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Mother Goose how dIcrized.

New illustration Of the classics is a dan
Rerous task more frequently marked by
daring than by success Particularly haz-
ardous Is IL TO assail the classics OF child
hood for children are severe critics. Mr..
W w. Denslow has provided new colored
pictures to old rhymes In -Denslow's Mother
Goose" which Mcclure. Phillips Co.
publish Mr. Denslow's pictures are cover
and artistic in drawing and coloring; they
are all funny. We like the smaller more
decorative pictures best, perhaps because
they are not so funny. 1t may be hyper
critical, but Mr.. Denslow's fun seems 10
be that Of the comic papers rather than OF
the small child, To the real small child
Little Tom Tucker and Jack and Jill
are serious poems The juvenile philoso-
pher. however, will take the grown-up's
will for the deed and laugh at the pictures
the grown-ups laugh at.
So much for the pictures. We regret
that we cannot condemn too strongly the
outrageous treatment OF a text that should
be held sacred. In the first place, Mary
Had a Little Lamb" and There Was
Fat Man Of Bombay are not Mother Goose
melodies, as every child knows, and should
not be here There are other pieces that
q scrupulous editor would have rejected.
In the second place, the text has been tam
pered with recklessly. Who ever heard
of "Hickety, Dickety Dock or Decide.
Decide, Dumpling'" And have we fallen
SO low in our cult Of neurasthenic babes,
whose supersensitive feelings must be
protected at all costs. that the following
peryersions are permissibleI
Hush a bye. hsby. on the tree ton,
When the wind blows the cradle will rock;
When the bouua bend, Il never can fall.
safe IL the baby. oougn. cradle and all.
Overnuch protesting that will stir up
the youthful sceptic. What shall we say
TO this:
There old woman who lived In a shoe,
She had so many children she dldn know what 20 do:
She gave them some broth with plenty OF bread.
She kissed them all fondy and sent them to he'd.
Some one deserves the spanking that
has been left out here. Really, IL our
children are such horrid little prigs and
weaklings as 10 make these changes need
ful. IL is better that they should have no
Mother Goose At all. We suggest TO Mr..
Denslow that even a poster artist should
respect the text he illustrates and that
marina debetur ppcris rerorenhd.
The sun., 1901-12-21
sturs,.'s Architecture, D,ct,on.r,.

The third volume Of Mr. Russell Sturgis's
Dictionary Of Architecture and Building
CNew York: The Macmillan Company,
completes a valuable work. which is certain
TO be welcome TO professional persons
as well a. TO architects The volume just
now published includes articles under the
letters q to y Here, In passing. mention
must be made of one excellent quality Of
the work. no letter il divided between
two volumes all the articles under any
one letter are in ono volume. a convenience
that will be appreciated by those who have
taken down one volume Of the average en-
cyclopsdis only TO find that the article they
sought was in the next
In the new volume appear. among others.
articles on Observatory. Once Building
with especial reference 10 the modern
Chicago and New York type'. Persian
Architecture. Pyramid. Roman and Roman
esque Architecture. schoolhouse. School
of Architecture Cdeabng almost wholly
with the most famous school. the BeauI
Ans la PansI, Snoring SLOW burning
CONSTRUCTION, spanish Architecture. United
State Architecture and Wood and Wood
Building a hsi which though incomplete
indicate. the importaLo. of THE latest
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to thls volume are Walter Cook. Arnold
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nature, shows appreciation Of some sides
in Gibson's character. His biography is
entertaining though he Is inclined more
TO lsudation than TO letting the facts speak
for themselves 1t Is not definitive hie
Of Gibson however; that can only be told
as a part Of the story OF the community In
which he lived, a story that will not be told
for many a long day, but which when II Is
told. whether by friend or an enemy. VIII
be very interesting reading thoroughly
American community II was and wholly
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and nags Catalogues free. PRATT. iCi 9th sv.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-15
ARE OUR MISSIONARIES COSTING TOO MucH7

dispatch from Pekng saws that the representatives f te so
called civilized powers of whom Uncle Sam making
investigation of the of China come to the oncu
sion that $3OOO be collected putting the howery
kingdom in the shop 1t Stanford who said
in to question how company ought to
charge "Just much the traffic will This might or might
not be reply but ii certainly suggestive 1t is equally
that the
the Chinese empire can bear
This leads the suggestion that our missionaries abroad r
pretty costly luxury maintain Angeles Herald believes
that the interest the people of this country foreign missions has
been materially essend by occurrences in China The br
0 OF the Boxer movement and the later horrors of and ong
In Pekng and between that commonly traced
the indemnity required for the murder German missionaries in
Shanung the argument being that should not 90 where
their presence brings caames upon the people Our Los
Angeles contemporary seems to attach blame the
being THE association of missionaries
the Herald for the collection of pecunary indemnity Chinese
communities and for the imposition penalties upon them without
warrant of civilized law and defiance spirit and
Christianity opposed radically religious conception of the
proper limitation of eyangezng efforts that enthusiasm Christian
missions has been chilled by before history This
may be fact unpleasant record missionary societies for
their welfare need to be told exactly as it is
1t s however unjust blame whole BODY of the mission
aes or the eXses OF few Most of the popgansts
fined themselves their proper role of persuasion and a
all acts of irritating character Their influence on the whole upon
the Chinese probably beneficial elevang Too often it
true the war ships and soldiers follow the missionary protect him
from local violence, with the doing vast deal Of harm h M
property and morals of the heathen
questioned whether interest of the material and
spiritual welfare OF the heahen missionary should up
his mind to be martyr rather than armed forces to protect
him. 1t might be better for good die however pn
than for hundreds of wretches slaughtered his beb H
IDENTITY his work is of such important character that
10 be taken up with the dberaon the most
thorough preparation.
But the practical question ought the Chinese people be
taxed $3OOOO0OO0 for killing fifty people or
ewls who offensive obnoxious them and who thew be-
leved were undermining their institutions political and religious
we killed upwards OF 3oO Cinnamon in Wyoming sudden
spasm twelve fourteen years ago How much did we nav
the Chinese empire for this shameful Nothing is moth
ing unusual tor us to hear of missionaries church
ing moooed aed and athered and killed Tennessee Georgia
other States where the ectan churches strong Do
yield the Mormon church indemnity for these ouages Not bit
Wny cant we be honest and fair? Why don't oonce to
osnes what we take for ourselves? We forget
that the Chinese wearing silk reading books before we
thought of covering ourselves rabbit skin or amt the in
entor of the alphabet.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-15
ALL PARTIES PLEDGED TO STATEHOOD

The Solomonvie Bulletin of the abest edited
papers Arizona calls attention ISSUE fact that s
sometimes lost sight of by the people territory It poes with
OUT saying that the people Arizona favor
hood II we except perhaps few federal regard their
loos as OF more than self also
KNOWN tnat the Democratic has been statehood for
Arizona for past and that the solid the Democrats
congress can be relied favor any time The
possibility for denying statehood Arizona Mexico and Okla
homa therefore the Republicans thew nv the ps
and proper demands of the people territories thew will violate
solemn pledged made in their last rational platform
Our esteemed Soomonve contemporary very pertnen observes
republican national platform which and the
majority OF congress to victory last fall unequvoca c
ration favong statehood for Arizona New and Oklahoma
Ine new congress will be the first
territories All past declarations by the Republican conventions
nave oeen indefinite the subject territories m
the one last year explicit and named which il de-
caed should be admitted to statehood This and should not
be lost sight of The Philadelphia convention explicitly n the
Republican party to admit Arizona Mexico and Oklahoma
snessserhood OF states The Republicans that promise
Arizona now has greater population than WYOMING and
wyoming has been state for years taxable ~
zona greater than that of Wyoming fully equal to that d North
Dakoa ana Montana The people of are American h t
core educated Intelligent progressive public spirited patriotic
i isth right oour people their own rulers and
and vote in Senate and House
Az 70 lucky that at this time when both the rrea ar;s
are pledged TO render justice that the peop of
should be represented the House NV
an statesman whose wide acquaintance and
ability Will enable him to be of ncacuabe service to his nan
PIE ~ y but simple Justice to Marcus to saw that he
Joys greater influence Congress any man who has
presented territory delegate Unless Republicans de
tey violate their solemn pledge made convention tho
must award statehood Arizona New Mexico md o
ghoma. 'N'"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-15
Holds UP a Congressman.

cat the end of the last campaign, y
writes Champ Clark, Missouri's bril-
liant Congressman, "from overwork
nervous tension, loss Of sleep and cons.
tant speaking had about utterly col
lapsed. 1t seemed that all the organ.
IN my body were ont OF order, but three
bottles Of Electric Bitters made me al
right. It's the best all-aronnd medt
cine ever sold over drnggist's counter "
Over worked, run down men and weak,
sickly women gain splendid health and
vitality from Electric Bitters. Try them
Only DO cents Guaranteed by l.. Zecken-
dorf and Co., Wholesale and Geo. Mar
tin retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-15
Article ".

The affairs OF this corporation shall be con.
dncted by u board OF directors composed OF
three Stockholders The trst election OF dlree-
tors shall be held on the fourth Monday in
April 1891 and until such election X. Is. Bow.
crman, ChaS j. Pence and Bart Burke shall
serve AS such directors.
Article VI.
The highest amount of indebtedness TO which
this corporation shall subject itself shall be
two thousand dollars.
Article VII.
The private property OF the stockholders OF
this cor pOration shall be exempt from liability
for the corporate debts.
Article VIII.
These articles OF Incorporation may be
amended by Il two-thirds vote of the stock
holders OF this corporation at any regular
meeting of the stockholders or any special
meeting called for that purpose, and the amend
ments shall lie filed WITH the county recorder
of said Pima county, and printed as required
by law.
Article TX.
That the directors OF this corporation may
adopt bylaws for this corporation The stock,
holuc. : annual meeting and the election oi
directors shall be held yearly on the fourth
Monday OF April OF each year. The term oi
Office OF the directors shall be one year and
until their successors are duly elected
In witness whereof. we have hereunto set
our hands and seals this 3rd day Of April, 1s9l.
X B. Bowerman, Seal
Bart Burke, Seal
Chas. J. Pence, Seal
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, tss
City and County Of San Francisco.
On the 3rd day of April, in the year One
thousand Niue Hundred and One, before me,
X. Il. Treat, notary public in aud for the said
city and county, residing therein, duly com
miSsioned and sworn, personally appeared X.
b BowcrmHn, Chas. j. Pence and Bart Burke
knswn To me to be the persons described in
whose nAues Are subscribed To and who exc.
cuted the annexed instrument aud they each
and all acknow ledgea that they executed the
same.
In witness hereof, have hereunto set my
hand and atiiA e my official seal Mt my Office
IN the city ana county of San Francisco, the
written.
Seal X. b. TREAT
Notary Public in and for the City and County
of San Francisco, State of California.
LIST pub April II last April 10.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
Ihat at the annual meeting of stockholders
Crude Oil Company" held at the city OF Tue
son in the county of Pima Territory of Ari
IONA, on the 10Th day of March, A.b. 1901, as
to the Articles OF Incorporation were regularly
duly and unanimously adopted by the stock
holders of said corporation.
1. Article of said Articles of Incorpora tion
was amended as follows:
Article /.
The name of the corporation Is and shall be
The Eureka Crude Oil Company The prin.
cipal place for transaction of the CORPORATE
business shall be in the City of Tucson, in the
county of Pima, Territory of Arizona The
CS9itporation shall have branch office at the
CITY Of Los Angeles in the State of California.
Meetings OF stockholders and directors of the
corporation may be held at Los Angeles il the
stock holders at any regular or special meeting
so dlrect by majority vote of all stock repre-
sehted AT such meeting. In that event the
DOCKS OF the corporation shall be kent in the
Los Angeles Office. The corporation hereby
created, intends to carry on business in the
territory OF Arizona and in the State OF Cali
lorna, ana in other states and territories Of
the United States of America"
Article Ill of said Articles of Incorporstion
was amended as follows:
"Article III.
"The amount of the Capital stock of this
corporation shall be and is two hundred thou-
SAND dollars, divided into two hundred thou.
sshd shares OF the par value of one dollar each
snare ona hundred and fifty thousand shares
OF the shares of the stock of said CORPORATION
nave beer set apart and applied to the pur.
chase OF leasehold estate in oil bearing lands
IN the county Of Los Angeles. State Of Cali.
i0rnia, OF heestimated value of one hundred
ana htty thousand dollars. The residue of
sald stock, amounting to fifty thousand shares
mas Deen set apart for sale to the public to OBJ
Tain means to develop said lands. Persons ac
CURING said stock directly or indirectly from
SAID corporation shall not be liable to the cor
poration for any difference between the
amount actually paid for said stock and the
lace value of said stock, but all stock issued or
to be issued by said corporation shall be held
tteated ana considered as fully Iaid stock Of
threc.fourthS OF the entire capital stock nj
said company shall have been issued, the
STOCK OF the corporation held by stock holders
shall be liable to assessment. and nav he as
sessed by the Board OF Directors to pny debts
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-15
Articles OF Incorporation of the Shaw
Pharmacy.

we, the undersigned X. b. Rowermsn Cbsv
| !. renee and Bart Burke, do hereby sSsn,ist
| ourselves together and adopt the folInYinS
arucies o! incorporation for the nurnos" - ~
11oFmihR corporation under the lsuis ~ , ~
territory OF Arizona: "' VI ''ie
Article l.
The name OF this corporation sb.II,o,,
sW 9maW fnatmacy, and the PRINCIPAL nia"o Of
nn!ahsActlhg It's business shall be at Tucson
adlI ima county Territory of Arizona: hnt thn
~ ~ PDoIhl'oi proposes to carry on businnse In
=. a.e othte ol California. and will have an otfIrn
at oAh Francisco, State Of California,
Article H.
Ihat the purposes for which this cornou,.i
IN formed are: TO conduct and carl , ,"',ph ~
business of drug store, and tn hny a',', W., tnf
urngs, medicines, chemicals nnrir, ',nn scl'
toiiet articles druggists sundries and snnnii',s'
Patcht medicines, and all other artirinnsF
merchandise usually bought and sold h" a @ ",ii
s,ntS ! anu urug stores; and to purchase iansso
s, "n'a "tIitrWlse acquire real estate buiidinaS
@ seoie rooms ana property of all kinds nnoSs' 90
ness. ''Hs VII Ndln bhsi-
Article III.
me amount OF capital stock authori,ot =. +,
@ lssueu ~ Is Twelve I'D shares of the mar vnhrn f
Diu i tnousand dollars 81 COO 0O) euth ana u'b,
''ueN shhll pe forever non. .ASScssablc "
Article w.
me time OF the commencement of tb;s o,..
rI1 ~, snail De the date these articles nr
~ i'd i,h Win tnc county recorder of Snid Cn,,mt
", tI, INN. t rms CORPORATION Shall rXi>t ~
''"'e years from its commencement
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-15
Articles of Incorporation OF the Densmore.
Stabler Refining Company.

Know all men by these presents: That
we, the undersigned residents of the city,
and county, of Los Angeles, California,
have associated ourselves together for
the purpose OF forming corporation un-
| der the laws of the Territory OF Arizona
and We do hereby certify:
First: That the name of the corpora.
cion shall be the Dcnsmore-S -Stabler Re
| tining Company, and it's principal place
of business shall he at Tucson, in the
Territory of Arizona, but it shall have a
branch office in the city Of Los Angeles,
county of Los Angeles California.
Second, That the general nature OF
the business to be transacted by said
corporation is; to buy, sell, handle, and
deal in oil of all kinds whats ocver pro-
duced i'll or developed from the earth; to
refine, diStIll, or otherwise transform.
change, or alter the character or sub
stance OF such oil; to deal in or handle
petroleum products of any character
whatsoever.
To acquire and dispose of real estate
when necessary for or incidental TO the
carrying on OF the business of the ccrpo-
ration; to establish and maintain nine
lines, and tram and rail ways. and to
acquire rights of way, easements. or
franchises therefor.
To maintain tankage or storage for
the storing otany Of the products of the
corporation, or OF any oil produced from
or developed in the earth, whether the
same shah belong to said corporation
or not.
Third. That the amount of con;tal
stock authorized is S65O, 900. TO and the
nnmb'r OF shares into which it shall he
divided is $500, of the par value Of
500. 90 each.
That of said stock 60OO shares shall
be common stock and 500 shares shall
be pre- erred stock. That said common
stock shall alone be voted, and said
preferred stock shall have no voting
power.
hat of the net CT nings there shall
yearly be apportioncd onc-half to the
common stock, and onc-haIf to the ore.
ierred stock. On the preferred stock here
Shail be pad yearly dividends at the rate
OF SIX per cent. per annum, but said di-
Nldends shall be paid only out OF the half
oi sad net earnings to bc apportionedt to
sad preferred stock. If, during auv ycar
there shall he lack of earnings sufficient
to permit paymeht of said six per cent
dividend TO the preferred stock holders
then, any deficiency shall be mad,. nm
from the dividends of succeeding wears
II, after al dividends due upon The nre.
ierred stock shall have been paid from
SAID one-halt of the net earnings to he
apportloned thereto. there shall remain
any SUI P'us' .heh the corporation shall,
!e'eeth Such pro rata portion of his hold
ing o, preferred stock, as the amount of
Snch balance will permit. If any balance
oi ,he prohtS apportioncd to the prefer.
req stock shall remain unappropriatcd
l" the holders thereof three months AZ
ter notice that the same is available for
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-15

PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HoRsEs-O6ice Chief
Quartermaster, Denver. Colo, March ., 1901.
Sealed proposals, in tnplicate, Will be received
here until IL a. IN, March IL. 1884, for furnish.
ing cavalry horses as follows: Al TT. Grant,
Ariz-, 63 horses: at Fl. Huachuea, Arix rs
horses; at Fl Wingate, N M, 45 horses Bids
railroad points other than vi posts named
Horses to be in accordance with specifications
in circular of instructions to bidders, which
Will be furnished, together with blank pro-
posais. on application to this Office IT, g. re-
serves right to accept or reject any or all pro.
posals OF any part thereof. Envelopes con tain
ing proposals should be marked Proposals for
Cavalry Horses" and addressed Major J. w.
Pope Chief O. NJ "