Arizona republican., 1905-04-19

fined to the corner in spite of the com bustible material thereabouts. The department was deceived by the alarm which had gone in from box 23 and the run was therefore made two blocks out of the way not considering the brief stop at the corner to see where the blaze was. But after the arrival of the engine and hose wagons the life of the fire was short.
 HE TALKED TOO MUCH-Lon You, an old resident of this country and of Phoenix, was ordered by Jus tice JohnstOne yesterday to be depOrt- ed to China. It is supposed that he one time had a certificate, but in the course of a roundup of the Cninamen a few days ago Lon You could present none. It had either been lost or he had given it to another Chinaman who was not entitled to one. He offered no satisfactory explanation and for a time the officer let the matter drop. They took it up again not for the purpose of making any trouble for Lon You, whom there was no desire to deport But the Chinaman grew irritable un- der questioning and finally told the of ficer that he made him tired. He was then locked up.
 HE FELL DEAD-Word was brought to Acting Coroner Burnett yesterday afternoon that man had just dropped dead in the southern part of the city. The coroner got a jury together and began a search for the dead man. He was found at the rear Of a lot bordering the railroad on Buchanan street between Fifth and Sixth. It was learned that the name of the man was Ramon Palamino, about fifty years old. He had been sick for a long time but had been able to be about with the aid of a cane. He had been cared for by an old wo- man. Refugio Santa Anna. She was the last to see him alive. He sat down in the shade about two o'clock and she asked him if he would have | a blanket. He replied that he did not care for one. The old woman got him a bowl of soup and went into the house after some water. When she returned l he was dead. Palamino had no rela- tives in this country. His death part ! ly clears the criminal docket of Jus | tice Burnett. A warrant was issued for him a few days ago on a charge of disturbance of the peace but when the officer went after him he found him too i'll to come.
 i HELD OUT TEN DOLLARS-C. B. l Clawson. young man temporarily in 1 the employ of Charles Gittner. was arrested yesterday on charge of em- l bezzlement. Clawson had been em-
 plOyed at odd times about the bicy- cle shop and yesterday at noon in the absence of Mir. Gittner, a young son
 of P. T. Hurley called and paid $I0
 He saw MT. Gittner before the return
 of the latter to the shop. When 1 Clawson was asked about it he at first
 denied having received the money,
 he afterward admitted it. He was talk
 en before Justice Burnett for arraign-
 ment and intimated that the money
 might be found about the store. His
 defense was that he had told the boy
 he did not want to take the money.
 He desired that telegrams be sent to
 various Santa Fe stations along the
 road where he had worked for testi-
 monials regarding his good character.
 He was taken back to the bicycle shop
 by MT. Gittner and an officer but the
 money could not be found. Then he
 was taken to jail. While he was being
 given the customary search the mon
 ey was located behind the sweatband
 of his hat. He had requested the
 sheriff's officers to keep that circum-
 stance in the background on the the
 ory that it might prejudice his case.