Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-05

- which tpElPlNNOu ''S No1N anu FS it. final report yesterday after. ISI bs final report it is set forth that ID ,attrr clrecting the morals of the
 Is well as Gila county was taken aH a5 nIly discussed, viz: the mat.
 .,T i what is commonly and generally ld '" as the red light district, and laa,,rirg 10 this jury by unanimous ! stL :5, that some disposition should n,5e of this question, it was without %.septing voice resolved that it .,,,ipg to this grand jury that q 'I;,,;,v of the houses occupied by the
 ,n of.rhc underworld are outside ,rSot is generally known as the four ,,,5rad.vard limit, and it appearing -. tbo ctv council of the city of SL. have the power to extend this . y-t that such city council extend the l-a row fixed by statute the distance 2 gro hundred yards, which action up
 ls mart of the said council, will in I, onirion of this grand jury, cure I,t 6ow appears to be a crying evil. - 4, H was the unanimous opinion of A, gr,pd fury that the council should ,Es gch action at once, it is probable g,t tbe city fathers will consider this -,rfr within a short time.
 Few Criminal Matters
 O,ly two criminal matters were taken m yestcrday, these being the eases ii Yddro Guerena, charged with as- emf with a deadly weapon and Anton Ssne held under grand larceny ,iarge
 Ir both cases, the defendants were rahsrged. as it was considered that as,s was insufficient evidence against ssu to warrant a trial in the district olr
 Snider Exonerated
 The statement in the final report to tls effect that Several other matters rating to cOroners inquests were in ysfgated and evidence heard and no stioa being deemed necessary no ac- fr was taken,n is presumed to apply b the ease of T. s. Snider, among Ghsrs
 The killing of Red Brannon by Snider Wnleman a short time ago is nogn to have been investigated, but is action was taken, as it was apparent hlt Snider acted wholly in self de- iIse
 Work Was Heavy
 During the session, indictments as follows were returned:
 J. C. PhillipsOn, embezzlement (four Nu1ts); John H. Leonard, forgery; Sn and Pete Tyndall, burglary and gaHi larceny; Cirilo Ortega, murder ni assault with intent to commit mur- sr; Pedro Candelario, assault with a ieadly weapon; John Henry, assault Jiih intent to kill; John and Nick Mid gTitb, cOncealing property with intent N defraud; Antonio Hernandez, burg hT; Torrance Johnson, rape; Sam Dob @O,h, burglary; Alduro Collins, as- aIt with intent to kill; Frank Kich- siaVa, assault with a deadly weapon; Elgene Jones and Clarence Langford, gald larceny.
 The following cases were dismissed: C. C. Sears, Mickey Dawson, Harry Slvester Katherine Cowan, Raymond Morgan, $. B. 75, A. Agapito, Albert l2iz, Dan Kinney, D. E. Mabin, Ysidro OsHena and Anton Shene.
 Committees Investigate
 For the purpos& of Investigating the l1e'ent county offices, the following committees were appointed;
 Offices of the sheriff, recorder, treas T' probate judge and the jail 4esrs. Oldfeld, Parker, Hubbard, aoge and Dayton.
 Ohees of the assessor, supervisors, slnct attorney and district clerk AessIs NaquiH, Francis, Banker, Rose ld Feist.
 County hospital and office of the ,un'y superintendent of schools Ae'sIs, McNcil, Griffin, Stead, Mark nd Dodge.
 After investigating the different of ,', ,',,. ihe following reports were made: we the committee appointed to in- s,.gatc the assessor s, supervisors !, si'ct attOrney's and district clerk g Iglgs, ga,,., beg to report as follows:
 "e would recommend that for the or the county assessor that a map made of Section No. 36, properly .a"sd, so that he can make proper s''heHt of that property. We also .,n@eno that the county supervisors r-roy help for county assessor to more o'OlsAIy do that work required of l1 examining the office of the coun- suPeF'sors We find everything in I''y satisfactory condition and can .As no rccOmmendatiOns that would Iyu' .T the running of that office. ID our examination of the district ssS'ney office we can make no reeom- -I'I0n that would be of any benefit the county.
 m examining the office of the dis
 'efA we Tecomend that the board 'aIef'sors provide more room for e,. transaction of the enormous busi- b,, VI m lhis office. We also recommend ri,5 % ,ae supervisors provide this office ,ow more metal filing cases.
 sD,o:.. we the ,ommittee of the grand jury [oIn'ea ,.p,'a to visit the superintendent if,IYoL', foT ". o. Kellner, beg to report s, we iound the books of w. O. Kell ee au5 ." good shape as far as we could srS Iu ,aat there is enough funds on mM,lV 'V hnlsh the term. We also rec f6o "a t that the sanitary conditions
 V IDlIels of thn school he imnrnvnh