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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Court convened this morning @, g 30.
 The defendants Lee Wright, Ted Murray aud G-o Coryell were brought Eto court to answer so the indict. nsp;s found sgsinst them by the .fsnd jury yesterday sf,erno oon. They look the statutory time to plead and III enter c plea at 5 o'clock this sf- rnoon. A bench warrant w.s is
 ued for J V Moffets, who was in
 | ted for grand larceny.
 Alter the.e prison rs hai b .en re-. ".. ded the case of she Territory vs Wiley Morgan charged with the mur ier of John Duncan ct the Hot Springs ranch in shIs county, on Ssp- .ember 23rd, 1899. The case ws- ried during the D D,c. mber term of the cistric, court oI ths: year and the Jury br, ught Tn . verdict O. guilty and Morgan vas sentenced to serv. . term oi twenty yeArs in Yums. Al Ger serving . little oyer . year in the he vac released upon the .upr me court reversing the cision of the lower court and ordsriog . asW
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

HE gentleman from h. diana has incurred the last ing enmity of the people of New Mexico and Arizona by his prejudiced course in re- gard 10 statehood for these territories and his remarkable star chamber way of making his flying investigation as to the fitness of these commun- ities for self-government,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Joseph Escsig, one Of the pioneers of Cochise county, and we'll .nd fey. orsbiy fpown in this section died at Contention yeeter- day Of the dread disease con-um 3. sioo. Mir. Escsig was . proep.ron- csttlemsu and had many friends who are prined to hear of hi- demise The remains were brought ,o Tomb. stone and interment wili be had s, tho Tomb-tone cemetery tomorrow at 2 Q. m the funeral t-kiug place from the undertaking psrIors Of C. B. Ter. bell. The deceased pioneer lesves . siie and three children and the sym pstby of the community is extended Q the beresv cd ones in their loes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14
.ArIEMPTeD HOLD ,.eG
 UP AT BlSBEE
A Bisbeeite Who is Assaulted
 but Shows Fight
IS STABBED IN THE ARM

Parties coming over from Bisbee yesterday state that Robt Huschenson . well known miner, was stabbed ou Saturday night near the ice plant |, while on his way home. He was held up by two highwsymen for the pur- pose of robbery, but sh owed figh, and in ihs battle was stabbed in his arm which he threw up to ward of blow aimed ct his breast. He made hi, eecsps from the would be ,obbere
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

As bearing on the question of the army canteen in this country, it is interesting to learn that the British war office contemplates the pur- chase of a brewe y for the pur- pose of supplying beer to the army at the lowest possible cost
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Peter Johnson came over from Bi-.. bee this morning and will remain !or few days. Pete is suffering from sn attack of incur m ssism and is unable 70 get around without the use of . cane. Mir Johnson informs sbe PRosPEcToK that he Is soon 0 begin the erection of . large three story brick building sdjoiniog the fir houss in Bisbse,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

THE Holland submarine torpedo boat Adder su stained some very severe tests recent ", travelling fifteen miles under water without coming to the surface, and discharg- ing torpedoes with ease and accuracy. Naval officers are said to be entirely satisfied with her performance
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

The m mbers Of sh- K'.u,e- 1-ylo company let vest rdsy fer Bisbe' where they will remsio for Uni. s-et Their performances here were ssricsi fret class and were by far the be- troupe thss h-s been here for man years. The hous.s that greeted them were not e large ss they should hay. hesn, but ehouid they ever return here they will he met with crowded b ouss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Nat Hawke, city recorder of Tuc- son. and formerly of this city, came up from that oisy last evening and will remain fHr . few dsys on mining business, He will also visit hi. rant b in the Dragons before returning to the old Pueblo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

The B Troup Cavalry band arrived in Tombstone this p n and will give |. street cAncers on Allen street shi- evening and e grand dance will be had .. Miniag Exchange hall tonight. This wi'l be . musical treat for our citizens and sn enjoyable ime is in etors for the dancers tonight,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Jacob Pirrung of Bisbee, who bss lately cold . number Of mining elaine in that district, ws. in the city yes' terdsy. He expects to leave for an extended visit to tbe east within . week or 60.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Rev Otto Anderson pastor of the Co. .gregstional Church, left for Psss- ders, Cal, this morning, where he ee with Mrs Anderson for the bsne- i, of her health. He expects to:be pack before the end of the week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Wm Shsrkey, the loc al nspsRer o the Tombstoue Telephone exchsn Re left this morning for Clifton, where he will remain for several weeks doing cousiderabl. work 10 thst eco" 'ion for the Gil. Valley Teiepho @ company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

The Greene cattle company will ship l700 head of steess from Don Luis, near Bisbee. tomorrow, to C.lifornis. The shipment hss been delayed for several weeks On scoouat of tho rail. road company not being sbls to furn- ish cars.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14
APPLIES
 FOR BAIL BOND
Writ Issued to Fix Bond on
 U $ Charge
THE DA1E FOR HEARING

A writ of hsbes. corpus was order dered issued rom tn- cl.rk of the United s'sie. rour -t Tnceon on
 E Muiph, .n- Un.t q s .tes Mar shsl MoCord in behal oi Burt Alyord. The writ is made returnsble Thur. d.y st p m. when the matter will oe taken up. The writ is taken ont with he vIsw of bringing Alvord here that bail bond may be fixed
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

l. OKeefe the we'll known rsncher from Whitewss-r is in the city c. ss-se a-a trial juror n she dis.ric, court. Hs reports the cattle in his section s- being in fairy good shape for ,bis time of the yea, and Ibsr there Is sufficient feed Co carry them th hsoughe winter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Jas Hart, who ws. . resident O tombstone solie ten oe fifteen year. ago, returned here c lew days ago He expecIs to locaie here and v Il b. joined in a lew dsys-bv his brother Phil. who wac recently engaged ip the n ercantiIe bn. ine-- in Bsb.e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

H Sohmeiding and Jos SohwarI Of Bi- bee. vino were here as trial jurors, were excused this morning and re-. turned to their homes on the outgoing stsges.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Dan Walsh an old timer of Bisbee. vas in the oity yesterday and return. ed home this moroing. Dan is srect- ing seversl new residences as shat camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

s E Hazard and Frank Hereford, the well kuown lssyers O Tuc.on are Tn the city today 10 assist n the de- iense of Wiley Aorg.n, whose case is being tried snday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Mrs J N MoDonough of Globe is spending a few days in the city on Q visit to her many old friends and sc- quaintsnces.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Wm Morris has returned 10 bis home in 5 rbee where he will remain fJr -hort while but -xpects tO return here % tske some building contracts iu the near future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

TIE Albuquerque Citizen puts it thus:- md now brethern of the Methodist persuasion, the best thing we can do is to beat Beverid ge, and then put him upon pro- bation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

M Brown and wife, who have been here the guests of Mir and Mrs Sam Johnson for seversl days, have returned to their bones in Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

NEW Mexico and Arizona. have no intention of giving up the fight for statehood. If the bill is beaten by the pres ent senate, it will be carried into the next and the next till the victory is won
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

John Brockmsn, superintendent Of the Commonwealth Mining company st Pearce, came in from tLst place yesterday and sill remain for . few dave on business. He reports th- mills running steadily and turning ous the usual monthly amount oi bullion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

SEPTIMUs WINNER, compos
 of "The Mocking Bird" and other popular songs died recently in Philadelphia. MT Winner got S35 and fame, and his publishers got wealthy from The Mocking Bird"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Joe Bignon the we'll known Pesrce resident, was in town today to serve ss .rial juror, but wa, excused e nj wife is seriously i'll st his home in Pearce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Our citizens were favored with . IT ct concert this p n by the Ft Huscnuca band l. wss e tIest and the band received many harerins and deeerv"d enconium..
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

M Doyle. the Bisb.e constable came over this morning from that camp and will remain for . few days on business before the district court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Miss May Bstchelor, cashier vii the FAirbsnk Commercial company at F.irbank, came up to attend the dance last evening,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

M Doyle, rs,urped 10 Bisbee this morning after being called here to testify in the csse Of V MOffett |, which va. brought up before the grand jury yesterday just prior to their adjournment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Judge Barnes returned from Tue. son and will assist Deputy Atiorney Gibson in the prosecution of the Wiley Morgan case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

JM Coeby. one of ,be prominent merchants of Benson, is in the city being caught on the special venire of trial jury men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

ASBESTOS towels are among the curio.ities of the day. When dirty it is only nscess ary to throw them into a red hot fire, and after a few min utes draw them out fresh and clean.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Attorney J NJ O'Copnell left this morning for Biebee. but will return here in s few days to attend to further matters before the district court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Frank Coles, cashier of the Copper Qneen company store Is . Tombst1n ne yi,itor on cou:t business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

F B Moson of the Greene cattle company, was in the city today on . short business trip,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Dan Muddy, formerly of this city |. in town from Pearce serving ss . trial juror.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Jos Esoaig, . we'll known Uochise county resident. is reported seriously ill at Fairbank.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

W c Ferris, the Ben.on brick man is in the city for . few days being in attendance ss 6 juror.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Tucson held . municipal election iod.y at which tho ususl city officers were elected,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Ira Parker, the penman, lefs this morning 'or B .be- where he will re- main for a few d.y..
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Bob Irving, tie clothing drummer wss sn outgoing ps.s.nger this m oru. ing bound f Bi.bee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

F E Coles. returned to Bisbee this morninr after called here ss . witness before the grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

LocATfoHs mine by B K Riggs. 3 mines by H R Hitchins. ct sl. ? mines by W T Yeckley, ct al. 2 mines by NJ c Benton, st al. s mines by J E Curry, ct sl. 1 mine by Fred Colmso, ct sl. l mine by J " Lambert, es al. 2 mines by D Waughtal. mine by Cnss Wilkes. l mine by Chss Wilkes. ct sl. l mine by I B Stone. Ct sl.
 POWER oy ATTORNEY. JW Greene to Allen R English. Rinoon M'g Go to B O'Rsilly.
 PATENTS. (3) U. s. to Peter Johnson
 AGREEMENT. LC Shattuck, ct d and Rinoon M'G Go
 iB F Graham and Intern atio a al Undertaking Go.
 ORDER PROBATE COURT. Estate Marsaret-C Winders. ARTICLES OF INCARCERATION State Home < Ssvings Go. Michigan & Ari1ons Dev. Go Marquette < Arizona M'e Go Bodie Hill M'g Go. APPOINTMENT OF AGENT. Comanehe M'g < s Go to Chss Bowman
 WRIT OF ATTACHNEHT. Max Marks vs J P Camou
 BILL OF SALE. c P Scripture to H Goodin Ryan Brss Cattle Go to CJ Hys-. ham.
 Ryan d Neel to c ] Hysbam.
 cHATrEL MORTGAGES Mrs H T Fitch,to A Redewill < Son E E Layton so A RedewiIl & Sou. c L & II H Boumfslk ,o W Cowsn.
 BID. N Gibbons, r,ad ove seer
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Wm Zstk, the popular Benson barber. is in the city for few days on court business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

N E Furgeson, Of she Bisbee Drug Company came over from that city this morning and will remain for a few dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

From Tuesday,s Dailv.
 c 5 Ms.teson, Q! Ss David is in the city serving ss . trial juror.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14
 THE 1)J}f
 PROCEEDINGS The orist From the Mills of
 Justice inCo hise THE DAYS CALENDAR
The Proceedings of the Court as Had from Day
 to Day

Court convened ct .the usual tim .hi. moroing.
 The case of Territory vs Be,nave Nanjsrro sssault to murder. Eater. ei plea of not guilty, D J Cunning ham appointed to defend Ipri'oner. Case set for Monday, December IS.
 Territory vs ElArio Alvsres, assault to commit murder. J NJ O'Conneil appointed to defend fprisouer. Pie. ,i not guilty entered, case set for Wednesday, December IT.
 Territory vs El.rio Alveres. roh- bery. FW Goodbody appointed to tie end prisoner, plea of nos guilt J entered. Case s,s for Wednesday, December IT.
 Territory ys lose Garcia, r.ps. Geo H Ne.le appointed 70 defend pri oner Pea Of not guilty entered. Case eel or Saturday, December l3. as- -sult to murder, c T Clark appointed 10 defend prisoner. Case set fol Thur day, De 'ember II.
 Sha.tuck vs Edwsrd.. order.d dis. mi-sed on agreement, of psr:iee.
 Borders vs Cutler. dent, lore ,lu,ure lien. Case heard and judgment reu iered for pisiutifi. Nonce of sppeaI given.
 Mason vs Crouch, cJu,inued fo, 'erm.
 Murray vs Murray. ordered dis. missed by agreement of parties.
 Order issu,d for speci.' venire of 70 jLrym-n made returnable st J'clv,b.
 The following sre the members of the trisl jury who answered 10 their
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Frota Mondays Daily,
 The grand jury will complete their lsbors tonight and make their final report.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14
JOHN MONTZ,
NOTICE.

To whom it may concern: You are hereby notified that the under signed no longer holds himself responsible for supplies of any nature or work of any kind performed on the Copper King and Maid of Sunshine mines, situated in Turquois District, Cochise Co. Ari. zona. said mines now being under bord to John Taylor and Lee datnsy, and l will not be responsible for any debts con- tracted.thereon.
 Signed,
 WM. HoJMEs
 Tat Tombstone, June ,. Ioo7.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14
NU1 ICE

Anne eting oi she share holders of the First National Bank of To nbstone will be htld at the bankInr house on Tues day the I5;b day of January. I9o3, TOT the election of directors according to the provisions of Section 5t49 O: the Re- vised Statutes of the United States.
 T. R. BRANDT,
 O. shier. Tombstone. Dec. 1902.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14
cOUNIY RECORDERS
 RECENT WORK
lnstrument Filed During the
 Past Week
RELIABLE INFORMATION

LEASES. (4) Wm Kline to Mrs B Corners.
 R. E. MORTGAGES Jacob Lilley to Tom Brown. V H Igo to Angela de Harison. Albert Anderson to Bank of Douglas B Barnar to Bank of Douglas. G A Johnson to State Mutual Bid. 4 Loan Ass'p. E s Masters to Annie J Haven. oATH-APPoNTAEST OF DEPUTY. Seth Lesvenworth.
 DEED OF TRUST P B Lindslsy to risle Guar & rru., Go.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

CF Nichols returned to his home in Dough-, this morning after being here for several days ss . msmoer of tbe grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

The cases of the territory vs Lee Wright, Geo Coryesl and Ted Murray V, re c.lled and to the indictments the defendants entered . plea of uot guilty.
 The trial jurors not etgaged in the trial of the Morgan csse wer- eIcused until Thursdsy morning at 9 30.
 The case Of W D Clark vs R bin -on & Toohey-debt, ordered continued for the term.
 The Wiley Morgan case vss then taken up, the defense putting their witnesses op the stand. Considerable time was occupied in reading the transcribed testimony of Frank Mowry. James Mitchell and Chas Abel, who were not present to give their testimony, but who testified on tue fret trial of the case, and which After the n ,on recess the jury were instructed by Judge Das is, after which the argument was had. Attorney. Barnes and Gibson representing the territory, and the defendant by Messrs English, Hereford and Hsz. gard. The csee was submitted to the jury late this afternoon. The mem- bers ot the jury to which the ca.e hss
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14
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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Con Sullivan, of eisbee, in the ci,y fir few days CD bu.iness before the district court,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

,sai .s ne . that tune H. rssa b. been out on bail Tbs oase has been called fos the past three terms but was continued on Affiidsvits filed by he attorneys Of the defendant that material witnesses were absent and they could not fairly go to tri,I, An" other motion was made for . contin- usnoe on the same grounds, but was cot granted 6 it was not shown that tbese witnesses could ever be found or they have not been heard of since fret trial of the oase. The prosecu- tion put but thres witnesses on the s,and this morning and when the oorrs convened this afternoon the de-. feuse took up the case, which took all of the afternoon. The case will prob- ably not be concluded before noon tomorrow
 The following are the names of the special venire as returned by the sheriff yesterday:
 E J Jscklin UP Long
 E J Crouch Andrew Smedden J $ MonmOnier Jake Gish
 W Riley Chss Strong E Lain DJ Holden
 Pat English K B Cochran
 Burnett Peter Bute
 Wm Blackburn Wm kirlew Lee Dunn R B George John Summers Gus Monroe G NJ Cummings JP Hughes John Cook Alex Grsydon Chas Holdermsn Jss Kelly
 R H Sneed John Ssylor
 rho- Louien Waiter Coger
 NJ c Fisher E Murray
 Louie Lomb.rdi Thos Lynns
 Joe Stafford II Snedden
 E Nj Woodberry Cyrus f.rw-ll Chss Fredricks John McD Dnald Frank McCuilocb N B Stesart
 Jas Bggs E Will,m,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

CONGRESS thinks more of Indians than it does of the American people of New Mexico and Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-12-14

Cream Balm is paced into the nostrils, spreads over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is iu- mediate and a cure foowa Itis not drying-doss not produce sneezng. Large Size, 50 cents ss prs gists or by mail; Trial Size. 10 cents. ELY BROTHERS, 6s Warren Street, New York
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-08

Yesterday was rather a slow day in
The Tribune's Educational Contest, as
only three of the leaders scored, two
of them being from out of town and
one from Scranton. They are:
~. l.. Clark. ....................l ..lo
VIM. Fl. Sherwood. d.............
Chas. w. Dorsey.
One change resulted, William Sher-
wood taking fourth place away from
Oscar II. Kipp, who has held it for
some time. MIR. Sherwood is but fifty
two points away from third place,
which is a less numner than he has
made this week.
AS the contest draws to Il close every
contestant owes it to himself to put
forth his utmost eXertions to win as
high Il place in the list as possible.
because the higher placed Il contestant
is the wider range of choice he will
have in selecting a scholarship and can
choose one more fitted for his talents
and fitness than those away down, who
will have to take what their more fort
unate competitors leave.
1t is probable that some of those now
below thrty-thrd place will be on
hand with Il large number of points on
some one of the seventeen days before
the contest closes and will thus crowd
some of those who have loitered too
long near the foot of the list out of
all possible chance of obtaining Il
scholarship.
There was no change in the positions
Of the seven leading contestants who
are closest to winning the ST in gold
offered for the best work done before
; p. H. on Saturday of this week.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-08

led her to assist Myrtle. Adams for
whom they both labored and are now
suffering was one Of the witnesses
against them. They are charged with
being accessories to breaking prison.
The case against Myrtle Hill was
called first and when it was about half
tried she withdrew her plea of not
guilty and substituted one of guilty.
Nellie Williams case was Immediately
called and Myrtle Hill was one of the
witnesses called to testify against her.
The story of the escape as developed by
the witnesses is about as follows
Myrtle Hill and Adams had lived to-
gether for two years and when he was
sent to the county Jail she visited him
every Thursday. She made her home
in a house at $40 Oakford court where
she had a room. On Oct. ii she went
to Laubscher's saloon on Penn avenue
where she met Wesley Adams. a
brother of A. II. Adams, who gave her
a package to take to the Jail to his
brother. Her description of the pack
age indicated that it contained the saw
which Adams used in cutting the bars
of the Jail. Wesley Adams also gave
her clothes to furnish to his brother
as soon as he made his escape.
She was close to the Jail on Sunday
evening, Aug. II, with Nellie Williams
when Adams escaped and had pack
age containing a coat to give him.
Adams did not come in their direction
and they started back to town.
Near her room in Oakford court they
met Adams and took him to her room
where she gave Adams a change of
clothes. She denied that Adams was
in her room when Sheriff Schadt came
there early in the morning of Aug. IS
seeking Adams but practically admit
ted that he was in the building. Nellie
Williams was on trial when court ad-
journed. Thus far there has been little
to connect her with having had any
thing to do with the escape of Adams,
further than to act as companion for
Miss Hill. The trial will be resumed this
morning. On Monday Adams pleaded
guilty to the charge of breaking Jail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-08
SELECTING BRIDGE SITE.
Joint Councilmanic Committee In
spected Two Locations.

A number of the members of the
joint streets and bridges committee of
councils accompanied by Director of
Public Works Roche and Chief En-
gineer Phillips of the bureau of en-
gineering, yesterday inspected the two
proposed sites for the bridge over the
Lackawanna river which is to replace
the old Race street bridge, which was
washed away by the big flood of last
spring.
The two proposed sites are the one
where the old bridge was located, ex-
tending from the end of Race street
across the river to the old boulevard
and one at the end of Sanderson ave-
nue. where the river makes a turn.
The bridge which it is proposed to
erect will be of steel and will cost
about $4,000. If erected on the old site
there will be no extra expense though
there is possibility that damage suits
might arise. If it is erected on the
new site a right of way for the ap-
proaches will have to be secured. OPP
tions amounting in all to about $4,000
have been secured on the properties
which would have 10 he acquired.
The committee arrived at no decision
yesterday but will take up the question
for consideration at meeting to be
held later, Provisions for the erection
of the bridge is made in the big bond
issue now pending in common council.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-08
BEFORE ALDERMAN RUDDY.
Four Local Cases of Little Conse.
quence, Yesterday.

Kate Burkannon, of Raymond court,
caused the arrest of Villa m Fisher and
Carrie Moore, the cakewalkers, for the
larceny of some household furniture.
The evidence was insufficient, and the
case was dismissed.
Samuel Gritman, of West Scranton,
had Charles Pilger. of Marshwood, ar
rested for selling intoXicants on Sun
day, June 20 last. The defendant waived
u hearing and entered bail. Gritman
formerly worked for Pilger, and they
had some difference, which has not
been settled.
John Farrell of Franklin avenue. had
Dennis Mack arrested for the larceny
of an oVercoat, which the prosecutor
loaned him. The case was settled by
the defendant returning the coat and
paying the costs.
Mary sullivan, of Ninth street, caused
the arrest of IA small boy named An
drew Sniskisky for striking her with a
stone He was held in $500 bail.