Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-25

enCe. A. NOt al that time. , Q. Did you not take him to Flor ence? A. I did later on, but not at that time. You just keep your - all right, go ahead.
 Q. Answer my question, governor. Did you not take him to Florence. A. Not at that time.
 Q. Did you ever take him to Flor ence? A. No, sir. l did take him there once, yes, as a visitor.
 Q. What was the occasion? A. Be- cause was taking a crowd of visitors over there and he went along.
 Q. Took him out of the limits of his parole, did you? A. l don't know anything about it.
 Q. What? A. didn't pay attention to that
 Q. Was he ever employed at Flor ence. A. He was, yes, sir?
 Q. Now, governor, when was it you employed him as guard at Florence? A. Now, I cannot tell you that at all
 c. Did you obtain a position there for him? A. l think l did; yes.
 Q. In what capacity? A. As a guard
 
 you employed an alien enemy of the United States as guard at the prison at this time? A. Yes, sir, because was on his bond and didn't the gov ernment of the United States say he could be free if he could get a bond?
 Q. Do you not know that there is a statute here that prohibits ones who are not citizens to be placed in any such a position? A. It is not proven that he was not a citizen.
 o. Did you not go on his bond knowing that he was an alien enemy?
 By MT. Laney: Thatsdoes not prove anything.
 By Mir Campbell:
 Q. Did not the bond recite that he was an alien enemy on parole. and could not go out of MaricOpa county, Governor Hunt? A. l went on his bond when the government of the United States said through their proper officers shat they would re- lease this man on $500 bond, and signed the bond with the president of the union over at Miami.
 Harbored Alien Enemy.
 Q. And then you took that man and harbored him, an alien enemy, in one of the state institutions, in violation of that bond, did you not?
 By Br. Laney: We object to his violation of the bond 1t has no bear ing on this.
 By the witness: Oh, yes, sir; l will have to say some things how somebody else stood behind the presi- dent over there.
 By Mir. Campbell:
 Q. Did you take him over there and make him a guard; what salary did he get? A. Got the same salary they all get.
 Q. A hundred and twenty dollars g month? A. Ninety dollars the first month
 Q. And then a hundred and twenty dollars a month afterwards? A And then a hundred and twenty dollars a month afterwards.
 Q. Did Kastner go with you to Tue son? A. I don't remember now he did or not.
 e. You knew, Governor. did you not, that he was an alien enemy? A. No, did not, because I will tell you, Judge, and you know it, 100, this boy has been here since he was 12 years of age; h.s father died in Mexico and he had always supposed he was an American citizen and enJit,el t0 citi- zenship because of his fathers citizen ship, but Lls father died dCwn m Mex ico aTd he. eoJld not get his papers. and So he has been in this country ever si' ce.
 Arrested With Kube
 e. Do you not know that just be- fore his arrest at Globe he had been in Canada working against the inter ests of the United States and its allies and was arrested with one Frederick Kube? Don't you know that, Cover nor? A. No. don't.
 e. l say, you do not know he was in Canada with Ferdinand Kube? A. I said didn't know.
 c. You were not told that when you went on his bond? A. was not told that when l went on his bond.
 c Did you read that in the news pepers? A. I don't remember; some l don't read, some of them that you know aren't worth reading.
 Q. Governor. you knew. did you not. that Charles W. Kastner registered as an alien enemy at the call of the Uni- ted States government in this state, | do you not? A. l do not
 Q. And registered and gave his ad- dress as the home of Geo. w. P. Hunt, | Mcdowell road? A. do not
 c. You don't know that. A. No. sir 1
 e. Never knew that? A No, sir. | didn't.
 c. You were on very friendly terms | with him, were you not. wrote him let 1 ters, frequently? A. Like I do great I many other people yes.
 By the witness: l would like to ask | a question.
 By the court Speak to the coun- | ty attorney, governor
 By the witness: l want to find out | where they are getting ahold of my | 
 Threatens Counsel
 By Mir Campbell. e. | will ask you | if this is your correspondence? A. | Where did you get hold of it; if you | do. you are liable Co be arrested: the | |