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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08

Guz man B B,nltez, creo que 90 los entire
que q 81.
P. Por que ae los en.reg6 usted &
el?
R. Me diio que los nscssitaba
para remitirlos al Hon. Attorney.
P. listed no le dio cuents al Fls-
cal de ESQ?
r. 70 se 10 die seguido particu.
larmente.
Examsn del Fiscal Sr' Apcnts.
P. A que hora le tom6 declara.
ci6n iurada q Bias MaldonadoP
r. Creo que fue despues de 81
musrzo.
P. A que hora le tom6 declara.
ci6n aAEvangelio Merced?
r. Seguldo.
P. Vague hora le tom6 declara
ci6n q Jose do G azmAn B B,nisez?
r. Medic IN rsto mas largo.
P. La declare aci6n que prest6 10.
se dc GuzmAn Beofssz essAba escrlss
On mag ulnllla o De ~ puiio y letra2
r. En- MAG quinllla.
p. La DEC. acionqu presto Bias
Maldonalo e.tsDA DC su puIio y lstra
On mao uiail4s?
II. Ea msqulnilla.
z IA dc Egal CELLO Merced?
r. Tam oleu en- mxquiniAa.
p. Como % Que 10 declaration
iurada dei sefi Jr G azmaa Benitez oice
<hs procediao reaacsar dc mi pufiu
letra por orden de Blss Maldonadc
y de Evangs Msrced d.chas dscl =.
raciones, que son 10 expression fisl ,
exacta dc 10 que dicho Maldonado !
Merced me han ordsnado escrtblr?s
r. Porque fueron redactadss /,
escritas en- maquinllla.
+. Psru aqul dice que dc 81 pu
no y letra2
r. mo contestal,
P, Ess fae la declaration iuradl
lque pres.6 anse ustsd eI setur Jose d
IGuzman Bsnisez?
| r. 81 ssh)r.
| Z. Comv Ae escrita ent6nces, O.
m quinllla de pufio y leIra oeI sefio
IGuzmanT
| r, Creo que fueron en- maquinI
lie.
| P. Pero no 10 pueds ust:d ass
lgurarS
| r. No ashor.
| P. Dice usted que Inc dI0 cuent
dc ESQ enAeguidA?
K. Lo solicito usted en- gu casi
no estaba all y cnando regres0 80
diie.
P. Que otrAs personas habfa
alli cu&ndo ustsd tom6 ssos iuramsr
tos, ,estabs uAtsd solo COO ellos?
. h, Me parec, que estAbA el A
0side de Ia CArcsl y no se que otr
de los guardiss jadictalss de alli.
p. Qlien 10 fue blscar . uste
para tom4r eIos juramsnIoa2
r. No rseuerdo.
2. Qllen le sacabA los presos pI
Ira tomarls uatsd iaramentof
Il. El AIcside de 10 CArcel.
ii 2. Qle preso fu6 oil primero Qr
! le sAcaron2
! II. Msldonado,
p. Maldonado Sc qued6 allf2
r. Sc retro despues do preltl
idram snto.
P. DsspueS de tomarle jursmel
. 10 . eaos dos indivlduos so retro u
!. ted . 81 casaf
9 r, No Aef )r, oil momento emit
!. el senior Gn1mau Bsnitez.
P. De oonde vsnfA e.2
!. r. No rscuerdo.
!. 2. listed sabs 81 8 eitaba en- Q
Q gun otro sltio de la cSrcelr
q r No 10 Ie.
% P. Como no di6 ucted seguit
:. cusnts al Attorney General de ese
. cho denunclando 81 fscAl2
. r. Quisi cometeris una tAlt
. pero 20 crei que no debiA dar cusn
q porque ersn unas declsrAciones q
y no preatAron baio iuramsnto.
Ie P. Porque no IL di6 cuenta
ESQ al Juez Municipal 8 slguna OF
u aut oridad2
Il. Tsmpoco lie di cuenta.
Il 2. Pofqds no le snvl6 uatsd ss
10 declsraeiones iuradss 81 Fiscal
diIttito 8 81 Attorney GSnsralY
r, Porqus Guzman BsnlIsE 4
!. dljo que Les guerra para sntregsrl
al Attorney General perSonAlmente.
!. z. E,ls promsIlo 4 uSssd Glgof
1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08
Acusador de! Fissal

que soy 70 no Ire.
Acusador del Fissat
BIAS MALDONADO
E1dmsn del Attorney General Sr. Feuille. |
P. Como 90 llama usted?
r. Bias Msldonado.
P. Que edad tiene?
r. Veinte y ocho amos, sntrando
en- veinte y nueve.
P. En- donde viva?
r. Estoy preso en- Ia cGrcel del
distrito.
P. Porque estA presof
r. Por acometimiento y sgrssi6n,
P. Desde cuando?
r. Har&n nueve diez meses
pr6ximamente.
P. E.taba ustsd preso en- Abril
de este afo?
r, 81 sefi5r.
p. R.cuerda usted habsr dado
una declaration ante el Juez dc Paz2
r. 81 aeiior.
P. Como fae esa declaration.
r. Yo declare ante el Juez de
Paz que un dia del mes de Abril oil
Fiscal don Jos6 +. Aponte estuvo en-
10 rsia de Ia .sarcel, me llsm6 y 20 fli !.
Me diio que le pesabs mucho que 20
sstuviera allf, 70 10 di las gracias; en- f.
tonces me N snifest6 81 20 querfa unir.
me a ls declarac On de Rupsrto Felix
| IMeleadez, que 81 me trabajarfa sl in
dulto. W le dijeque me relatara los
hscho me los relate y 20 10 dis que
nd, que de eAe modo 70 no guerra sslir
indultado, que 70 clmplirfa la pens
POGO q POGO.
4, P. Sustancialmsnts ESQ fae 10
que usted DECLARE ante el Jaez de pazf
: r. No senior, yo declare algo
mas.
II P. Esa declaration que di6 ussed
90 10 verdsd?
II r. 81 sehor, es Ia vsrdad pura.
mente, estaba al lado milo cuando CSC
un muchacho que estaba preso poi
sgresl6n.
P. No es Mercedf
r 81 sefor, un tel Evangelic
. Mercsd.
P. listed conoce al stu Or Eariq ut
Bird, de Faiardo?
q r. 81 aefior.
r P. Conocs q don Antonio Aldrey,
Il. 81 stflor.
l.. P. Tuvo usted alguna converse
ci6n con 81 con respecto ssa dec q
D raci6n?
B. Una vez estuvo 81 alli m,
pregunto con reSpecto & sua declars
. ci6n y 20 ls die que 81, que habfa do
do una declaration ante el iuez de paz
b P. Ustsd le diio & 81 que hAbl,
o dado tai declaration y que ere Ia yer
dad!
u r 81 senor.
4 T. Y 81 el Len2r Audrey die
aquf que usted dii que esa declsra
l. cion NO era ciertA 81 ia taba 4 la YER
o dad,
r, Yo no hs dIcho ESQ al seho
ID Aldrey,
P. Ent6nces 81 dice eso no .
Ia verdadT
a' r. Nos,aor
p. QIiensS estaban presente
cuando ell senior Aponte fue q habla
10 con ustedf
r. E'taba el ssfor Evangsli
Merced; alli habfs tambien muchc
presoS pero cuando vlene una auto
ar ridad asf como ell Fiscal mandan
tetirar los presos y 6l llama Al qu
a. neeesita. Yo recuerto que estab
s. tSmbiea un tai Cosne G alvez, que or
ell encsrgAdo del interior del penal.
ro p. Donde esta 81 shoraP
r. El sali6 de Ia c6rcel?
P, Donde estag
r. Creo que reside en- Juncos.
il. P. Estaban ali Cosms G Alyez
Mercedf
r. 81 ssfior, Cosms GAlvsE ests
10 be- como & tres varss y Merced un poo
10. mas cerca, como ahf, (Stfiala).
P, Donds sstabs sl guardia
q. alliH
Ia r. PaseAnioae.
us p. No estabA cerca de la rejs?
r, No sefor
de p. FL guardia podfa YER al seat
"a Fiscsl1
Il. Yo cfeo que al, tsnia Qr
verlO.
aa ELImsn del Fiscal
lei P. Qdisn iue su abogsdo en- es
CorteY
ne n. Don Juan NisS.
- p. Ustsd spelor
Il. 81 Ishor, perO desian de
apelaei6n..
P, Qaien 10 prsssntd lA apelasI6l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08

Sc ycnde papel viejo de pc.
ri6dico 4 dos pesos elqulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08

So preosra seed loa proc sdimien-
toa mas avsnz aos de Ia Ciencia Me-
diea Fsrmac6usl ), y Sc gersntlza
que supera sn pureza y e6cada d to
iss las semillas qua eXisten,
Cara nfa blsmente; Las Ulceras
Psrtinae s & irAamadas en- Csrne tier
aa. loa D5i0e & 6Hinchszones Reums-
tic9s, Entamecimierto, Parties Dolori-
das, cts
Lna sebsfioues, Picaduras de Mos
quiSog do irseesos porzofiozos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08
La Ysrdaiera Lotjn Honeopdtlca curativa
del Doctor Lobb
De HAMAMElIS De VIRGINIA

El dolor de Ia cara, Hinchsz5n y
Neuralgia.
Toda Lesion, Magulladurs, Con-
fusion, Relsiaci6n, H .rida 6 Lscera-
ci6n. Eyita el dolor, contisne Ia hemo-
rragia. alivis y corrlge Ia ir f amaci6n,
cura = hlnchaz6n, quits las manchas
del cutis y cicatrjza maravlliosamente
las hsridss. Precio SO ctvs.
El Ferdadero Remedio Homeopdtico
del Dr.. Lobb para la Sangre. El mas
inofensivo y 81 mas eticaz que 60 como.
ce, imparse vitalidad y energfa al or
ganismo; enriqueciendo los gl6bulos
ssnguineos; cura radicalmente las es
cr6fulas, las erupciones de Ia piel, 90
zsma, las manchas facislss, la aspe
reza del rostro y de las mAnos, loi
rros y todas las al scciones ocasiona
das por impureza 8 debilidad de ID
sang,e. Precio, rs ctvs.
Oftezco desinteres adamsnts mi,
serviclos todos los que 90 encuentrer
disfrutsndo de buena salud; pars
atendsr por correspondence. No omi
10 esfuerzo alglno para restablecel
| 4 mis- pacientes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08
QUESTION DEL D|A
INVESTIGATION De LOS cARGOS CONTRA Ell FISCAL N0AE HUMACA0
Del record taquigrafco Official.

P. Alguns otra persona 10 ha
prometldo 0 usted algo.
r. No stfior.
Testigo. Despu6s de transcurri'
do algdn tempo, el preso Rapsrto
Felix Melendez me escribi6 una carta
para que fuera q tomsrle una decla'
raci6n iurads. Yo estaba muy ocu.
pado y no pude ir. AL dia siguiente
me volvi6 & escribir amenaz Sndome
con que 81 no iha SO queiarfa & 81 ho.
nor. Yo die ensonces, pues 81 es asi
que 90 Ia tome el Juez Municipal, 10
que soy 70 no Ire.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08

sapsrintsnden.e de obras Pdbllca..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-08
VIII
Tsst;go del Attorney General.

FRANCISCO LOPEZ CEPERO
Eadnaea del Attorney General Sr. Feualk
P. Entoncsa 81 fue con usted?
r. El sntr6 despues, mi me pre-
ssntaron 10 declsr aci6n en- MAG uinilla,
fui llamando uno por uno, leo decia que
ESQ era injustiacable. que era una pa
trafa, que 90 fijsran bien antes do ju-
rar y me diieron que % ratifcaban en-
un todo de 10 que ALI decfs, entoncel
fue que les tome oil iuramento.
P. Y que hizo ustsd despu6s CON
los iuramentos? los remlti6 al Fiscal &
al Juez municipal?
r. No se, los entregue oil sefior
Guz man B,nltez, creo que 90 los entire
que & 81.
p. Por que le los entreg6 usted 4
elp
r. Me diio que los necesitabs
para remilirlos al Hon. Attorney.
P. listed no le dio cuents al Fls'
cal de ESQ?
r. 70 se 10 die ssguido particu
lsrmente.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

just before going to bed and the gay parties, who indulge in a dip by cleo !. tric light or moonlight. pronounce ft the best aid to recovery from almost any ailment. The swimming teachers are particularly fortunate in having such enthusiastic pupils Their ambi- ton and daring is remarkable and is undoubtedly responsible for the rapid progress made in learning to swim and dive. Of course the invigoratiug ef- feet of the water plays an important part.
 Imagine the sensation! Winding up the lane to the Springs a--er carK. with an electric light every here and there, to give an artistic effect. anc after arriving at the pool. taking a plunge, then coming back and sleeping as one never slept before. It is satis- flying. at any rate
 MT. Frank M. Murphy and Mrs. Mur- phy. with Mrs. Meany and Miss Du- tro. have just returned to Prescott af- ter a delightful visit of several weeks at the Springs The weather has been simply perfect which argues in favor Of the earlier opening of the season.
 The hotel was formally opened ves- terday with a number of eastern guests and considerable local patron- age. MT. Murphy and family expect to spend a portion of the winter at the Springs
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
TERRITORIAL DEBTS
 IN OFFICIAL FIGURES
The MisrepresentatiOns of the JOintists
 Regarding ArizOnd'S Finances
The RefutatiOn Based Upon Territorial Report Recent Census Bulletin and the Reliable Conn mercial and Financial Chronicle.

The subject of the indebtedness. of Arizona and New Mexico has been pretty well threshed out in the course of the joint statehood controversy. through from the beginning it had very little to do with the matter It has none now except in so far as a truthful statement of the indebtedness of the two territories will show the -ex- tent 10 which the advocaes of jointure have gone in their attempts to defame the territory of Arizona
 Candidate Ainsworth in his speech q week ago, stated and showed by jug gling of the figures that the debt of Arizona had been greatly increased within the last four years while that of New Mexico had been greatly dimin- lshed year by year. MT. Ainsworth misrepresented the situation, both ac- lively and passively, actively by pre- senting figures which had no existence. and passively, by negIectfng to explain that the funding of the county indebt- edness of Arizona into territorial bonds had apparently increased the territorial indebtedness.
 There is printed below the official. statement by Territorial Treasurer kirkland, of the condition of the Arizo- ma debt on October 1 Of this year.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
ACTIVITY OK RfPOSE
 AT CASTLE HOT SPRINGS
Now That the Hunting Season Is on There Is Abundant Outdoor Sport. Swimming by Night.

Castle Hot Springs, Oct. 19.-(SpeciaI correspondence of The Republican)- There is a chance for strenuous life at Castle Hot Springs, as well as for people seeking quiet and repose. in the restful atmosphere of the place
 October 18th opened the hunting sea son, and there is no lack of game. One Is perfectly aware Of this fact while taking the stage ride from the June ton to the hotel. Quail by the thou sands will be observed and ones hunt Ing blood is thoroughly aroused. There were three hunters who started our the first day of the season: the first re- turning in about two hours with four teen birds, the others came back in equally as short a time with eleven and thirteen each. The following day saw party of young men and women go out on horseback. each with his or her gun and hunting outfit. The num- Der of birds they got cannot be pue down in round numbers. but game was plentiful.
 The amusement room, having just been enlarged and put in order for the winteT is geneOusly patrOnized and much appreciated. Here, billiards. bowling and the rest of the indoor games are participated in with zeal not to be aroused by the open-air sports.
 It is quite the thing to go swimming
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

Like catarrh, it pervades the whole system, and cOunteracts the effects of the disease.
 great many people believe that they have been cured of chronic Bright's Disease by the use of Peruna.
 lis certainly true that in fhe earlier sfageS Of BrighPS Disease, Peruna is an effective remedy.
 Numerous testimonials on this point establish the fact beyond, all doubt.
 MT. Otto A. Fleissner, American epi- curean, formerly Chef to Col. W. J. Cody, l4l2 Sixth Ave-, Seattle, Wash, writes:
 "I suffered with kidney and bladder trouble until life did not seem worth living. l had tried many medicines, but did not get any relief until took Peruna. It was really wonderful how much better I was after I used this medicine only a week. At the end of six months I found to my relief that it had rid my system of all poisons and was cured to stay cured"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

of the county debt by the process of refunding the bonds having been sold at a premium. It may be added that no debt, county or other of this terri tory, has ever been repudiated as inc debts of many counties in New Mexico have been and as the debts of many other counties there must inevitably be unless joint statehood brings them re- lief No county in Arizona is now grooming under it's debt.
 MT. Ainsworth in his comparison. started for some reason with the year 1902. Well, one year is as good as an- other for a starting point
 In 1902 the territorial bonded indebt- ness of Arizona was $975. .972. .43, the out standing warrants were SIS. 9.S39.O2. a total territorial indebtedness of SI. .Og5. .- Sll.45. The report Of the treasurer above. shows that the present ter riterial indebtedness is SLOPE. .972.4s. a decrease of $72, ,S39.O2.
 In the meantime, since 1902. there had been. refunding or county and city bonds to the amount of $466. .275. .29 to be added to previously refunded county ana city bonds amounting to $l. .634. .02757, making a total of &. .1OO.- 3O2 S6. But this was not an increase. as Mir. AinswOrth represented No new
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
THUGS IN CUSTODY
 SLATED FOR HE PEN
A Gang of Seven Hisnwayn1en Who Have Been Operating in the Vicinity Of Clifton.

Last week. J. W. sorrel. night watchman for the A. C. company. while coming down through the cut from Chase creek, was assaulted by two men. and in hand -to-hand strug- gle was gven the worst of it, says the Clifton Copper Era. His gun was talk en from him, and one of his assaiIants nred shot at him, which grazed one or his heels. He made his getaway as rapidly as possible, and can consider himself most fortunate that he was not killed.
 On Sunday night Tom Tai, a well known Chinese merchant and gardener, was assaulted, and almost beaten to death by five Mexicans, Tom had spent the evening on Chase creek and was returning at a late hour, and when in frsnt of the A. c. drug store five men rushed upon him and beat him into ir- sensibility with rocks. after which he was robbed of s15
 Harry White happened along about the same time, and before he realized that there was any trouble on hand he was struck in the back with rock. and he then realized that there was something doing. Not being armed he did what any sensible man would do under the circumstances = made a nasty retreat.
 During the present week Jeff Duna- gan, deputy sheriff. and Constable
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

l debt had been created. but on the con- | trary, as has been shown. the debt was l lessened in the refunding process. ! This is the full history of the debt Of Arizona from 1902 and the present status of it on October l of this year.
 Now, how about the debt of New Mexico? The juggled figures of Mr. Ainsworth and the other Arizona joint | ists may be disregarded. Those given by the census of the debt of New Mex ! ico for 1902 will be used as a starting point. MT. Ainsworth will not dispute their accuracy. Those given by the Financial and Commercial Chronicle of New York, for last May. will be used as the stopping point No busi- ness man of intelligence will question their accuracy.
 The census. bulletin issued by the de- partment less than a month ago shows that the debt. county and territorial of New Mexico. in 1902, was S3. .5S0. .593 The Financial and Commercial Chron- fcle shows that last May the territorial and county debt of New Mexico was $4,O29,500. That does not include s9OO. 70 GOO of disputed railroad bonds or an in definite amount of militia warrants Thus the debt of New Mexico has been increased since 1902 by S44S, ,9O7.
 The only purpose of the foregoing ar ray or figures so far as this statehood controversy is concerned, is to show con clusiveIy the utter unreliahility of all representations made by the jointists. Any of them desirous of verifying these figures given above, will be shown the official documents on application at this office.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

ing for DuBarry that day He uas badly but not fatally burned It Was contended that neither was really i.. blame for the reason that the oil thlt had formerly been used was uot ca dangerous article and came from th- Bakersfield section and recently iJ u4 substituted by Beaumont oii of high CT proof. which fact the ygunrh did ue1 know Furthermore the master uls- chanic had agreed to place an electrI- light nearby and had failed to do Sa- so IT Was necessary to make whateVe- investigation was made with a Iau- tern
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

Since 1902, the territorial bonded in- debtedness has increased as follows: S25,O00 for improvements University oi Arizona; S30,0O0 for exhibit at Louisi- ana Purchase Exposition: S2O.OOO for improvements at Asylum for the In- sane; $1l,0O0 for expense of University experiment station, making a gross fn- crease of SS6, 900.
 Since 1902. Insane Asylum bonds bearing : per cent interest amount ing to S4O,00O. have been re- deemed, leaving net increase of the bonded indebtedness. on account of the territory, of s46, GOO.
 On July 1st, 1902, there were territo- rial general fund warrants outstanding amounting to $119. S39,O2 These have all been paid, no warrants are now out standing, and the treasurer reports a balance of S77.O0O to the credit of the general fund. and over SIO.OOO available for the redemption of outstanding bonds.
 During 1904. the loan commission re- funded s63,OOO of territorial 6 per cent bonds, into per cent bonds. thus mak- ing quite saving to the territory on account of interest.
 The count debt though the coun- ties are responsible for the payment of it, it is a debt of the territory. This debt as shown by the report of the treasurer. is $2, 100. 302. .86 This debt originally bearing from 6 per cent to s per cent interest. has been re6unded into territorial bonds bearing per cent, per cent and one issue as low as 3 per cent interest.
 There has moreover been a reduction
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
AN OKLAHOMA FARMER
 VENTILATED HIS FAMILY
The Very Thorough Manner in Which He Provided Against Any Further Domestic lnfelicity.

Guthrie. Okla. Oct. 2O.-A special 70 the state capital from Gage. Okla. says that O. B. Heyworth. a welI-to-do farmer living seventeen miles north of that place this morning shot and killed his wife, two daughters aged p and IS and son aged 20. He then turned the weapon on himself, inflicting a nor tai wound. Family trouble was re- sponsible for the tragedy.
 Heyworth returned home drunk late last night from Gage He was sullen. and went directly to his room, where his wife was asleep. The occupants of the house were suddenly awakened by shots. Young Heyworth was the first to investigate. He. was shot down by his father before he had time to call for help and the two girls were killed as they rushed from their room.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
SHOT ON SUSPICION.

A Tucson paper says that the man shot at Ajo camp a few days ago. and taken to Gila Bend in an auJomohlIe was Ed Flager. who had gone th-r. from Los Angeles He was shot hU ga l.. ROmp- uightwatchman. who thought he acted SuspiclousIv and or dered him away. whereupou FI1g-- made move as though to draw weapon and Romp shov him Rorzr went to Tucson 10 give himself up bul after telling his story the sheriff rs- fused to arrest him as no complaint had been made against him It was not thought that Flager vaz danzsr- Ously wounded.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
Kidney Trouble Is Not Always RecOs. nlzed as Catarrh---Pe-ru-Ha Re- IleVeS Kidney Disease Be-
 cause 1t Is aRemedy For
 All Phases of CatarTh,

TWENTY-FIVE years ago, before Dr. Hartman began distributing his pamphlets, books and newspaper articles, Bright's Disease of the kid neys was regarded as a disease wholly distinct from catarrh.
 Now, Brighf'S Disease is thought by many fhe world over 70 be a phase Of catarrhal inflammation.
 To relieve Bright's Disease something must be used that has the power to re- heve catarrh.
 Any medicine that is a remedy for catarrh of one organ is obviously a med icine for catarrh of any other organ.
 Peruna is an Internal, systemic ca- tafrh remedy.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
RECORDER,s oFFLcE-

Phoenix Wood and Coal Co. to Yer non L. Clark S 1-2 block 46 Phoenix
 Mary H. Baxter and husband to CIin- ton Campbell lots 10 F block 51 Phoe- nix.
 Edith M. Adams to A. J. Adams lot 10 block Collins addn.
 R. Fl. Greene to w. H. Kay lot 4 and E 1-2 1-2 of lot block Neahrs ad- dition
 L. H. Ruhart and wife to sam Walk CT part of lot 4 block 25 Churchill adl ditioH.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

Arzate have arrested the seven men. who were implicated in the two robber- ies. and they have evidence which will undoubtedly land them in the peniten- tiary- Several of them were employed around the works of the A. Az company and have resided here for several years The officers have received the congratulations of many citizens for the detective ability shown, as we'll as for arrests made.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
A STEAMER ASHORE.
A Dangerous Position Near the Vir-
 ginia Capes.

Norfolk. Va. Oct 2O.-A private mes sage to the Virginian Pilot from Cape Henry reports an unknown vessel hard ashore in a dangerous place near the cape. The wreck is half a mile south of Cape Henry Life Saving Station. and is that of a large steamship.
 Life savers from Virginia Beach are unatle to secure car to take them to the scene and are making the best time rcssible on foot to aid the Cape Henry station eW.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
DIFFERENT KIND OF OIL.

Speaking of the recent explosion of oil at the depot in Globe. which result ed in immense loss to the c. V. G. E N railroad. a Globe paper says Frank DuBarry, whose duty was to examine the oil tanks, was discharged. He was not the man whose lantern caused the explosion. That person was a young man named Wernung, who was work