Arizona republican., 1907-10-31
GRAND JURYS
 LATEST CREST:
Indictments Against Con-.
 neI Residence Burglars
Green Who His Pal Said Was Innocent, Connected With the Crime.

II Among the indictments returned by
 the grand jury yesterday afternoon, | were two against Walter Scott and
 Arnold Green, both colored, charged
 with the burglary of the residence of l Capt T. Connell on the night of Oc- 1 tober 1. The men were arrested at
 Tucson a few days later. On being
 brought back to Phoenix Scott con- fessed. but he denied that Green was implicated and said that he never saw
 him until he met him in Tucson two
 days after the burglary.
 But in spite of this denial, Capt. Connell positively identified him as
 one of the two negroes he encountered
 in his house the night of the bur
 glary. Another witness recognized
 him as 2 man he had seen about the
 streets of Phoenix the day before the burglary. It was evident that Scott
 was trying to shield him.
 Among the prisoners in the county jail is Henry Lawson, himself under
 indictment for burglary. He is a ne
 gro and so. secured the confidence of
 Green who admitted to him that he had taken part in the Cornell burglary | and he said that he had left a part of the plunder at the house of Frank Le-
 noir. colored paper hanger and paint
 CT at Tucson.
 When Green was brought back here he tried to establish an alibi by say ing that at the time of the burglary,
 and for a week before, he had been
 employed by Lenoir. 4 telephone message was sent to the latter and ha lad hat hn by name and he could not say whether
 he had been there or not.
 When Lawson disclosed what he had
 learned. Lenoir was sent for and he came to Phoenix. bringing the goods which Green had left with him. Both
 Lenoir and Lawson were before the grand jury. When Lawson was taken
 back to jail he was put up stairs to be out of the way of Greens ven egance.
 Other indictments were: Antonio Salazar, assault with intent to commit murder SalaZar is the man who few nights ago stabbed Ching Foo. a Chinaman; Juan Rodriguez, for grand larceny; Juan Lopez for the theft of a horse from the Crystal Ice company. and Leonidas Vega for child stealing. Vega is the man who ran away with his wife's sister and was captured in the Buckeye country. Though he might have been charged with anoth- CT crime, this one is thought to be the easiest to prove and the penalty will be as severe as for any other.
 In a report returned in the morning there was an indictment against En- rib ha fn int to commit murder To this he plead ed guilty and will be sentenced this morning Lasaro Barron was indicted for rape and incest. The charge of embeZzlement against simon Ackel was dismissed. The charges against Miguel Amado and Nabor Cota who had been held to the grand jury were also dismissed. Francisco Robles plead ed not guilty to the charge of assault with a deadly weapon and her trial was set tor November 1.
 Juan Leon withdrew his plea of guilty to the charge of grand larceny and he entered a plea of not guilty. His trial will take place on November { The trial of Antonio Palomino for assault with a deadly weapon was set for November 4 That is also the date of the trial of Charles R. Dayton. in dicted for the theft of bicycle. Luis Sanchez, charged with burglary. and Ygnacio Para with assault with a deadly weapon. both pleaded guilty and will be sentenced this morning
 In the case of the territory ex rel General Clark against A. A. Waterman Co. for the annulment of the articles of incorporation of the the plaintiffs motion for judgment on the pleading was denied. A demurrer was sustained ano the ac- tion was dismissed. The Waterman is engaged in the nlanufac- ture of fountain pens and it was thought that the name of the company was an infringement on the rights of the F.. Waterman pen manufacturing 
 Tn the case of J. n. Houck against ! Channell and others. trial be- 1 gun as to Defendant Jones. After the ! testimony of the plaintiff had been 1 he was given leave to | amend by interlineation. The defense ! professed surprise and on it's motion | q continuance was granted.