Arizona republican., 1903-01-22

POLICE COURT.-Ben Garz. former ly a government teamster in the Phil. ippines. was fined five dollars yesterday for drunkenness and paid it. Carlos Viapan was sent to jail for thirty days for vagrancy. Andrew Garcia who has become a hopeless drunkard and admits that he can't trust himself with a dol lar, was sent below for ten days pun ishment for intoxication. Jacob Nel- son. who works on the canal with An drew was given five days for being drunk and asleep.
 HE DISTURBED ALL TEMPE Cris Sigala. constable at Tempe. brought to the county jail yesterday d hobo who had been making a nuisance of himself for two days. The citizens stood it as long as they could without calling the attention of the authorities In fit of anger MT. Parry. the black smith, went after the hobo with q club. In that way it was made known that he was in town.
 A LAP ROBE THIEF.-Oficer Bush yesterday morning found a man in d box car prepared for cold weather. He said his name was James Fuller It is contrary to the regulations of the
 
 of the city to sleep in box cars. The case of Fuller was made worse by the finding in his possession of a couple If lap robes so new that the marks of the merchant were yet on them. No owner for them could be found The owner of the store whose mark was on them had missed none, but he believed they had been stolen from some man to Q ha ted that he had lifted them from a buggy. He was given fifty days in the county jail by Judge Burnett
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON's COURT The Turkish revolution broke out here again yesterday. It is still confined to an often noted unique feature, which is that the Turks while always fight ing among themselves seldom bother anybody else. George York swore to a complaint charging Simon Ackel with having cut, wounded and maimed horse belonging to him, and to another complaint charging him with having cut his harness. The cases were set for trial at 9:30 this morning. Juan Cas- tillo who was tried Tuesday for drum kenness was fined one dollar and costs, total eight dollars. and went to jail for SiS AAN udyS IdutlSCd t(ODleS was tfleu for disturbing the peace of Petra Con gales, but acquitted. Lorenzo Barcelo was tried for disturbing the peace in the vicinity of the Glendale. large number of witnesses were present and most of the evidence was against him. He was fined ten dollars and paid it.
 SUPREME COURT-In the case of Thomas F. Wilson. on behalf of the territory appellant, vs. N. o. Murphy. G. w. Vickers. T. w. Pemberton and B. Heyman, appellees. and that of the same appellant vs. G. w. Vickers, T. w. Pemberton and B. Heyman. Robert E. Morrison for the appellees moved in supreme court yester- day to dismiss the appeal and affirm the judgments on the short re- cord: that is on the ground that the appellant had not complied with the law in the taking up of the case The appellant was given until Friday to show why the motion should not be granted. The cases of Henry Harmon, administrator of the estate of Jerry Neville, appellant. vs. GeorgeW. Grove. appellee and of M. M. Trickey. admin istrator of the estate of Norman H Chapin. against the same appellee from Santa Cruz county were argued and submitted.