Arizona republican., 1916-04-07
Defendant Testifies to Col. Harris Statements Re garding His (Gulley's) Activity in City Election Night Session
HEARING ENDED
 IN SENSATIONS
Gulley. On Stand Permits Court to Guess Which of Three Sources Supplied Republicans Information In First Expose

Leaving the court to guess at which nf three sources supplied information used in a Republican article regarding the National Guard. Captain C. V. Gulley. as witness in his own behalf last night concluded his testimony and the hearing By its own admission, the court sought the exact source Of this information, as vital thing m connection with it's decisiOn-a thing that, it intimated, might sway it's judgment one way or the other
 At the close of the long and tedious day and night sessions-the most try ing of the entire inquiry, the court went into executive session, to bring forth q verdict. The decision will be passed on by Governor Hunt possibly today. before the public gets it.
 Quite the most sensational testi mony of the hearing was rendered last night, when Capt. Gulley, not be- ing restrained by any of the terrible array of objections that have clut- tered up the record revealed the true inwardness of the outward seeming from the point at which he stands.
 The name of politics brought almost q hush to the court room. Then, the hearing proceeded, and here is part of the result:
 Gulley was on the stand, when the following was brought out.
 By Col Donkersley-
 Q. You say that one of your men ,-n,, ba Colonal Harric i6 yoIi were working dirty politics at the city hall. A. Yes Sir.
 Q. Is he an enlisted man? A. Yes sir
 c. What is his name? A. Private White.
 By Captain Alexander
 c. You said that Colonel Harris said as much to you? A. Yes, I did
 c. When did he say that you A. Probably a week or two ago. l asked if they were registered out said. You fellows. you and Ne( Creighton. must be out running then all in" He made some remark rounding them all up" I don't know the exact words. Harris said that was down there amongst a bunch O republicans fighting against Geo. ' Young, playing dirty politics.
 By Captain Brown
 .. Captain Gulley. you testified that Private White of your company told you that the adjutant genera had made a certain statement con corning yourself. . Did you attemp to verify the truth of that statemen before acting upon it?
 A. In the first place. I did not ac on it. In the second place, l did at tempt to and verified it.
 CAPT. BROWN: | will make m, statement, and if the judge advocat wants it in the record, will repea it. The reason 1 asked that question that sar'e confounded tale bearI is the bottom and the root and tn cause of all this trouble, and tn officers particularly listening to storie about brother officers.
 Then came the real sensation O the evening session. The court go back to the subject of The Republi cans source of information and tn following ensued:
 CAPTAIN GULLEY: Mir Hollida said You know where I got this don't you? or words to that effect and l said, "I might guess And h said 'I guess you know all right. I did not make any guess might say almost certainly, beyond question of doubt, that there are a least three, if not more. officers O persons who have this information. might be doing somebody an injustic
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