Arizona republican., 1897-11-17


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 Jesus Sads CThe Rat) and Manuel Maramara were arrested yesterday for affirighting the air of the block with loud and unusual language.
 Algy Robinson, a minor, was arrest ed at 2 o'clock yesterday mOr-Lng for inflicting his presence on a saloon. He got five days in police cou-lt y5s terday.
 IA miner was in police court yester- day charged with drunkenness. When he was taken he had just $2.95. That was curiously enough the amount of his fine.
 The Christian Scientists have estab 1ished dispensatory in the Hubbard building, where patients will be re caived. Reading madtsr is kept on sale and free reading room is main tained.
 Mir. J. Ernest Walker, who has for some time been connected with the Phoenix Iron works, mas beem com pelled to sever his relation with the company by the pressure Of othar business.
 Miss Gertie Babby, the young lady who was frightened to the verge of insanity by highwayme1 last Sunday night, had considerably improved yes terday so that there is hope of 8. com plste restoration of her mind.
 Amador Sanbillon was given thirty days yesterday for stealing an ax from Rev. Geonge Bates, who lives in tent at the corner of Washington ard Fourth streats. He tried to sell it at a. secondhand store, but GescUip- ttion Of the property had bsen previ- cGsly left there.
 Miss Sibyl Lapham, sister of Mrs. Paul Heermans, died yesterday morn ing at the residence of MT. Heermans on East Van Bugen street, after long and painful illness. She was only 15 years of age, but was a mature and earnest Christian, so that her suffer- ings were borne with the greatest pa tience. She was a peculiarly lOvab1e and young irl. She came fhare two years ago from Illinois and dufng her residence she acquired a wide circle of friends. The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock this morning from the Presbyterian church.
 Early yesterday morning a red haired young man paraded Washing ton street clad only in an airy costume consisting of a pair of socks, red flannel drawers and a brown merino under shirt. He didn't know where the rest of his tr0alssgau was, but he imagined that he had undressed himself in a rear room of McNamaras salCon. The proprietor of the saloon was found at lunch at an all night restaurant. He said Ithe young mans imagination was the vagar'y of disordered mind. He refused to reopen the saloon and the young man comtiuued to parade the street Like lost scall hunting its late tenement of flesh and blood and bone.
 There are Thanksgiving turkeys and thanksgiving turkeys. Attorney Geueral Frazier has one of the latter kind, a thoroughbred. I'm the May term of court he successfully defended a man named Joihn Allen, arrested at Sentinel for an assault with a deadly weapon. Contrary to what usually happens, Allen manifested his grati- hude in a business-like way by paying his lawyer as soon as he could. Aud still he was not satisfied In the meantime he moved to Tempe, where he now resides. He raised a great many turkeys, and yesterday he came to town with his wtife, paid the at torney-general visit and present. ed him the biggest and fattest turkey ot his flock.
 Another hold-up occurred at the corner of Eighth avenue and Wash ingbom street late on Monday night A young man, whose name is not given, was robbed of $31. His parents had gone to the Rebekahs' ball and he remained at home. Later, wishing to come down town, he took what money was about the house. As he came out on Washington street he felt hand laid on his shoulder Some one told him to put up his hands and make no other movement The rob Der went through his pockets, secur- ing the money he had taken from the house, but overlooking some bills in his vest pocket. When the search was completed the victim was directed to move on He did so without having seem the plllnderer at all
 w. H. Killeby, an old mining man, arrived in the city yesterday from San Francisco. He produced from pocke.- book a newspaper clipping cont aiming one of the letters from George H. Smalley. the mining editor of The Republican, to this paper regarding the Yaqui country. MT Killeby ob- tained the clipping up in northern British Columbia and he said it was the means of starting a score of men from that region to Sonora. In the clipping MT. Smalley said he was go- ing back to the Yaqui country. Be fore leaving British Columbia for the south several mining men delegated MT. Killeby to call at The Republican office rciSquire if Mir. Smalley had gone. Mad they would start for Mexico he had not, they would come Hhoenix and be the death of