Arizona republican., 1902-06-02

car barn out to Washington street.
The move was made preliminary to
extending the car barn farther south.
nearly doubling its capacity. a double
track is being laid from Washington
street into the barn which in short
time will be called upon to shelter sew
eral new cars now under construction.
The new cars will be eight feet longe:'
than the one now in use the Indian
school line and that is Il car that does
credit to the city and the railway COM
pany.
EXCURSIONISTS COMING To-
MORROW.-The party of American
characteristics en- route to Los Angeles
to attend the national association will
arrive in Phoenix tomorrow morning.
The programme arranged by the Arr
iona Medical association and the board
of trade for the climatologists while
here consists of breakfast at the Hotel
Adams. followed by drive to be taken
wherever the various parties desire to
so. Luncheon will be served at the
Adams at l p. m. After the luncheon
the guests may rest. drive or visit
places of interest in the city. The
party will leave over the NJ. < p. x
S. r. V. railway at $50
OLD FRIENDS MEET-While al
Cananea Chaplain Scott was the guest
of Mr.. c. F. Jacques. the superintendent
of the supply department of the Cana
nea Consolidated Copper company. Mr..
Jacques, when a small boy was in the
Sunday school at Reno. Nevada. when
Chaplain Scott was pastor of the
church in 1882. Mr.. Jacques was in
| charge of the hardware department of
| the Copper Queen at Bisbee for several
years. and is now in charge Of one of
the most important departments of this
great mine. He is prompt. ener-
gctic and skillful business man and is
very popular at the mine. Chaplain
Scott was greeted and treated royalty
by him.
AN ACCUMULATION OF MAIL
Phoenix will be inundated this morn
ing with mail from the north and east.
There will be an accumulation of four
days which was gathered together by
reason of the floods in Colorado last
week. L. w. Galpin of the postoffica
here went up to Ash Fork yes
terday morning to help distribute
the part coming to Phoenix.
Eight clerks were sent to AL
buquerque To assist in the distribu-
ton there. Under an arrangement re-
Gently made most of the mail from
points east OF Chicago comes now BY
the Rock Island by the way of Ell Paso
but all north of the Rock Island and
west of Chicago comes into this part
Of the country by the Santa Fe.
\ HANDY MANHOOD Tate. OF Sis
bee, is Il pretty good sort of man TO
have round when runaways are in pro-
sress. a runaway team came down
the main street of Bisbee a few days
ago with little girl and two boys in
the wagon. Tate knew the vehicle
would go over "a the next corner so he
took the long chance on a jump for tie
bride bit of one horse and was sucC esS-
full. He turned the team into the side
walk, where it was stopped by the
tongue hitting a telegraph pole. The
short turn tipped the wagon over. ut
while it was tipping Mr.. Tate let so
the bride. and running back caught
the little girl on the fly. The boys be
ing pretty active, made a good landing
without help.
\ REOCCUPATION.- Arizona
Gazette was yesterday moved into its
former quarters in the O Neill building
out of which it was suddenly jerked by
the roots by Samuel F. Webb one night
about three months ago. Mr.. Webb
kept ii concealed in a dark cellar until
he thought the owner had forgotten
about it and then he sold it The orig
inal status of the Gazette has not oeen
restored. though the paper has been re-
stored to its old location At the time
the property was sequestered Colonel
McCord had some kind of a claim on it
and thought he was the editor of it,
He is no longer connected with it in
any way, or not at least in an active
capacity. so that his figure will lie
missed in the restored and otherwise
familiar environment.
BY \ HAIRS BREADTH-An obi
Nious bicycle rider was within Il very
few inches of death on Saturday after
noon. He was riding east on Washing
ton street and when he was in front OF
the court house there was west bound
car at the corner of First avenue and
Washington street. The car was going
at an average rate of speed. and the
wheelman, With head down. was split
ting the wind. The motorman yelled at
him, but could not make him hear
though everybody else within d block
heard him. For an instant those WHO
saw the biclyclist turned their heads
away for the grinding of Il man un-
der the wheels of Il car is not a pleas
ant thing to look at. Just as the VIII eel
and the car We're about to come in
contact the rider awoke. and. turning
his wheel at a right angle. swung off
the track.
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