Arizona republican., 1913-08-12

BENTON DICK TRAVELS-Ben- | ton Dick, the well known attorney. went to Los Angeles Sunday morning on business
 EDITOR KELLY HERE - w F. Kelly of Clifton. editor of the Copper Era, of that place, is in the city for few days combining business with pleasure.
 RYAN IS HELD = Frank Ryan. charged with assault, for having been unduIy familiar with a little six year
 old girl in the city hall plaza. was held
 before Judge Johnstonc yesterday for trial in his court on Wednesday. LEMoRE AWAITS THE SUPER IOR COURT-William Lcmorc, who
 stole several articles of value from the store in which he was employed was given a hearing before Judge John stone yesterday and was held to answer to the superior court in the sum of $500.
 CANEZ HELD TO ANSWER-Vin- Cente Canez was given hearing be- fore Judge C. w. Johnstonc yesterday on a charge of forgery. After hearing all the testimony offered, Judge John stone ordered that Cancz be held to answer to the superior court and fixed
 the bail at $500.
 ESCORT TEAM ATTENTION - The meeting of the escort team of the FratcrnaI Brotherhood. which had been called for this evening, has been postponed for one week. The meeting will be held next Tuesday evening at which time Ill members of the or
 
 BUERRES IN TROUBLE Francisco Buerres appeared before Judge John stone yesterday afternoon to explain why he refused to provide the neccssi- tis of life for his children Buerrcs' l explanation was so poor that the judge decided BUcrres had better tell his 1 story to the superior court and fixed the bail bond at $500.
 JUDGE p. p. PARKER BUSY- Judge P. P. Parker had very busy day yesterday when he married three ! couples within four hours. The par
 ties who were united in marriage by the popular judge were: Casimiro So lares and AdeIina Gastclo; Antonio Martinez and Ramona BOrjorquez; and Ryan B. Turner and Mildred F. Doxev. COMPANY B SMOKER-PIans are practically complete for the smoker to be given on Thursday evening un- 1 der the auspices of Company E, Ma tionaI Guard of Arizona. in the arm ory. There will be an address by Captain Oscar Temple besides music and a general good time. Members of the company as well as their friends are cordially invited to be present.
 HUMAN COYOTES AWARDED | n r TyI very busy yesterday afternoon judging
 the original bunch of human coyotes that were captured by officers from the sheriffs office early Sunday morn ing. Two of the specimens pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and were fined g. or five days in the kennels of the Chateau d'Maricopa the rest of the bunch denied their complicity in the noise making contest but the weight of evidence was too much for them and they were fined s or seven days in the kennels
 THOUGHT IT WAS A JoKE-"Ah sure thought you-all was joking" said Steve Henderson, a good sized color ed gentleman who created d disturb ance at the HardWick Hotel and was being placed under arrest by Police man Crow. When Crow had placed the nippcrs on one wrist and anoth- er officer had adjusted d chain brace 1 let tO the other. the negro began to soc things in different light A heavy knee placed firmly upon his chest caused him to admit that he had intended to go along with the officers all the time This happened early last evening and Henderson will appear in police court this aft ernoon to answer a charge of being drunk and disorderly
 SOMBRE TALE OF COLORED TROUBLES Thomas went to the home of Mary Lee last night to pay social call. While there he threatened Mary with assault and when the lady offered resistance he drew knife and threatened to carve several artistic designs upon her. John Lee. the husband of Mary. then appeared upon the scene and chased Thomas out of the house. Thomas then hied himself to the city hall and told d tale of woe to the officers While he was telling his story Marly Lee, accompanied by her husband. arrived and told q story i that resulted in the arrest of Thomas. Thomas will be held for investiga- tion While all this was going on 1 Officer MoreIl arrested Otis Bond, | also colored, for beating up his wife. 1 The alleged offcnse occurred on Jack | son street between First and Second 1 Iavenucs. Bond will receive q hear 1 ing tomorrow before City Recorder l Thomas.
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