Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
LOTS OF LITTLE THINGS
Found in the Police Record Since Sat
 urday Night.

Though To big battles occurred be- tween Saturday night and early Mon day morning, there vas continual skir mishing along the picket lines, and the police never knew what minute would be their next one.
 Nettie Doe, who Was arrested Friday night for being irsanely drunk, for feited $10 bail Saturday, and was re leased. Saturday night she was again ] picked up by Officer Lawrence and lodged in the cellar. Yesterday morn ins she was making good recovery and telephoned Q q friend in Tucson, who prevailed upon her to leave for th2t city last night if the police were will | ing. They were, and she went.
 The next capture was that of Mo Gure, mentioned in another column. La VeZ, a Mexican. Was Picxed up saturated with corn juice. He had Si left, and putting il up as q bond he took to the brush.
 Yesterday morning EenIy Rixen. who maintains . restaurant at the Star lodging house, left the place in l the care Of his cook for . little while. | Previously Ee had put ;; in the money drawer for that funotionary 10 make change with. ii necessary. The cook l left very soon after his employer did. but he tCck time enough t. clean our the drawer nTst. When Nil. Rixen re- tuned and found the place running it. self he reported to the police. The cook, Joe Whitney. was jailed. and Wiil have a chance 10 tell his story today.
 Just before SundoTn q coIored man who had succumbed tc climate and other things. mostly other things. Was picked up on Adams street, between Center and First, and put in the n.u- Eicipal ice box. He has a good posi- ticn, and will proba bIy be released i-l time to go to Nrorl. fais morning.
 Similar circumstances surrounded 2 man who was brought up from t1e lower part Of the city in the p1trol wagon last evening. He is good fellow" and was all right only he needed fixing.
 An incident occurred during the band concert last night that set thousand people to guessing. and few of tlerll ever found cut what had happened George Mcdonald vas sitting on q bench by the side of ihe walk that en- ters the grounds from the corner ot First and Washington streets. He had a baby buggy in front of him and was engaged in conversation with Con- stable Martin Five MeXicaas. . little the worse fer liquor. stumbled against the baby buggy, when AicDonald gave them warning Of some kind. One fellow resented the remark by hitting him in the face. and iE the small par- | of q second the wheels Of big mil began to turn. Constable Martin i'm mediately interiered as a peacera ker
 and the Mexican aimed q stiff blow al
 his n3sepiece. Martin threw up his | left hand and caught the blow On his arm, almost breaking that member
 The Mexican then jumped over the
 bench and started for South First street. Officers Bush. Porter and Law
 renee. who were al the city hall joined
 in the chase. Martin had gcod action
 but he wasn't built for roadster
 By the time he reached the Phoeni;
 hotel the Mexican was opposite tht
 alley in it's rear. Martin fred in thc
 air b scare him. and lie thinks he car-
 tainly did it. for the Mexican has no
 been seen since. The other Mexican:
 in the party Were soaked up in the bis
 crowd, so 20 one could find them O.