Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-30

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erty. II these men considered me ~
their agent. why did they not say 90,
and do as business men usually DO
and pay my expenses for services rem
dcred, but il was never spoken Of un-
I'll they made failure Of the property
and discontinued work. They knew
that my time and expenses in coming
out here amounted 20 considerable. and
that mining man was entitled to what
he could make, and that l was not do.
ing this work for pastime.
In all this transaction | acted In
good faith, and believed ! was entitled
to a commission, as ! was acting in
the capacity Of broker, but when
found they were dissatisfied, and con.
sidered that ] was their agent (but
paying my own expenses, I amicably
adjusted the matter, and looked upon
IL as misunderstanding.
1.-THE matter was satisfactorily set.
tied almost year ago, and they sign.
ed receipts in full. In spite Of this
settlement they persist in spending
their money to prosecute me.
"The wheels Of time will convince
the people as to who il in the right.
81 have done business In Yavapai
county for about FIVE years, and er.
pect TO continue, and IL has been
generally known wherever am To-.
Gated that my business In confined to
this section, but am not in il for
glory"
District Attorneys Version.
When interviewed in his office yes.
tcrday afternoon concerning the 81.
forts of Mr.. Dooley to have a warrant
issued for the arrest Of II. a. Suite,
District Attorney Talbot said:
"H. l.. Dooley c. II. Dooley and At.
torney Leroy Anderson appeared be.
fore the last grand jury, and stated
all that they knew about the charge
against Suttlc, exhibiting all Of the
correspondence between Suttle and
the officers Of the Cypress Gold and
Copper Mining company, NJ well as the
books of the company. The grand
jury fully inquired into and invcsti.
gated the charges against Suttle. II
an indictment had been found Suttle
would have been arrested and tried in
due course Of law.
within the past two days 1t has
come to my knowledge that Attorney
Leroy Anderson, who was one Of the
witnesses who appeared before the
grand jury, and who is attorney fol
the Dooleys and the Cypress Gold and
Copper company, had caused com
plant TO be filed in the office of justice
Of the peace Keohane, charging Suite
with the same offence IAN was invcsti
gated 10y the grand jury, that Of EN-
bczzlcment. The complaint is sworr
to by e. II. Dooley, secretary Of the
Cypress Gold and Copper Mining com
paDy, who was also one of the wit
ncsses who appeared and testified be
fore the grand jury. This complaint
was written by Attorney Leroy Ander
son, and presented to the justice Of thu
peace without consulting me, but
with instructions to Judge keohane Il
issue no warrant without first confer
ring with the district attorneys Of
fee.
"when Judge keohane called m,
attention 10 the matter ! told him tina
the ease had been Investigated by tn,
last grand jury, that the grand jur.
had refused to indiet suttle, and thu
! nd not want to have any warrant ID
sued on the charge.
Later Attorney Leroy Anderson
who was u witness before the gram
Jury, and who is counsel for the Doc
leys and the Cypress Gold and Cope
Mining company, came to me and ash
ed why ! did not allow this warran
to be issued. I stated 20 him tina
this ease had been fully investigate
by the last grand jury, which failed :
find true bill against the defendant
and that ! did not care 70 have n wal
rant issued against him. Attorney An
derson then stated that the Dooley
were men Of means, that they ha
been robbed out of this money, an
that they would injure me in ever
way that they could IL ! would ne
advise the issuance of this warrant.
replied to Mr.. Andepon that j eoul
not help IL, that people cursed me e'
cry day, but that was here to d
my duty"
81 also advised him that the Do'