The herald., 1895-07-07
OVER THE LINE IN ARIZONA
Celebration of the Fourth Of
July
AN ATTEMPT AT MURDER
4 Quiet Fourth Ia Phoenix...All at
Prescott
Robert Triboiet Was Killed by Mexican
Soldiers-Lodge Officers Installed
at Phoenix
.esociated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire
PHOENIX, July "A dispatch from
Nogales says:
Information reached here this morning
which no longer leaves doubt of the
killing of Robert Tribolet by Mexican SOL
diers near Frontreras.
General Caneda of Hermosillo passed
through Nogales and informed the Mex
lean consul here OF the killing without
commenting upon the quick way Of deal
Ing with the supposed roboer.
The Mexican officers, since the late law
was passed regarding the robbing Of
stages ana strains. act as police officer,
Judge. jury and executioner.
lie Garrett, carpenter, was locked up
In the county iail last night on ch arge
Of an attempt to murder Deputy United
States Marshal Standard. That the muir
der was not actually committed is due to
the alertness OF the officer. for CARROTS
preparations were elaborate.
The motive was revenge. For some
time past Garrett has been quite attentive
TO an estimable young lady. the daughter
The lady's father knew very little of Gar
rett and was warned by Mr.. Standard to
break off the relation. This happened
day before yesterday. and Garrett was in
formed the same day that his attentions
were no longer desirable. That night he
Standard may usually be found. and in
Quired for him. He happened to be else
where at that time. Garrett inquired and
was told where the officer lived. He
called at Mr.. Standards house, and upon
making, threat co shoot him was dis
hvy SIo u H.p1 Gor <hnsn
made an attempt to get possession OF the
Off GERS six-shooter, which had been put
back in the belt.
That was where Garrett's real trouble
began. MI. Standard, who still held the
shotgun, struck MIN on the head with it
with so much force that the weapon was
broken in two at the breech. Garrett fe II
and lay for several minutes sonseless, and
~ soon as he recovered sufficiently to
walk he was taken to Jail, where charge
Of attempted murder was lodged against
him.
fore Justice Kincaid tomorrow. The
shells taken from the shotgun were filled
with buckshot. There was tag on the
gun showing that it had been procured
at Doris. Garrett said ct the store he
wanted the gun for half an hour to kill
Phoenix is very quiet for Fourth of
July day. Most of our citizens have gone
northward to attend the festivities in
Prescott. The only demonstration OF any
kind in this vicinity will be dance at
Days ranch tonight.
The installation OF officers OF Phoenix
Lodge No. s. A. O. U. W., took place last
night. The installation ceremonies were
followed by a banquet and addresses by
several of the Nom bers. There were pres
ent from Tempe lodge No. 10. M. W., ].
Hendrix financier. DR.. Brack; receiver.
To- D<kk
rock and 9th ers. Phoenix lodge is one
Of the most fourishing in the west, enjoy
ing a membership now of 1911. The new
officers are: P. NJ. W.. G. M. Frazier; M.
W.. Q. Wiley; foreman. George McFall;
9qverseer, W. s. Gillami RECORDER, !. D.
receiver. A. W. Lamm; guide. F. B.
Moss; inside watchmans ]. X. Burnett;
outside watchman. John Hewlett.
Mrs. W. II. Hatcher. living in theIWest
Capitol addition, is seriously ill.
Mr.. +. J. Peck returned yesterday from
a.month business trip to Los Angeles.
Mr.. +. J. O'Brien of the Republican.
left this morning for Prescott to particle
pate in the Fourth of July ;cereomnles
and to attend the annual session of the
Arizona Press association.
Superintendent Hamblin of the terri
the board Of control that the notice of
the removal of Steward Eugene Hackett
has been recalled.
The pumping plant furnished by L. D.
Copeland TO a colony of Dunkards at
Aqua Fria, has been put in running Or
der and is now supplying great amount
OF water to this Locality.
Territorial Auditor Leitch yesterday
made an arrangement for the care of the
capitol grounds until the next session of
the legislature. There was already due
about $500 for labor on the grounds. This
amount has been paid.
Mr.. G. b Jeffries, the fruit shipper
yesterday received a telegram from +. A
Thomas & Sons, Chicago, to whom he
recently sent car of grapes, saying that
The firm desired car daily.
Outbound passengers by the NJ. and P.
last night we're: Mrs. g.. Z. Bullard, for
Los Angeles; Misses Anita and Mlllani
Cox, for Los Angeles; James Henry and
A. Levy, for Los Angeles; J. P.Swesney,
for Cotton; Effie Van Burt and daughter,
Mrs. L. P. Brown, Mrs. ]. M. Morre and
Sam De Bow, for Tucson; Mrs. Frank
Baxter, for Sentinel.
Last night Assistant Marshal Briggs
found an old Mexican lying helpless in
the rosd in the southeastern part of town.
His name is Jose Maria Castillo. who
had been thrown out of wagon by a
runaway team. The officer picked him
up and helped him along the road until
they were met by friends OF the old man.
He was severely and possibly seriously
wounded.