Arizona republican., 1905-06-30
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GONE TO THE COAST-Dr. J. c. Norton left last night for California, accompanied by his family. He will locate Mrs. Norton and the little twigs on the family tree at some cool place on the beach and come back himself in about a week to resume his cru sade against cattle and sheep scab- bies and other wild animals that he hunts as vigorously as the president does the ferocious grizzly and the beef trust.
 LOCATED AT LAST-Bob Batterly was sent to the poor house yesterday. He has been a puzzle to the various courts of Phoenix and the sheriff's of flee for nearly week. He was at first arrested on a suspicion of insanity. The next day he was better and 1t was decided that he had only been drunk Then he was brought in again worse than ever and he was taken be- fore a justice and sentenced to ten
 days in the county jail. It was still not definitely settled that he was not insane. Yesterday his case was finally disposed of by removing him to the poor farm.
 COST OF A coNsPIRACY-And it was not a successful one either. Ra- mon Molino was sent to the county jail for a month yesterday when the
 court only intended in the first place
 to incarcerate him for five days. Mo- limo had beaten a woman by the name
 of Francisco Robles. While in jail he | concocted a plan of defense and out | lined it to a go-b between who secured
 the woman's approval of it. She came
 into court and said that she had not been struck at all but had fallen in a fit. When Moline was brought into court he told the same story and the court having become suspicious tnves- tigated and learned the details of the
 conspiracy. He found Moline guilty
 and sentenced him yesterday The ] court said that the striking of wo- man of the class of Miss Robles was not worth more than five days but that it was a serious thing to try to deceive the court. That would be at
 least twenty-five days.
 T MANS NHUMANITY-It is timely just now to call attention of careless people to 2 too common practice of permitting their livestock to suffer for drinking water farmer came to town yesterday 10 consult the humane officer and interest him in a certain lneighbor who he alleged had left his cattle in a dry field several days with out water and their believing not only Indicated their suffering condition but disturbed the SenSlDll1tleS or all prop erIy constituted neighbors and pass lers-by who heard them. No names
 were learned and the comment there fore is addressed to no one specifically
 but to everyone who is thus cruelty
 treating the livestock in his posses
 sion. Conditions in certain sections have been hard this year it must be
 admitted. but there has been no time
 when there was not sufficient water . somewhere for drinking purposes and a man who is really and truly human E would turn his cattle out and let then | browse in the river bed before he | would see them die for want of water as it is said has been the result o \ some of this criminal negligence There is another class of offenders E who also need ribbing up and they arc E the 0eCplc who drive their horses t' t ! town and hitch them early in th' morning, forcing them to stand fol hours. sometimes all day without wa ter There can be no rule made fo | legal enforcement except the police | hold a stop watch on every man wh
 comes to town, so the matter has t
 be left entirely to the horse owner O \ | driver It is true that none of thes horses drop dead in the streets but is also true that some of them suf H fer daily through the carelessness 0 H people who would be offended to b I classified as cruel. There are severa
 public watering places in the city an