Arizona republican., 1899-07-09

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 Il of mental zbs-rat:on- Judgnen1 vii be pronounced on Cole at 10 o'clock tom0rI0E morning. The Judg- ment of the spectators was that f5w q =po5iL0Ts like MT. Cole could make | phenomenal run on a bank THE QUENCHING OF HUNGER. - | Among the police court subjects yes tzrday was a young girl who said she was fifteen years old, but looked younger. Complaint had been made by her parents that she was i1corrig.- bIe and the day bafG-e she was found in a wine room of T saloon engaged in fostering the brewery industry and otherwise encouraging the liquor traf- fie. The police had been expecting for
 some time to find her in some such
 place and were on the lookout for her but shs had 'beeE doing all of her drinking at 3 road house beyond mu-
 ricipal jurisdiction. She admitted U the ecorder that she had set a pretty fast pace for herself and had kept it
 mp. Sine offered q new and curious eX- ouse for taking to strong drink. She said her parents crie d to starve her to
 de1th and at last she was driven to beer, which is more easily 0btainable than food. She had tried Jo quench her hunger. The Gscorder fined her lO
 IT WAS NO DREAM. Shortly af- ter noon yesterday Jailor John Rock found an indignant ciiizen about to brain a Yaqui Indian who was drunk and in need Of heroic treatment. The jailor tcok charge of the Indian and started back to the lookup. The pris- Oner all at once decided tha- he would go no farther and an Interesting and prOtracted fight ensued. Il lasted half an hour and was attended by loss and casualties The officer lost his gold watch his shirt was converted int0 ribbons and he was covered with blood In the meantime SO many things happened to the YaqUi thac he consented to be led to jail. As soon as he was locked up he became merry and sang and sang until business in the offices of the recorder anI col lectOr had to be suspended. Finally he sa1g himself to sleep. Late in the ] afternoon he got awake sober. He 1 wanted to know why he was in jail. l He said he had just had an ugly dream !. aloud having fight with white !. man. The ja;lor told him it was 10 dream.
 ROSCOE CONKLIN's COUSIN. ". Roscoe COnkfn, who came here a we k go from New York and went out ! to the Phoenix mine On Q short t-iD . of Iscrea-ior, is at the Hotel Adams. l Mir. Conklin's father is a prominent [ banker of New York and was a cousin to the late Senator Roscoe C0nkl n. MT. ConkIln he=e was asked yes tertiay if a relationship had existed be- tween him and Senator COnkIin. He a short time and then said: Unfortunately" Why unfortu- nately?" was the qu9ry. ~Weu.'' replied MT. Conki-n, T wish my name was Tom O'H0olCgan or anything but ConkI.n. Everybody T meet re- quiras me to enter t1to pTotrac-sd ! explanation and I get sick of 1t If were to go into business CT u.y to do anything l would be handIeap2eI b. cause, you know 9 relative Cf ary nO- table person never aH-0uL-s t0 any th.ng himsaIf' Mr Coaktn spends the most of his time seeking a climate beneficial to h:s health He has tTayeled in foreign countries. and from the numerous i1qviries he has to answer on account of I s name he says t would appear -hst in h-s life t:ne Roscoe CO1kIil had made a deep impression.
 THREATENED RETALIATION. - The attaches of J. w Bolton's barber shop held 2 sCEt of indignation meet -ng yesterday The day before the deserted the ranch and went oU- into the country. He stayed there all Gay in a watermelon patch. The ibaIbers heard of 1t and the pep sin rose up to their necIzs I'm g0ia' to hunt ? patch for myself observed Barbsr Polk. I'll get even on h.m," said Barber Stevens. Next Chr.St- mas I'm a goin' to have f00 'possums straight from Denton coun=y. Texas. We'll have a feast, ali don't yod for get it. Bolton won't be there"
 You gCin' to have sweet potatoes and p0ne bresd?" asked one. Yes, in deed; we'll have all that an ash-cake an crackl.ns. Yes. we'll have some hog jowl. too. an maybe some enid 1lens.'' Hush yo' mouth, man." said the booJblack- I'll fall off this chair. The others pursued the con versation in evident delight, but Ia nented ,he fact that they couldn't find the old time cookery any more. But said Barber Polk, where We goia' to get the money for all tEis gorgeous 1oin's? "Oh, that's settled, re- olisd Barber Stevens. @BoIto1's the of the church an we'll fine him for the good of the cause"
 
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