Arizona republican., 1899-06-13

the accident was not much more .seri-
 ous than it was was purely providen- tial. The street at that time of the night is filled with hcTsemen and bi- cyclists who travel as if they were covered with accident insurance pOli-
 cies on which they desire to realize
 In the general municipal legislation touching bicycles there should be an
 ordinance making it misdemeanor to
 carry a child of less than about six
 teen years on a bicycle in front cf the
 rider. That would restrict this form
 of wheeling to the tandem
 SAVED BY A MINING DEAL. -
 Laurence Jerome, the incorrigible, was
 in Justice Johnstone's court yesterday charged with disturbance of the | peace, which Nconsisted in the destruc- ticn of the window glass and furniture
 of his own home. He was convicted
 and sentenced to pay fine of S6 and | serve twenty days on the street gang The latter part of the sentence was
 suspended on Jerome's representation that he was about to leave for New
 York on important business connected
 with a mining deal
 REGARDING THE EXAMINATION, County School Superintendent A. H. Fulton yesterday made his report to R.
 L. Long, territorial superintendent of public instruction, regarding the last quarterly teachers examination in which one of nine applicants was awarded a certificate. The feeling en- tertained by the applicants since the examination has been that it was diff fcult, but those otherwise connected say it was a fair test and embraced d good set of questions. Arithmetic was the stumbling block
 SUIT FOR DAMAGES. Another suit was filed in district court yester- day by F. L. Brill against the Santa Fe, Prescott 6 Phoenix railroad to re- cover $75O damages fer the destruc- tion of cattle belonging to the plaintiff on April 10 Of last year. The con- plaint contains thirty different causes of action, though there were not that many cattle killed. All the deceased cattle are carefully described in the complaint as to cClor, sex, brands etc. There were red cows, white and spotted steers, blue heifer, so that in it's lifetime, the herd must have been an animated flag of the United States.
 MIDDAY FIRE. Fire broke cut in the rear frame addition of the Yer mont house yesterday. early in the af- ternocn, but was gotten under control beSOre much damage was done The , chemical engine was first employed ! and water was soon after used. Credit is due to the fire department for quick i work and doubtless the fire would ] have been serious had it not been sep 1 arated by the main building by an adobe. The house is .crwried and con- 1ucted by H. B. Scott. The excitement 1 was started by young Ralph Scott, 3 i years old. He touched match to q curtain.
 BOARD BEATEN AGAIN. The i live stock beard got another adverse i decision in Justice Gray's court yes 1 terday in it's attempt to enforce the ! i've stock law The trial Of Cant and | Balsz for neglecting to keep a record ! of bought and slaughterd5 stock was tried before a jury, which late in the | evening returned a unanimous verdict ! ef not guilty. The charges made by 1 the board were not denied and though i tnsFe was a great deal Of testimony on ! the part of the defendants it was in- ! tended rather as an impeachme Of i the law. It is understood that the i board will submit the law to at least i one more test on P. T. Hurley and s. ] J. TribO.et.
 SALVATION ARMY CONVERT. - The Salvation Army saved another l nan last night. Or, perhaps, it is pre- mature to say that he has been saved, i put he has been started on the road to salvation. He became interested in | he outdoor services at Washington . and First streets and stood around | intil he attracted the attention of the i soldiers. They invited him to jcin and ! while he was studying about it the i irmy got ready to march back to the lall. He was pressed to fall in and he i began at once negotiating for prefer nent. He would go if they would let i Jim beat the drum and march near the | lead of the procession. The army aS- i 'ented and the new convert burdened i himself with the drum, but he forgot ] Q remove a. cigar which he had been when his conversion set in. t was the first time the army had i, ever followed a lighted cigar, but it lever stepped to better time.
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