The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
CAPT. A. A. SENA FINDS
MANY PLAYERS IN GOLD
ST AR;NONE AT SUNNYS|D|
Four Men Are Arrested and Big Crowd of Players
Found at Tables; Signal System to Warn
Of Officers Many Evidences of Gambling

As result Of The Evening Hcraid's
war on gambling and prostitution m
Oid Albuquerque. Capt. \. \, Scnu uf
the New Mexico mounted police. with
Mounted Policemen Ramon Madrid Of
Torrance county and Rafael i.ucero Of
San Miguel county. conducted r. raid
on the Sunnysidc Inn and Gold star
resorts shortly after midnight Satur-
day sheriff Rafael Garcia wns pres
ent at the Inn whcp the mounted po-
licemen entered. lie did not cooper
nte In the arrests .
Antonio Gnbaldou. Fred Baroln. W.
l.. johnson and W Corker were ar
res'-' by the mounted policemen and
were cited 20 appear before just ce nf
lhe Peace Modesto ORTIZ ut 80 o'clock
this morning, The men furnished
bc1d Tor their appearance, Pedro Cha-
Vcz. one OF the proprietors Of the sun
nyAide resort furnishing the bonds.
The urrcsts were made az the Gold
star which is operated by Ai'"rto Gar
cin. and ~ across the. street from the
Sunnvside.
Appear In Court.
Gabaldou and BArcln appcn red be-
fore the Old Town Justice this morning
and pleaded guilty to charge Of
gambling. Gubaldon WAS fined $50.
hut ORTIZ suspended the line during
good behavior. Barela was nnei Sih
and costs and paid the fne. Jvsiice Of
the court session that ne considcrc
the fines adequate In View OF the fact
that the men pleaded guilty.
johnson and Corkor did not appear
this morning. The two names given
do not appear In the city directory
and &: has been suggested thnt ii'-
utious names were given.
As soon as the men were released
johnson and Corkcr returned 20 Al
huquerque Captain Scnn and his
men followed them 10 room bon 4
downtown office building rented to
railroad man and In which several
hrcmcn sleep when m town. II ls be.
ucvcd the men are uulrord men
When Captain Sena reached the room
he knocked ana was admitted after
he had threatened To break down IN,
door. Tie found evidence that cards
had been played In the room. The
two men arrested In ola Town wer,
there with two companions. There
was no evidence To sust1 q a gtmhlinf
charge and no arrests were made.
Captain Fools ChnNcs.
Captain Senu ana his men came 9,
Albuquerque Saturday morning Pc
dro ChaVcs. % the Sunnyside. met th,
police captain on the street lie Wa
told that Captain Scna was going 81,
Torrance county. leaN ing ut 1913 SAT
urdRy night Chayos was nt the sta
ton u see captain Scna on. The ON
ffN went NNAN0 hNlf NlNNN W NNNH NNNN'
aud out another. lie then waited un
tll midnight and went 20 blt Alhu
querquc,
Captain scna lot sheriff Garcil
know Of his presence and his intention
to raid the Old Albuquerque rcsoril
in quest OF violations Of the gambling
law The officer says Shctiu Garri
said there was mo- gambling going on
Tho sheriff said this morning that ~
was misunderstood and that what h'
said WIS that II would he impossible
to secure any evidence of gnmhlinl
On which to secure an indictment.
Captain Seua was not discouraged
lie waited until after midnight an'
then entered tho SUNNY side with hi
men. The sunny side proprictors hu'
been Informed Of Tho captains pres
pnpc In town. The place was quot
"a ttnin Scna then went tu the Colt
star He found - or 20 men plnA
ing cards Tho game, hc thought. WI
faro hank. although II wns lusiunll
interrupted aud the puraphsrnali
swept on the table when he cntcre'
the room. A crap game also was run
ming Scna aud his men arrested q
many of the PLAYERS rs the
could before tho room was cmptlrf
No arrests Of the propricturs of III
place were made Hs no evidence coul
be secured that the house "as rcccN
ing "a percentage from the games
How Law L. ENndci.
II was learned that tho custom j