Arizona republican., 1922-05-12
About The .State
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TOMBSTONE-Wh they waived
preliminary hearing Saturday eve
ming before u. S. Commissioner w.
A. Fowler six of the II Mexicans
held for implication in the Benson
box car robberies were bound over
Tor trial in the federal court and will
be taken to Tucson to await trial.
Ihree OF the men, leaders of the
gang, Jose Martinez, Pablo Perez and
Ramon Zazueta, were charged with
grand larceny of interstate shipments
while the other three, Juan Gutter
rez, Santiasy, Oberman and Santiago
Bulda were held for conspiracy in re-
ceiving and having in their posses
sion stolen interstate shipments
Maximum penalty for either offense
is 10 years in the federal pententiary
and fine of $1,000 Prospector.
Rescue Lost Man
UMA-Henry Dillon, employed by
the reclamation service, in company
with Bert Caudry and S. d. McWil-
iams of the reclamation service
spent Sunday in the Fortuna range
hunting. During the morning Dillon
became separated from his compan-
ions who upon the approach of night
came to Yuma for assistance. The
- > CAAASC CN4AI -. I4QIlI0E ana
Pat Holland out with q party from
the reclamation service yesterday
morning and Dillon was found al
most exhausted from exposure and
thirst.--Sun
Find Jeweiry "Phoney"
MIAMI-Miami's police force took
notice the past few days that a con-
siderable quantity of 'phoneyY Jew
elry was making it appearance among
local Mexicsns An investigation to
learn 1t source revealed that the jew
orally, generally in the form of flashy
rings was being pawned among the
Foreigners bs three young Amer
leans. The approach" of the jewelry
artists consisted in adopting an at
titude of furtive secrecy and turn
ing over to the victim a supposedly
diamond ring as. security for a loan
of two dollars or more. The victim
usually fell. The diamond turned out
to be glass and mounted in brass.
They were purchased from a Chicago
novelty house by the vendors for
SLIGO dozen.-Silyer Belt.
Sheep Cases Set
PRESCOIT-Unles there is an
other arrest by tomorrow, there will
be 35 sheep cases heard in the SUI
perior court at 10 O'Clock in a test
case of the law of 1921. which fixed
a definite status of sheep and cattle
range.
The law declared that any person
letting shee Craze on cattle lands
was guilty of misdemeanor. There
after the trouble began, for what
constitutes cattle lands was the prob
lem. The law says land that has
been used by cattle; but to what ex-
tent it has been used, for how long
and if sheep perhaps used it before
the cattle did, is all to be settled.
The cases to be heard tomorrow
involve men, from every section of
Yavapai county, while the actual le-
gal aspects of the problem are Of in
terest to livestock men in all parts
of the state.-Courier.
Got Wrong License
GLOBE-Pat Evans OF Solomon
vile, whose elopement with Miss Jo-
sephine Foster was interrupted by Of
ficers of the law as the pair were at
tempting to get a marriage license
on Friday, April 2S, was fined $50
in the justice court in Stafford, ac-
cording to advices received here yes
terday.
Evans was arrested on complaint
of the intended brides parents, she
being minor, and was charged with
kidnapping The charge was with
drawn and one Of driving an automo-
bile without a license was substitut-
ed, on which the young man was con-
victed.-Record.
To War on Prairie Dogs
ESCOTT-Prairie dogs ON the
Hugh Campbell cattle ranges around
Seligman willbe fought with poisoned
grain and gas this week by l.. l..
Laythe, assistant to D. A. Gilchrist,
director of the rodent pest externina-
ton department of the state bio
logical survey. Laythe, who arrived
in Prescott Sunday, will go.to Selig-
man today TO begin the war on the
rodent pests. ournal- Miner.
Ore Averages $50
AJO-Ore blocked out, valued at
100000, only 20 miles from Ajo is
the claim for the old Sierra Pinta gold
mine, famous producer.
1t Is being operated by Buffalo, !
n. Y, capital under the title of THE
Bank Mining Company"
The ore averages $40 to the ton.
The vein is two feet wide and 240
feet in length Two thousand tons
are in sight and it is believed that
much more ore win be available upon
development. The greatest depth OBJ
tanned is around $50 feet no water
being encountered in the mining op-
erations-Copper News.
Assaults Aged Yavapai Man
RESCOTT--Alleged to have been
brutally attacked carly yesterday