Arizona republican., 1905-01-28

terday appointed deputy sheriff for that part of the country.
 AN ATTACHMENT SUlT-Return was made in district court yesterday on an attachment suit by F. L. Blumer against Samuel c. Leslie, Jr. The de- fendant was for a time connected with the White Gold Mines company and other mining corporations in the terri tory. He is a resident of Castine Me. He gave his note for S9S7.5O to J. w
 Walker and it finally passed through several hands into the possession of the plaintiff. A judgment having been se-
 cured, an attachment was ordered and 5,O00 shares of the White Gold mines
 stock was seized and 2,7OO shares of the Lime Creek Gold and Copper com- pany stock.
 AN INSANE FIRE BUILDER-A stranger by the name of John Heronas
 was before the probate court yester-
 day, charged with insanity. Nobody knows where he came from or how he
 got into this part of the country. His
 presence in the remote vicinity of
 GOldfeld was made known to settlers
 far and near by a great fire which was
 seen night after night. The curiosity of
 the settlers led to inquiry, and, finding
 Heronas, they were told by him that
 he was trying to burn up the country.
 He had been gathering brush and cac-
 tus over a wide area and, carrying it
 to a central point, set it on fire. He
 had worked as long as twenty-four
 hours at a stretch in order that the
 volume of the fire might not lessen, He was sent to the asylum.
 VISITED THE INDIANS-A large party of ladies and gentlemen of the
 Capitol addition yesterday spent the day at the Indian reservation, east of the city. There was a delightful lunch, made still more appetizing by the long ride. Before the party returned, sev- eTal of the young ladies were given an opportunity to wade in the Salt river
 But even the waters of the Salt are not very warm in January, so that a very little wading went a long way. The members of the party were Mrs. F. 4. Bedinger, Mrs. T. $. Boveu, Miss Anna Bovell, Miss McCracken, Miss Heller, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. M. A. Cummings, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Day.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Tafel, Mrs. L. NJ
 Harrison, Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Arm strong, MT. J. I. Brooks, MT. and Mrs. c. Weber, Mrs. St. Claire, Miss L. Garrett, Miss Mary Sandburn, MT. Penfield of Chicago and Miss Ella Wilkes.
 A GOVERNMENT PRISONER Manager Sprecher of the Copete mine, in which several PhOenicians are inter- ] ested, is a prisoner of the Mexican gov ernment at Guaymas, and his case is ! being put through the state depart { ment. MT. Sprecher has had a lot of
 Taquis employed at the mine. They
 were peaceful and in no way connected
 with the bands of renegades which
 have been murdering Americans and Mexicans in that vicinity for several months. On account of the unsettled condition of things in that neighbor- hood, the YaqUis, who were unarmed, demanded that they be given rifles. MT. ! SpreCher complied with the demand, and soon after that the government found it out and had him arrested, charged with aiding and abetting the Yaquis in rebellion against the govern meut It is said that it can be shown that none of the Yaquis employed at the mine had ever taken part in any movement against the government Of the republic.