Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-16

him. When Cortes reached Stein's
 Pass he learned of the couples where
 abouts and came on 10 Stafford, deter
 mined to win back the affections of
 the woman or kill her new paramour. After hearin gthis straightforward
 confession from the woman Justice
 Fonda issued bench warrants for the arrest of the trio on charges of vagran- cy. They entered pleas of not guilty.
 They were tried, convicted and senten- ced to pay fines in the sum of s20.
 Solomonville Bulletin: Martin Pal
 ma, confined in the county jail at Sol
 omonville charged with the murder of
 Marguerite Garcia near Thatcher in
 December, 1905, and who will be tried
 at the fall term of the district court, is preparing to make strong fight to save his neck from the hangman's moose. It is said that he has many friends in the valley who have been busy during the past few weeks rais- ing funds for his defense, and that
 $500 has already been pledged. An
 effort is being made to secure the ser vices of Hon. Wiley B. Jones for Pal
 ma, and it is likely that this brilliant
 criminal lawyer will consent to take the case.
 While Palma seems to have a pretty
 hard case he looks hopefully into the future and expresses the belief that he
 will ultimately come clear and will
 then be at liberty to secure a divorce from the woman who betrayed him
 and to marry the wealthy Mexican wo- man he met while residing in Bakers field, Cal, where he was arrested Globe Silver Belt: Fully a thousand persons turned out Sunday evening to
 see the Apache Indian devil dance"
 at the ball park. It began at S:30 o'clock and did not terminate until 10:30 The four bucks who took the
 leading roles, that of devils, began painting at o'clock in the afternoon
 and when they pranced about the blaz- ing fire they presented a picturesque
 and grotesque appearance. The mus ic was furnished by three tom-tom players and about twenty singers and
 at times during the dance the squaws took part About two hundred bucks
 and squaws with their children were assembled in semi-circle surrounding
 the dancers. All Of the spectators agreed that Manager Prochaska had | furnished a good entertainment and the manager was highly pleased with
 both the performance and the attend
 ance, which helped considerably to swell the funds of the ball club. Tucson Star: Canning beer" must stop in Tucson. That time -honored or dishonored practice commonly known
 as rushing the growler," can be prac- ticed no longer under certain restric- tions. Sheriff Nabor Pacheco yester- day sent out notices to every saloon.
 keeper in the city stating that the ter.
 ritoriai law relating to the selling of booze" to minors must be obeyed ] to the letter and this will put an end |. to the sale of beer in pails to messen- ger boys wno have in the past been ] employed to carry beer to private par lties. In the circular letter particular attention is called to the paragraph ir the penal code which makes it a mis demeanor to allow minors in saloons The penalty for this offense is 4 fine of not less than S10 and not mors thaI : $200 and Imprisonment in the county : jail for not less than five days nol ' longer than 50 dsyrs The penalty fol selling intoxicants to miners is fixe( . by the penal code at from S to s1eO ! with Imprisonment of not less than 2l , days nor more than 90 days.
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