Arizona republican., 1903-09-03

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and Refining company. amended;
/ Franklin Lumber company. capital
| stock, $4,000. incorporators. G. Leslie.
Il G. G.. Leslie and II. p. Meyer: CUP
/ Mining company. capital stock $1,000
| 600. incorpora tors G. f. Wenham. W.
]. Hlands and NJ. F. Rath: The Ripon
| Oil and Gas company. capital stock.
100000, incorporates |. F. Strauss, J.
| w. Cleveland and e. II. Smith: Gold
| Trust Mining company capital stock.
81, 900 900. inCorpOrators s. H. Evans,
Q. w. Marshall and Z. L. Moffatt.
MULE TEAM.-A mule team Or
! dinarily is not much of novelty in
these parts. but there was one on Wash
| lngton street yesterday about midday
that attracted a great deal Of attention.
| ii was Il brand new outfit. six mules
and heavy wagon. heavily loaded
| with great variety of supplies to-
Sether with hay and grain. and all over
the load We're sturdy citizens in the
uniform of the arid west leaning from
the rigging like sailor boys from the
spars and ropes of the American cup
defender when she is on dress parade.
The outfit belonged to the government
and left for work on the wagon road
between here and the dam site.
-i1t1 i " Elk SEW ARD. Harry
Lightner of this city and Miss Marie
Seward of Colorado Springs were mar
RED yesterday afternoon al the home
OF Mrs. H. G. Phelps on South Second
street. The groom is one of the best
| known young men of the city. having
lived here from childhood and having
a great many friends The bride spent
last winter in Phoenix. returning to
Colorado Springs last June She re-
turned here again yesterday morning.
All arrangements for the wedding hay
ing been previously made. She is a
handsome and attractive woman and is;
quite well known here. The young
couple expect to begin housekeeping "a
once on East Madison street
! THE WORLDS FAIR COMMITS
| SIONERS.-At the continued meeting
of the board of managers for the St.
! Louis exposition yesterday little was
| done beyond routine work and the
| discussion OF plans for the getting of
! the exhibit from the territory together
| So far most OF the energy OF the
| board has been directed toward the
| preparation of the mineral exhibit but
| the other resources of the territory are
! not To be overlooked Mr. G. r Hirst
| of this county was appointed local
| commissioner for the preparation of an
| agricultural and fruit exhibit and A.
| I. White of Yuma county was APP
! pointed for the same purpose. The
work of these gentlemen will not begin
| until next year.
AN VICTORIOUS EXCURSION-A
! few days ago il was announced in these
| columns that Tom Reed and John Nc
| Cabe had gone 10 the Tonic dam site
To hat h.p laa
! realized what sort of Il job it had on
| hand in the building of u storage reser-
! voir. That was their original inten-
ton. but they heard after they started
/ that there might be a road built to the
| dam some day. so they decided to wit
and go then. and went to Florence in
stead. All that MIR. Reed brought back
| from the trip was q boil on his right
! hand and Mr.. McCabe brought back
! Mr.. Reed. Mr.. Reeds hand is kept
swathed in i bandage and he is ped
! ding around the story that he got ii
hurt while trying to stop a fight be
tween bear and a mountain lion.
PARDONABLE PRIDE. - Stanley.
the nine year-old son of Professor and
Mrs. y. J. McC;atchie. was made very
! happy yesterday by receiving from
| Boston an IVer-JOhnson bicycle as a
prize in Il national contest in which
| the lad was enc of thirteen to achieve
| success. The prizes We're distributed
! by the Whittemore company of Boston.
manufacturers OF 4 certain kind of shoe
| polish, and they We're given to the thir-
teen persons under eighteen years of
age who collected in one year the
| greatest number of boxes that had con-
i tanned their polish and sent them in
The first prize was $1,000 in cash and
was won by a young woman in Wash
ingt0n. The twelve others We're bicy-
| rles. Stanley McClatchie collected ever
leo boxes and did not work d full
| year, not having seen the announce
ment of the contest till some time had
! elapsed. His success shows TWO things
! First that he is rustler and second
that the people of this country are
! sufficiently civilized TO keep their shoes
shined. 1t is also 4 pretty good show
ing for Phoenix in comparison with so
many larger cities.