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Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
YAQUI FESTIVITIES
 WERE INTERRUPTED
Two Tribesmen Arrested for Dis
 pensing Liquors.

The sheriffs new automobile was given a try-out on Friday night. Word came to the office that the Yaquis at Chamizal, Yaqui for brush patch, ten miles south of Tempe, were having an orgy and that liquor was flowing freely. The sheriff and posse hurried down there and found themselves in the midst of a Wierd war dance. The participants with the vegetable caStanets fastened about their ankles were going fast and fu rious and were crowning one an- other with a curious head dress of horns.
 A little investigation disclosed that the purveyors of the Iieuor were Juan Martinez and Francisco Nalen- zuela who were taken from the fes- tive scene and given a ride in the new automobile. Martinez, a good natured Indian, seemed to regard the affair as a joke on him and his com panion but to the more serious mind- ed Valenzuela it was no joke to have been caught selling liquor without license. To this crime was added that of wetting down dry territory.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

"Alone Tn the Jungle" at Hart Theater today and tonight.-(Ad
Arizona republican., 1913-08-23
CHAPTER " The Commission


 laws the State of Arizona the provisions of Section As the legislative of the City of PhoenH the Charter hereby vested in the city of Phoen and by such Legislation force sad of rss m oes and and 'hd % 5 secure & the m PS don the herenabove and referred to- the have the further hereinafter enumerated and set forth 5 To % so sa " nG s8 and @ change % tm same & a@ it nay qeT 6 B["P9r aPq w f the penalty shall exceed the limit which may be prescribed by the laws relative incorporated cities and their (3 To provide summary creating causing oD two hundred fifty 25ooW the apprehension and conviction of have committed felony in the city and to authorize the payment thereof fire on.o fire alarm and police telegraph and telephone systems provide for the and control of the same appointment ns equipments and implements for sad ponce ana ire depart (s) To regulate prohibit manufacture keeping na using & of powder dynamite gun & 0t0p ntrosyeeFne fire To resuae the storage of hay stray" oil and other n- prohibit safety or health also to regulate the insaaon Of gas and ee @ fixtures and appliances and to provide for proper inspection prescribe @ of ds that may m 6e ereosfq theren and ne nature % % of such budngs or in the repair or alteration of existing build G@ To regulate the construction used all buildings chnneys stacks and other structures and the of stacks or other and to provide for their summary abae en or desucton to regulate the materials used in and the me used wiring buildings other of e used pn buildings dr % other sructure for the % purpo doing prohibit the construction buildings structures which m % ITO r' @@i e9nfo h to owners eP d ] of buildings or other appliances for protection against and the extnguhmen
 
 regulate the carrying on Of anufactoes liable to cause fire t bh places $5 @ o reena tR i n6 9 uaan hs5 of cFg b entrances to 9t, i i ,a ' @ rooms n7s, & s-clooIS, - cnuIcnes office buildings and buildings used for factory purposes other places o pubic sher1ng of every kind and to prevent u4) To regulate the speed railroad ern % u1 1 e nd pubic @ e streets % of e th % et street % p % rlv compnes to station agmen place gates vaducts require and local provided other appliances for the better protection of the public to pro public Iares street crossings ar @tTaet of ntsreacios f fh It GIoSlEs or street or the cltE' public thooughfare with period than ride tcycles, automobiles Q To regulate prohibit the exhibition carrying of bills r t rat 2nr , i or pipnD ] t'@l1rc ana sfs d6) To compel the owner or occupant of buildings grounds dirt rubbish weeds herefrom and the sidewalks adjacent hereto his default such make same time other collect ed provide the imposition of of 0  CID To nd Df n i
  fights
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-23

name of of the sand five hundred (5 acting this behalf under the const ordained and do hereby frame adopt and ordan the following the state The thereof and supplementary tn, thereto re.o,,r
  as % fcn Common % ] M b oton % f %% S@sns 9 in nn nG % of Po 5 @ d oGS & % h and all G0[ b %"nec n " reper or convenient for the and regulation of it's nha
 
 Charter, special session of the first legislature of zona entitled An t nIm % I, more '4 q Ie thousand - ae umGF @ t tnd % nT d % d The City o all of Council City Phoenix described fol- shin Besnnns m & 2 the Northeast & corner % of section m nine & M G Ton River Mrtdtan East Southeast corner of the Northeast quarter (N 5 of haIf M l M f [ id 5ti @ i0 ns la % t % h Nrth @ o ' % of the Northeast quarter 1N D of the southeast quarter (sE D Meridian south Southeast quarter t.) quarter CsE Section along coTnep f tbo satn Of rt3 @ W R of 8 b % sbost @ aT of quarter A) of Southeast 1) quarter CsE D of said section eight (S) to the Northeast corner of the Northwest W 4) of Section u Township ase and Herdn Senc south % on % the E East @ ne @ the Nort west quarter CW l of said Section seventeen ( to its inter o9 en W @ % aon9 w @ n s1ut a lime lime S e % % W int said Section seventeen u thence North along West line of section eight (s) Township and Meridian thence North along the West line said Section eight G5 Norh Range three 1 East of f 5a M and Salt RiTr Base quarter % H a1 of the Southeast quarter & 11 of said sea E D of the Southeast (sE D of said Section seven C11s5 the Southeast CsE D Section CD; thence @ East of the eis and Salt River Base and Meri E @ o d s hs Pe y Su m H to 0t the H n menSt % said u s on twelve U2l thence North along the West line the North Northeast (NE 1D Northwest @ of the Gfa and Salt RVeP Base and Meridian; thence the quarter ITer % Ease U and Mdan % thence North % on % @ the @ West n line % oft the Southeast quarter @ R of said Section six (6 the southwest corner of the Northwest st asr % 1H n of of t{n % @ @ fTe o5 & oWnp one CD North Range three G0 East of the West line of Northwest along the North line of d section five (5} to the Norfh Meridian; thence East along the North line of said Section four ) to the North four cD thence South half ) CD Meridian thence ( to the point beginning all being within the County of MaricOpa
 
 General Powers, Rights and Liabilities. O and all he books and mixed pal corporation the of Phoenix" @ shall be subject to and liable for all of the legal debts
  O 1f Phoenix is n be in a
 
 a he
 
 i 10 all such things corporation do which 
 Section Without disparagement
 
 
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  70 establish, ooms galleries paygrounds places of ecreation public baths public
Arizona republican., 1913-08-23

public for hire and regulate th c vehicles and to require schedules (5ol To provide sealing all weights dealers of proper etet % @ the keeping and use by C3p To license regulate theaers ] ~ | @ upe sho"s m dance halls games and places of d all d f all deScrlPtI9n of gambling and the using vide for for the he destruction ] of all such
 Zo To license regulate and control the manufacture disposition of intoxicating liquors; places sold disposed of license the corporate limits of the city ~ ~ " intoxicating liquors nr % tb @ @ ] retailers Ter and saoonkeePers and pres ed under provided that in no thousand t2OOoO) shall licenses each one thousand ooo i'm herein last contained shall not apply to Iegft mate hotels in the city having at least hundred Under the initiative provided Chapter XIV this of of n0Hieang liquors shall be prohibited in the city sub q m & election duly called and held for that and if majority within three 0 months thereafter the manufacture purposes; and when pr @ % - @ ooan Tn the the city the proposGn as to whether permitted in the may like submitted favor of permission then within one D month thereafter the be permitted in the city provided however that elections for (s3 The Comnsnn sba b9 % tbe % rigbt % to ] rorid h d t To regulate restrain and punish yagrants mendicanta eWd persons and prostitutes to prevent and punish drunkenness conduct tandp practices in the city W (35 To levy and collect the the cs) To of Gs To fix the eeg anG charges or aI official services not otherwise provided for in this Charter hundred C5oo) dollars @ Se T pFYde m % for @ the e of of & land & @ buildings responsible highest monthly % @ n n0 nS asrs9 9r at 6 ss 5e @ day provided that the Commission it's discretion " To provide the purchase levied the judsmen and provide eguaons connection with such purchase ing a1 @ v To @ PPoas @ for the sa public % of such portions of the real needed within reasonable future time such sale shall be made (2o} and Commission Ho To provide 1 To establish change any avenue alley officially @ The 'nS m s provide for the setting may upon of alley the city to be graded regarded or or P1 PHd ordeF dePP de sross walks to be copstTd tbat % hh e1nng b @ ana m shade trees planted therein snd to % % ] @ % o @ h Int @ % or st storm sewers to m be constructed on or through private and places in said city and to assess the cost of the install
 
 uch of such
 
 desirable others therefor;
 
 
 ourt or place the occupied by IT other railroad there be Ill said tracks and to the thereof the soclaton uch railroad such railroad rail-
  Whenever the judgment
  by State of Arizona and herewith provided however 
 or. eAFzMf (6) To widening strafghening
  1thn the convenient
 
 and benefited thereby he proceedings the
  nt with the constitution and general the State of A 
 (47) To provide lighting c places public the pu
Arizona republican., 1913-08-23

purchase otherwise with in without the city, such land and other
 
 public utility provide public purpose and to sell and dispose of the
 
 OO gifts falki of such bequests, dispose accordance with the such bequest unconditional
 O for hich provide the which the authorized issue bonds therefore, provided that the creation and of such bonded indebtedness laws of the State Arizona the h) To raise money by special in addition the nu tax levy provided for in this Charter authorize referendum followed be shall be qualified electors of the State and the City
 CD To join with one or cities incorporated the eop Jnty source or sources Of water supply for municipal and domestic their joint and needs and sh cities
 CD To may be necessary or proper therein
 Ck) To establish houses within without the lim rntl nstitonn irrt anu efjr i ~ leCesS'[S Wofls which health convenience improvement of the City Phoenix and he thc Chapter entitled "an act to a thore municipal dispose their real thod thereof approved June T. 1912 Section 3 Whenever Charter methods
 
  butt they shall also ectve
 4 O city have the power through otherwise as provided by this appo- priate legislation eral the of
Arizona republican., 1913-08-23


 section 3 Whenever power conferred Charter thereof or if the power be conferred in different of modify other but ts5vs 5es1 n'" also be deemed effective and be "eem"re and SC section qualified voters said city shall have the Charter the constitution and laws of the state er of the city of the specified of the
 caArnnn aa1.. III
 the powers performance the functions of said city shall be and they hereby vested in to be 1ecd by % h ] anaiffed m electors % f % th C 2 , m Pb such other officers be hereafter established either by this
 
 Section In In addition to the officers named in the forgoins collector engineer police chief superintendent
 The offices of city assessor and city collector if so directed he dutie@ of such officers as may P ted % by the Corrtson @ s prescribed Commission ,f nn u @ or , aio' ] an ana 8 aI nave qoled as heT[inae ] PFoaed - ] ana ter d4e @ be so Pescr the officers of Ie and have the rights imposed conferred the City of Phoenix except in far they modified by the his appointment practicable proceed to the ppontment of the and the Commission shall determine designate their 3. sha have power by create and dsGontnue % offices deitss assstantShp and
  % se'ion no shall Tne o y n 3 5 n be % e M Cone % The city be Com shall hold his office until the The magistrate appointed the and his term of @ ql1iGe shall be two @ years unless Section The city clerk city assessor city treasurer city the superintendent of streets and such other officers the Com respective offices during the pleasure of such city manager
 The compensation all officials shall be by salary be fixed by the Commission The Commission shall also this Charter otherwise ceTed by hin in connection with his official duties shall be paid intoth the city treasury Charter eh a be e @ t % 1 % Se9 % h n9Tl'G nd G n n h continue to be during his incumbency his office. qualified Section 10 During the absence disability the In case of vacancy in the office of mayor the of lawful and proper for the remaining members of the Commission and such five S} shall select from among their tl one one mo sna % pe 9ue 1 ecu % sh9i be ho at at any m
 om @ & 6f ne ] % G1ed led & flor that purpose TIT & and the of the Commission and qualification selected mayor shall continue in office until the expiration of the term which the mayor had been elected or appointed In the case be filled for the uneNpd like above prescrb vacancy shall thirty w 0 day "nfh ar an of f h term "y @ sn wi @ % from from the b & G aoseh M Himself % for Charter of felony. judicialy choose for period of five 5 days the y agae shall cast Section H. The of the Commissioners shall
 fnH e at ten & ' oS01k a and m on the first business d o herein shall be for two 70 years and until their are and qualified provided however that the the and the and of the CD Commissioners day May. 1916, and the Commis vded the officers first @ Tuesday foown the rs general mandpa hpSn % after the adoption of this Charter
Arizona republican., 1913-08-23
Proposed Charter Of The City of Phoenix
 Preamble
Preamble

We the people of the City of Phoenix city incorporated the The O City of Phoenix hundred 
 ordained the Charter of and mupl tarNt tharetn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
With Even Break
Counts on Giants
ny THOMAS J. LYNCH.
President of National League.


New York, October fl hnvc
the Giants. look for one of the
hut think that the chief honors
OF baseball will rest with the M
tlonni League when the last game
has been played.
The Giants have shown wonder fui
consistency throughout the season
md disposition to fight hardest
when the breaks were against
them. New York Inns II wonderful
pitching stat. II very important nd
janet In II series Of this nature
The tenn won pennant this SEN
son, despite the fact that the players
failed TO bat up to nOrnal. II would
not surprise me mt all III the boys
should show something In bnt-
ting way when they face the Attn
letics. They usually mny be de-.
pended upon to rise to emergencies.
McGsraw and aaclS nre both won
derfui managers, though think that
Mcs;rn,r, being on the coaching
lines. Inns a slight advantage In
series of this nature. The teams
strike me ms being very evenly
matched. think New York's sU-
pcrior pitching will Offset Fhiin-
delpliin's better hitting.
The luck of the game always has
cut very Important figure, md Is
likely to do 80 ngain thix time.
with mn even break. think New
York. has the better chance. Lee us
hope TINT the issue Is decided upon
It's merits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
RANDOLPH -MACON
IS OVERWHELMED
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.l


Washington. d. c., October 49,
Georgetown overwhelmed RandoIph-
Macon in the opening game of tho
lochi collegiate season to-day, scorinEI
43 points. while the visitors struggled|
In vain to make Roadway. ~
Randolph Macon, according to ita|
coach. played way below Its standard
In all departments. The men had pos
session of the ball but four times In
thirty minutes OF play. and In each
instance held 1t less than n minute.
Captain Costello played his usuni|
brilliant game for tho locals Mt quar-
tor back. He used excellent Judgment
In running OFF his plays, and gained
more ground than all of the other backs
combined. In the second period he went
through the entire visiting team forl
a spectacular run and a touchdown.|
Three OF the six touchdowns resulted
from forward passes which Georgetownl
seems to have mastered.
Georgetown. Position. RIM
Cusack ....... left end. 80. Vaughan
Bold left tackle. $1,000. Jones
Moralrity left guard. .... MortSis
Petritz centre. r. Scott
Barron right guard. ..... CupIeys
McSulty right tackle. 5000. Bush
Bergen .......right end. $3.50. w. Scott
Costello Quarter back. -. Dane
tcaptain)
Dougherty left half. ...... Driver
Murray fright half. ....... Blunt
Foley ........ full back. 49,. Shlfeyl
Summary: neutrality-suspicious. for
Cusack Cusack for Donnelly: McLeanE
for Morairity; Morairity for McLean:E
Kraft for Bold: Bold for Kraft; Gutryi
for Petritz: Petritz for Curry: O'Gor-
man for McNulty; Dougherty for O'Gor-
man; Martin for Bergen: Bergen for
Martin; Calnan for Costello: Cassidy for
Doughcrty; Costello for Cassidy: Call
nan for Foley: Foley for Murray;
Dandreau for Foley; Rorer for Nor
ton; Harrell for r. Scott Richardson
for Bush; Turner for Driver; Driver for
Turner; Mygette for Blunt; Jett for
Mygctto: Blunt for Jett. TouchdownsZ-
McNulty, Murray (2), Costello, Martin
cd Goals from ouchdowns-Costello.
5. Goal missed--Costello Cd. Goal
from hcld--Costello Referee. Bryan
Morse. OF George Washington Univer-E
sity. Umpire. Mr.. DeMott. OF Haver-
ford Head linesman. John Dugan. of
Gonzago. Assistant linesmen. Messrs.
Whitaker, OF Randolph Macon. and
Rifel. OF Georgetown Timers. Pros
lessor Maurice joyce, of Georsetown.5
and Mr.. Byrd OF Randolph Macon. Time
OF periods two of seven and two OF
eight minutes. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
MARYLAND AGGIES
DEFEAT SPIDERS
Continued From First Page)


Hoffecker and Shipley seldom failed to
gain when given the ball.
Two full teams were used by the
Farmers. and in some of the positions
hree men were sent in. While the
play was naturally n little ragged. 1t
showed a great deal OF Improvement
ever the previous week. The last half
found tho ball In the middle OF the
field with the Farmers gaining con-
sstently. The lineup:
NJ. Aggies. Position. Richmond.
Montgomery. left end. Jone
(Carter)
Rowland. >. left tackle. ...... .Beall
(Posey)
Day..........left guard. .Hutchison
(Kishpaugh. Kclly)
Aitcheson. centre George
(williams)
Williams. right guard. -. Robins
tWilson)
(Ungvarski
Maus right end. Newton
tPennington)
Knode. quarter back. .Ancarrow
(Coggins>
Run. -. left half back. .Privott
Coleman and Loomis-
Hoffecker. right half back. Coburn
(Mess)
shipley. full back .... Kings
(Johnson)
Summary: observation-disclosures or
(2): Loomis, Mess Ruff t2). Goals
from touchdown-Shipley (3). Goals
missed from ouchdown-Shipley (2):
Knode, Loomis. Substitutions-Carte
for Montgomery: Posey for Brownland.
Kelly and Kishpaugh for Day; VIII
liams for Aitcheson: Wilson for VIII
liams; Ungvarski for IIuntemann:
Pennington for Mauss. Coggins for
Knode: coleman and Loomis for Ruff;
Mess for Hoffecker: Johnson for Ship
ley. Time of quarters-two OF IL min.
utes and two OF 10 minutes. Referee
Mr.. Gill, OF Virginia. Umpire, Mr..
Morris. OF NJ. A. c. Head lineaman, Mr..
Cory, Of University School
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05

quarters In New York for dinner. Man
aGer Mack. In keeping with his usual
policy. has declined even TO intimate
which pitcher he VIII use in the open
Ing game Tuesday.
Manager Mack TO-DAY received a let
ter from President Johnson. OF the
american League. saving Collins and
Baker would not be permitted to take
part IN the worlds series II they wrote
or Permitted the use OF their names
to newspaper articles.
II think" said Mack. that Presi-
dent Johnsons letter was written be-
fore he gave out his interview In Chi
caso on Friday that players could
write for newspapers II they proved TO
tho satisfaction OF the national com
mission that they are capable OF do
ing so. However. II the commission
decides players must not write under
any conditions and players decide not
10 abid' by the ruling. l would be
prepared 10 put d team on the field
against New York next Tuesday"
Should such contingency arise as the
barring Of Baker and Collins. the
chances are that Lnvan would go to
second base, and Oldring. who original
Is was third baseman. would take
BaXcr's place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
WIND UP TRAINING
FOR GREAT SERIES
American League Champions
Recently Given Easy
Time by Mack.
ORR ONLY PLAYER INJURED
Collins and Baker May Not Be
Allowed to Play if They
Write for Newspapers.

Philadelphia. October 4.-The Phila-
dclphia Athletics. the new American
League champions virtually wound
UP their training for the worlds series
In tho game with the New York High
landers to-day. For the first time in
the last three occasions that his team
has won tho championship. Manager
Mack did not put hts players through
n severe course OF preparation. In
1910 and 1911. tho Athletics were
driven hard in the week before the
worlds series by playing games with
an all star team OF American League
players.
An entirely different course was
adopted By Mack this fall. After the
pennant was cllnched on September
-, he started TO cage up on his regu-
lars. This week he gave ali OF his
stars lay-or and gent team OF
youngsters and veterans TO Washing
ton. The regulars got back into the
game Thursday. The game that day
was cut short by rain after four and
one-half innings OF play. On Friday
IL was cold. and Mack used his hest
men only ir tho first game OF n double
header. To-day the stars were taken
out after playing five innings
Barring Orr. who broke bono in
his hand Friday, there are no serious
injuries in the camp so far as is
known. Unless something unforeseen
occurs, this will be fhe first worlds
series In which Mack will have his
team intact Coombs the only mem
Der OF the team who could have been
depended on IL In condition, will not
he available for duty. Tho once great
tw!rler. who has never recovered from
an attack OF typhoid fever last spring
was not counted on In this falls big
event
This Athletics will get In some exer-
else Monday. and will leave here that
afternoon in time to reach their head
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Pennsylvania defeats La rnyette.

Philadelphia. Pa. October 4.-The
University OF Pennsylvania football
team defeated In Fayctte this after
noon In q hard fought game by the
score of 10 to o.
In the first period Marshall drop
kicked a goad from the forty-yard
line for the Quakcrs. The Red and
Blue could not score again until the
last period, when they rushed the ball
siNty-five yards In seven plays. Rooms
made forty yards on two splendid for
ward passes from Minds. Pennsylvania
had a much more consistent attack
than In Fayette. On forward passes
the Quakers completely surpassed their
opponents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Harvard Defeats Bates.

Cambridge, Mass. October 4.-Har-
ward defeated Bates in the stadium by
score OF IA to to-day The stone
wall defense OF tho Bates line proved
a surprise to Harvard. and the first
half ended with n to score In
the second half Harvard used the open
game in the offense. and the Crimson
back field trio. Brickley, Mahan and
Hardwick, tore around the Bates ends
for long runs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
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