Arizona republican., 1902-05-03

| from jail on the 29th and put back again for drunkenness the same night | was given fifteen days. The same pen | alty was inflicted on Francisco Miriam
 da. who was also drunk. I. J. Horton. previously arrested for disturbing the peace. went out to the residence of the | magistrate Thursday night. pleaded
 guilty and paid five dollar fine Ig- nacio Flores. who was arrested Thurs day night by Constable Redwine was tried and sent to jail for ten days for drunkenness. \ warrant was sworn
 out against Augustin Bernal for ap- propriating some Of Ross suit patterns on the night of the fire He will be tried later. A warrant was also sworn out for Juana Cruz fer using vulgar and abusive language on South sev- enth street. Her hearing will also be
 held later The Miller and Shaw cases will probably be heard today if the
 justice iz able to be at his office and hold court.
 PROBATE COCHT.-In the probate count yesterday appraisers were ap- pointed in the estate of Ellen c. Cor bell. Samuel A Hoiley was appoint d administrator of the estate of Adolph
 Frank. The will Of Hugh Hewitt was admitted to probate and Dudley Craig was named eXecutor under it without bond. Notice to creditors was estab-
 ished in the estate ui N. K. Masten. The hearing on the return of citation in the estate of Jeremiah Malcolm was continued. This writ mas been before the court for several months The ud- ministra tor is J. Ernest Walker The proceedings have been delayed by d failure of the administrator to sell cer- tain property belonging to the estate and continuance ot the hearing of the citations are taken from time to time in order that juri1diction may not he lost
 A LUCKY ESCAPE.-A runa way which presented many opportunities for fatalities happened on the Isaacs road near the residence of Henry Ware four miles from the city yesterday af- ternoon. Mrs. Geor"a Tomkine was on her way home from the city. accompa- nied by two little girls. one eleven and the other thrc eyears of age. This side cf Mir. Wares q tap came off Of one If the hind wheels of tn" carriage. letting the wheel come off Mrs Tomphins vas thrown out of the buggy The horse. frightened by the accident. ran madly. \ buggy with an axle drag eing on the ground is not q nice thing to ride in and is not an easy bne to stay in. But that ;z wl1at that brave eleven yeaf old girl did, holding the smaller one in her arms for mile and a halt when the frightened animal was stopped. There WAS nobody hurt.
 PICTURES AND MJSIC.-Thursday evening Mir. Joseph Gear gave q free Graphonhce and :<terioutican entertain ment at the Osborne school house. From his costl: apparatus good results were obtained. The slides consisted of landscape. fnI eign and home views; domestic animals. noted ediices. and rom thence to the height of the sky. producing q Uovabl" picture nf some of the planets H.. was thoughtful Cf tie children producing some whole some comic pictures. During the eX- hibitiOn Cf a hundred views the gi'I- 7hophone did it's part in entertaining the well filled house The many tongued machine talked. sang, whist led and whinnied: also produced some fine music. Mr. Gear will likely be re- me.nbered to the extent of being asked to extend the exhibition. and show the larger part of his remaining three hundred views
 NACO BULL FiGHTS.-Naco now boasts of the largest bull ring in Old Mexico outside of the city cf Mexico, it's seating capacity being over 5000. I've spectacular bull fights are sched uled to take place on May II and May Is. respectively and the matter of adj vcrtisng and transportation has been placed in the hands of Jacob Pulitzer. formerly d resident of this city and well known all over southern Arizona. He is rustIer and is energetically at work to make these events financial success as well as :; great advertise ment of southern Arizona and north ern Mexico by securing the patronage Of large numbers Of tourists. There ale many no doubt tha, do not care for bull fights that will be pleased at all opportunity of seeing ether things iii that section. Mir. Pulitzer has for the accommodation of those residing in this section secured the running of an eX- cursion train previous to the fights. from Phoenix to Nacc. The train will leave Phoenix on the night of the 10th and the fare for the round trip will
 only be $S. which is cheaper than walk ing. As further inducement stop
 over privileges will be given, allowing the eXcursionists time to visit La Can anea. which trip alone ought to be worth mere than eight dollars. Ex-
 cursionists are invited tr bring along
 their kodaks. as opportunity for their
 use will be found at the bull fights and l elsewhere. The fights it is said. will 1 fI no sense be of the fake order. They i will be conducted by Manuel Corzo ! Corcito. the world renowned m&tador i assisted by his valiant company of