Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-02
MONDAY

the result of the Bisbee deportation.
The governors testimony dealt in
the main relative to kilograms re-
eeived and sent by himself to dif-
ferent parties during the Bisbee
strike and subsequent deportation.
During his examination he was assis.
ted by his secretary p. X. Mines.
The governor read from the teie-
grams taken from his files. the tele-
grams sem by Sheriff Harry c.
Wheeler asking for troops and tele-
grams sent by himself to the secre-
Kheeler's telegram and recommend
ing action. lie also asked for Ia.
Dor eoncilia,or be sent there and an
army officer 10 investigate conditions
He got no reply from the war depart
ment, he stated.
kilograms were received from
Capt. J. C. Greenway and Walter
Douglas up until July End. he said
advising him as 10 conditions in the
district, which he did not deem ser
ious but thought they were about
normal when he left for Globe and
Miami on July end, in answer to re-
quests 70 go there owing 10 impend-
ing trouble due 10 strikes there. There
were also strikes az Clifton and Jer-
ONE he said. On the 9Th he received
a telegram from Walter Douglas, at
Bisbee advising him that conditions
were rapidly assuming normal. white
he had understood that Coz. Horn
brook had been sent to Bisbee TO in
yestigate conditions and that Labor
Conciliator Meyers had been sen.
there also. The first he heard OF
the deportation was over a private
brokers' wire in Phoenix, and he wir
ed both Sheriff Wheeler and Johu T.
Ross, county attorney OF this county
for the facts. receiving wire from
Sheriff Wheeler advising him of the
grounds on which he took action,
fearing bloodshed. He said he did
not order troops to Bisbee because
he did not deem it necessary as ne
depended on the army officers to At
tend to that On cross-examinatioa
the question as to whether the oin-
er strikes in the state were not by
he /. W. w. the state objected and
nc was not allowed to answer.
Certified copies OF Col. Hornbrcaks
report TO the government, also GER
titled copy from the secretary pf
war at Washington were ruled out
by the court on the grounds of insult.
ficient foundation.
Fred Pennock of Bisbee was called
and testified that himself and Clar-
ence Ingraham had tried to get
Brown out OF line at Warren and he
refused.
Brown was then recalled and said
he DID not know Ingraham. but Pen.
mock did not offer to get him out,
but left saying he would try 20 Dc
SO. although he never did return Ef
forts OF the defense to cross-exain
i.e Brown relative 20 receipt of a
money 0rder were preventd by he
rourt, which sustained the states ob
5ecticn and Brown was recalled IA.
er.
The court then gave his opiEict
relative to the Introduction OF testi
mony by the state TO impeach :ht
deposition of Clarence Ingraham, an,
after quoting from authorities sas
tanned the defense objection, holdint
that such evidence was not admis
kable. since no foundation had beer
laid
Tom Foster, deputy sheriff. VIII
testified last Friday was recalled an'
he denied ever having told Pau
Cysmp or Paui Cendars that he va
afraid IL he did not stop work hi
house would be burned down. H.
slso denied that he ever told Jo'
Walker or Arthur Houie, or any 9th
eT person.
J.. Phillips OF Globe. testified as .
conditions and his deportation whiel
~as the same as other state vii
n<sses.
Slrs. Rosa Mckay followed an
testifisd - TO conditions IN Bisbe'
ssd vAss she saw IN Bsbss o. N
l1th. shs tod of hsr nephew, Nj