Stuart v. State

LOCKWOOD, C.

— Thurlow G. Stuart, hereinafter called appellant, was convicted in the superior court of Navajo county on the charge of contributory delinquency, and on March 14, 1929, was before the court for sentence. The minutes of the trial court show that he was sentenced in the following language:

“No legal reason or excuse appearing it is the Judgment and sentence of the court that you Mat Stuart find that you T. G- Stuart each be punished by a fine of $400.00 each and that yon each be confined in the County jail at Holbrook for a term of three months, such sentence to date from the 9th…