Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20

! which thsy had been dropped the da1
| before by the Tucson aggregation
They defeated the Pueblo nine 10y 4
score OF 8 TO 4 The third. last and
decisive game Of tn series viii be
| played today. Now that the boys
| have gotten Ne measure OF their an
ragonists and their lungs have become
accustomed to the rarer atmosphere OF
! Tucson their friends here think they
viii he able TO bring back another
scalp TO add 10 an already large and
varied collection.
/ EXPENSIVE IGNORANCE. The
police court docket was swollen yes
t5rday by three more bicyclists. Two
| OF them had been riding on the side
walk and one had been riding withOu.
4 light They were as usual fined So
each. The defense of .he sidewalk
riders was Ignorance OF the bicycle
ordnance. The recorder told them
that he thought everybody knew
about the ordinance He called MS
attention TO an article in The Republi-
can Yesterday morning On the subject
ana asked him # he hadn't read it,
The young man replied that he had
gut taking the paper some time be-
fore The money he paid into the city
treasury would have paid his subscrlD-
ton to this journal for four months
and would have saved him collision
with the police and the annoyance ana
loss Of sine IN police court.
y $4,000 DAMAGE STIT-Jasrs
Leon and his wife Refugia Leon
through their attorneys Frazier. Nc
Cornaick x Westc0tt yes;e rdav gan a
Slo-6o damage suit against H /.
Chandler and The Consolidated Cana!
company. The suit had its origin in
the death by AZ electric Wire on the
night of July O. of Leopold Leon. near
7 mpe. The defendants bring the
action in the place Of tile
parents of the dead boy. who
WAS N orphan Negligence on
the part of the defendants. the owners
Of the electric plant, Of which the e.
Tending Wire WAS 4 part is charged.
1t IS charged that the failure to en-
clcso the wire was IN &C. of necli-
sence and that it was auslne med by /
neglecting to turn off the current when
1t was discovered that the wire was
broken.
ORDER OF LIBRARIES. The Or /
der Of Associated Libraries and Ly-
ceums elected the following officers /
for Phoenix subordinate lodge No. ! !
for the ensuing term: VIII S. To .
ton, president; J. A. KiKlroy, VICE /
president; L. M. Day, Jr., secretary; {
". J. Welcome, treasurer; H 5. (
Champe. librarian; S. T. Downen l.
g.; Cyrus Meskimmons, 0. G.; c. q. II
Case, marshal AS members CT the /.
board OF trustees: J. D. Martin.
three years; Clara B. Davis, Two
years; VIII 5. Upton. one y5ar Sew
aral new members were initiated. The
next meeting viii Be held at Padget
hall Thursday. August ., al 100 D.
N, at which about forty new mem
)ers VIII Be initiated and me newly
elected officers will be Installed a
committee Of FIVE WIS appointed 10
select and purchase books for ths cus-
'ent quarter
TRAINED FOR \ TRAMP. An ex-
street car conductor speaking OF Thu
Republicans account Yesterday of the
'rief, but exciting military career OF
Robert DeBaud, became reminiscent
egard3ng that retired veteran. The
h-sf Renaissance related by him
houId not be weighed agains. Robert.
or it relates to something in the past.
about three years ago RJbe-l decided
0 visit that part CT the world lying
utside Ehe corporate limits Of PhOe-
TX. 1t takes money 10 travel if one
avs his fare. + he doesn't pay h-s
are ne must have a certnin skill IL
citing On and of trains when in mo- I
ion. Robert had neither money nor
his peculiar kind Cf skill. but the
,'-ter was mora easily acquired than 7
be former. Robert was wise enough +
OF to start out On his journey IN I
4UrDed and expect 10 Tick up skill as :
G went along. He determined TO r
ractice on erect car line. He used
, pay f0r 4 ride cut 10 the extreme
I'D Of the northern addition railway I
nd took lessons coming back He de-
5loped wonderful facility for getting
4 and off. The conductor accommo-
atingly speeded the car to the limit
hen there was nobody else aboard, y
nd, Robert got SO that he could fail E
# tne front platform and almost at l.
re same instarE appear on the rear F
ne. The conductor said he seemed ID
} 1t by magic. Having finished his O
purse the conductor gave him di-
cma which admitted him 10 practice d
I the mainline of the Southern Pa {
fc and other railways having rights
way in this territory and other L
ates and territories, including the &
pubic of Mexico. ?
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