Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
Sias Secures His Release But Is Again
 Arrested
Amount Of His Bail Is Not Deemed Large
 Enough
tFrom Sundays Daily.)


 Bondsmen who qualified Friday on the bond of Charles Batre, the bond being in the sum of $75O, and whose names were objected to by the office of the district attorney, yesterday made such showing before Judge Sloan in the district court that the bond was accepted by the court without further question.
 M. B. Hazeltine, of the Arizona Bank, was first placed on the stand to testify as to the financial standing of the four bondsmen: J. C. Snow, J. c. Wilson, D. N Bartholdi, and Robert Birch. He stated upon inquiry that he would have no hesitaney in accept ing any one of the four bondsmen upon a note for the entire amount of the bond. and after briefly explaining what he meant by this statement, was ex- eused from the stand.
 D. N. Bartholdi was next called, and after being asked as to his realty hold ings, was questioned as to the Batre bond. He said during his replies that he was ready if necessary to write check for the full amount of the bond, and that if such cheek was issued 1t would he cashed al the bank without question. After having heard the testimony of Hazeltine s1d Bartholdi, Judge Sloan stated that the bond was perfectly good and that he would order that 1t should be accepted.
 In raising objection to this bond on Friday. the district attorney explained that there was to be a more careful scrutiny ot sneb sureties in future by that department. and that in opposing the acceptance of this bond, all that was wanted was showing to make sure that ct was enc that could he relied upon.
 The testimony Of the two witnesses
  proof of the validity of the bond, and the order of the court to accept ii puts an end to any further quibble as to the responsibility of ary and all of the four taxpayers who have snbscrih- ! ed to the bond.
 Because his friend. !. M Griswoid, of Texas. placed cash bond for Jim Sias release, the latter enjoyed about two hours of liberty yesterday. He [ was released shortly after noon hour, afterward that a second complaint was made against him by ex-Sherifi Rob erts. 4 warrant fer his arrest was Ssued, and within two hours he was once mere behind the bars.
 MT. Griswold made good the bond wanted in rue Sias ease by putting up the money. after several attempts had been made to secure another kind of bond. but without eu~-ess + was the intention of Sias tc ..t once return to Texas and eontinue B. is work there un- der Mir. Griswold. -urjert 70 any order for his appearance here that might be issued frem the district court.
 From what littl, was to be icaru,G lat evening. this scrond arrest was a surprise ro ~ias and h;s frienu from the Lone star state ana j; seems ai- together likely that no further attempt win he mace to secare his release. Peud- ing his trial. un!css there i. som~tsinG to show that he win ncr To. r.-a-r"stcd on third charge.
 The district attorney explained last evening that The reaso, for tho soeond arrest of Sias was berarse hls bond of $l.0oo was inadequate. !, was con sidered tha: S.as woa!d rather forfeit the Sl.n00 cash hail rather than fac, . the prospect of a sojourn at Yuma, ana r in order to safeguard any danger fror that source il was deemed prudent to arrest him on a second charge. h this complaint it IS alleged that th' r defalcation is $500.