Arizona republican., 1909-04-25

yesterday in the direction of Dutch woman's Butte in search of a round up that was supposed to be taking place over there. After securing the country for some distance, the round up failed to materiallze and the party had to return without sight of it.
 Mrs. s. s. Thompson, daughter and son left for California last Monday, going by way of Phoenix and resting there for a few days before continu- ing their journey.
 Guadalupe Rodriguez is under ar rest here today for an attempted rape of Mrs. Leugo, whose husband was in the hospital with a broken leg Wednesday night Mrs. Leugo, who has been staying alone since the accident which befell her husband last week and which necessitated his removal to the hospitar, was awaken ed by someone passing his hands over her. She jumped up and fled in terror out into the darkness of the night, slipping and falling down the steep hillside, over rocks and through mesquite and cactus, which tore her tender flesh. Falling to the roadway below, bruising her head and body, up and on again, crossing the narrow bridge over the canaI in the dark ness and falling falnting into the door of Constable Sam Bayley. The latter sent in a hurry-up call and had her taken to the hospital. The news travelled faster than she did, however, and had reached the ears of the husband in the hospital before she was brought in. Unmindful of his broken leg he tried to get out so that he could get to her assailant, but was restrained by the attend ants. It was afterwards found that Rodriguez had cut a hole in the wire screen of the door large enough to allow him to unhook the latch. He then entered very softly and lit the lamp; but the woman was not awakened until the contact of his hands, MT. and Mrs. Leugo are couple of young married people who have been living just above George Coles house, near the commissary. Both seem centered in each other, and MT. Leugo is a very quiet hard type and inclined to make trouble. working man. Rodriguez is of a low type and inclined to make trouble. He is confined in the jail here with s1,- 900 bond to raise before he can get out. It might just as well be sI,- 0OO. .O00
 Sunday night Charles Edwards and his brother-in-l law, who is about four teen years old, had a narrow escape from injury. While coming down a steep hill between the government and the new town the neck yoke of their wagon broke and the team started to run away. getting beyond their control. They picked out the softest spot to light on and made l a flying leap, luckily landing with only few bruises. The team kept on, making the turn in safety, but coming to grief in the next fifty yards, going over the bank and roll ing down the hill, a matter of some sixty feet. The wagon was pretty badly wrecked. The horses were still | attached to the vehicle when the man and boy arrived on the spot. Prompt | ly cutting the hame straps and belly | bands the horses were got out unin- ! iured.
 Dan Parker's little girl, who has 1 been an inmate of the hospital for l some time, has after a consultation | bthHttli oui lOCdl d cOuple or | Globe physicians had to have her leg at the knee in hopes of | saving her life. The consultation and operation took place last Monday night. The doctors from Globe re- turning home the same evening in ] their automobile
 MT. George Steinmetz, of O'Rourke | & Company is expected back soon.