Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
Doings About the
 Court House
CAPTURE OF COLLINS.

morning when he walked into We,ls Fargo's office to get his trunk and suit case that he had shipped out ct here last Saturday
 When arrested he said he was vii ling to return to Tombstone sithout extrsdition papers, and Deputy Shsr- if Bennett left this afternoon for the pass city to bring him back.
 The sensational report that he left with five thousand dollars, and other equally absurd stuff that was sent to several papers in the county is with out foundation.
 It is now surmised that he secured help, and was driven across the coun- try to Dragoon Summit erd took th' train from the.e to Fl Paso, as la wa no. on the E P d $ w tfain yesterday morning when it passed Douglas.
 SENSATIONAL CASE FALLS FLAT.
 What promised to be sensational case fell flat today when a discharge was entered on the docket of Judge McFarland's court The accused was brought back from Los Angeles, met all who were conspicuous in the epi- sode, and the allegations were not sustained.
 The PRosPECToR las refrained from mentioning names, and still holds that all parties concerned are better served by avoiding further pub licity. although there may be happy sequel in the shape of matrimony
 THE ST. DAVID WAY.
 The case of the territory vs Dum- brey Bryant, charged with making an assault on one Ruse, of St David, last Saturday, was called in Justice Mo Farland's court yesterday afternoon but owing to the prosecuting witness not putting in an appearance the case was dismissed.
 It is reported that the charge flied against Ruse at St David for petty larceny was also dismissed, and 10th cases thus disposed of The people of that settlement have a way oi settling matters among themselyes, and it is seldom a case of any sort comes from that precinct to the attention of the courts.
 FOR SMUGGLING CHINESE
 Papers were received at the Clerk's office today from Commi. sioner George of Ncgales, binding over to await the action of the U. s. grand jury one Jesus Burruel. charged with smug- gling Chinese into the United States. The complaint is sworn to by Jeff Milton of the immigration service and charges him with aiding two Chinese to enter the [. $. contrary to the i'm migration laws. Burruel is now being he'd at the Nogales jail on account ol not being able to furnish $500 bond on which he was ordered held
 There will be no session of the dis trict court tomorrow, as was cont .m- plated, owing to Judge Doan being detained in Nogales, according to a  letter received by Clerk of the Court Wilcox. A session will be held on the Saturd y following, when the unfn- ished business of the October term will be taken up.
 Special Agent E R Corson, of the interior department, left this morning for Phoenix, where ne was called by telegram from headquarters. He had not concluded his investigations here, and expects to return in about two weeks and finish up the work. MT. Corson expressed regret that the news have made any comment upon his arrival here and what he was do- ing, as the department is strictly op- posed to giving out such informa- tion.
 Clerk Howe, of the board of super visors, is busy today afiixing his sig nature to the bonds for the Douglas 1 school district. There are forty bonds with twenty coupons attached to each, all to be signed, which will require SS0 ! signatures from MT. Howe, while Chairman Bowen and Treasurer Gaines will each sign forty times. Tn, bonds will be offered for sale on May Ist.
 Manuel Guerro has asked fora judg nent against George W yandermark, sam and Ben Frankenberg ani the Arizona Noble Duke Gold and Copper mining company, for the sum of ss5O which he alleges to be due him for abor on the property of he cefen- ants.
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