Arizona republican., 1901-02-26

SlepSOn or GnOtoSrdpneT ICHS, was , very seriously hurt yesterday afternoon shortly after the parade. The Grand
 Canyon bus was going east on Wash
 ington street somewhere in the neigh [ borhood of Third avenue when the boy accidentally got under the wheels. One leg was broken and the foot crushed and two fingers of one hand were | smashed so badly that amputation will probably be necessary.
 AN UNINTENTIONAL OMISSION. Mir s. Y. Barkley of the legislative dedication desires % explain an over sight In the printing of the programme of ceremonies by which the executive chambers and the office of the secre- l tary were omitted rfom the places of
 the reception last night. MT. Burklcy had prepared a copy of the pro- gramme, and on returning to the city yesterday just before noon discovered that the printing had been overlooked.
 His copy had been left at horne. He | hurriedly prepared another from
 which he unintentionally omitted the offices of the governor and secretary. -LETTIE.-Wo was received | in Phoenix yesterday of the marriage last Saturday at Ranch del Higo, near | Glendale, of Miss N. Lettie Mossman to | Mir. Edward E. Jack. Both are very well known in this valley. The bride forrSerly was teacher of the Smith | school between Alhambra and Glen | dale, and is an accomplished and pop
 ular young woman. The groom for sev- l eral years has been foreman of the | Rancho de! Higo. He Is originally | from Decatur, H., from which place his parents came to witness the cere-
 monies. The couple left on the night
 of their wedding for honeymoon on l the coast.
 THE TUCSON RACES. MT. w. w. l Cook returned yesterday morning from
 Tucson, where he had been attending | the races. The Phoenix contingent
 brought away most of the honoi's and the purse money. Gibson Brothers | Windy Jim won the running race and l Mir. Cooks gray mare Surprise" took | first money in the free for-all though
 she was greatly favored by circum-
 stances. w. NJ. Breckenridge's Mamie
 Lee. the best mare in Tucson. went
 lame and got second place Al Ruff's | Black Paddy was third. He was off his | feed and did not make nearly as good
 a showing as at his recent exhibition | on the race track here.
 | EATING WITH CHOP STICKS. -
 A man can eat with anything when he
 knows how. It all depends on h1w he | was raised. Some people eat pie with a , knife and some sip their so.lp with a | fork, but others do not. 4 Chinaman can eat anything from scup to beef
 steak with chop-sticks, but Reibert Fromm, Hi Hooker. Ed Morley and
 Abe Underhill cannot. The four named
 were the. guests Of Wing Hi. a well
 known laundryman. last Sunday. They ate dinper all afternoon and as they
 were determined to be polite they ate with chop-sticks just as their host did. ] After several hours exertion they got i so hungry they bade \air host adieu
 and wen. to the Palace restaurant for something to eat. They were greatly 1 pleased with Wing His menu, but be- fore he invites them again he should ! purchase steam shovel fer their con- | Ventence.
 AMONG THE LOsT.-Frank w.
 Wakefield, who fs associated with Ad | dElsH OL tillS NAlN | prises and who is wall known in this city, is among the many whose hearts are heavy as the result of the Rio Ja-
 neiro disaster near the Golden Cate. i Mir. Wakefield is In a hoapital,in Chi
 cago, where he either has or expects to undergo a very trying surgical opera | tion. His mother and an only sister
 were on board the ill-fated vessel and are numbered among the lost. A tele- gram from San Francisco was received here yesterday announcing that their bodies had been recovered. Mr. Wave | field has himself spent some time in
 the orient and 1t was planned that af- ] ter he was able to leave the hospital
 he would accompany his mother on a | tour around the world. But few hor- rible moments on FTieay morning last ! changed this happy prospect to the
 saddest possible bereavement
 NEW CORPORATIONS. Tine fol- lowing articles of incorporation were | filed in the office of the county re- | corder: The Milwaukee Gold Extrac- ! ton company-incorporators, B. Kruse, l George Fl. Savage and Elmer A. Saw
 age, Wisconsin; capital stock. $S,0o0,0 0oo. | Paragon Oil and Development com pany, capital stock $500,000; incor- pcrators, George Graves, w. C. Baker. | w. II. Saunders, B. F. Saunders, T. w. Saunders, D. R. Mcconnell and w. N.
 Haskin. Mendocino oil company. | $1 ,O0O,OO incorporators, Gilbert J.
 Roote. w. w. Robinson. w. D. Alex
 ander, w. F. Mills. I. F. Scott, Will | liam A. Upp, F. R. Orella, F.. w. Arm
 strong and A. H. Yardi. The Terri
 tory Copper company, $600,0 incor-
 porators. John R. Holmes, John Fl.
 Cape and Frederick II. Rogers. Rainier { DI cnn,raov SS00 000. tpt