Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
IN ARIZON A

rived in Williams Wednesday evening and took charge of Walkers affairs temporarily No arrests were made as it was the feeling of the public generally that Walker had been light ly dealt with.
 The LOS Angeles Times which reached here yesterday announces Walkers arrival in that city and prints the following concerning his side of the case:
 Walker said that after he was cut down after his beating, the mob start ed him toward Peach Springs but tel ephoned on to warn the people not to allow him to stop there. He dragged himself as far as he was able and then fell senseless beside the railroad. A tramp discovered his condition and reported it to Peach Springs officers. He was given attention by person for whom he had made suit. He sold hls watch and was thus enabled to reach Los Angeles.
 "I am as innocent as little child of the charges against me" said Walk CT yesterday, as he talked of his suf- ferings.
 everything I did was done in an attempt to shield the good name of those vino mad Defriended me, and to prevent the tongue of scandal from attacking them. In return these very persons turned upon me and without a particle Of truth in their reports sue ceeded in rousing up band Of ruff fans against me until was taken out side the town, tied to a post and cruelty beaten. I cannot tell how many blows l received. All l know | L,v me loose and told me to start towards Ash Fork and never show myself there again on penalty of death
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 Fred Saucstraum, the big. good na
 tured furnace shift boss at the c. O smelter, who for a long time has beer in charge of the furnace gang which is
 now working from eleven p. ID. tc seven a. m., is off on well deserved
 vacation MT. Saucstraum has been 1T
 the employ of the Copper Queen fol more than eighteen years and seldom
 misses a day from his regular shift He will be off on his vacation ten days and during his absence Henry Teas
 dale, assistant furnaceman on Wm Harris shift, will fire in Saucstraum' place.
 One of the prettiest places in Doug
 las just now is the general offices ] assay offices and residence ground: ? at the Copper Queen reduction works VeriIy here the meadow grass Il blue" Each of the offices and res fdences is surrounded by lawn tha ' would be a credit to "Old Kentucky } and is good for sore eyes in Arizona The grass is thick and kept well GU
 and abundantly supplied with water ? Set in rows in the lawns and outside are rows of young coJtonwCods ir ful D leaf and growing like the 1able' ! Green bay tree" These things sure ly do look fine and are said to be tn ? especial pride of Assistant Genera - Manager s. w. French.
 } The two English college boys wh' } worked in the Copper Queen smelte r last winter to gain practical know r edge of smelting in America and wh left for their home in "Old England l on the 18th day of April, have beel 5 heard from. They arrived safely a 7 home after a pleasant and not event
 ful voyage and are now domiciled Il l the bosom of their families. Nil :, Alabostor and Mir. Wintel left man r friends in Douglas as a result of thei a sojourn in this city. Many did no - know that they were graduates of th - Royal school of mines of England an '- had travelled all over the world.