El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04
GLOBE AND MIAMI
HOLD RIVAL MEETS
Shooting ARRAY Occurs at
Kelvin; a Woman Is
Wounded.

Globe, Ariz,, Sept Globe and Mi
ami held rival Labor Day celebrations
Large crowds from the Gila valley and
surrounding towns flocked to the two
cities A spirit of intense rivalry has
sprung up between Globe and Miami
and they We'd with each other in the
arrangement of attractions to draw the
public Labor Day. Miami is six miles
to the west of Globe, has a payroll Of
$1,000 and bids fair to become a large
town. 1t is the seat of three very large
copper companies whose output Is
steadily increasing.
st Globe. McIVoT and Haight won the
drilling contest making IS 3S inches
into solid granite in 10 minutes. Lund-
gren and Fuller took second place with
% IL inches. H. c. Collins won the 100
yard dash; time, ten seconds flat. The
womans nail driving contest was won
by Mrs Margery Beck, driving 2S nails
in three minutes r. H. Parsons won
the standing broad jump. E. l. Crit
fiths won the hop, step and jump, as
well as the running broad jump. He
also took second place in the 100 yard
dash. making it in 10 is seconds Mrs
most graceful woman rider. Frank
cane won the bronco busting contest
William Hicks won the four mile relay
race.
Deputy sheriffs Nash and Carter have
arrived here from Hayden with Fran
ginlino and Marcelino Uerez. brothers,
who are charged with assault with a
deadly weapon upon the person of Je-
sus Rodriguez, whom they are charged
with shooting in the head and leg They
were placed III the county jail pending
the action of the county attorneys Of
flee, under the new constitution the
grand jury having been dispensed with
except upon certain occasions.
George W. Findley, it is charged, shot
and seriously wounded Bessie Miller
and Peter Painter at Kelvin. The Mil
Ter woman and Painter net Findley in
the Southern hotel in that city, it IS
claimed, and began hostilities by shoot
ing at him. Findley ran from the hotel
across the street to the ice plant where
he is employed, secured a gun, and,
ii is said. returned and fired at his
antagonists. The trio was taken into
custody.
The superior court has convened for
the fall term, Walter G. Shute presId
ing. The calendar is heavy. Among
the cases for trial arc Is criminal
cases, the most important of which IS
the case of Pete Johnovich, a Syrian,
who, il is charged, murdered his part
ner, Martin Alexander, at Miami, last
April There are also several import
large sums. Five of these suits are
against the mining companies and one
against the railroad.
Milford Winsor, chairman of the
Mccain, have left for Fort Grant To
look over the premises there with the
view of appraisine its value for the
state which may take ii over and usa
it as an industrial school William
Moody, the other memb of the board,
left for Thatcher. Under the act en-
aiding Arizona to become a state, con-
gress gave the state 2,35O,00O acres of
inappropriate non mineral land to be
used for various purposes, which land
is to be selected by the state. 1t is the
selection of this land which is now oc-
cupying the attention of the board.
Winsor and Mccain will work along
the northern tier OF counties until No
vemher.
Miss Julia Coughlin and Gus Stein.
both Of this city. were married by judge
II. Il. Pratt
Judge Hn.soa Thomas united in mar
riage Fozana Koutich and Krsto W.
curoYich.