Arizona republican., 1912-09-18
KNIFE WIELDER MAY SOON
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Moore said that he knew trouble was brewing but supposed that 1t was be cause of an arrest Williams had made and that if any effort was made to start anything it would be upon Will Hams.
 Il had warned him to be careful and told him that they were trying to get him. l am sure he ealized the state of affairs to a certain ertent. but that he was impressed with his duty more than with a regard for his personal safety, and that is why he came into the trouble when he saw me getting the worst of it
 Moore rallied perfectly from the anaesthetic and Dr. Craig is certain that no complications can now arise There was HO perforation of the in testines. and while the wound in the neck came fearfully close to the jugu- lar. it did not enter that important blood center. He lost a considerable quantity Of blood and this coupled with the effect of the anaesthetic has considerably weakened him. But Moore's magnificent physique stands in his favor and he will no doubt soon be able to resume his duties.
 Friends of the chief yesterday sent great punches of carnations and oth- CT flowers to his bedside, until finally the nurse was obliged to set her foot down and refuse to allow more to be brought into the room. She was the master of the situation, telling the newspaperman that his visit must be just as short as possible and issuing - thOI1Uh he were a child.
 In order to fOrestall any possible demonstration by friends of the pri- soners who participated in the Cen tral saloon affair, which was the di- rect forerunner of the more serious incidents in front of the city hall, yesterdays session of police court was held an hour earlier than usually. Twenty three prisoners were arraign- ed. five of whom were of the Cen tral saloon party.
 When they were reached in the ex- animation. Judge Thomas had them segregated from the rest of the com mon drunks They were Refugio Leon. Santiago RObles. Jesus Quien, Carlos Laves and Refugio Daniel. All pleaded guilty to charges of being drunk and disOrderly.
 You might rightfully be charged with being accessories before the fact in relation to the affair in front of the city hall" said Judge Thomas before prOnouncing sentence. None of you was directly implicated in the stabbing of the policemen nor in the lamentabIe killing of an innO- cent bystander But it was you who made it necessary for the officers to make arrests and it was friends of yours who started and created the trouble subsequent to your being taken into custody. In this respect you are each and severally serious of lenders I am going to sentence each of you to serve for a period of sixty day in the city jail.'
 An effort was made at the con cIusion of the court sitting to secure the release of one or two of the of lenders, a tender of S60 being made, but the magistrate informed those who would pay a fine that no fine had been imposed and that he had pronounced sentence which meant that the quintet must remain in the city jail the full sixty days.
 Ramon AlIegrio who had created a serious disturbance at the fire house while the trouble was in progress at the Central hotel, was sentenced to pay a fine of $1O or remain in the city jail ten days.
 Fernando Morales, who removed Policeman Duncan's gun from his holster while he was in the act of ar resting two belligerents, was trans ferred yesterday to the county jail, with a charge of assault with a dead ly weapon lodged against him.
 It was feared for a time yesterday