Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-15
COURT GETS TO
JURY TRIALS
81 Cases Handled Tuesday;
Grand Jury Returns
III Indictments

The federal court got into. jury
cases here Wednesday on the third
day Of the session after having
cleared the docket of a large num-
Der Of immigration and liquor cases
Monday and Tuesday. Sixty-nine
sentences were melted out the first
day and 81 cases were handled
Tuesday.
On Monday Judge j. G. Hutche-
Eon, Jr., disposed OF 81 immigration
cases within two hours.
All that pleaded guilty to violation
OF the u. 9. immigration law were
fined the jail sentence they had al
ready served and were turned over
to the immigration authorities Tor
deportation.
Several penitentiary sentences
were handed out Tuesday in liquor
cases.
The grand jury has been grinding
out indictments as the court dis
posed Of the easier part OF the
docket. The inquisitorial body re-
turned 20 indictments Tuesday and
had added Il more to the lists by
noon. The indictments have not
been made public, pending several
arrests.
Although somewhat diminished,
the crowd Of spectators, court at
taches, witnesses, etc., continues
large.
The following cases were handled
Tuesday:
C.. Leroy Pace. unlawfully misap-
plying funds Of member bank CFirst
National Bank of Mercedes; pleads
guilty and suspended sentence Is
continued to December 1929.
Jose Gomez liquor charges; 30
days in jail.
Jose Guzman. liquor charges; con-
tinued.
Ignacio Rodriguez. Jesus Gomez
and Cruz Garcia, liquor charges;
Rodriguez given year and day suS-
pended sentence; others previously
disposed Of.
MIGUEL Flores, Juan O. Herman
der. liquor charges: Flores given
5000 fine and two years In Atlanta
penitentiary; Flores previously dis
posed of.
Guadalupe vasquez. liquor charges
continued.
Adolfo Anazaldua, liquor charges:
two months and 81 days IN jail n
turned over to immigration
ties FOR deportation.
Jose Aleman, liquor charges; 90
days in jail. .o
Frazma Cantu. liquor charges; 80
Save in uidalpo county jail and year
suspended sentence.
victor Fonseca and Ursulo Ar
rechiga. liquor charges; Arrechiga
so days in Hidalgo county jail; Fon-
SEGA dismissed.
Maria Flores. immigration; on
days in Jail and deportation.
Christiana Gonzales, alias Arora
Gonzales. immigration; 90 days IN
iail and deportation.
Ramon Lopez, liquor; 60 days In
Jail.
: VelasQuez, anlawfully enter
fnn alien woman for immoral pur-
pose: capias to December term; soOO
bond. -
Manuel Sanford. immigration; ID
DAYS in jail and deportation.
Carlos Raul Sosa. immigration;
Ia DAYS In Jail and deportation
Perfecto Rosas. immigration; ID
days In jail and deportation
Guadalupe Coy. immigration; 10
days and deportation.
Luis Rodriguez, immigration; is
days In Jail and deportation.
Ignacio Silvera, immigration; is
DAYS in Jail and deportation.
Domingo Rodriguez, immigration,
Is days in Jail and deportation.
Alfonso Melendez. immigration; is
DAYS in Jail and deportation.
Pedro Lopez. same above.
Hilario lie Desma. immigration;
capias to December term.
Arturo. Vincente. Carmen and Do
iores Pedroza and Florencio Mar
tinez. immigration; generally con-
tinued.
Isidra Pena. immigration; two
days in TAIL and d~eportation-
Edelmiro Escobedo. immigration;
continued.
Alexandra Gonzales. immigration:
8 DAYS in iail and deportation.
Andres Carranza. immigration: 90
DAYS and deportation.
Juan Mora. immigration; so days
End deDortaticn.
Anacleto Mora. immigration: %
davs end deportation.
GUADALUPE Camacho. immigra-
tom: IL DAYS and de~Dortation.
Nestor Ruiz. immigration: IL days