Arizona republican., 1903-09-25

l depot at 1:30 city time and will be | pulled by new oil burning engine. A | fine trip and q record ride is promised | those who go. The excursion is occas- | toned by various events. There will be a big ball in Mesa and another ! one in Tempe. In the latter place also the Methodist conference is in session and the train will be an accommoda tiOn to some who perhaps would like to attend the evening session. The train will return at the conclusion of the ball in Mesa.
 WILSON IS PARDONED.-Gover Brodie yesterday granted a pardon to J. Wilson the young Alabamian who was serving 150 day sentence in the county jail for the issuing of worthless checks. It was mentioned by The Re publican that movement to secure d pardon for him was on foot. His father who is d wealthy Warehouseman at Gadsden, Ala. sent money here to straighten out his affairs and that has all been done. A petition for his par don was signed by many of the intuea- tial men in Alabama ard it was stated in the petition that until Wilson came west a year ago his character was ir- reproachable. His family is one of the best in the state. The petition was also signed by many persons here. Will son will leave tonight for his home. His immediate departure was one Of the conditions of the pardon.
 GUARDING A TRE;A SURE-A large sum ot money was brought into the city yesterday morning from the south II was guarded by J. D. Milton. one of the most effici5nt of the Wells Fargo guards in the west The money was brought from Mexico. The amount of it and the precise place where it came from were not learned. Guard Milton did not stay in the express car where the money was carried bat he rode in the next passenger coach heavily armed and always ready for an emergency. He is the man who was in charge of the express car on the Sonora road when it was held up by Billy Stiles. Burt Alvord and others at Fairbanks q few years ago. Tn the fight attending the hold-up Milton was shot in the arm by Stiles who received bullet in return. Milton had no use of that arm for two years. He is sup posed to be one of the best shots in the territory and when he has been engaged in the protection of a treasure he has never avoided d gun fight
 TRIED FOR PETIT LARCENY I5opoldO Otero was arrested Tuesday on complaint Of Angela c. Ebertz who charged him with petit larceny in the stealing of q grip sack and q purse containing thirty dollars in money from her daughter She says she has been living with Otero for about four years vii n eventually they would wed but the young man has been very negiectf1r about attending to that for,nality A daughter now approaching young wo- manhood occupied adjoining apart ments and being an industrious girl had saved up about thirty dollars which she kept in q cupboard. When Mrs EbertZ left the house Tuesday morn- ing she says Otero was in bed drunk and supposedly asleep. When the wom- an returned. the lock between the rooms mentioned had been sprung, the cupboard broken open and the purse and valise taken. Otero denied the charge when arrested and yesterday was tried by Justice Robertson who will render judgment today.
 CASE SUSPENDED.-WilI Robi iANNtC' liG SN Il>'OiDON WI lHltW q DlOCk of wood at a Chinaman cutting him severely and was arrested Wednesday noon for threatening to whip the pu- pills who informed on him. after twen- ty-four hours in a woman's cell at the city jail was brought into the council chamber yesterday afternoon away from the public audience of the court room. and given heart to heart talk by both the city recorder and the chief of police. He was melted to penitentiaf tears and promised never to do wrong thing again as long as he lives. The ultimate result of a career such as he had been mapping out for himself was pointed out and the recorder then told him that he did not want to punish him too severely, TOT did he want to overlook his misdeeds Therefore he dismissed him with the understanding that the charge against him still hangs over his head pending any further breach of good order that he might be led into and that if he should stumble again the reform school which will be open for business in q few days, awaits his reception. He left the chamber apparently firmly resolved to live down his past.
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