El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-17
WINKELMAN STARTS
A MORAL CRUSADE
Runs Number Of Migrants
Out and Shuts Up the
Gambling Games.

HAYDEN. AriZ. June fl moral cru
SADIE against vice was started IN " lnkel-
man by Frank HAYNES and Norman B.
Johnson sheriff and district attorney,
respectively. when about 40 joan doe
warrants were issued against men
charged with vagrancy.N Deputy shersffs
Martin and Henderson assisted IN the
raid. but only six were landed; the rest,
having been clipped Off a short time
before. made their get away FINAL
county borders Wm6elman on one SIDE
and It was only necessary for the Gull
prits to cross the ella river and be out
Of the local Officers jurisdiction
Y. y. Graves. the Justice Of the peace
of that place, few DAYS ago had handed
in his resignation to the district attor-
ney. so arrangements were made Tor
the trial to be held in Judge Adams 5
court in Hayden. When preliminary
hearing was given them, two pleaded
guilty to the charge and the remaining
four pleaded not guilty. sentence OF
80 ddys was passed upon each of the
culprits by Judge Adams and sentence
was suspended providing they left town
within "A hours, never to return
Winkelman has been termed one of
the typical old time western towns
where vice existed in all It's forms and
the crusade that has been started Is re-
ceiving the hearty support OF the resi-
dents of the town. Gambling was stopped
some time ago and "a cleaner town has
been the slogan of the inhabitants ever
since.
The town viii be carefully watched
in the future and if any of the culprlt5
make another appearance, they VIII be
quickly prosecuted. Alr- Johnson has
considered It advisable to appoint an
assistant district attorney TO be located
in Hayden and Winkelman.
Samuel Sharp, who was injured in the
mill a short time ago, Is now in the heI-
vim hospital, his injuries having become
more serious than was at flrst thought
Z. J. Franklin, superintendent OF
power for the Ray Consolidated Copper
company, has gone to. Los Angeles Tor
a months vacation with his folks.
Karl Eilers. chairman of the executive
committee; kunO DOerr- manager OF the
Southwest district, and II. A. Prosser,
member of the executive COMMITTEES, OF
the American Smelling and Refining
company, are in Hayden Tor few days
business trip.
This Is Mr.. Prosser's first visit since
the completion of the local smelter.
z. Besheare has moved his family from
Winkelman to Hayden, where he viii
make Ms future home. He Is connected
with the Standard Mercantile company.
Frederick Reel is leaving Hayden to-
day for Los Angeles. his former home,
where his family Is located He leaves
on account of word received from his
father in the east. who cOntemplates
spending a few months In the west and
wishes TO take his son and family along
with him on the trip.
r. T.. HAYES, who has been attached
to the office of the Ray Consolidated
Copper company for The past year, leaves
today for Salt Lake City His father
Is cashier of the Utah Copper company.
of that place, where his son has secured
4 position.
Rev Mr. Hawley is in Hayden and
held services in the local church Sunday.
Walter Nash has left for Hayden june
ton to subpoena witnesses in various
cases to come up before the grand Jury
at Florence