Arizona republican., 1904-08-01

and forgets which way to go. To H. lustrate, yesterday morning he had had his first regular drink and started
 for the office when he met friend,
 talked minute a nd then got all tangled up. He wasn't certain whe;h- CT he was going after drink or had just had one, so to be on the safe sldo he went back and got another.
 A SAVAGE lNDiAN.-Frank Mo jada the Indian pupil who cut and tried 10 kill another pupil of the h. dian school last winter was arrested by Constable RedWine last night in d state of intoXication bordering upon Insanity. He fought like q wild man, but was finally put into a cab. On the way to the jail he fought and screamed and broke out one of the windows Of the cab. When the cab reached the jail he was still fighting and the other window of the cab was broken. ThA officer was badly cut by the glass and so was the Indian. He was a length locked up, after a fierce struggle and put in the night pounding the bars of his cell and yelling and bringing him. self within the purview of the kanga
 roo court Mojada would have been in the penitentiary by this time for his murderous assault upon the Indian at the school but for a loop hole which was discovered in the proceedings at the last moment. He was Indicted and put on trial when the question of the jurisdiction of the territorial court was raised. The crime had been com . mitted on a government reservation. via nf ha i'm by the court and the Indian was dis charged. It was understood that he was to be arrested by the United States authorities, but nothing was ever done about it.
 PLAYED GOOD BALL.-Persons who returned from Congress on last evenings train brought the informa- ton that the score of the baseball game between the Crescents of Phoe. nix and the Congress nine stood 6 to 3 in favor of the local team at the end of the seventh inning. What the fol- lowing two innings brought fortl could not be learned, as the train left before the game was completed anl no word relative to the matter was re- ceived from Congress last night. Thosa who saw the first seven innings say the teams were evenly matched and that they were playing good ball. Tn the first two innings Congress scored three runs and the Pohencians had | failed to make good. But in the third | inning Phoenix got one run and then continued to pile them up in each suc- l ceeding inning, and at the same time played a shut out game with the Con- gressians. Graham was pitching for 1 the 'Crescents and Slator catching l Pete Boscha was handling the glow | twirling the ball. The teams are com posed of young players, but they puy up a better game than would be eX | pected. The Phoenix players left or ! the early morning train. expecting tC
 take breakfast at Congress, where tEe! were to be entertained by the players | of that town, but unfortunately fol
 them they were forced to lay over a ! Wickenburg until nearly noon, an(
 they were a hungry lot when they
 reached their destination. They mad, the best of their predicament, hoWev.
 CT. treating the matter as a joke joshing each other about starving tC | death. and in the meantime getting ready for the game in the afternoon
 having a little game of ball anon. themselves by practising on the streets of Wickenburg. Quite a number O people accompanied the team to Con
 gress and enjoyed the game. The at
 tendance was very good.