Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-19

themselves together for the transae-
ton of business. Amended articles OF
the C0bre Grande company were also
filed Yesterday. The amendment con-
sistS Of certain changes in the method
Of mana cement required by the Te0r-
ganizatiOn.
APPOINTMENT OF DELEGATES.
I-Governor Murphy Yesterday appoint
ed delegates to the trust conference At
Chicago beginning September Is. and
to the national irrigation congress
commencing September %. at Ms
s0uIl. Mont The trust conference
delegates are: Col. NJ. ]. Egan OF
Clifton. Judge Charles Weston Wright
Of Tucson. Judge William H. Barnes
of Tucson. r. NJ. Doe of Flagstaff W.
G. Campbell of Prescott Thomas Arm
strong and J. c. Adams of Phoenix
The delegates to AIissOula are: A. ].
Chandler Of Mesa. J. X. Doolittle,
Captain W. y. Hancock and c. J.
Hall of Phoenix. Andrew Kimball or
Tha tcher.
FRANCO-TTALIAN RIOT. - Barto-
lonraw- GOrciat became enraged al
Giovanni BarteIan and thinking there
were too many Italians in this COUP
try. anyhow. started in TO assist TIE
destroying angel in purifying 'nis PART
of the earth. regardless Of the trouble
the good people of Louisiana have got
themselves into for doing the same
thing. He was diSsuaded from his
purpose before the scene in which the
coroner is expected TO appear. by 4
representative of the law. and YeSter
day was given a hearing before JUS
tice tombstone As the coroner and
justice in this town are one and insep-
arabic it ranspired that he got him
self where he expected Giovanni to be
Judgment will be rendered today Al
three O'Clock.
VIOLATED THE BICYCLE ORDI-
NANCE. -Four Violat0rs of the bt-
cycle ordinance were in police court
Yesterday afternoon. having been
gathered by Officer Thom3n. Three
of them had been riding on the side
walks and one without Z light Th5y
were fined SO apiece. There seems 20
be a misunderstanding about what s
meant by riding on sidewalk Many
persons who live in the middle Of
block or who are going to a place IN
the middle Of the block ride to their
destination on the sidewalk from
the nearest street crossing. The dis
lance may be only fifty or a hundred
feet. That is construed by the police
to be riding on the sidewalk" One,
of course, is not as much Of an annoy
ance in a fifty-foot tide as if he were
a habitual rider On sidewalks, but he
is in small way a nuisance, for the
zbolishment OF which the ordinance
was intended.
PREPARING FOR GRAND LODGE.
The eighth annual session g the
grand lodge OF Arizonz,I. 0. G. T.,
will convene in Phoenix on Wednes-
day, September 6, and remain in ses-
sion three days. The local lodge IS
preparing 10 entertain all visiting del
egates and to thu. end has named
committee to have charge OF this
matter, composed Of a. J. Edwards,
ESD. W. J. Welcome, Mrs A. Van
Doren. Mrs H F. Davis and Miss
Merits Al the last session OF the
lodge the following delegates and al
ternates were chosen to the grand
lodge: Delegates-Messrs Davis and
Parret. Mesdames Welcome, Davis
and Rcss and Miss Galpin. Alter
nates-AfessIs Van Doren, Welcome.
Norris and Irwin. Mrs Van Doren and
Miss Heilman. judge F. N. DCan OF
Florence IS grand chief templar, and
Eugene A. Brown of Phoenix, grand
secretary.