Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-09
Additional Local
DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-The

1858.
DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY-The
| police during Saturday night gathered
in couple of Mexicans charged with
/ drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
FUNERAL OF WIN. A. elLL-The
funeral of William y. Gill was held
/ yesterday afternoon at the Presbyter-
ian church and was attended by u
! large number of friends
A NEW CiTIZEN.-H. ]. Messenger
! till recently proprietor of the station
/ at Riverside. Pinah county, has dis
posed of his interests there and ac-
| cording TO the Blade. come to Phoenix
! to live.
A TURKEY KING.-Jeff Adams
| come down from Mcdowell yesterday
with cargo of turkeys. He raised
500 or 700 of them this year but has 10
sell them on short notice or find a new
/ pasture for he is under contract with
the government to vacate his Mellow
ell home by December first, as are most
of the settlers thereabouts since the
/ settlement of the Indian trouble on the
occasion of the visit of Special Agent
I Mead. The government though gives
the ranchers owning cattle that range
on the reservation, till April next ir
which 70 gather their herds and remove
| them.
A PLEASING PREDlCTlON.-The
! Florence Blade SAYS: Roaming at the
! Pinal Parafiine or company's well viii
! soon be completed. They have only
nineteen teet to ream out now and it
1 Will not take long to do this. Supt.
L. w Leighton passed through here
Monday, en- route home from Casa
/ Grande, with some repairs for the
roaming machinery. He is more than
ever confident of striking oil. and
Driller Parker is also confident %
striking oil and predicts that in less
than four months from this date there
will be not less than fifty, we'll drilling
plants in operation in the Riverside
| field.
FOUND DEAD.-John Owens who
was living in a tent on the Griswold
place, on North Third avenue was
/ found dead yesterday morning. Owens
was fifty -four years of age and was 4
| resident of Whatcom, Wash. He came
here about a month ago. He was suf-
fering from consumption but he die
not appear to be in an advanced stage
of the disease. He came down town
on Saturday and returning to his tent
was not seen alive after that. That
was about ? o'clock. Yesterday morn
, ing a man by the name of NJ. Kelly
! living in an adjacent tent, called on
owens and found him lying on the
floor in a pool of blood. Justice Bur-
nett was notified and a coroner's jury
was impaneled. 1t was found that death
was the result of a hemo-rhage From
papers in his possession it was found
that he was a member in good stand
ing of Lynden lodge No. II |. O. O. F..
of Lynden, Wash. II appeared also
that he was the owner of considerable
property at Whatcom and that he had
a great deal OF money loaned out. There
was also certified draft from What
com bank for 5000. Beside this there
was $50 in cash. Among his letters
were found some from two cousins ana
niece at Louisville. Ky. They have
been notified Of the death of Owens.
oUALEY$GoT IN AT LAST J.
Qualey. mining promoter. who oper-
ated in Graham county, this territory,
for several years and made repeated
efforts to break into the penitent.ary
has at last succeeded in securing
| sentence to Sing Sing for one year
For a long time after charges of
cTookedness were first made against
him there was a good deal of faith in
him in Graham county. The first
charge on which he was indicted was
the selling of worthless stock by mis-
| representation. After the Indictment
and before his trial he was released on
bond and he came back to the terri
tory. visited Phoenix and made his
headquarters at FL Paso where the
Qualeys cut some figure in society
] The crime of which ne was convicted
and for which he was sentenced was
( the rawest kind of confidence work.
/ There were two companies one in
/ Montana and the other in Arizona.
/ both OF the same name. Confederates
of Qualey would advertise an invest
ment on the ground that the advertiser
/ had TO have money. When the adver-
tisement was answered it would turn
out to be mining stock. The prospective
I purchaser would go to the office of the
company and ascertain that the stock
was selling above par and he would
go straightway and buy it. When he
would try to realize on it he would be
! told that Mr.. Qualey was out of iowa.
/ If the purchaser would be insistent he
would be told to bring in his stock and
it would be taken up. When il was
presented the purchaser would be told
/ that it was not the stock of that COM
pany but of another of the same name
which was trading the good name OF
the Qualey company. The method Of
/ QUa!ey was unearthed and his arrest
followed.
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