Arizona republican., 1900-10-12
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such vehicles will be kept on the road where they belong, otherwise steps will be taken by the club to have the par ties arrested. This path belongs to the bicycle club, it having secured it's use from the Central Driving association. to be used during the existence of the club and at the expense of the club foi keeping it in repair.
 NOBODY TO BLAME. In an ac- count yesterday of 'the falling of part of the front wall of the Lewis building it was stated that the wall mad not been properly "shored" up. It is stated that every possible precaution against accident was taken and what hap pened could not well have been fore seen or avoided. Tie upper part of the wall was bra red up by heavy tim bers and the Mexican who was hurt was engaged in removing the brick work below those supports when a large quantity of the masonry became detached and tumbled upon him. It was asceIEained yesterday that he was not seriously injured.
 THE MESA BANK. -Messrs. John L. Waring and J. c. Spanglar have purchased the interest of Dr. Wilbur in the Mesa bank. which has been re- organized by the election of the fol- lowing officers and directors: Presi- dent, John l.. Waring; Vice-pr president, w. H. Code; cashier. J. c. Spangler; directors, A. C. Mcqueen. W. II. Code, A. P. Snowman, John Barnett Phil Nets, John l.. Waring, Dr. A. J. Chandler, John G. SpangIer and Charles Peterson. MT. Waring the new president, has had extensive experience and was for several years assistant cashier of the Studebaker bank at Blufft0n. Ind. Mr. Spangler has resided in Phoenix several years. He Was for some time secretary of the board of trade and was later deputy county ue2sm CT. The other officers and directors are among Ghe most prominent business men of the south side. The capital stock is $5O.0 900.
 4 GENERAL ATHLETIC CLUB. - MT II. NJ. Chapman, president of the bicycle club, has proposition to sub- init to the several sporting clubs now in existence. It is to have all the different clubs combine their member ship into one large organization to be known as the Phoenix Athletic asso-
 -s- '-C-'' 'b-4NA Np Ia ' IL SobN Sl lSt bN d board Of directors elected by the mam- bers of each organization now in eX- istence. The directors are 10 be chosen for term of years and not reelected. thus giving opportunity to good work CTS to become directors and each or Saniza ton to be equally represented on the board. As soon as an organi- zation as above mentioned can be formed the plans for a club house can be prepared, and in order to meet the expense necessary for such building shares of stock can be issIeu to the extent of 1.CC0 and to cost $l0 each or more. Now that the season is ap- preaching when outdoor sports should be held for the benefit of citizens and tourists, il is hoped that some action will be taken on the sugg> >stion of Mr. Chapman, which is good and timely one. The matter will be brough. to the attention of the directors of the bi- cycle club at a special me ting soon to be called by the president. and it is al- most an assured fact that they will act upon it and recommend scme@imucdi- ate move to be made towards the for nation as suggested.