Arizona republican., 1910-04-21
SQUIRRELS ARE CAUGHT IN T|MBEREO COUNTRIES AS JAMES DALEY HIMSELF AO-
 MlTS.
He Pleaded Guilty to Child Stealing
 and Will be Sentenced Today.

James Daley, who il will be remem- bered sad confidently, that it is pret- ty hard to catch squirrel in a tim bered country" decided yesterday that he was up tree and had no way Of getting down. When he was brought before the court to plead to an indict- . ment charging him with child stealing, in the case of Rhoda Beebe he pleaded guilty and the court fixed the time for to the attention of the court that there was another indictment against him for statutory rape and that there was a bending charge being investigated by the grand jury of an attempt by Da- ley. John Edwards and Harry Oliver tn break jail. The court said that he knew of these things only through newspaper reports and he would like to investigate them further before fix ing the sentence. Attorney Thomas r.. Flanagan of Globe who has repre- scented Daley since his arrest at Globe said ne desired to make d statement He had. he said. had frequent conVer- SationS with Daley and he was con- Vinced that that misguided young man now saw the error of his ways and would like to become q good citizen He would therefore ask the leniency of the court. District Attorney Bulard made brief statement regarding the escapade of Daley and said that the worst feature of il was his desertion of his family.
 The district attorney also spoke Of ,l, ;..sI course of which he made-it clear that
 Guy Roberts was brought in to plead business would equip factory. Speak ing of the implements found in the cell of the prisoners. the district attorney said that there were some saws fash toned out Of those steel strips which are found in the soIes of shoes of the better class. Found in shoes of the worst class" corrected the court The Daley matter went over until today.
 what he does not know about the shoe 10 an indictment for grand larceny Roberts is the youth who stole the be ionginss of William Tipton, consisting of nearly everything portable which he buried all over the ranch of Joe Monihon. When Roberts was asked what plea he would enter he said he would like to have a commission ap- pointed 10 appraise the value of the stuff he had stolen so as to ascertain whether he had actually committed grand larceny. The district attorney was called in and it was pointed out that the value of the stolen property had been fixed at s5l. That was so nearly petty larceny that it was de- cided to let il go al that and Roberts said he was ready 10 take his med icine. lie was sentenced to six months in the county jail.
 In the case of Christian Bomke. first for the killing Of a couple of cows belonging to Joe Lambaye and second, for aggravated assault upon John Lind, the grand jury returned no bills and Bomke was brought into court and discharged.
 The grand jury submitted another report yesterday containing indic;- ments as follows: Jose Robledo. grand larceny; George Williams and Roy Anderson. burglary at Gila Bend: Henry Enos and William Tempe. In- dlans, horse stealing: William Me Mahon, murderOus assault. two indict- mcnts; Carl Williams. Indian. rape: Refugio SaragOssam, grand larceny