Arizona republican., 1903-06-29

ican. The former had q gun In his
 pocket but denied the shooting and the
 Mexican who had not a gun claimed to
 have done the shooting. He arrested 1 both of them and started to jail. About
 half way to the jail the Mexican fell
 in fit of some sort. Mantesorn help
 ed drag him until both he and Kauf-
 man were tired when the latter took
 Mantesoro to jail and went back after
 the Mexican In hack.
 BAND CONCERT.-Theu usual band
 concert was held last night and there was a large assemblage to enjoy it. the evening being a delightful one after one
 of the hottest days of the season.
 NOT A CHRISTIAN.-Ther are so
 many preachers in town now that one
 man felt 1t incumbent upon himself
 last night to declare his utilization
 with the cloth. Beside all the regular ly ordained ministers of the gospel and the Salvation Army that holds forth nightly on the streets there is a young man who seems to be q sort of a law unto himself. ecclesiastically speaking. and who holds forth on the streets as
 the spirit moves and the opportunity offers. All these incidents fired the ioiiA VI h ACA gOdi6 iidil idoN ilSiil who felt that religious matters in Phoenix were too one-sided so he arose on the corner of First and Washing ton streets and began preaching. He said. Brethren and sisters. I am not d Christian and I don't give d blank who knows it. etc" He had not continued long when Officer Andrews tapped him on the shoulder and said: You better get busy somewhere else and that very shortly" As he was inclined to argue with the officer about his rights to talk in public. choosing such language as he saw fit. and which for the most part was unfit. he was hurried to the bas- tile.
 ARRESTED FOR INSANITY.-Mrs Hickman, who lives on Monroe street between Center and First, was arrested yesterday afternoon nn a charge of ip- sanity. She was arrested a week ago and gave four officers the fight of their lives. She could not be removed to the jail until she had been strapped and manacled. When she was brought up for trial she was found to be in ra- tional mood and it was decided that she had merely been under the influ- enoe of dope. Yesterday word was OiOhShb bc tilf Ollitf Dl lil- SiltllI tldL she had destroyed all her furniture and officers went after her. They found a considerable part of the furniture ly- ing about in the yard. broken mp. The inside of the house so far as the offi- cers could see through the windows was a scene of wreck The doors were locked but later the husband of the woman came and forced one of the doors open. The woman offered no re- sistance this time.
 THE SwENsEN CAsE-In the mat ter of the Swensen killing in Sonora it is announced that Mir. Foley of San Diego, attorney for Mrs. Swensen has gone to Altar to inquire into the de- tails of the incident. The latest infor- nation is from the Nogales Times which save: From the most reliabl authority it is asserted in Nogales that on the first day of June Brown sold the mine that Swensen was going down to see. to Con O'Keefe for the sum of $500. Parties here say that they saw the deed conveying the property from Brown to O'Keeie. IL is now reported that Brown has for some time past drawn drafts on Swenson through the bank of Nogales and that they have always been honored. IL was Browns custom to wire Swenson that he would draw for so much money and Swcnson always wired to the bank to honor the draft. But the last draft that Brown drew. he did not wire Swenson. and | the bank honored it. This would tend | to place Brown in bad light If he 1 did sell the property. that Swenson | backed him to develop. he will have a | hard time to prove that Swenson was 1 accidentally killed. There are some | vague rumors that there is a woman in | the case. but the facts cannot be as- | certained al this writing about it."