Arizona republican., 1912-04-04
THIRTY DAYS
 FUR SARRAC0SA
Hayden Thief Gets Taste of the Law; Snowcapped Peaks Cool Off Soothing Brow of Hayden; An All Fools Day Joke

HAYDEN. April 3.-Our town is
 being improved along several lines lat present. There is large force
 of men, dive stock and scrapcrs at work grading Utah street near the theatcr and school houses. Trees have arrived and will be planted around d humber of the residences and other buildings while the grounds around
 tho mill supcrintendent's office and
 time office are being beautifully ter
 raced for a lawn
 Bob Jones who operates and owns
 the auto stage line between here and l Wmkclman has decided to establish
 so that he may give better service to the local trade. Up to the present
 all cars have had their headquarters
 in Winkelman.
 A case of local interest tried Tues | day in Justice Adams court was that | of YGnacio Sarragosa charged with | having stolen a large number of cash coupons from the store of the Hay
 den Mercantile Co. It was alleged
 that the accused concealed himself in
 the store several days ago and after ] the building had been locked for the | night he came from his hiding place and helped himself to the coupons which are the equivalent of cash with the Mercantile Co. Evidence was Suf- ficicntIy damaging to secure sen
 tence of thirty days for Sarragosa. John Hurley is back at MacIntyres store after a short stay in Wyoming MT. Hurley brought his family with | him on his return So that he will have no further occasion to return to that region of great snow storms. He says he came near freezing to death while there and is delighted to be back home.
 Mrs. J. Noyce Hall and little daugh-
 ter. Sally, left Tuesday for Prescott where they will make their home. MT Hall will follow in q few days. Snow capped peaks are sight that is seldom seen in this locality on the first of April but that is the singu- lar spectacle We have before us now. This doubtless accounts for the friGid breczes sweeping our community and freezing the marrow in our bones. Everybody knows Frank Kennedy Poe. Some know him as democratic precinct committeeman; others as member of the democratic state cen tral committee; and still others as Taymaster of the Ray Consolidated. Whatever the title may be he is al- ways the same genial r. Kennedy.
 IL was this propensity to being good fellow that prompted his friends to put one over on him in commemoration of the Day of All Fools" Deputy Walter Gibson had not taken cOgnizance If the date when one of his brother officers 'phonod him that word had been re- ccived to put r. Kennedy under ar rest and hold him to answer charge of implication in recent check manipulating scheme exposed in Hayden and which is being aired in Phoenix courts. With his GUS tomary zeal in backing up the strong arm of the law Officer Gibson pro- c~cded at once to make sure of his prisoner. After a most uncomfortable half hour during which many diff ferent courses of action were COnSid- cred and dismissed a suggestion was dropped that the calendar date might be distinctly connected with the charge. IL had been dark half hour for r. Kennedy with visions of rug Ged prison walls and it is not nee essary to add that he gracefully "came back with plenty of cigars for the boys"
 H. C. Dean who has been with tho Ray Consolidated for over q year ar more has recently accepted a position with the Wnkclman Water and Light company. He is engaged in the cleo trical end of the work ~Iuipping the town of Winkelman for electric lights.
 Dr. A. B. Rood of Ray is in town on professional business.