Arizona republican., 1899-04-15
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cars. including an ore car which was
partly derailed, travelled about 200
yards beflTe they could be brought to
a stop The derailed cars pumped
against a wall for about fifty feet be-
| fore stopping The passengers were
Ian Jared considerably, but little dam
age was done to them
TENNIS MATCH TODAY. A ten
mis- match between the Tempe and
! Phoenix clubs will take place at the
c-urt of the latter in this city at p
m. today. The last match between
these clubs was favorable to Tempe
! inasmuch as it won the singles, WhlIe
Phoenix won the doubles. For Tempe,
John SteIzreide and Grant, CARTRIDGE
Will play the doubles, and the former
viii also defend the singles. Phoenix
presents Leo Rosenberg and Ross Rus
IseI for the doubles, and Harold Ham
fer the singles.
| CONGRESS BALL TEAM. The ball
game at the park tomorrow promises
to be the best of thsI season There
seems to have been some misunder-
standing as 10 the nature of the team
of Congress. Thsre will be no i'm
ported battery. It Will be composed
there fer some time and who are well
known over the territory as ball play
ers. Other equally well known and eff
ficient men who are IN the nine are
Reese. Bethel and Warren. Congress
claims it's team superior 10 anything
ever brought into the "alfalfa" dis
trict, and. that tha DeMunds will be
compelled to work to maintain the base
! hall ,l1nremacv for Phoenix.
A CHURCH IN PROBATE. "A petit
ton by the First Baptist church of
Tempe for permission to mortgage its
property for 1904 to raise funds for The
building of a parsonage was filed in
probate court yesterday. This. pro-
cesding is quite correct, but so unusual
that even attorneys had forgotten Jhgtt
it was quite proper and therefore the
! petition was first filed in district court,
where such petitions are generally
| fled Tha-e are two laws affecting
! corporations. The first was passed in
| 1873 and the last in 1887. The first
! provided that al pIcc0sG1 changes in
interpretations under it should i~.= re-
| ferred to the probate court. Under the
| law OF 1887 they must be ref1' ed - the
! district court, though thai law pro
viCes that interpretations urIler the
previous az, may avail themselves of
/ the latter act by iiling their articles
! in the Office of the secretary of the ter
ritcry The chULch was inter CC.lted
under the firss law and .carc5ivirg 10
special advan .1gc to be gained in in
| cooperating under the latter one neg
: leated tc avail itself of its provisions
by refling its articles. That is how il
came TO gc5 into probate court, W hich
, is peculiarly supposed to De q receptacle
Cr.y fcs. the estates Of deceased rer-
sons. This is likely the only Guinness
CT this kind the probate oJuIs CT Mari
. c0pa county viii ever have.
BEST IN THE WEST. B. o. Miller,
an engineer on the S. T. P. & P, ar
rived yesterday from trip . many
points cast and west on the Santa Fe
Rad He said that he lad seen no
engines west of the Mississippi river
which would compare favorably with
the three new engines which were
Placed on the local tack three months
ago, although he had seen many which
were larger Ths superiority of the
engines is due to their modern con-
struction. They are built almost en-
tirely of iron and STEEL there being no
woodwork in the cab or odl-T places
where il is usually used. The Principal
feature Of these engines is the electric
headlights. Mr. Miller said ne believed
they could he seen at a distance OF
forty miles. AT night he can easily
detect a COW on the track at a di. ance
CT one and half miles, and when 5hey
are facing his engine he says that he
has seen them three miles off. Owing
to the strong power of the headlight
a window has be5n seen TO reflect the
light ten miles distant. Since their
adoption the track has been strewn
with the carcasses Of rabbits and other
small animals. They run under the
iiwheels to avoid harm. They may b
sanding on the track or near it and
when they face the light all ether sur
roundings grow invisible, causing them
to rush hlindly into the engine to es-
cape the light.
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