Arizona republican., 1898-01-22

l yesterday, arrested under the va
 grancy act for freque nting a saloon, | His explanation of the circumstances
 against him was of interest on ac-
 count of the idioms in which it was couched. He said he was IA years old
 and had not seen Phoenix for a long time, so he came down to promenade | himself While he was promenading himself he got acquainted with some tramps who invited him into saloon | He knew that boys were not allowed
 in saloons, but the tramps told him
 he had enough age on him. But he was arrested. He regretted it, not en-
 tirely on his own account, but on that 1 of his mother, who always got sick
 wher he was away from home long
 time. s
 John Flood, the Five Points store keeper, arrested for testing the tensile
 strength of Carl Smiths skull with an
 ax handle a couple of nights ago, had an examination in Justice Johnstone's
 court yesterday. MT. Smith was not
 able to attend the function. He is | still out at the county hospital en- 1 deavoring to grow together again. 1 While it was shown that Smith hit
 him oftener and harder than the oc- casion seemed to demand, it appeared l that he was not without provoca)tilon. A man whose life has been threatened i and who sees his enemy approaching | him with knife, a hostile intent and 1 a gleaming eye, is net required by 1 the statutes to count the blows he strikes in self defense or to measure the force of them. Flood was dis charged.
 i Arrangements are being made and have almost been completed for ! magnificent reception to Governor McCord and the members of the su- preme bench on February P. The reception will be held alt the city hall, in the executive chambers and in the legislature rooms, which will be eiab- orately decorated and in which refresh ments will be served. The plans will include possibly a ball at the Hotel Adams after the reception. The gath erirg is to be in no sense political i affair. It is designed to bi2d more closely together all the people of the territory and every resident of the territory will be cordially invited. In order to facilitate an attendance an effort will be made to secure an eX- traordinarily low rate on all rail- roads. All details of the reception will probably be arranged today and announcement of them will be made by a committee having the matter in charge.
 MT. Franklin B. Brooks of Colorado Springs, Colo, of the counsel for the appellees in the case of Jordan ct al, appellant, vs. Schuerman es al, ap- pellees, called at The Republican of fee last night to correct common impression that Marcus A. Daly of Montana is a packer of the appellee. MT. Brooks says he does not know MT. Daly and that that gentleman has no possible interest in the suit. The parties who are intereted and all who beside MT. Schuerman are interested are A. F. Migeon of Torrington, Conn, and one of the owners of the Parrot mine in Montana, and B. S. Hayden of Waterbury, Conn.,, who is also connected with the Bridgeport p per company and the Baltimore Cop per company. Mr. Hayden by the way, is spending the winter in Phoe- nix. As has been mentioned before three trials of the issues involved have been had in lower courts in all of which verdfcts have been returned against the Jordan interests.
 G. Hop. West Washington street laundryman, was brought into police court yesterday afternoon for neglecting to pay his license. While the recorder was reading the accusa- tion against him, the accused mutt tered "G. Cly," whereupon the re- corder, who is not familiar with Chi ruption to be correction Of the no hn xxyor nd changed it. G. Hop is not a bad citizen and is not dilatory about pay ing his license. This time, though, he let it run over two or three weeks and when the collector visited him yesterday, G. Hop. indignantly re- fused to do business. on the ground that it was holiday, the Chinees new year. The collector asked him if he would come to the city hall to- morrow and pay. G. Hop replied that he would not, for that would be a holiday, too, more of the new year. "For heavens saker' said the collect or, when is this internal holiday going to end?" Oh. me do mo- re- piled G. Hop, and squirting quart of water over lot of new washed clothes, continued, "Mebbe week, mebbe two week, mebbe slix week, mebbe none yo' dam business" Then G. Hop was arrested.
 NcKellison-s ~Here yon can gat the fineet hand made sour mash bour- bon and Pennsylvania rye whistles
 IT IS BETTER to take Hoods Sar- saparil1a than to experiment with un- known and untried preparations. We know Hoods Sarsaparilla actually and permanently cures.
 HOODS PILLS act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels Cure sick headache
 FOOT BALL TO-DAY.
 The second foot ball contest between the Phoenix high school team and h rr,aia1 N1a |