Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

icopa, hut when it is taken into con
 sidoration that the population of this county is almost twice as great as that
 of any other, the showing for good 1r-
 der is not bad.
 IS BETTER-B. F Porter received a telegram from Delegate Smith yes | terdaY saying th;;t he was better. but | is still confined to his bed.
 FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.-A west bound freight train on the south ern Pacific Was wrecked Sunday night q mile and a half west of Yuma II is thought the wreck was caused hy spreading rails. Ten cars were piled in heap. but fortunately no one vas hurt. The east bound passenger train Was delayed for twelve hours which accounts for tha lack oi California m iii yesterday morning.
 C. C. HARRISON DEAD-ChaIkley
 J. Harrison died al his ranch six miles north of the city yesterday morning at 1l:3G o'clock. of consumption He came here with his family from Wash ington. D. C. about two years ago He was well connected in that city and was q prominent member Of the lnda- pendent Order of the Golden Cross. a frdternal insurance society. His wife and child and sister were with him in his last hours.
 \ WORK OF ART.-In a showcase at Goldwater's store may be seen ;.>;
 pretty a hand painted silk sofa pillow | as one could wish to looi at Il ia the product of the labor and genius of Mrs. T> i1t ,,-I,, artists conception but the ability to repl oduce her ideas with the brush The delicate tiutins of the figures painted on the silk. as well as their perfectly formed outline. appeal in ~ cry way to ones sense of the beauti- full
 PROBATE COTRT-Tha final ac- count and report of the administrator of the estate of James s. Watrcus along with petition for final distribu-
 ticn. were filed in probate court yes
 tei day. They will be heard next Sat
 urtiay. C. NJ Zander. w. Fl. Phillips and MT. Thompson were appointed ap-
 praisers Of the estate of James Fox
 Tn" estate consists almost entirely of 2 large flock of goats near the Arizona dam. The appraisers will ledve this petition of Georgia Getz for letter Of guardian ship Of June Williams and Virgil F. GetZ was heard and the petitioner hay ing filed a bond which was approved. letters Were issued tu her
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Artfcles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terd&y: Thunder Mountain Gold com pany, capital stock $2 000. O10 incOr- pCrators. J. B. Sperry W. Burkhars. and A. NJ. AEcInure. of Philadelphia: ltawamba Coal and Oil Developne1t company, capital stock. $1 900. .00O. incor- porators. W. W. Read. J. C. Harden and M. L. Read Of Mississippi: BuI- lien Oil and Gas company. capital stock. $lo0G.0G0. incorporators. R. F.. McCauIoy. H. C. Ewing w. ". Leach. L. =. Gallagher and C. Cameron oi Pennsylvania: international Develop mcnt company. capital stock. $15OG. coo. incorporates. '. K. Rule Joseph Kurtz and F. s. Gordon of Illinois
 LOST A FOOT.-Ira D. Sanders. an cmploye of the $. F. P. S, r. railroad. was the victim of terrible accident on Saturday through which he lost q foot. though was fortunate in say ing lis life. He was q brakeman on 2 freight train and at the F. t F. june lion. just north of Prescott. was en- gagged in unccupliug an air hose when he slipped and in some manner fell with q foot across a rail The car wheels caught him and crushed the foot 90 badly that amputation was neces- sarE just above the ankle. He Was
 taken tO the Sisters hospital in Pres cctt where every attention was given
 him. and he is now doing we'll Mi
 Sanders is an cstimahle young man
 who is well known here. having lived
 in Phoenix for the last two years. He
 Was married about year ago.