Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
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study of them before it will be able to announce an award. There are now on the ground thirty representatives of bidding firms.
 CAMP ERODE WORk.-At Camp
 Brodie about 35 men are candidates for membership in the rifle team which
 will go to Camp Perry this year. The selection of the team will probable be made today consisting of 15 men. The
 scores are better than last year and indications are that Arizona will send
 a much more efficient team this sea son than last despite the fact that two
 of the best shots, are disqualified. Col.
 Coggins, by reason of rank, and Capt.
 Hochderferr by not being member of the company one year. Last year Ari
 Zona ranked 10 from the bottom and
 this year she is expected to move up 10 or more points. This is not a
 contest in which the western man eX-
 cels. for he is pitted against profess
 sionals in the east who do little be- sides practice shooting. The weather
 has interfered with work at Camp
 Brodie several days, the markers pit
 being four feet deep in water
 PREPARING A SUIT FOR DAM AGES-As soon as Judge Ainsworth returned from Tucson yesterday morning where he had been discharg- ed on writ of haheas corpus in the matter of the charge of having vio- lated the speed ordinance of Mesa. he visited the office of the board of to make inquiry regard ing the bondsmen of the city officials of Mesa and Justice of the Peace Guthrie, with view, it is understood. of instituting a suit for damages on account of the numerous arrests to which he has been subjected. It is also pointed out that q criminal ac- tion may grow out of the second ar rest following the discharge of Judge Ainsworth by Judge Doan on a writ of habeas corpus. If such an action should originate it would be brought under section 326 of the penal cade: Livery person who, either solely or as a member of a court, knowingly and unlawfully recommits, imprisons or restraints of his liberty, for the same cause, any person who has been discharged upon a writ of habeas cor pus, is guilty of a misdemeanor."
 THE DOG CATCHER'S SIDE is now without an official dog catcher and the function ary, who has held that position un-
 der the alias of William J. Bryan for the last three years, is :n jail. charged with grating on dogs. That is. he had been stealing their tags from them, thus exposing them to the terror of death at his hands, pr their owners to the necessity of se- curing other tags. These were us- ually given out free on application if it could be shown that the owner had bought a tag for the season. For some time the police suspected that Bryan was doing an illicit bus obtain definite proof. That came about by accident at the city hall yesterday Officer Troutman had been out Investigating the complaint or a woman that her dog had lost his tag and the officer secured the number of it. The books showed that that number had been issued to her. Soon after the return of the officer woman appeared at the city hall to see her husband who had been locked up for drunkenness the night before. She was accompanied by a pretty little dog and Marshal MoOore began playing with it He happened to notice the tag and found that it was the one which had been lost. Bryan was sent for and when he was brought in and searched there was found in his possession another tag which had been reported lost. It is suspected by the police that in