Show UNS UND R LOC AND Y YNo No UNo Sail Bail Says judge D Dunne and nd th the Convicted Man Must Must- Hear the Grate GrateS S of Heavy vy Iron r l Doors Doors I SA SAN FRAN FRN FRANCISCO ISCO J June una 15 No No bail for Eugene E. E the convi convicted con convi vi fed Mayor o of San Francisco was as the ruling g m made de' de this morning by Judge Frank Prank II H. Dunne Duane in ih the application mad madi by the Mayors Mayor's couns counsel l that he have hi his liberty under bond pending sentence which the court will court will pronounce June 27 Judge Dunne Duane adopted a as as' his isis own th thi stand of the prosecution that in tho the eyes of the Jaw aw thE tho M Mayor is no diff different differ differ- rent r- r ent eat from any other person on whom a jury has set the brand of felony Former ormer Judge J. J C. C Campbell the Mayors Mayor's chief counsel sel made a formal motion fo for the admittance of his client to bail baill and in support thereof read tead an affidavit in which the Mayor says that that- by reason of having been compelled to tb give almost his whole time tima and anti attention attention atten atten- tion to his tri trial l for t the e. e past four foul weeks p business busin ss requiring his attention has ha as been delayed and there is how bow a large amount t of it pending amI un de- de d and requiring his his' immediate S attention District Attorney in inn ina a brief speech opposing th the motion He said that Eug Eugene ne E E. convicted con con- of f a felony appealed red before th the thC court not as the Mayor of San Francisco Francisco Fran Fran- cisco but but- butas as an ordinary citizen and possessing no unusual or rights In a a. a counter affi affidavit avIt which he read he denied categorically the allegations all alle of the Mayor as as to public requirements re ye- ments of his Ws personal attention He quoted section 1600 of the penal code S A pris prisoner Mr comm committed to the county jail for trial or for examination or II upon conviction for fOl a public offense must be actually confined in th county th-county county jail until ho is is' legally discharged discharge and andi if he ho is permitted to go at t large out of th the jail except by virtue of a legal order or or- der or process it is isan an an escape In announcing his d decision Judge Dunne said It has been peen the invariable custom S of this court to order defendants order defendants in the he custody of the Sheriff after the convie- convie tion by a jury It ItS s quite true that the defendant S app appears ars here the Mayor of San Francisco b but birt t precisely pre pre- as any other convicted person No discretion in the disposition of his person person person per per- son rests with the tho law and certainly none rests with this court The motion is deni denied d. d Mayor sat quietly and without without without with with- out the betrayal of emotion during these proceedings n s. s The The ruling of the court condemning him to to- toa a life under lock tack and key pending sentence failed to disturb the tho mask like composure o of his face Apparently he hG has pulled himself together since yesterday morning and the marvelous nerve th that t has distinguished distin his bearing throughout the trial is again jain uppermost and in in control despite despite despite de de- I spite the experience of two nights spent I under jU guard rd in in the county jail au |