El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-06


visitors in a weeH-sQmeriwe not
that many in a month But TuIey
can't help 10 IL his place is popular,
he tries 90 make 10 So
Court Has Membership List.
He explained 10 me. aside. that he
always tried hard to observe the law
and said that when judge Howe is
sued an Injunction against him. he
o1eEel II Ior p Cays-unUl he could
file an appeal bond. My book OF
members is now in the hands OF the
court he said Il have my state
and federal licenses TO sell LIQUORS.
but my membership book is where ]
can't get hold OF it,"
Tuley went willingly. with the Of
SUCK accompanied by his two bar
tenders, Joseph O'Brien and Ed
Stokes. and his two porters. Joe Sci
den and Charles t-SLIlT'r O'Ouin. and
soon they added their presence TO
that of the three score or more per-
spring others who had already been
taken 90 the county jail and Were
IlW-ng and swearing and waiting for
bonds
The task OF registering the men ar
rested lE the various raids. occupied
The attention Of a number OF deputies
until long after the midnight hour
ana even as late as 3 o'clock Sunday
morning. attorneys were showing up
with bonds 20 get their clients out
Most OF the prisoners who spent the
AIElL m Jail We're negroes who had
no friends OF couldn't get attorneys 20
come down and get them out Bonds
were each fixed M $3.50.
Eighteen Clubs RaIded.
a total OF IS clubs were raided dur
ing the evening and a total OF more
than IS people were taken to the
county JAIL but It. was finally agreed
TO mold many OF the employees as wit
nesses. so charges were not formally
placed against them all
The ratdine parties acted stimuli
Ianeously and under the following
n speclve leaders Police officer :.
H. Neater special deputy sheriff
Henry Blum, detective sergeant Carl
ton deputy sheriff y. p. Fitzpatrick,
deputy sheriff q. NJ. LitchGeld and
police captain w r. simpson.
The places visited We're Fifth and
south III Paso streets S2f South FL
faso. SOP West seventh. Central Mon
teZuma- Progressive. Aetna. Marshall
Jackson, Camel 200 South stanton.
ChanizaL Tenth and stanton. SIG
South stanton, sos South stanton. -lU
East Second and COS san Jaciuto.
Arrested Make Long List.
Those placed under arrest We're
H. g. Beultez, T. V Brake. sam Bram-
ono, Frank Brothers. ollie Brown.
crank Curry. Jose Duran. sam Elias.
jose Erasa, Alcardi1 Faliuiuo. Doc
tltzscrald. z. Garcia. Felix Come.
j.. y Gonzales Maria Gonzales. Nir-
Eiul4 Gonzales. ID. Harris. W. Hin. ~
jackson. Candelario Juarez. W. r.
Llrkin. F.. Lopez. J NcDermlI. D.
Meads. Pablo Medina. ApII0 AIarrUjo,
T. r. Middleton. /. ID. Nlman. Frank
MuuoZs MaXImo Niescas. Jose Munez.
James o'Brien. Jose OrueIas. Arcade
Falamiuo. T. I,ubio. Ramon EubiO. Je-
sus SdlCeio, F. Satello, r. Saunders.
J. Scott Joe seldom. 6. j. Stokes. Jose
SubIo. Joe sullivan. Bill Taylor
Toomsby Thacker. John Tuler. rs. L.
Iuley, Maria Nenagas. l. Wells. L.
Mldemau. J.. l. Wilson.
Cases In Justice Court
W lille yagraHcy charges were filed
before justice J- n. Deaver iu each
case. b IS probable that the acts
complained Of will not be held 20 COM
stltute Nagraucy and other charEes
may De filed in the county court.
Justice Deaver Monday heard evil
dence on the manner i'm which the
Clrculo de Amigos. a club at Second
ana san Jacinto. is conducted. and
doubt was expressed whether there
was a law violation. The court sus-