Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-28


 brought into court accompanied by his attorney.
 When asked by the court whether or not he had anything 10 say. or le- gal cause to show why sentence should not be pronounced, Haverty said the only thing he wanted to say is that the killing of Dick, his brother, was not a frame-up. The court replied that evidently the jury did not be- lieve that to be the fact in returning the minimum verdict. In his opinion, Judge Lockwood told the prisoner, be did not believe either that he had framed up to kill Dick. but since the jury had found him guilty and the crime committed was of most seri- ous nature, he must stand the conse- Quences.
 When the court pronounced the sen tenoe Haverty was unmoved, although it was reported when he returned 10 hs cell in the county jail he broke down and wept. shortly aiterwarG Clay, his eldest son. who had testified at the trial, entered the jail with his dinner, his wife snding him all meals since his incarceration following the verdict
 Sheriff Hood announced he will be taken to Florence within the next feT days following settlement of some . business affairs regarding his ranch ip the Huachucas.
 Other prisoners were sentenced dur ing the morning as follows:
 Mat Griffin, negro, who pleaded guilty to issuing a worthless check. received a sentence of months in the county jail, the county attorney having recommended leniency since the accused had not succeeded in cashing the check. The court, how ever, admonished the prisoner on the gravity Of his crime and told him that it was possible under a nv state law that he could have received l4 years for his crime. Needless to say, Grif- fin was gratified al the courts leni ent sentence.
 ", ". Gunneo!s pleaded guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor anl on explanation to the court that he was cnIy carrying it for his own use, he was given a months jail sentence and fine of $25, although warned that carrying the liquor for his own use was no excuse.
 McInnis Ring, brought up yesterday from Douglas, charged with running q still, was allowed 10 go on 2-year suspended sentence on condition that he leave the state and was given 10 days in which to Iquidate his busi- ness Due to his being afflicted with tuberculosis and that he was opeating a small still for his own use, the off, cers recommended leniency on the ground that he leave the state. He is going to Mexico. he stated.
 W. Nemer, a resident of Douglas, was given a suspended sentence by the court, when he pleaded guilty .o having manufacture some home brew Being of German extraction Nemer, who is an old time resident of Doug las, had manufactured some beer fo- himself, and recommnded to the court by County Attorney Ross and Sheriff Hood as always having been a Iaw-abiding citizen, the court let him go with a suspended sentence of 2 years, with the admonition that if he ever felt like taking another drink of beer to go to Agua Prieta and get 1t. He promised all faithfully never again.
 Tony Ajax, found guilty yesterday bf a jury of transporting liquor, was given 14 months in the county jail and a fine of $25. The court told AIak he got months of this sentence for transporting and the other eight months for lying to the jury. Had he not tried to lie his way out of it and pleaded guilty like the rest of the prisoners arraigned, the court said. he could have expected some leniency. When he had put the coun- ty to the expense of trying him and lied to the jury. it was too much, the court declared. and Alak was given yH .oo<hs eo xhtuk ix ovar