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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
A7-i&OHa Silver
Service Finds
ShipAferHunt
Nogales Mayor Makes Pre-
sentahon on Quarterback
of Dreadnought.

For the last five years the mayor
Of Noga1es, Ariz-, on the border. has
been trying to present a $4,000 silver
service 70 the battleship Arizona, says
the Sew York Times Of December 2s.
The dreadnaught wanted the gift and
the people Of Arizona were eager that
she should have It, but somehow
mayor Nix. the battleshlp and the
silver service couldn't arrange to be
at the same place at the same time
Twice delegations OF well known Arr
zonans crossed the continent and
came to New York only TO find the
dreadnaught was somewhere else.
Finally. mayor ak located the
ship. completed all arrangements. and
yesterday afternoon at the New York
navy yard, with a large number OF na-
tive ArizOnans fringed around a
green and red stand on the quarter
deck, made the presentation on behalf
OF the state. Capt. John H. DAYTON.
the ships commander, received the
gift, acting for secretary OF the navy
Daniels
Ashurst for Biz navy.
United states senator Henry F.
Ashurst, OF Arizona. and mayor Nix
y
people who had been invited to at
tend swarmed around the magnificent
silver service spread out on the stand
The service consists Of about $50
pieces There was much speculation
as to the use that viii be made Of
the beautiful punch bowl. inlaid with
silver and made OF FURNISHED copper.
the finest produced By Arizona mines
The presentation ceremony began
at $3.50 o'clock Officers Of the shin
and q guard OF marines took their
pi0ens on the quarterback. and music
p - furnished by the dreadnaughts
bic hand Mayor Mix, whose person
atty stamps him as typically western.
mace snort humorous talk IN
which he told his audience Just how
much the people Of Arizona thought
Of their dreadnauEht namesake.- The
silver service was purchased with
funds raised by subscription, people
over the entire state contributing.
Senator Ashurst stressed the need
mate the glory OF the United states
navy said the senator. "but 7 know
that Il was the sea power OF the
United states and Great Britain that
really did the work in the world war.
I am for a great navy always"
A sDrys Navy.
Speaking Of prohibition, senator
Ashurst declared that he wasn't a
prohibition crank but felt that grave
juice had done much for the sea
forces Of Uncle sam The eve OF me
gunner must be clear" he remarked.
and q can't be clear II he drinks
alcoholic beverages
The silver service presented to the
Arizona consisted Of the big punch
bowl pitchers. goblets. trays. vases.
forks, spoons, knives and candle
sticks
Those attending the presentation
ceremony included, Mrs. I. Bradford
Prince, wife Of the former governor
0f New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Livestock Market



Chicago. Ill. Jan 3--Hogs-Receipt
5000; market closing 25c 70 15c higher
lsulk. slA65G14-90; top, SASS heavy,
E1AG0114.o0- Light light S1440 Q 14-7os
heavy packing sows. smooth. s1A15G14.s0
packing sows rough, s13-6o314-15; pigs.
Catue-ReceIpts. 1000; market com
pared with week ago. beef steers mostly
CSC lower she-Btock generally steady /;
bulls ana calves 25G50c higher; feeders
steady to 25c higher.
Sheep-Reccipts, 2000: market COM
pared with a week aEo- sheep and me
dium lambs mostly steady; good ana best
fat lambs yearlinga and feeding lambs,
CSC 20 SO higher.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No. Jan. 1.-Hogs-Re-
caipts. 5000; market generally steady
Bulk. s13.75 614 60; heavies. s14-25 614-s5
mediums S14-z5 71L75l lights S15-g9G
1915; Hight lights. s13.75 114.00; packing
sowz Sl3-25 91f-oo7 pigs. S1175 G13.5o-
Catue-Recelpts. 500; market forweelz
steers, 25c 10 use lower. Butcher stock,
strong to 25e higher. Gamers. STEADY
calves. steady 70 &c lower feeders veal
to 25c lower.
sheep-Receipts. 500: market for wssk
lambs soc higher; sheep. CSC higher
Fort Worth Livestock, Close.
rllL n QELls Tex Jan a--latte-ise-
ceipts Friday. 1900: market unchanged
Beaves, $500 12.oo- stockers. $1,000
le--5i cows, 24-25 e-25: helfers, sL50T
ll-9oi bulls, $3.50 $50; calves. sA5o6
Hogs-Rsosipts 500; market steady.
Heavy, 1880 1855; medium. $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Display 2 Ne1U
Vegetables At
GGrdenExhibit
Both Resemble the Potato
and Are Said to Be
Equal IN Value.

st. Louis. No. Jan s.-Two new
vegetables have been propagated at
the Missouri botanical garden here.
IL was announced today by Dr. Geo.
T. Moore, director Of the garden
One has been named the ~ar-
racacha," and the other the "dasheen."
Both resemble the potato and are said
TO be about equal in food value to It.
DR.. Moore explained the arracacha,
when cooked is a bit darker than the
sweet potato and tastes like the par
snip. It is a rapid grower. he said.
Dasheens cooked IN cream taste
like cauliflOwer and when baked
have the flavor OF a roasted chest
nat They are related TO the Egyp-
tan taros commonly referred to as
the. elephant ear" DR.. Moore ampli-
fled
The announcement was made 20
delegates who attended the conven-
ton for the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science. which
ended last night and who remained
over ia St. Louis for today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
WIRELESS WORK
FOR BOY SCOUTS
Camp Up The Valley to Be
Connected With Head
quarters in City.

Boy Scout headquarters, Liberty
statue, IS 20 be connected with the
Boy Scout weekend camp. miles up
the valley. by wireless II plans now
beinr. considered by the local scout
executive go through. It Is planned
to establish wireless communication
in order that the scouts may have
constant practice in a practical way
with q real wireless apparatus
Court Of Honor Meets
The January session OF the Court
OF Honor viii be held in Judge W. D.
Howe's courtroom, Monday evening
January Il. DIT. Fuller swift chair
man Of the court VIII preside Oteer
members OF the court are; J. K Sc
gall. ". S. Clayton r. b Orndortf
and Prof. Howard Taylor. Scouts
will qualify in all ranks, tendertoot.
second class, first class and merit
badge work.
The first meeting OF Fl Paso coun-
ell. Boy Scouts Of America for 1870
viii be held in the Sheldon hotel
grill room on the evening OF Tues
day January IA AT this session,
chairmen viii appoint their commit
teemen for the year. the activities for
the year as planned VIII be dis
cussed, and plans viii be completed
for the financial drive later ia the
month. Chairman W. L Tooley VIII
appoint his team captains and they
viii select the members Of their
teams assisted by the vice chairmen.
Herman Andreas and Maurice
Campaign Opens Jan. 20.
The date for the financial campaign
has been set BY the executive com
mittee for Tuesday. January 20.
Today the weekend camp resumed
its usual weekend activities. Scouts
from all troops are at the camp re-
and passing those for which they are
qualified
Several troops are spending a por-
tion Of the week at the camp camp
ing out with their scout masters
cookine, playing and STUDYING.
Anniversary week VIII be cele-
brated this year. February 8 TO IL. by
having all members OF the com
munity pledge themselves 20 adopt
the Scout slogan. DO a Good Turn
Daily" This is the 10th anniversary
OF the Boy Scouts OF America
New Scout Troop
Another troop OF Boy Scouts has
been Organized By deputy commits
sioner Frank A. Farrell. The new
troop IS sponsored by a committee Of
three men from the Asbury Metho-
dist church corner OF Husco and
also have permanent headquarters.
Ted Vaughn ls the scout master and
Geo. P. Banks heads the boys work
committee. which represents the IN
stitution, as the sponsors OF the
troop
Mr.. Farrell IS now assisting the
boys work committee OF the High
land Park Baptist church IN cumplet-
ing the organization Of the troop. The
committee representing this institu-
tlon Is headed BY A. r webb, county
treasurer. with seven others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
CORN WEAKEN5
AFTER UPTURN
Initial Strength Ascribed
To Cold Weather and
Scanty Receipts.

Chicago, III, Jan 2.-Corn weak
ened today after an upturn at the
opening. The initial strength was
ascribel 10 cold weather and TO con-
tinued scantiness Of receipts Pre-
dictiOus. however, were for rising
temperatures. Besides falling off in
export demand for oats had a ten
dency 20 bring about a bearish reac-
ton in corn Opening prices, which
ranged from s TO SC higher, with
January S136 10 1857 and May
s1-331f to 1-33&, were followed by a
setback all around TO well below yes
terday's finish.
Oats paraueled the action OF corn.
Reselling from the seaboard was re-
ported. After opening unchanged TO
Z C higher, including Nay at 64is to
S41c the market underwent a mod
crate decline.
Provisions were firm owing to an
advance in the value Of hogs De-
mand, though, was not OF an agrees
sive sort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Sanity Expert
Asserts Harry
Ne10 Not Right
Witnesses Tell of Youth
Taking Dr." Bath IN
Waterless Tub.

Los Angeles. Calf. Jan. s.-Four
alienists remained 70 be called as Wit
nesses for the defence when the trial
of Harry New on a charge OF muir
dering his fances, Freda Lesser. was
resumed today.
DR. Ross Moore had already testi-
fled 20 the belief that New was in
sane both before and after the killing
% Miss Lesser. He declared New
suffered from paranoia OF a dementia
praeeox type, closely allied 70 para
phrenia-
He said he believed when New shot
Miss Lesser he was unable TO dis
tinguish between right and wrong and
vas unable 90 appreciate the charac-
ter and consequences OF the act~
Brooded Over Birth
testimony set out that New had
been week and sickly nearly an his
life and had brooded over the "un-
fortunate circumstances Of his birth 7
Numerous alleged peculiar acta
Of New were stated, Including his
taking OF sdry hnth.H the term
applied 20 the action Inscribed 90
him by arising at 4 o'clock in the
morning when a guest in
friends home and sentiu= himself
in a bath tuh IN which there was
no water. while clad In his under
clothing and socks
D. Much stress was laid on acts In
'lcating delusion he was followed hy
enemies who told his employers he
was an alleged nleEitimate child and
nreiudiced them against him
Rush Work on Case
Contrary 90 custom, q saturday
morning session was scheduled and
court Was 20 open az 9 instead OF 10
o'clock so that the giving OF the case
eventually 20 the Jury might be ex-
nenited. It's conclusion. recently pre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
HnecO Basin
Well ELGteS
Drilling Crew
Dnllers Have Encountered
Formation Characters
TIC of Ranger.

DriIlers in the Husco Basin OIL
company are elated at the formations
they have encountered siEce reach
Ing the 1o00-foot level.
superintendent W. D. Choppuis re-
ports that be IS now drnllnEg in a
soft reddish formation. characteristics
OF producing wells IN the Ranger field.
according TO comparisons made By
Mr.. Choppuis with VIM. Elder. OF
Ranger Mud dumplngs and the slush
IN the tools and baIler show heavy
streaks OF black titumlnous substance
Indicative Of the presence Of oil.
The latest log Of the well follows:
zoos % 10l5-hafd dark brown lime.
lois 20 102S-softer dark brown
lime.
1923 % 1o4T-hard dark brown lime.
10f7 20 1o72-- hard light brown
lime.
1919 to 1oss-softsr reddish dark
brown line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
FEDERAL BANK
Makes REPORT
Total Resources Set At
S56, AZ, 242.e9 in Reserve
StatSrnenb

The financial Statement Of tAe
Federal Reserve bank OF Dallas. as
given out by the 81 Paso branch.
shows q total Of s5s.447242.ss. at the
close OF business on January 2. The
statement by detail follows;
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates IN vault.
gs.362.115; gold settlement fund. s15.-
414.5sL3o; gold redemption fund.
S3,sA4.sTLs0; gold held with foreign
agencies, Ss.s14325.4si gold with
agent for retirement Of F. R. notes.
s2L411.23O. Total s5s,447.242ss.
Legal tender notes, silver, etc,
1888. G35.f0; other cash and cash
items. s2.71s.41O. Total. s6o.4ls.6ss.0s.
Five percent redemption fund F. r
bank notes. s55s2o0; bills discounted
members" s57.13A7s1.05; bills bought
in open market. sl.455.Oo0; accept
ances acquired from other +. P
banks. s5.165,64s %. Total bills an
hand, s63,T55, 1891.
Investment U. S. bonds. s3.g56.000;
u. S. certificates OF Indebtedness,
S9.065. 600. Total earning assets $751;
7S6.429-s7.
Federal Reserve banks-transfers
bought met" s10.166,12T07; checks
and drafts in process Of collection.
S33,731,131-S9: all other resources.
i5.30I, 847-66. Total resources, 1885,
962.E246S.
Liabilities.
Capital paid In, S3,4I7,1o0; surplus.
S3,029, 937.23; government deposits.
S2.4&0-358.59; due 20 member banks
reserve account. S62.651. 685.50; de-
ferred credits account checks and
drafts in process Of collection. s26.-
598,270.25; +. r. bank notes secured
by o. S. bonds, s1O,582.s50 federal
reserve notes in circulation, s74.-
S14.015; due to other Federal Reserve
banks net" s648, 939.45; foreign gov
eminent credits. s1.ST9.6G5.46: az 9th
err liabilities. s1,059.6232O. Total lie
abilities. 1885,. 42f68; rediscounts
for other Federal Reserve banks,
S28.sO2.500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
G0PPERS Gain,
OIL DECLINES
Leading Red Metal Issues
Go Up One Point On
Market.

During the short irregular season
OF the stock market Saturday Next
can Petroleum led the column Of
losers, making a gradual decline to
2105s. a 104 point loss since Fridays
close. according to J. s. Curtisa &
Co. Sheldon hotel
IN the copper list Utah, Chino,
Chile and Kennecott each gained one
point Anaconda and Inspiration
gained half point, Nevada and Ray
Consolidated gained fractionauy,
Butte held firm and Green Cananea
sold off half point
On the curb Magma copper a.
yanced one point, New COrnelia he'd
firm at 22iz bid. Verde Extension
dropped half point. stock being Of
fered at As on t2lk bid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
NOVEMBER R. R. DEFICIT
AT LOW RECORD FOR YEAR

government deficit from railroad
operations during November VIII be
approximately s6f500,0gQ. low
record for the year. according 10
figures made public by the bureau OF
rsiiwav economics Net operating in
come for the months was estimated
20 have fallen below 10000. 600,
which the bureau OF economies de-
clared 70 be the lowest In so years
when computed on a basis OF per-
ceutaEe OF Investment
The governments net loss. the bu-
reau estimated. on the basis OF In
terstate commerce figures, has
reached S54S. 100000 fin the % months
OF railroad operation The bureau
placed the loss for the II months
Of 1913 No more than s331.900.00Q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
AHHandS Taken
OfTheB eIIeLSLe
ByReScue Ship
Sailofs Taken on Board
the New Foundland
Steamer Seal.

Quebec, Que Jan. s.-Flfteen per-
sons employed at the government
stations on Belle Isle. who were
threatened with starvation by the
laundering Of the government steam
er Aranmore. loaded with winter
supplies, a few weeks ago. have been
rescued by the New Foundland steam
err seal. according TO a wireless mes
sage received here. The massage
said.
-Au hands successfully taken Off
Bele Isle are now safe on board the
steamer seal, bound for New Found
land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Clemenceau Mdrries
Countess dAuny of
United States Bhih9

Paris, France, jan 3--Alluslon 20
the approaching marriage" OF pre-
mler Glen enceau 20 the widow Of a
former senator and former ambas-
sador Of France" IS made by HUI
mantle today. It ls understood that
this refers 20 gossip which has been
current In Paris political circles for
some DAYS that IT. Clamanceau had
married countess danny. widow Of
count Charles lie peletiie d'Auny.
Bc--e.
The marriage was said TO have
taken place in England a fortnight
ago. An authority very close 20 the
premier. however. declares the story
Is quite without foundation. The
countess ls OF an American family.
Available records fail 20 show OF
what American family the countess
danny is a member.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
N. z. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

thg AaEoci1te1 Press
New YORK, Jan E.-Aercantlle paper.
G percent
Sterling demand. s17sst; cables g2Ta
Time loans. strong 60 days. 90 days
and six months. percent bid.
Call money, strong; high, Is; low. G;
ruling rate, 10 closing bid. g. offered at
6. last lean. percent.
Bar silver $500
Mexican dollars E1-o0H.
Copper. firm, el=ctrolytic. spot and first
qgarter. 1sA 01s55c; second quarter.
19H G1e&c
Iron steady. 10. I northern. $4,000
41ol; 80. 2 northern. $4,000 f2.o0: No
e southern, f3Zoo1 40.00.
Anthony, ISIS
Lead, stronE5 spot and March. T-Ez bid.
Spelteri strong. spot e-o019.12
zinc, steady spot East St Louis de-
Livery. s8S1H bid. F292H asked
LONDON METAL MAREET.
London, Eng. Jan. 1.-The quotations
on the metal exchange today were as fol-
lows
STANDARD copper, f11e, e. ca.
Electrolvtic. 1854
Tin. f2s7, 12s Cd
Lead. Ef5. 15s
zine E5s. Ins
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
GOV. LARRAZOLA NAMES TWO
FAIR PRICE COMMISSIONERS

Santa Re. n. n. Jan. 8.-Two fair
price commissioners have been APP
pointed by Gov. Larrazolo. In Otero
county Dr. Ed Mckinley. Of Alamo
gordo, Is appointed, and in Dona Ana
county Felipe Lucerc, Of Las Cruces
IS appointed to succeed Joe Lucero.
The last named Is sheriff and is too
busy TO attend to the fair price work.
Members Of the Santa Fe bar are
assisting Gov Larrazolo in the draft
ing Of bills which win be submitted
10 the special session Of the Iegisla-
ture which win convene some time 10
the next Few weeks The lawyers
were In conference with the governor
this week and submitted the draft OF
several bills Gov LarrazO1o said
mat be did not care TO mamke public
the measures 10 be submitted until
the call IS ready to be issued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Hunter a Co. Exchange.
Isl RaEll Hotal EulIlLnE.l
NEW MEXICO TO SPEND HALF
MILLION IN ROAD BUILDING

Santa Re, n NJ Jan S-Almost
five and one-half million dollars viii
be expended in New Mexico upon the
construction Of state and federal aid
roads, and a little more than 1000. 600
viii be required for maintenance Of
state and county roads during this
year. II Is estimated In a statement
prepared by the state highway com
mission
The statement shows that in three
years ending December 81, the state
and counties expended upon roads
s2.936,597. The SUN spent on fedora
aid roads last year was s2f9.97f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
NEW YORK MAN HIRES
CIRCUS FOR ARIZONA SICK

Phoenix, Ariz.. Jan. al. z
Thompson, Of New York, winteriug
here. today hired a circus that also
is spending the winter in this locality
and arranged to have It show tomor-
row for the benefit Of patients at the
state hospital for the insane.
lnasmuch as the inmates hardly
could 90 to the circus. Thompson ar
ranged for the circus TO go to them
and SO tomorrow the blood sweating
bebemith, the lions and tigers. the
men and women aerialists and the
AGGREGATION Of clowns viii 20 10 the
asylum and present their perform
ance.
Gov. Campbell accepted an invita-
ton from Alr. Thompson to accom-
pany him and the circus and be his
guest for the afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
PRISON COMMISSIONERS
CONFER WITH GOVERNOR

Austin. Texas. Jan 2.-Prison COM
missiouers ". F. Pryor and 8 d. W.
Low went Into conference with the
governor AID the attorney general
here early today. At that time the
governors secretary said that no
communication On connection with
graft charges had been received
from prison commissioner Winfrey.
who has announced that he win re-
sign because OF Irregularities In the
management OF the prison system,
which he is unable to prevent
The governor has notified Mr.
Winfrey that he stands ready TO pro-
vide appropriate investigation OF the
charges
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
U. S. PAYS ARIZONANS WHO
WERE INJURED BY MEXICANS

Douglas, Ariz., Pan. 3-ConErezs-
man Hayden has wired that $4,000
of the $1,000 appropriated BY con
gress for personal injuries along the
border from Mexican warfare will Be-
nsid al once TO residents OF Douglas.
me beneficiaries include: Francis F..
Williams $4,000. Elmer z. Grove
$4,000. John W Keate $4,000 William
r. White. $1,000, and Emma Larsen
$1,000 Some time ago $4,000 was
paid the mother and sister Of J. ~
Harrington, a locomotive engineer
killed by stray shot from across the
International line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
MEXICO CITY-PUEBLA RAILWAY
WILL BE RETURNED TO OWNERS

Advises reaching here Friday night
state that the Mexican railway con-
meeting Mexico city. Puebla, and
NaracruE win be returned 20 prlTa-a
ownership within a few days.
The read was returned 20 It's Own
it 20 be reraken under goverumezz
control The company. which oue-
rates the read Is said % be British.
queen Mary being the largest stock
holder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
|. c. c. GIVEN
Rate POWERS
Agreement Confers Full
Authority Over Fixing
Of Railway Charges.

Washington. D. C.. Jan 3--The IN
terstate commerce commission would
be given supreme authority % fix
railroad rates under an agreement
reached by the senate and house con
ferees on the Esch-Cummins railroad
reorganization bills The commits
sion's power would supersede that Of
the state commissions. when the lat
ter Disseminated against interests
outside OF the state or lnterfered with
interstate commerce
Other sections OF the bill were be-
ing considered today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
DOUBLE POPULATION
ARIZONA PREDICTION

Phoenix. Ark. Jan. 3.-The 1920
census viii show an increase Of 100
percent in Arizona population over
the 1910 census. it was predicted to-
day by z. F. Templeton OF the depart
ment Of commerce. The 1910 census
recorded AriEona's population as
20435f.
Most OF the census enumerators IN
Maricopa county are women, it was
said. because OF difficulty in secur-
ing suitable men euumerators on ac-
count Of the pay Ii was said that
cotton pickers were paid more than
census enumerators.
Arizona has been divided into two
census districts. one comprises Yuma,
Maricopa, Navajo. M0haYe, Coconino
and Apache counties. All others are
embraced in the second district with
headquarters at Tucson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
FROM JAP CRUISER
GOES TO CITY OF MEXICO

Mexico City. Mex, Jan. Eighty
officers and men from the japanese
cruiser Tahumo. which dropped
anchor of Eauzanllo Thursday. left
that day on a special tra.a for
Mexico City They were accompanied
By a Mexican military reception com
mlrree- The party consists o. i've
higher officers. headed BY Capt. To-
moyshl UsaeaWa- Al cadets and a
band OF marines 10 is expected the
japanese naval men VIII arrive SAT-
urday IN Mexico City. where plans
for an elaborate reception have been
made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
SAM STEPP DIES
Of Gun WOUNDS
Constable Shot While At
tempting to Arrest Sol
diers Near Smelter.

Death claimed sam stspp. SO years
old. constable Of the Smeltsr precinct
who was shot by RaH- erie. a soldier
OF the 18th Infantry. The constable
died At Q o'clock Friday night az Pro
vidence hospital
The shots which caused constable
Steps death wers fired shortly after
II o'clock Friday nlght when he and
W. Il. Cain. special officer Tor the
smeIter, attempted 70 arrest Crie and
George Gaddy. another soldier ileu-
tlfled by j. j.. Edison. zs1l Aurora
street. a railroad man. as the two
soldiers who had held him up.
After constable Steup vas shot
twice IN the abdomen AID once IN the
right wrist. he fired al erie, shooting
aim through the heart erie died be-
fore he reached the hospital
GaddY was bound over 20 the grand
jury after a hearing Friday afternoon
before justice Of the peace r =
Haullns on a charge OF robbery with
firearms. Lhs hearing against Gladly
and a charge o. assault with ilreur 20
murder was held saturday Afternoon
and was changed 20 murder. according
70 the county attorney.
Constable Stepg was a ven Known
county officer he served az deputy
constable under Lon Garner then
moved TO the Smelcer precinct and
was elected constable BIS vie.
father and mother i've brothers and
two sisters I've IN y Pasos and an
other sister resides IN Bisbee. Arlz- q