Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-19

when these are all full the working
a day, instead of three, until such
time as the consumption is ahead of
the output, when the force will be
increased to meet the demand.
Teddy Fullwood was taken in
charge by Roosevelts deputy sheriff
last night on his arrival here. "a
telephone from the sheriff at Globe
being responsible for his apprehension
here. Insanity is the charge against
him. and Deputy Sheriff Shute ar
rived here tonight to take him back
to Globe. In the meantime the poor
fellows wife has died at Globe.
Nick and John Medicovich were
apprehended here by our local deputy
sheriff last Sunday, having skipped
out of Globe with all the available
funds they could gather. amounting
i'm all to some $500. 1t seems they
were the keepers of a Slovenian
boarding house at that place and,
after running up bill of some
$1,000. decamped with all the available
assets at hand. They made their way
out Of Globe, presumably on Shank's
mare, as far as Wheatfield, ten miles
this side of Globe. At that point
they secured the services of an In
dian with a team and promised to
pay him SIS for hauling them to
Roosevelt Unluckily for them, they
did not keep their agreement to pay
him the SIS on their arrival here, but
settled with him after long arbitra-
finn 4 nWhinh
hand, at SO for the trip. The latter
ices given all right, but the final
arbitration drew the attention of out
side parties to their general appear
ance and when Deputy Sheriff Shute
of Globe, who was in town on other
business, received word from Globe
to be on the lookout for them he
was at once put wise an to where
they could be found inside of ten
minutes. Accompanied by the local
officer. he overhauled them about half
way between the old and news towns.
A gun was found on each. After be-
ing deprived of their arsenal and be-
fore they could be searched further.
they broke and ran, pushing the local
the canal and grabbing up a six
shooter that had been laid on the
ground while the search was going
on. At the same time the one with
the money threw his wad of bills
amongst the rocks in the hope that
he would not be noticed. AS Francis
Cooper the local deputy. went over
the bank he alighted on his feet and.
drawing his gun as he whirled
around covered this would be-assail-
ant before he had time to use the
gun he had grabbed. The man then
dropped the weapon and plunged into
the canal in the hope of escaping, but
was unceremoniously hauled out. los
ing his hat in the operation. He still
showed fight, grabbing up rock and
throwing it at the officer who very
neatly lodged it, The man was
finally subdued and. with the other
prisoner. who had meanwhile been
taken care of by Deputy Shute. was
brought to town and locked up. They
were taken TO Globe the next day.
They were held at Globe to answer
to the grand jury yesterday on
charge of concealing property with
intent to defraud. Judge Hinson
Thomas fixing their bail at $500 each.
They were still in Jail last night in
default Of the necessary bonds.
The road up the Tonic is being
pushed along under the direction of
Road Supervisor Clanton. and four
miles of it between SCOTS and Clan
tons has been completed. The grade
now in use over the OK Bow hill is a
% per cent and will be reduced under
the survey for the new road to about
10 per cent. making a very decided
Improvement in transportation facil-
tiles between here and Payson.
Mrs. Press Armer died at Globe
about the 18th of this month. She
had been a resident of this place for
the last couple of years and went
to Globe to undergo an operation,
from the effects of which she died
She leaves three children by former
husband. John. Leonard and Wilhelma
Saunders