Arizona republican., 1903-01-20

W. C. T. U. MEETING.-Fhe regular meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held Wed resday, January T at 2:30 D. m.
 AUTOMOBILING- Efforts are be.nS made to secure the entrance of all the automobiles and motorcycles in the city on the occasion Of the races Feb
 ruary 22nd.
 MAY REMAIN HERE.-James O. Prescott of Buffalo, N. Y. is in the city and will be here at least ten days. Mr. Prescott is excursion manager of the | Erie lines with offices in Buffalo, but it is not improbable that he will make ! this his headquarters for some time
 FUNERAL OF MRS. HARLAN The funeral of Mrs. NJ. R. Harlan was held yesterday afternoon from the fam | fly residence on south First avenue. The funeral was under the auspices of the United Modern lodge of this city 1 and was attended by large number Of friends of the family.
 A WIDENING VEIN.-Cartaiu J. C.
 Evans, who has come iu from the hills IICCently says late developments in his | operations have encouraged him to continue. He says he has been sinking
 
 Now at a depth Of forty feet it shows uumistakeabIe signs Of widening.
 DAKOTA VISITORS-Mrs. T. Ii. Lyon of Sioux Falls. $. D.. arrived Sunday morning for a short visit with friends in the city. among them Mrs. W. g. Ranrev. 4 Illinois street: Mrs. Lyon is ex-pTe5ide7t of the Women's Federation or clubs of South Dakota and is chairman cf the board of char tiles and corrections of thot state HUNTING FOR HAWKINS There
 was a large attendance at the Doris theater last night to witness the per formance Of Hunting for Hawkins. IL was all that it was advertised tO be. which is one Of the richest and most pleasing comedy pieces on the stage today, and it was presented by a com pany fully competent to do it justice
 Last nights performance will be Iu- best advertisement for the second per fCrmauce which will be given tonight.
 NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. Duluth Virginia Gold Mining company. capital stock S1.CCj c01. in- corpCrators N. II. Murray. J. q. liar ris and A. M. Morrison, the Giant oil company. capital stock S30O0G0. inCor- porators C. A. Snyder, J. A. Read, Fl. A. Smith, " l.. Hall and others. Ear ina Mining company. capital stock $l .C000O0. incCrporat1rs F. J RadlJd J. C. Wilson and W. G Missing. the KeystC Mining and Milling company. capital stock S1.090.000 ircorporators J. M. Lee. H. II. Crawford. F. J. Ebler and C. II. Hawkins: the Buck Horn Oil and Mining company, capital stock S1.- CC0C0O. incOrporators J. T. Knox. A. A. Boswell. C. Cox. ". Weetmore and others: the Mahogany Lumber and Transportation company. capital stock SZOC,000 incJrpora tors z. K. Linscott J. O. Parker. W. r.. Linscott andNothers.
 A DANGEROUS There was a runaway on Jefferson street yes terday that made the hair of witnesses stand on end. and that it resulted m nothing more serious than the demoli- ton of a vehicle was looked upon a. most as a miracle. A big tean. 1r horses belonging Co William Walaud, drawing heavy hay wagon, got away from him and came down Jefferson street at furious speed. The outfit overlook Mrs. Prosper Bordone back of the courthouse, and the corner of the frame of the wagon struck her buggy, overturning :t It was con- verted into an immediate wreck. the horse was thrown down and Mrs. Bor- done was apparently buried in the de- bris. One Of the horses of the hay wagon was also thrown into the pile The first person who reached the strug- gling mass was Deputy Sheriff Jeff Duncan, and it happened that he was the only person hurt. While trying 10 hold down one of the horses while Mrs. BordOne was being taken from be- heath the wreck, he was kicked on the