to have a brother who was a General under Francisco Villa
/and who was: known as the "Tiger of Chihuahua,'" |
SACRAMENTO BEE, Sacramento, California, May 23, 1918.
Affirmed by Supreme Court with no brief filed and no oral |
argument made, Nothing on case. 175 PACIFIC 81
Crime on 1#2681918, Negrete, Mex,, sehving 25 years for
murder, walked up to Casteklano, from Ventura, serving
years for robbery, and without warning drove case knife
into heart, Men were just passing out prison on way to
prison farm when attack made. No words between them and
only explanation Negrete would make was that he was glad
he had killed, A year's credits had been taken from Ne-
grete some time previously when a knife found on him,
SACRAMENTO BEE, Sacramento, Calif,, 1-26-1918, Said he
killed because’ CG, objected to way he was doing work in
—_farden, _Cg-was-_foreman-of_garden-and—they—met—near-celLl —
block, C,. had reprimanded day before, BEE 1-29-1918
| to have a brother who was a General under Francisco Villa |
and who was known as the "Tiger of Chihuahua." |
SACRAMENTO BEE, Sacramento, California, May 23, 1918.
Affirmed by Supreme Court with no brief filed and no oral. |
argument made, Nothing on case. 175 PACIFIC 81
Crime on 126-1918, Negrete, Mcex., sekving 25 years for
murder, walked up to Casteklano, from Ventura, serving
years for robbery, and without warning drove case knife
into heart. Men were just passing out prison on way to
prison farm when attack made. No words between them and
only explanation Negrete would make was that he was glad
he had killed, A year's credits had been taken from Ne-
grete some time previously when a knife found on him,
SAORAMENTO BEE, Sacramento, Calif,, 1-26-1918, Said he
killed because C, objected to way he was doing work in
| garden, Cy -was-foreman-of-garden-and-they—met—near-cell —|
block, C, had reprimanded day before, BEE 1-29-1918
to have a brother who was a General under Francisco Villa
d who was known as the "Tiger of Chihuahua,"
SACRAMINTO BEE, Sacramento, California, May 23, 1918.
Affirmed by: Supreme Court with no brief filed and no oral
argument made, Nothing on case, 175 PACIFIC 81
Crime on 1-26-1918, Negrete, Mex, sehving 25 years for
murder, walked up to CasteRlano, from Ventura, serving ),
years for robbery, and without warning drove case knife
into heart. Men were just passing out prison on way to
prison farm when attack made, No words between them and
only explanation Negrete would make was that he was glad
he had killed. A year's credits had been taken from Ne-
grete sometime previously when a knife found on hin,
SACRAMENTO BEE, Sacramento, Calif,, 1-26-1918,
killed because 0, objected to way
garden, —_Cy-was—foreman-of garden and!
block, C, had reprimanded day before, BEE 1-29-1918
/NEGRETE, jose Cy. anne — LARG® CARD |
| Indicted as Jesse Negrete, 6l-fear-old,Mexican, hanged at
| Folsom Prison (Sacramento County) ise 1918.
| ™4thout a word of protest or a prayed, {Jose C, Negrete
went to his death on the gallows at Folsom Prison, paying
the penalty for the murder of M, Castellano, a fellow
convict. Negrete mumbled a few words in Spanish just be-
fore the trap was sprung, but what they were nobody was
able to decipher. At thirteen minutes and thirty-five
seoonds after Negrete dropped he was declared dead by
a physician. Negrete was sent to Folsom Prison for murder
from Los Angeles County and he soon became recognized as a
heartless, cold-blooded criminal at the prison, This was
shown Last January when Negrete, without provocation,
stepped from the line of convicts going into the prison
yard and sank the blade of a knife tla the beens
Castellano, The condemmed man was al ican and is sal
|
| NEGRETE, dose Ce LARGE CARD
| Indicted as Jesse Negrete, 61-year-old,Mexican, hanged at
Folsom Prison (Sacramento County) o OO st IOUS
"Without a word of protest or a prayd,fJose C, Negrete
went to his death on the gallows at Folsom Prison, paying
the penalty for the murder of M, Castellano, a fellow
convict. Negrete mumbled a few words in Spanish just be-
fore the trap was sprung, but what they were nobody was
able to decipher, At thirteen minutes and thirty-five
seoonds after Negrete dropped he was declared dead by
a physician. Negrete was sent to Folsom Prison for murder
from Los Angeles County and he soon became recognized as a
heartless, cold-blooded criminal at the prison, This was
shown last January when Negrete without provocation,
stepped fromthe line of convicts going PAL A) aes ‘
ard and sank the blade of a knife es the heart)
Nesballane, The condemned man was al qxican and is said
NEGRETE, Jose Cy A CARD
Indicted as Jesse Negrete, 61-year-old Mexican, hanged at
Folsom Prison (Sacramento County) o Me 2°, 1918.
"Without a word of protest or a pra se Cy Negrete
went to his death on the gallows at rae om Prison, pais
the penalty for the mrder of M, Castellano, a fel:
convict. Negrete mmbled a few words in Spanish j at be-
fore the trap was sprung, but what they were nobody was
able to decipher, At thirteen minutes and thirty-five
seoonds after Hee dropped he was declared dead by
a physician, Negrete was sent to Folsom Prison for murder
from Los Angeles County and he soon became recognized as a
heartless, cold-blooded criminal at the prison, This was
shown last January when LU without pppovorasien
vi ‘the prison
stepped from the Line of convic!
ea and sank the blade of a knife a9 ioe heart of
Hoehne. The condemned man was a{fxican and is said
