The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-01-11
THE NEW SHERIFF
HAS HANDS FULL
Sheriff's House is Full Too,
With No Room for WO-
men Prisoners.
TWENTY SEVEN IN ALL
MOonshiners, Wife Beaters
Those Guilty of Theft and
Many Others.

sprung into instant popularity. He
has only held office eight days and
already has full house. The sheriff
and his assistants were busy this
morning trying to make room for new
| corners as guests are continuing to
arrive thick and fast.
| In order to make way for the new
housekeeping yesterday, the old straw
| ticks were ushered out and new mat
| tresss brought in. With the mattresses
It was necessary to bring several more
cots to provide for the overflow. The
undersheriff said that they were think
ing of putting the prisoners on day
and night shift in order to give them
all a chance to sleep in comfort.
"How do you like your new job,
sheriff ?" someone asked Sheriff Pabst
this morning.
81 don't know yet" he replied. "Come
| around couple of months later and
perhaps I'll know then"
Have Twenty-Seven Guests.
| There are chronic guests (not mere
week-enders) of every age and descrip-
tion at the county Jail. Some are Ii
fines, others are held for trial, and
some are for minor offenses. The pris-
oners number 81 all told.
Joe Marine and Andrew Nava, the
two "Mexicans" from Argentine Repub-
lie, who were fined $50 and costs or six
months on the charge of having stolen
property in possession, are in the coun-
ty jail, unable to pay the fine and
costs; the costs in each case amounted
! to $685. AS both were sentenced on
October 10th, they have still long
visit to make with Sheriff Pabst.
Tony. Paul is There.
Tony Paul, sentenced on December
goth to pay fine of $3.50 and costs
with the alternative of sixty days, took
the sixty days and is getting his three
meals day regular at the sheriff's' es-
tablishment. He was sentenced on con-
viction of possession of moonshine at
| 113 Rowland avenue, place run under
permit.
Kazimer Kowalski, sentenced Novem-
Der Goth to pay fine of $3.50 and costs
or sixty days, is keeping Tony Paul
company playing rhumme. Kowalski
got thirty days in Jail in addition to
the fine or sixty days, so that if he
doesn't pay, his term runs to ninety
days. He was sentenced November
goth, and has lots of time left.
Frank Stock, sentenced December
9th to pay a fine of $3.50 and costs or
forty days, is there too. So is John
Schmidt there on moonshine charge,
but he fires up for the sheriff. Paul
Mako, sentenced to pay fine of 500
! or six months for possession of still
last August, is serving the time.
RebeIlious Fathers There
Two young fathers, Oran Gotch and
Peter Fox, who. failed to meet the
judgment of the municipal court that
| they were to pay for their infant chill
dren, are both in Jail. Fox was or
dered to pay $344 and costs or total
of 1891 for the care of his small daugh-
ter, with provision of $12 month for
her future care until 16 years of age.
Fox did not pay or raise bonds to
assure payment.
Gotch was ordered to pay a similar
sum with provision of $15 month for
the care of his small child. He did not
| do so and is Fox's companion in jail.
Charles Milkent is serving thirty
days for theft of motor meter. So is
Louis Zura Albert Kupinski is serv-
ing sixty days for theft of ring and
SIC in cash.
Joe Zarsk is held for trial on the
charge of forgery. James Neenth is
held for trial on the charge of assault
ing his wife.
! Nels Madison is held on the charge
of criminal assault, failing to raise his
bonds of $4,000. He is the only one of
the alleged assaulting trio to be held
in Jail. Chester Kramer, his com
panion in jail quarters until Monday,
raised his lowered bonds of $4,000 on
Monday afternoon and took leave of
the county jail.
| Amanda Schubert, a woman inmate
of the Jail, who was ordered committed
to the women's, Industrial home at
Taycheeda for five years, skipped"
The judge allowed her to go home one
night before she was taken to the in
dustrial home and Amanda never came
back. Other prisoners are minors, held
pending the disposition of theft charg
| es The sheriff is keeping these bows