than 10 nor less than l year in the state penitentiary. The de fendant stated that he could not re- member a thing regarding the hold-np and that he was drunk at the time. but the court, while not considering this as good excuse. handed out the minimum sentence, on account of the age of the man, and conditions sur- rounding his act.
 The palace of the pleas were or. charges of bootlegging, and Buck Ty Ter received 90 days and $25. Pat Dal- ton. 90 days and $25. Jose Rodriguez months and s25. while W. Carson, who has already served several months in jail. awaiting trial. was given a two years suspended sentence and a good lecture by the court on the matter of bootlegging. After the court had finished the defendant said that he had become so thoroughly