Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-02-25
SOUNDED LIKE MEXI-
CAN WAR FOR AWHILE
From Fridays Daily

"Yeh! Open that door! want
to get in! Wow! I'm wild uni
/ Open that door"
These words, accompanied by j
long string Of profanity made the
peacable office occupants of the
+ Prescott National bank building sit
up and take xofice.
! Wow! Pm Dinny O'Sullivan,
that's who | am" floated upon the
ears OF eight or nine people within
earshot
Huh" commented Attorney Dick
I.amson in his little sanctum,
must be that hot-headed lawyer
from across the street" But DicI;
was not inclined to get out and
investigate. He was satisfied with
the conclusion he had formed.
"Yeh, If you don't open that
door I'll kick it in," beloved the
enraged Dinny in the corridor.
Speaker of the House II. II. Linney
sat in his office across the corridor,
heard the wild comments and ora
! ton, but wasn't exactly ready to
+ 60 out and investigate.
! "Wurra wurra There be limit
TO my patience" came another ulti-
matum. This taxed the limit OF en-
durance OF City Attorney f. ].
Mitchell. who sat in his office die
tating a letter. Mitchell went t.
;he door. opened it and putting on
bold front, strutted out to meet
he wild 'un.
Here. you'll have TO cut this out
There are ladies in this building
Now beat it," said the lawyer
Dinny was standing i'll front OF
the office OF the Aubrey Invest
ment Company directing his rage
against the panels nf the door. Mr.
Johns was away for several days
on business and Dinny was in a
hurry for some pay coming to
him.
legal advice didn't appear to
foaze Dinny 4 wee bit.
What? B-r-r-r! Pm 4 gentleman
] llllt y VITAL silll GU IC HOl
1 What are you anyway"
/ Mitchell didn't know whether to
get sore or laugh. In fact, he didn't
| get chance. No sooner did
Dinny finish his little euiogy than
he reached with his right hand for
his right pocket. In less time than
it takes TO tell, Mr.. Mitchell, who'll
ly proficient at the bar but entirely
! out-numbered in the present Occa-
sion. beat ! hasty retreat for his
/ office.
/ Tinny, left undisputed master OF
the situation, again commenced ac-
tive noise operations. In the mean
while. neither Messrs. Lamson no-
Waara, who were silent listeners to
the proceedings. evinced any desire
to 90 out into the corridor and
call halt to the proceedings.
With tine door between him and
the wild an, Mitchell called up
Sheriff Keller. That official came
on the run and spied O'Sullivan
just as he took another whack AT
I the door with the toe OF his shoe.
Keller seized him by the left arm
aanJ made a move as if to go to his
hip pocket II the same time.
Yes. I've got gun too" said
O'Sullivan, reaching down with mis-
right arm for his pocket. Mitchell
spied the move and jumped for him
landing just i'll time. When Dinny
was searched he was found minus
a gun.
As Sheriff Keeler's reassuring
voice was heard to say, Come on
with me-" the different doors open
ing into the corridor suddenly
swung wide open like magic. In
quisitive glances swept the corridor
and took in the situation at I
glance.
All this transpired on Wednesday
afternoon. Yesterday afternoon
when arraigned before Justice OF
the Peace Charles II. McLane, Din
ny admitted that he had imbided a
little too freely and was sorry for
his actions. Fifty days" said the
judge.