Arizona republican., 1899-08-10

are barmaids in the place, acting with
 out circumspection. He had also seen 'ladies" on more occasions than
 one standing on their heads.
 The next witness was Dr. Hyde. who also lived lives in that vicinity. Hc
 had seen pretty much the same sights
 that 1Ir. Rice had described and had looked a5 them through q powerful l glass. He was present as an expert ] witness rather than an aggrieved citi- i Znn. \ man cannot he heard to com l plain that his vision has been as l slulted through q telescope by un- seemly sights. He is put in the at tItHde of ono who is looking for
 trouble. Dr. HyGe'S evidence was valuable only as being corrobora;iye
 Of AIr Rice's testimony. to which. on account Of the telescope. he was able tu add picturesqueneSS and particular
 1ty.
 Dr. Hyde summed as q result of his researches. that the Powell resort
 was the vilPst place he had seen. and in the course of iong life he had seen
 2 great many vilr places. There was
 r0thing he believed in ',he s1ums of
 tho great cities that could be com
 pared with it in the way of nastiness.
 He had seen q great many moderate
 1y respectable citizens Of Phoenix
 there Sore of them were present in
 the court room and the doctor offered
 10 point them out to the court. There
 was 2 concerted movement toward the door. but when the court suggest ej1 that such testimony would 'a hardly com3eteut the late audience
 was reassured and returned
 When Attorney Mund5 rose in the course of the arguments. it was seen that he was armed with a copy of the Texts statutes. District Attorney FIannigan reminded him that Arizona had a penal code Mir. MundS replied that he was more familiar with the Texas code. which was founded on Blackstone. and all ether codes in the world had been copied from Texas NIT. Nrnds offered inc ingenious, if rot ingenious arguments. that his client WAS q poor woman and had to bring m her children. It was i5rUe she kent q saloon. and that it was sometimes dsisorderiy. for when peo- pIn have drunk beyond a certain noint they do not act with decOrum. Were vOs der line to pc t1awn at de corum und disordarlernesS" asked AttOF1ev MundS. Tt TGS ail . mAtte' of now many piers vos been gon- sltmed und der constitution Of der consumer. Two beers may sot von lady 10 Singin' und tree will make her shtand on her het Vot'S der difference for all vos disorderlesncss:
 Mrs Powell was fined S25-
 But that wasn't all of the ease The | evidence disclosed. among other ! things to the husband of the defendant i that his wife had been seen si',t:ne on the lap of q man who has for some :. time been harging out about the S1 loon. He had been aware that els sedneSs had l1ean prevalent in q gen oraI WHY. hut supposed that it was all on the outside of the bar. Late lasF night he pulled q gun on the nan who the witness said had been seen sup porting his wife ard put him tn flight [ H. made other demonstrations of so infiamnatory- character that Mrs Powell came to the sheriff's office and | said she feared that her life was in danger. The sheriff went out and found q condition of dissatisfaction in which Powell seemed to he the most conspicuous figure. He brought nm hack with him. He did not lock hlh uD but gave him 3 bed in one of the offices