Arizona republican., 1912-08-01

near Kelvin and an entire crOsSa arm
 was burned up where the line was
 cut This is the first case since
 service was first installed more than
 two years ago that the service has
 been entirely interrupted. The dam
 age was repaired and connection re-
 established before noon. The same
 storm did considerable damage to tue
 power plant of the Ray Consolidated
 at Kelvin.
 There was a remarkably live ses-
 sion in the court of Justice Rice nere Monday evening between the hours of seven and eleven in which
 four young men, employees of the A $. x R shops were acquitted of charge of committing a misde l meanor, preferred by Officer Carter.
 It seems that on Sunday night sev- eral of the boys had assembled in | one of the tent houses for a jolly 1 time which the officer decided was l a disturbance of the peace Of the community and said must be discOu- | tinued His arrival on the scene with | the admonitiOn to "cut out the rough
 stuff" and backing up the ultimatum with an ugly smoke wagon" was the signal for general resentment hy
 the merry makers of his intrusion and
 according to same of the evidence | offered in the court there were few | epithets known to the American
 tongue that were not then directed at the officer. However the cast may have been the jury saw fit to award the accused their freedom The | defense was handled by Attorney
 Fear of Wnkelman while the pros l ecution was conducted by Deputy 1 County Attorney Studley.
 1 Priminteo Moline. a Mexican, is in | the Hayden jail and in a peck of | trouble brought on through too in | innate association with other folks | artillery" It has nor vet been de- termined for which branch of the Mexican belligerents he was making
 the collection and 1t is probable that | he has forgotten about that feature 1 of the case during the rapid success sion of events the last few days. In l arresting Moline the officers recOv- cred three perfectly good six shooters
 which had been stolen from the boys | in the Ray Consolidated dormitOrv during the past week. Confronted by l this evidence the prisoner is said to have made a full confession of his guilt and his trial. which will take i place in day or two will be a
 mere matter of form Molino also l had in his possession a saddle horse, l of o | livery stable in Ray. When he Jeff | Ray a few days ago he hired" the | outfit and had not vet finished with l it's use. Of course no one doubts C) | that he intended to return the outfit l in good condition There is q moral | to this little story of the 'misha ps ] of MolinO." and that is that it will never do to steal from representa- tive of the strong arm of the law l One of the guns in the case is a | handsome six shooter which was talk CT from the room of Deputy County l Attorney Studley and right then 1 Molino's troubles started.
 Erwin Lefiert a young man, suf- | ferng from i'll health generally. died
 here Monday night after stay of | a few weeks in our town. Death l came quite suddenly and there was
 no time to call his relatives to his ! bedside On telegranhic instructions
 of his relatives in Milwaukee. Wis.
 his remains have been shipped tC
 that city
 R. F McRae is spending few | days in Phoenix.
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