Arizona republican., 1922-01-02
ONE KILLED, ONE
INJURED, IN NEW
YEAR SHOOTING
Two Mexicans Shot In
Affray In Glendale Fol-
lowing Celebration; Two
Men Held

Ramon Tarison, 3S years old, is
dead, Abran Agrre, SO, is in St.
Joseph's hospital seriously wounded
and Jesus Arbiso and Francisco
Morino are in the county jail as a
result of an alleged night of revelry
in the Mexican section of Glendale
Saturday night. Arbiso is held IN
connection with the killing of Tari-
son and the wounding of Agrre, while
Morino is technically booked for in
vestigation for an alleged threat on
the life of an officer, an aftermath
of the shooting.
Tarison was killed instantly as a
result of a gunshot wound in the
stomach. Agrre was shot through
the abdomen, only few inches be-
low the heart. His chances for re-
covery are good attending physicians
said last night.
The trouble occurred at the Arbiso
home in Glendale about 3 o'clock
Sunday morning. Tarison and Agrre.
in company with a half dozen other
Mexicans went to the Arbiso resi-
dence south of the ice plant in
supposed search for liquor When
entrance was refused them, they at
tempted to force their way into the
dwelling, according to the story re-
lated by Arbiso to officers.
Then it was he said, that he got
his gun, a .38 calibre breakdown re-
volver of cheap make, and opened
fire. Three shots were fired, all at
close range, and two of them took
effect.
Other members of the party rushed
to the aid of the fallen men, Morino
is said to have carried Tarison a
distance of nearly a 100 feet to the
opposite side Of the road, where the
body was later found by county Of
ficers.
Agrre was taken to the home of
DR.. Franklin in Glendale, where first
aid treatment was administered and
the wound dressed. He was then
placed on an automobile truck and
rushed to st. Joseph's hospital here.
Deputy Sheriffs AL Dewitt and
Fred Meexs responded to the call sent
in from Glendale by Deputy Sheriff
Rudd of that city. They found they
said that Tarison and Agree had been
drinking with other members of their
party that they had been causing
trouble in the neighborhood of the
Arbiso residence for several hours
and that they had been the aggressors
in the trouble that lead to the shoot
| ing.
Following the shooting Morino Is
/ alleged to have gone to the home oi
| Dad" Rudd, deputy sheriff at Glen
dale, and threatened his life unles:
| he apprehended Tarisons slayer
Morino was put in jail at Glendale
and later transferred to the county
Jail at Phoenix.
Arbiso was found at his home at
o'clock this morning. He had locked
himself in a rear room of the dwell.
ing. and when Dewitt, Meeks anC
Rudd entered, he was holding tn,
gun in his left hand. He SURRENDERED
without any attempt to injure him
self or the officers, handing over thu
weapon to one of the men.
Later he told his story to the of
ficers, declaring that he had opened
/ fire only when the men attempted t
force their way into his home.
After Agrre had been taken to st
Joseph's hospital here, Joseph Noble
uSpuby SOulity dlloA iSs' ddiu a NOui
reporter visited him at his bedside
At that time it was believed tha
Agrre was dying and they wished t.
get an ante-mortem statement from
him. Agrre told Noble that he dix
not know who shot him that he woul,
not be able to identify the man if h
were brought before him. He coult
assign no cause for the shooting, h
said.
An inquest as to the causes o
Tarison's death will be conducted b.
Coroner Patterson at Glendale at /
o'clock Tuesday morning.