Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26
.IS WANTED HERE Warrant Served on Dean FL liott in Los Angeles Jail
 for BiSbee 0ffenSe.
0BTAlNED, MONEY UN-
 DER FALSE PRETENsEs.
Came Here Claiming 10 Be San Francisco Refugee and If Not Convicted in City of An- gels Must Return Here.

Arrested on warrant in Los Ange- les, charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses in Bisbee, Dean Elliott will be brought to this city to face his accusers in the event of the California courts failing to bring about his conviction on felony charge.
 City Marshal Snodgrass yesterday received letter from Chief of Police William H. Auble, stating that the warrant for Elliott's arrest had been received in Los Angeles. and served On the prisoner
 Pending the outcome of his trial in the Los Angeles court, Elliott will remain in the county jail in this city. Failure to convict him will mean his conviction in this city, the evidence tive character.
 w. B. Fraser, assistant engineer at the Calumet & Arizona, swears to the complaint against Elliott, charging him with having obtained over $100 by false pretenses.
 Fraser made the complaint in Jus tice Murphy's court several days ago,
 but it was not made public until yes terday, the officers keeping the matter
 To themselves until notified that the
 warrant had been served.
 In case Elliott is freed in Los Ange-
 les, it will be up to Sheriff Hunt to
 decide whether or not he should be
 brought back to this county, the mat
 ter now having passed out of the hands
 of local officers.
 If Elliott is brought back here evi-
 dence will be produced to show that
 he arrived in the city and declared himself San Francisco refugee, go-
 ing to Mayor Cayen. from whom he re-
 ceiyed letter of introduction to H. B. Paul. of the Calumet 6 Arizona. Paul. referred Elliott to Fraser, who gave him employment as an electric ian, the alleged refugee asserting that it was his line of business. Being without tools, several at the Calumet
 & Arizona. who were interested in his case, supplied him with them. i Before he had been employed day,
 Elliott began his graft. He told sev- eIal stories regarding the trying time he had in San Francisco. He arrived there. so he said, two days before the earthquake. He had just buried his
 wife in Korea.S,.
 | = While in San Francisco, Elliott said, with tears in his eyes, he was walking along Market street with sister. Without warning sign fell several stories, striking his sister and killing her instantly.
 On the strength of his claim, FL liott was able to get considerable sum from the Calumet & Arizona em- Dfoyees, who out-of the fulness of their ! hearts came 70 his assistance with | money.
 Then suddenly Elliott got a tele- gram from Los Angeles, saying that his little boy was dying, and for him to come at once. The Calumet & Ari-
 zona employees raised enough money for him to make the trip. No sooner did he land in Los Anse- les than Elicit wired to Fraser for more money. Shortly after sending the dispatch be was arrested by the Los Angeles detectives for a crime committed in that city. ... Eighty dollars was raised in Lowell for Ellictt. and wired to him. This he got while in jail. It was the first intimation the Los Angeles sleuths had that he had been in Bisbee. They are now of the opinion that he planned the robbery of the Copper City Brew cry in Douglas, furnishing the dyna- mite which blew open a safe and made possible the theft of $500 by the rob- he rS