Arizona republican. [volume], July 05, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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TnE ABIZONA REPUBLTCANt SUNDAY MORNING JULY 3, 1903.
Yes, That's the Tubular.
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124-126 East Washington Street t 127-133
A FALL1NC STACK
Startling and Spectacular Accident
223. at the Electric Light Works.
The most spectacular Fourth of July
event in Phoenix yesterday was the
falling of the huge stack of the Phoe
nix Light an1 Fuel company which
was being .erected on the new boilers.
It was almost in position when the ac
cident occurred. In two minutes all
would have been over. But there was
a sudden and sharp gust of wind from
the west. The gin poles snapped half
way up with a crash that was heard
for blocks and the great mass of iron
fell across the boiler, the end of it
crashing into the top of the -new- oil
teservoir with a report that made
more nois than all the bombs that
were fired i4i.tjx,rcit y yesterday. Tn
stack was bent and " flattened' and
broken in two places. Where it was
broken the rivets which held the heavy
sheets of steel together were sheared
oIT smooth. The length of the stack is
308 feet and the inside diatneter flv
feet and three inches.
While-an accident was always known
to be passible, every precaution had
been taken against one, and that-, it
occurred was due to at least two things.
But for either of them the staeli would
r.ow be in place. One was the sudden
gust of wind. The other was the un
expected weakness of the material of'
the gin poies. V
There were three of them trussed and
braced together. Each is fifteen inches
in diameter and taper only slightly in
their whole length. Rut they were of
white cedar and could not withstand
ill weight of the wind and the stack.
They bent a foot before they broke.
The' ends where they were broken, off
lock like matchwood.
It is almost miraculous that nobody
was hurt in the accident. Four men
were on top of the boiler at the base
of the stack when the. collapse came.
The sf.ack ar.d the tops of the poles
fell across the boiler, and to those who
saw the downfall it did not seem there
was any r;xm there for living men.
Hut-nobody received a scratch.
There was also what may be called
iuiolher contributory cause to "the ac
cident. That is Mis. Connor, -.who owns
lh property imrr ; Jiately west of the
company's grounds. Hhe had been all
along objecting to the stack on th-
ground thit it might fall across her
house, and she refus.ed to allow the
company to anchor a guy wire on her
premises. If that could have been done
it is quite certain that the stack would
not have fallen, for it was from that
side that, the unexpected pressure
came. The crash and the roar were
succeeded" by a terrific scream by Mrs.
Connor, who thought she saw in the
accident additional proof that her fears
had been well grounded.
About a month tso a derrick which
had been erected for the raising of the
stack fell. The accident of yesterday
caused a loss of perhaps not more than
Use Ren Bear's Priclily Ho it Cure for
, that Itching.
IT CURES
All heat crupiins and nil it ccsts you
i "i0 cents. Remember you get what
n:i ak for P.t
BEARS' DRUG STORE,
Opposite City Hall. .
g.5nJ us ycur mail o;dors.
Iiiompt. .
are
Tw"'MnWIIHIfWlllf"''
I The Highest Priced but the Eest Quality
It's tlic Tubular Separator, you've heard so
much ahjut. Looks different from oilier separa
tors doesn't it. In fact, it looks a great deal betted,
and is in every way equal to its looks. Simple,
strong, convenient, easily Jfurned ' and easily
washed.
We sell the TUBULAR because it is the best.
THAYER.
rkmi:-mi:i:i: the wiiitk iioiisk i n
Jl.'O. It will take alwuit a week to re
pair the si.uk aii'.ii gl rc.nly to rain.'
it r.g.tin.
If you want a gon.l dinn r you will
get it at the Central Hotel Restaurant
anil Lur.ch Counter', where your friend
Garibaldi is the c o.k and has control.
Bring your family ai.d fri 'i. Is.
Fine Mexican carved wbrk 'on belts,
etc., at Porter's U2 E. Washington St.
Women and giils who nave been un
fortunate and are in need of a ho
and friends can iir.d them by address
ing Crittenton Home, Highland addi
tion Phoenix. Atiscni.
Mrs. Ada Irviii has moved he
office to room M. Porter block.
land
HE CAME TO SEE
Mr. Davis' Visit One of Inspection
Rather Than Comncr.icat:on.
Ai tir.ir P. i"v.!s. p. incii-.U e.-.si ' e:
cf -t'ns ;u id r-::A t eclatvut! r: :''-: vi-c,
arrived h;r? on yesterday morning's
train from trr? rov.ri. H'- cam from
the To uo dam rite. h?re he rpent
pome time lac 'tins' or the rot-re.-. of
the en-ineei i'.-ip,' work i ir.fir a.ivd on
thrre txr. 'i ta!:-ng into ef conditions
genenlly.
Mr. Davis wi:r -.isl'd if he- had any
thing to say at thi-; time re. pi ling
the water r-tr.rage entcrpri.- , but he
rf plied tiut he did r. ot, his compre
hensive answer beiris ih:M the Fii'.i'j-tion-
is about like it was a year ago
In that it war. thr-r. up to the people
and it is still op to ihcir. to suy whether
they waj-.t the- dam built or not. He
r? i .1 Tint mpp n t h 'ftnV''th; idH 1 h i t
nothing had bren accomplished within j
the year, but rather that tri3- ior-!e
had beerr c year doing their part and
are not yet through with it.
Asked how lor.s h c xpecied to stay
ort this visit Mr. Davis raid h?. stay
was indcpvUe, but bo would be Li-re
for several days. V.'.st visit tl,is time
Is fcr the purpose of studying Ureal
conditions and the nniertss f the v.rk
of the association i : t V. ' r th in as a
message beater. fie (an1"' to letvu
what the people are di;ii:T r: t(i-r tbrui
to tell what the government .in .l-aiig.
The association- lv.cms were fin '
tr rdr.y m.'iFt of the day. the ot1i ers be
ing busy with their t orresjx.ndcnce,
but practically nothing rise was ac
complished. Today the c.Ticcwil! be
clo:td. as vatidl on Sunday, leav
ing or.ly seven mere w rking
days, or fine in all, befroe the
closing ot the book.-;. That means
that anything further that th?
people want to do on their part of the
agreement, previous to submitting the
issue to the secretary of the interior,
will have to be- dene right hastily.
Mr. Dav:s a.rrJ Mr. Fowler last even
ing went to Glendal? to spend the night
at the latter's ranch.
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East Adams Street
kkont.
THE INDIAN DITCH CASE
Interest With Which Operation of the
Court's Decision Is Watched.
The operation of the decision of the
court in the Indian ditch case has been
gcing on for the last four days. This
was a suit in which the governmen
on behalf of the Iodla.-.s living on thc
reservation southwest of the city and
various other parties had been con
tending for several years about th?
water. It was settled last spring, the
court determining not only the volume
ft water to be delivered to ihi-'Viriou:
ditches involved in the small system
i but also determining the rights of th?
, revrral tracts of land to the water in
I the older of their appropriation or us?
if it
The decision provided fur the tp
point merit cf a water commissioner,
and Francis Murphy, a torm-M- teacher
at the Indian school. vts appointed.
Professor A. J. McClatehie was also
agreed upon as an arbiter in the meas
uring." apportionment and distribution
cf the water. He has just returned
from that neighborhood. He finds
that there Is twice as much water in
the ditch as there was a year ago.
The working of the decision of The
court in this case will b? watched with
great interest all over the valley, for
it has been given out that it is only
the forerunner of an order that will be
mde by the court in the course of th?
fall applying to all the north side lands.
It is believed that its operation will
be very satisfactory in this case, and
if it can be applied to the laiger prob
lem embracing all the lands of , th-
north side, there will be less water
litigation in the future.
It differs from the Kibbey decision
in that the former followed the water
"'' into the canals, while the derision'
of Judge Kent fees it actually applied
to the lands.
Remember the Cap'tol Mills pays the
highest pi ice for bmley and wheat.
A NEW RELIGION
An Inquiry by a Man Opposed to
Friday Closing '
One of the. -Tgy men of the city has
recclvcl the 'ftdlowing interesting lf-fus-'ion.
which is print el as written:
Kev. Ualsey: Are yfu starting a new
religii.n?
What good are you doing to Sunday
by preaching a tub-Sunlay on Frl
Cay? The average man waits for Sunday to
rest, new he- will wait for Friday in
stead. You certainly dor.'t do any good t-
the merchants by cl03ing their stcres,
as every merchar-t can do so at his
own' free will.
The merchants iwver came to- advise
you when to rest! have they?
It is a detriment to the town by clos
ing th? s.tores on a day when p?ople
expect to And it open.
Can ycu possibly not find anything
mere worthy to occupy ycur time with'.'
Is this, the only greatest we have In
the city? "You are wrong!"
"A CITIZEN."
M-i"-I"I'-I"-'I-I-I--l--'i--
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Personatl Mention
M3M-444444H
T'nose tegiptered at tile Commercial
hotel yesterday were: J. It. Meskimons,
Kacaton: A. V. Beck, Prescott; Wil
liam W. Frost. Washington, D. C: t'.
A. Hail, Mea; Mrs. Hattie Roth, Cin
cinnati, O.
Those registering at the Hotel Adams
yesterday were: William T. N Randall.
Is Angeles; C. II. Norton, New York
'ity;; R. L. Oak. Los Angeles; A. I
Davis, rhoenix; F. V. E. Withey, Mar
quette, Mih. c
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BOODLE KATES IN MISSOURI.
Mr. Folk, the circuit attorney who I
starting fo large and impressive a pro
cession of boodlcrs toward the peniten
tiary in Missouri, has given to the pub
lic a list of the prices paid for loglsla
tloir at the state capitol during the re
cent sessions cf the legislature. They
range from $130,000 for St. Louis street
railway bill" to Sr00 demanded, but not
paid, for an excise bill. Next In size
to the price paid for street railway
legislation are two payments of $2r,.0(0
and $20,000 for private corporations.
One price of $10,000 was demanded for
an insurance bill,, but not paid.
In general the rates will strike ov.r
cxixrts in such tariffs at Albany as
extremely low rural, in fact. The us
ual price was $5,000, not always paid;
n ud -there Is a sugar trust payment cl
a beggarly $10,000. But think of $SC0
for a coal oil inspection bill, and $300
for an excise bill! Why. those would
be hooted at by the entire lobby at Al
bany as starvation rate??. After all
that has been said about corruption in
Missouri, It must be admitted that the
business 1s still an infant industry.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
' Electric fans ar putting on airs.'
Philadelphia Record.
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Children should be seen more and
talked about less.
BE CORRECT
p and wear America's
Correct Clothes for
Men, bearing this 1
fnmrmc trarlei-fnjsrtc $
Benjamin Spring
Suits and Waistcoats
are the tailoring
ideal. Benjamin
Clothes cost more to
tailor than arty other
clothes in the world.
' . The price is right your
money hick if anything
goes .wrong. We alone
sell them here.
THE HUB.
Phoenix, Arizona.
KANSAS JOINTS.
The Institution of Proceedings
Them by Injunction.
to Close
Kn-as city, M.. July 4. Ir.Jnnctlca
proceedings were resorted to at Kansas
City today to t lose six "joints" or il
licit saloons at Arnmurd ale. The suits
were tiled by W. I.. ' od. an attorney,
who says he acted Ujxjri his own re
sponsibility. The proceeding is au
thorized by a law jayed at the list
regular tension of the Kansas lgislit
ture, piohibiting such places ami giv
fsg any citizen the right to enjoin the
krepers where proof can be shown that
iiouor is being sold.
Today's pnxeec'lngs are the fitst tak
en under the new lnv and it Is believed
It Is the forerunner of a general ckiii
plg:i against the joints of thi s'.ate.
PASTOU bl:rdette.
Will I.ead a Flock tf Be Fcrn.ed
Los Angelas.
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I-os -Angeles. Cal.. July 4. The . Kev
Itobert J. Burdelte. the well-kncwn
humorist and lecturer, has accepted a
call to the pastorate of a new Baptist
congregation to be formed in this city.
The church has been organized by Kev.
C. T. Douglass, home missionary fov
the Southern California Baptist confer
ence. It will be opened with about 200
memb?rs.
, WILL TRY IT AOSAIN.
P.-.;; Fiarclsxo. July 4. Be?!. re hr,
Ifparture for tho east John Hertx.
manger cf Bor.ny, S'.inger, th.e feather
weight pagiliKl. si;-inil articles for a
i-i turii i:tati ii v .it ti Eddie Hai'lon i.i
' ;iitiibr before th Ilaye VaH. y
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IT WA - 1. 1. WALCTT'S.
P.utte. Mi. nr.. J4i!y 4. Jc. Walccit
tonight knocked -out' Mose Lafonlisf,
c hai;mii:n welterweight f the.NjrU.--wept,
in the third round in a battle for
the welterweight championship of the
world. At no flir.? during the fight di i
Lnfonllsc appear to hnve a chance tu
win. ' '
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W E A T 1 1 E B TO D A Y.
Varhir.gton, D. C, July 4. Fore
cast : .
Wyoming Fair and warmer Sunday;
Monday, fajr except showers and cool
er in western portion.
New Mexico and Arizona Fair Sun
day ar.d Monday.
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A THEORY, NOT A CONDITION.
Kansas City lias reconsidered and
will permit the glorious Fourth to In
celebrated there with the usual ac
companiments. It Is felt that some
ontlet should be provided for the pa
triotism of the local dealer in lire
works. Chicago Tribune.
UNCLE REUBEN SAYS.
A man's integrity should be such as
to place him above suspicion, but wheii
yo' meet a pusson in an alley orr a dirk
night wid fo' chickens in a bag it does
seem dat he orter obsarve h'.t he has
bin out huntin' rabbits an' had good
luck. Detroit Free Press.
UP TO HIM.
Roosevelt finds It is up to him to clear
cut the postoflice Augean stable. Mex
ican Herald.
THROW 'EM OVERBOARD.
There is hardly a trip of the great
Atlantic steamers tjiat Is unaccom
panied by a gambling scandal. It is
about time the owners put a stop to
gambling In every form. It Is the only
safe way. Scores of sharpers make a
fine living by cheating "easy" passen
gers who have more money than
brair.s. Springfield, (Mass.) Union.
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"A man may be able to speak five or
six different languages." says the Cyni
cal Bachelor, "but he's lucky to get in
a few words In one after he's married."
Philadelphia Record.
00.' EXQUISITE M
PM REQUISITE 11
fljl for hoS weather. Cools the blood A ES
and iuenchea lh tlilrst, ' V5f H
m 'Mires'l I
la Rootbeer- hg
Li m A pfioVRfff makM At pn!lon. Sold fi, : l H
Bi: R ju tveryw t-r, or srnt tr vz t-enta. jSij !' C M
14 iir.ri Ltrnwe of inillationx .?! '7 l?l
iw&iyjfc.". nooitict . f.W'b !w
fc? 1'i!i"EjV C2UKI.SSK. utitcsru. JzlytilKiL ty
CHAFF'.
Severe Shock.
.Uncle H;t nit Who's that ornery
l.x.kin' felleh?
City Nephew He' a street p-.vldier.
I'ncle Irar.k-Gosh! I've hcrd that
anybody cc.ubl buy a street from your
city council, but I didn't know they h:: 1
men out neddlin' 'cm!
A Philosopher.
"Woudn't you like to be able to writ?
a grea t novel ?
"And lose all my pleasure in reading
novels? I Vhould say not!"
Added Incentive.
"Detter look out, Dick," said the
pretty cashier. "If Bill pee you trying
to kiss me he'll knock the whole top ot
your head off."
"Well, then," responded the shoe
salesman, gallantly, "1 11 try to mako
tho crime lit the punishment."
Which, disregarding her pietists, he
ptrxe ?c'cd' to d). Fcr Pill wasn't i:
right.
A Case for an Fxpcrt.
"Captain, several thefts have been
committed lately, and we susoct a
young adventuress whof gained admis
sion Into our set by means of forge!
letters of introduction, but we can't
prove anything against her. She is too
rliarp for us, ami we have got to li.iv?
the help of a Kkilled detective. We
want tln shrewdest man you have got
on yoti-staff."
"You may think yon do, sir, but you
don't. Yoti want the shrewdest young
wcian on the staff. (Rings a bell.)
Sam, send Hiss Hawkigh here." -
A net-do tew of Kminent Persons.
(In accordance with the most 'approved
Style.)
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Everybody in Princeton. N. J., has
b?en laughing at an irresistibly droll
: t .y CM c,r tn Hoi. CI,-ever Orov
1 ind, an illusti i jus citizen of that place,
who formerly hel! a Tilgh prr-ition in
Washington.
It seems that an inquisitive reporter
celled upon him the other day and
iiked him this question:
"Mr. Crovelund. pray tell me '.f th
democratic party should nominate you
ii ' tin liny ii 'nil "Mil1 i ii i
Ranchers,
Miners,
Prospectors,
and
Everyone
in
Town and County
Will Save ilonty when buying
Groceries at
frank Griebel's
218-220 W. Washington St.,
Phone 431.
Heavy Ironed.
Bsst
Timbered,
fastest
Running
Wagon on
the Market.
THE BAIN WAGON
Clark-P
Use Blue Seal Black Taffeta Silk,
Every Yard Guaranteed, 21 -in.
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for the presidency in lOi would you
.iceept the nowiinalion ?" !
Whereuicn, with a shrewd twinkle In !
bist-ye, hi retorted;
"Yi.ung man l" never try to pull a
(sh out of the water until I am sure, t
have gc:t a bite.
IT.
Thry are t 'lli:ig u most laughable
anccdett'., of which Walker P.ushlng
ton. the well known brunette educator,
i.-i the hero. '
"What do you puppose, Mr. Bushing
ton," a frlencl asked him, "was the
rear reason why that chambermaid re
fused to make up your bed at that In
dianapolis hotel?"
."Because." he instantly replied, "I
had neglected to 'make up' as a white
man."
This, of course, was too good a story
to keep-, and it leaked out '.'
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BEST ALWAYS
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Powder
THE BEST THAT CAN BE MALE
STRICTLY PURE
A PURE FOOD ARTICLE
Honest Goods-Honest Price
Tcmpe, Arizona
Will Soon Be
FOURTH
OF JULY
And we have actually eight
men busy at work. Heat
cuts no figure.
People Wear Clothes
" AH the same
NICHOLSON
The Artistic
Tailor and Cutter
4l'Wct Washington St.
W. J. MURPHY
Real Estate, Insurance
Loans.
102 West Adams Street.
CROFflBIE'S COUGH CURE
CURES EVERY KIKD OF COUGH.
Station. ' .
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llome Industry life. Co.
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