Arizona republican., 1904-08-26

CT who is less than seventeen years old. II is Ellis Graham and the Phoenix fans are willing to take their chances on him. There will be no admission charges for ladies.
 HELD TO>ANSWE WER-Deputy- Unit
 ed States Marshal Foster arrived here yesterday morning from Tombstone, having in charge Marron Gonzales, who was placed in jail here to answer to the United States grand jury for a violation of the Edmunds act. His bond was fixed at $lO0C, but he could not give it. so he went to- jail. The woman in the case was Margarita Ser
 nardo whose bond was fixed at S5O0
 and who was released on the bond be- ing furnished. The couple was arrest
 ed in Tombstone, though they went 1 there from Phoenix. MT. Foster brought ever a Mexican who was com
 mitted to the insane asylum from Tue. ! son.
 FELL BY THE WAYSiDE-A west | bound Southern Pacific train lost about | an hour on Sunday night through the | eccentricity of a Southern Pacific car ! penter. He boarded the train sOme-
 where in the vicinity of Tucson, hay ing very little baggage with him eX- Cept a large jag. Somewhere between | Red Rock and Maricopa, while the | train was crawling along at about for l ty-five miles an hour, he fell off. He l was rot missed till two or three miles
 had been whittled off the trip but
 when his absence was noted the train
 went back after him. He was found along side the track pretty badly bat tered up and taken on to Gila Bend. | the station he started for.
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT
 Francisco Yescas was tried yesterday | by Justice Robertson for disturbing the | peace in the vicinity of Fifth and Ma dison streets and found guilty. She
 had been on a big drunk and was so
 nervous yesterday she could hardly | keep still in the court room. Sen
 tence was deferred until Saturday and | she was mercifully sent back to the county jail to recuperate. Jesus Pima was tried for disturbing the
 peace of his wife and family, found | guilty and sent to jail for thirty days. He has been living apart from his | wife and their eight children for some
 time but will not keep away from 1 them and is intehsely jealous of his | Nl-e, apparently without reason. She 1 is associated with her brother, Blind Dick, in the conduct of a tamale stand and manages to get along very well when he lets her alone. The court told | him that the woman was entitled to protection and that he would either have to live with her or let her alone. He couldn't do both
 A LUDlc6OUS MiSTAKE-rhe city marshal, a week or SO ago, received a ! telegram from a woman in the sound country, asking him if possible to To- cate Lou Bell and wire the address The matter was turned owed to an of ficer who, judging by the name alone and the frequent requests Of the kiEd
 made concerning fallen women that have left their homes and cut commun- ication behind them, instinctively as sumed that if the party was in this village some trace could be found in the bad lands. He made inquiry or South Seventh street and was told by one of the residents there that she knew 8 girl by that name whom she had last seen in Denver about three weeks ago and that she had left Den yer for Portland, Ore. The fact tn5t