Arizona republican., 1899-02-11

the only bar against the out-ide world
 was thrown back. All the bottled
 whisky, most of the cigars and th-
 Icontents Of the cash drawer were car
 Tried off. Mir. Georges less was offset only by a neat and artistic hole in the door which he exhibited to his custom CTS the next morning with a pard IT, able pride.
 SUSPECTS RELEASED.-The eases of Frank and Jesus Osorio charg q with the burglary of the house of A H. WoTmell last Wednesday night, were brought before Justice JOhnstOne yesterday. There was a painful lack
 of evidence in support of the charge
 which was found to be based only on suspicion, and suspicion rested only on
 the fact that the prisoners lived near
 the burglarized house. They were dis
 charged.
 l A CLOUD or INDIAN WITNESSES
 -Via-a-ha. the Indian under arrest 1 fer stealing a saddle from Vassa. an other Indian. at Casa Blanca. and sell 1 ing it 2 WOodeIIs secondhand store, ItEas in Justice Johnstones court yes tcrG2y. Via-a-ha admits the sale of
 the saddle, but says it was his own and that he bought it at Tucson. He says
 he can prove this statement by six other Indians and wants time to bring
 them here. He was given until next
 Saturday.
 JOE FORTIN BURIED.-JOe FoTtin,
 the step son of Chds. Duhring, was in
 tered yesterday morning in the Odd
 Fellows cemetery. The fuueral pre- cessiOn was long and started from the Bradley undertaking parlOrs where the CA7
 brought in yesterday morning from California, where F0rtin was killed more than a month ago by Q railroad train. One reason the remains were brought back, was that FOrtin vas in sured in the Child's Aid association and the company insisted upon this proof Of death.
 FORESTERS' BALL. Court Stone
 wall No. 6 Focesters Of America are preparing to give an elaborate ball on the night of February r. | will take place at EIIls' hall. At a meeting of the order last night the following con- mittees were appointed: Committee on arrangement-A. J. Stoner, Charles Culp, w w Watts. On reception-Dr. | Pl&th, Ben l.. Bear, Harry Ahern, 1 Flank -Sc0tten, c. NJ. Sturges. On invi- tati0n-Ben L. Bear, A. J. Bradley, | Josh McGuire. On ffoQr--M. E. Gehon, ! A. R. Davenport, A. D. Rose, ". A. 1 Davis, J. H. Hill --~-a..--.
 4 SUIT ON A NOTE.-Suit was EG~ ! gun in district court yesterday b. | Francis c. DOrt vs Grace B. Christensen | in her own right and as administrative | Of the estate of Henry Carstnsel and [ guardian of Worthy Dort Christensen, a | minor. The parties live in Ch cagO, | but the defendant at one time resided . IL 5,~ F-,, cOvery on note for $845, given by the . defendant and her husband to Thomas . M. Smith in 1895. Payment was se- i cured by mortgage on tract of land near Phoenix. The. note and mortgage were afteTward assigned tO the plain tiff
 TWO DESERTED BOYS. Some thing happened last night which was calculated to make one hold the hu- man race in contempt. A woman with two little boys came UD town and fall ing in con.plny with man went away with him to have a sOciG0le time beer. The little boys were left sitting on a bench in the plaza. The elder Of the tEO started out in search cf his unworthy mother and, giving up the hunt, stood on street i corner crying He WAS picked up, l. turned ever to Marshal Hooker and was given shelter in the city jail. The child was later found asleep in the park The Salfation Army took charge Of him. The mother, an other woman and two men were at q house on North Second street long af- -erward
 ON TRIAL FOR INSANITY Gull ord Mclean was taken before the pro- F ate court yesterday on a charge oi insanity, preferred by his wife, pIO- k 3rietress of the St. Lawrence house. ,he said that he had sometimes choke Ter and had often threatened t0 kill Ter. His mental condition she at ributes to a spinal affection with which he was afflicted some time ago. $ The testimony of Mrs. Mclean and , VIC other witnesses was somewhat . ensational. Mclean sat through 1t { with a ftippant air, which was inclined O prejudice his case. Near the close | dawned upon him that the asylum vas within the range of possibility and : le grew more serious and mo-e sen5i- ] ,le He claimed that he was being ailrOaded through for an unworthy i urpose and stated that he wished to make 9 defense. His case was con- | inued until i o'clock and then until his morning. Mclean sat about the ( heriff's office during the afternoon ' nd last night. His conversation was , uite coherent and though he scene | bsent minded, or even weak minded ' t times, it required a stretch of inn 2 ginatiOn to believe that he was n ale. |
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