Arizona republican., 1909-11-19

tory for the manufacture of the ma chimes in Phoenix.
 Y. Nj. C. A. MAN HERE-D. w Pollard or Douglas. who has charge of the Y. NJ C. A. work of the terri tory, arrived in Phoenix yesterday to note the progress on the new Y NJ. C. A. building here, He was agree ably surprised at the progress made on the building since it was started few months ago.
 MARTIN HELD TO THE GRAND JURY-Tom Martin. charged with as- sault with intent to commit murder, was held to the grand jury yesterday in the sum Of s700 by Justice John stone, after q preliminary hearing No defense was offered. Martins of- fense was trying to shoot Frank Hatch. bartender at the Washing ton saloon, under the misapprehen- sion that Hatch was trying to hold out $50 which Martin had deposited with him earlier in the day. IL turned out that Martin had drawn the money and deposited it elsewhere. He would probably have killed Hatch but for J. J. Cottrell. who struck up his arm. causing the bullet to be discharged into the ceiling.
 FOOTBALL ToMoRRoW-At East lake park Saturday the Coyotes will play the eleven of the l. C. s. The game will be called at D. m. The boys on the latter team are heavier almost to d man than the Phoenix high school boys. but the high schools have had more practice and have played more games. so that the odds yesterday were little in favor of the high school. It is hardly to be supposed. however. that the Coyotes will have as easy q time of it as they had when they met the Williams team. The L C. $. are better drilled and have better players in the line up than that team had. It is the general opinion that if the Coyotes win they will have to work for their victory.
 A MOCK TRiAl-A meeting of the Phoenix High School Athletic aSso- citation yesterday afternoon was turned into A kangaroo court. The defend ant was W. P. Ohlcr, and his crime the fact that he had his head shaved. It is strictly contrary to all rules of the high school to have your hair cut short OhIer was tried and on the third ballot of the jury convicted. His sentence is q severe one. He will be required to pcddle bills for all the athletic contests and lead in the yell ing at the football and baseball games. Robert Baker was the judge, Don Goodman clerk. Jay Alkire prosecu- ting attorney and Harry Young coun- sel for the defense. The jury con- sisted of Randolph McIlhenney. Nick osborn. Henry Loudermilk. Fred Nor ton. Charles Hartranft and Charles Orme. George Holmes was sheriff. 4 VICIOUS HOBO-John Bonner. d hobo of the purest type. was ar- rested on Wednesday night for an l aggravated assault upon Sam Ling a Chinaman who runs q restaurant in the rear of the Anheuser. The China man was hit with a plate and a brick. and altogether offered a dilapi- dated appearance yesterday morning. | Bonner was arrested by the police. and yesterday he was turned over to the county authorities. He was arraigned before Justice Johnstone. who set his preliminary hearing for today. Bonner is cripple. with little use of his left leg. He said that he was drunk. All he remembers of the affair is that he went into the res | taurant and ordered meal for 25 cents Before beginning to eat he laid down dollar and the Chinaman handed him back 40 cents. Then the trouble began Salvador Altamarina was also before the court for arraign- ment on the charge of aggravated as- sault. in dragging Secunda Caste nada. an old woman. around by tine hair He win also have q hearing today.