Arizona republican., 1899-08-16

he had been found in ner company
Attorney George F.. Bullard appeared
for the defendants and argued thai
there was no law for their conviction
The cOult reminded him that the word
disorderly had broad meaning in
police courts and that the mere pres
ence together on the public streets OF
a man, white or black, and a prosti-
ture, or of a black man and a white
woman, was offensive to good tas:e
and was in itself an act of disorder
Both were convicted and the man was
fn=d S. and the woman $40. An APP
peal was Threatened.
! NOTICE TO RHODE ISLANDERS.
Arizona is often spoken of as a
great health resort for persons affiitct-
ed with lung diseases and 100 often
Phoenix people in Recommending their
climate dwell upon the subject of lung
troubles almost to the exclusion off the
thought that one born in the east
could possibly die of anything else.
AS a matter Of fact this climate is par
excellence for a great many things in
the way of the diseases incident TO hu-
man life. and net the least in import
ance is the wonderful healthfulnsss of
children in this locality. The follow
ing. taken from a Rhode Island paper,
shows a frightful mortality this year
among the children of WOons0cket, R.
/. "a city Of not to exceed three times
the population CT Phoenix: From
reports obtained from undertakers the
information is that there were ninety
eight deaths in July, and OF this num-
Der a very large percentage were small
children. the deaths being caused by
diseases peculiar to infants in hot
water" If the Rhode Island people
will pick up their earthly belongings
and move out to This favored land
they will find baby culture one of the
most successful of all occupations.
THE GLADUE AFFAIR. The
case Of Joseph Gladue. Jr, fer an as
sault upon his father with deadly
weapon was tried in Justice Gray's
court yesterday and the defendant was
discha1 ged. The complaint and the
evidence were two quite different
stories The affair was only another
of a series of domestic incidents with
which mOnc.ony of LIE in the Gladue
family has been avoided for several
months. The trouble between father
and son as established by q prepOn-
derance of evidence was as follows:
On Saturday night the old man p-o-
vided himself with four bottles Of
whisky for the proper enjoyment OF
the Sabbath. He ran cut CT spiIituOus
inspiration along in the afteCn0 Don and
accused his son of having stolen a
part of it. He had 10 other evidence
against him than his own sensation at
the time. He didn't remember how
much liquor he had drunk. but he did
know that four bottles ought TO have
made him drunken than he imagined
he was. That was evidence enough
for him. He seized q big knife and j
began describing circIes in the air |
with it. The young man picked up an |
GnIoaded shotgun and stood At bay. /
That seemed to be all there was of il !
and the corpus deficit of the whisky |
remains unestablished.
HAD HIS FIGHTING CLOTHES
ON. -Zaccarias Gonzales being in a
festive mood last evening about & i
o'clock sauntered down to a settle +
ment between Sixth and Seventh
ST Gets and south of Madison, where /
ab0undS in greE. numbers the living !
repres entatives of the Gonzales family /
tree. The first person he met on mis- /
arrival Was an aunt well along in /
years, but still possessed of a fine
physique. He thought he would take a
fall out of her, but she reversed the
ng on the ground. He renewed che
attack and was again prostrated For
he third time he came up smiling and
made a bold dash to win the field. but
again the old lady was triumphant
The battle was witnessed from the
block and a telephone message was
sent to Justice tombstone and repeat
I'd by him to the sheriff's office This
action was not taken from the belief
hat the woman needed protection, as
he was doing very nicely and had no
me interfered she would probably
till be .here knocking him down as
asst as he could get up. But it was
hought to be an infractiOn of the
)eace of that quiet neighb orhO0d and
gain it was evident that Zlc would
lot be punished enough if his aur.
vas allowed to kill him, 50 Deputies
Standard and Porterie took him to
al, thus prolonging his life for sub
equent family reunions should he
are to participate.
A SIGHT SEEING TRIP. DIR. T. F.
hudson and wife are on their way TO
zee the Grand canyon DR.. Hudson
las lived in the territory longer than
most men now here and has seen less
f it. He has kept himself so busily :
ngaged attending to his pharmaceu-
iGsi duties, with now and then a dash
t mining enterprise by way Of rec
cation, that he has had little oppor-
unity for sight seeing. He deter
-ined a week ago to net let The Grand !
anyon get much older before he
aw it. He set out from here on Mon