Arizona republican., 1913-09-22
MEyICANS PROVE ID BE
 WHOLESALE PLUADERERS
Homes of Eight Families of Tempe District Molested During Past Month-Consderab PIunder
 Still Missing.

Booty which has been identified beyond a doubt as belonging to six residents of Kyrene has recently been found in the possession of two MeXi- cans of that district Who have ap- parentIy made wholesale plundering their sole means of livelihood for the past month Yet while the where abOuts of some of the missing prop erty has been unearthed there still remains possibly three times as much to recover. The officers are still working on this feature of the case and hope to bring something to light today that will put an end to. the worries of the week during which time they have been troubled with the MeMcans, innumerable trials and an unearthing of clues leading to successful termination of the whole case Not that they are being over worked are the officers going to bring the affair to a finish today-it is just tire satisfaction of putting end to the wholesale rObberies of the last month.
 The preliminary hearing and trials of the week following the apprehen- sion of the guilty men last Tuesday has brought about no end of com plications. At one time the men were given their sentence and were to be transferred 60 the county jail that evening, but a second warrant came in for their arrest in the in tervening time and it meant another trial This was held on Saturday af- ternoon. Yet little more was un- earthed and the men that evening were taken to Phoenix, where they KKri1 ha fa of perior court as an alternative to putting up a one thousand dollar cash bond apiece for their liberty.
 At present John H. Nevitt of Ky rene whose home was thoroughly ransacked one week ago today, is the only one to recover all goods stolen. It was following his case the MeXcans were apprehended and portion of the missing booty re- covered.
 Tang Nielsen and family are the heavy losers just now. A hand made bracelet, gold watch. rings and various other articles of jewelry have been missed, and of these only one has been found and that the least valuable of the entire set.
 B. F. Saylor is in cash loser just forty dollars gold, the same being taken from his home a few weeks ago at the time a couple of suits of underwear were that have been found in the possession of the MeXicans
 Andrace Jepsen has succeeded in recovering a pair of blankets out of a number of articles taken from his residence.
 While there is no actual clue lead ing to such an opinion yet, the off
 
 MeXicans are the same who plum dered the home of John Jungerman but a short time ago
 A clock and fountain pen belong ing to a Japanese resident of Kyrene were found in the experimentation of articles held by the Mexican The Jap too claims the loss of other articles.
 Thomas F. Argue of Tempe proper while not a loser by the works of these Mexicans, upon first sight of one of them readily identified the man as one who attempted to break into his home on West Fifth street without success.
 The actions of the two Mexicans are in every way most peculiar. One of them, posing under two names, Antonio Bohorgues and Juan Rosa rio, has apparently done practically all the house plundering. And still more strange is the fact that all of it was accomplished in plain day light The other man, Jose Ibarro, has acted as assistant to Bohorgues, with a horse and wagon transferring