The copper era., 1911-03-17

After a search of several months. Jose Olguin, Mexican charged with stealing a horse from the Gleesou Livestock company, at Gleeson, this county, has been arrested at Silver City, N. M For the purpose of bring ing the prisoner to Tombstone to face trial, he having waived the formality of extradition, Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe has gone to the New Mexico town after him.
 The horse was stolen from the Gleeson firm late in October and both horse and man disappeared utterl, from the ken of the officials and the owner of the animal. Sheriff White was notified but in spite of the best efforts of his force could not locate him in Cochise county. Circulars sent out which resulted in the appre- hension of Olguin few days ago in New Mexico.
 The man is said to he suspected of a number of other thefts of livestock and his capture is there efore looked upon by the officers as quite i'm Portant.
 L E Oollarhide, an employe of the Southern Pacific company and vol unteer fireman who sleeps at the fire station, was arrested yesterday morn ing on a warrant issued by Deputy Sheriff Luke Short, charged with rob bery It is alleged that Dollarhide riied the pockets ot some fellow fire men who were making a run on Thursd4y night.
 As was stated in Fridays Star, the freneu were sent to the corner of Third steet and Second avenue on a false alarm, and while they were gone their clothing was riAed. Alex Hinson and Ed Mackey lost about SIP Suspicion pointed to Dollarhide and what is supposed to be the same money was found concealed in a sack belonging to Dollarhide. His arrest followed.
 Dollarhide was arrigned before Jus tice Dufton and his examining tria set for "Wednesday at p. m. the de- fendant demanding an examining trial. He was held in jail until last night, when bond was executed.
 This. is the second of the false alarms and simultaneous robbery oc, currences during the past few weeks. Not only is the burglary charge a very serious one, but turning in d false alarm is also an otfense.
 Mexican Copsul Arturo Elias has been informed of the capture of Ro sendo R. DOrame with F Mexican in- surrectOs recruited in the Kelvin d strict north of Tucson, who were taken prisoner few days ago in the Altar district across the international border in Sonora.
 Dorame has been in constant com munication with the Los Angeles re volutionary juuta since the outbreak of the insurrection, has visited the junta several times in connection with the gathering of men for the in- surgent forces, and is said to have taken large number of mea from central Arizona across the line It is said to have been on his last trip that he took l5 men across the line and l2 more were caught al Altar. The other three escaped and were arrested this morning in the Orc Blanco distri't by United States Special Deputy Marshal Walter Bailey. Their ames are Francisco Cazueta, Rafael Quiroz., and Diego Gastellum. The men are charged with violation of the neutrality laws.
 The news of Dorame's arrest was for warded to the Mexican consul at Tucson with request for his record. Such informa tiou as was known has been furnished. Information was also given by the Mexican consul which led to the arrest of the three men in the Gro Blanco district, though the complaint was issued byI the Mexican consul at Nogales.
 Dorame was for some tune deputy sheriff at Granite Reef and Roosevelt and last fall was a candidate on the socialist ticket for the constitutional convention.
 Tae Southern Pacific Railroad is credited with the statemeut that not a single passenger was killed in the year 1910 on any of their lines either in the United States or Mexico. | The system carried 409, 49J, ,OOO pas seDgers during that time.
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