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c. A. Feidler, who hunts wild ani-
 mals for their pelts which he sells to i Santa Cruz county. has this week been in Nogales, having been summoned
 here to serve as a trial juror. Mr. Feldler Is gaining quite a reputatioA as
 a hunter. During last year he killed
 nine bear, four lions, three wolves and three coyotes. This year he says he is going to beat that record. The gentle but most of the time his home IS any placs where night overtakes him and animals for which the county pays q bounty, are plentiful This trip to Nogales MT. Feidler brought in two fine lion pelts.
 Tuesday mol ming Fred Mason, the mining engineer, who is now making his headquarters at Magdalena, car,e up to, the line city. Fred says there are many mining men and prospectors in the vicinity of Magdalena, many of whom have bright prospects of striking 1t rich" Among those who appear to to have Dame Fortune on the run, he mentioned Don Dan Shea, we'll and favorable known in conne,.- tion with the Sonora Mining & Mill ing Company, of which Con O'Keefs is president and general manager. Don Dan, he says, is very popular with all the boys who hang out at Phil. Con nelPs hotel, and eveay one is anxious to see him win both home and a fortune.
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Casey and Thomas Chatham, Co., chise county; John Bartlett and J. T. Brickwood, Santa Cruz; J. T. Dennis, Maricopa; Governor A. O. Brodie. Yavapai; J. w. Dorrin g ton I. Polhamus, Yuma county; $. M Bailey, Pinal; w. F. Scott, M. G. Samaneigo, E. Brunier and w. c. Dunn, Pima.
 Charles H: Pulley, Sr, s. H. Drachman, George Martin, Samuel Hughes, board of directors
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Territory of Arizona, ss. County of Santa Cruz.
 I hereby certify that the within in strument was filed and recorded at the request of l.. F. Swan, December l5, A. D. 1903, at 4:3O p. m. Book -. pages -.
 Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid.
 Seal PHIL HERoLD.
 County Recorder. First publication Dec. l9, 1903. Ct.
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Territory of Arizona, County of Santa Cruz.

Territory of Arizona, County of Santa Cruz,
 Before me. Phil Herold, a Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared Richard Farrell, H. G. Glore and Frank J. Duffy, known to me to he the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and acknowl- edged to me, each for himself, that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration thereIn expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 18th day of December, AID. 1903.
 Seal PHIL HERoLD,
 Notary Public. My commission expires March 2S. 1904.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Great Buildings Of
the Exposition
in Peril.
Lives Of the Inhabitants Of
Miniature City Are
Endangered.
Blaze Starts in Jerusalem Concession
and ResiSts Efforts Of Exposition
and St. Louis Departments.
spsslsl p.spateh to NE Call.

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-At ? o'clock
this morning FIRE was discovered in the
Jerusalem concession at the Worlds
Fair. In a few minutes il had gained
such headway that apparently there
was no possibility OF saving the en-
tire concession. covering eleven acres.
from destruction
Several hundred persons from Pales-
tine live in the miniature city and it
Is feared that they are in grave peril.
All the FIRE lighting apparatus sta
toned at the fair grounds by the city.
as well as Hale's fire fighters from
the Pike. are now on the scene.
The loss viii be enormous, even if
the IRE is confined TO the concession.
The Palace Of Fine Arts and Festival
Hall are close by on top of the hill.
while the Palace Of Machinery lies only
q short distance north of Jerusalem.
The japanese imperial pavilion lies
just 10 the west
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

There was little in the political pro-
gramme to hold the visitors.
CARMACK FOR SECOND PLACE.
That Senator Carmack of Tennessee
shall second the nomination of Judge
Parker has been decided upon. The
Tennessee delegation has appointed a
special campaign committee TO work
for the nomination of Senator Carmack
for the Vice Presidency, and ]. NJ.
Head, National Committeeman from
Tennessee, will be asked to place Car
mack in nomination.
Sentiment among those Of the North
Carolina delegation who have arrived
on the scene is strongly in favor Of a
''compromise" platform. The North
Carolinians say they want a platform
on which all Democrats can stand, re-
gardless of past alignments. The del
egation is not instructed, but Parker
sentiment strongly dominates.
-Four -fifths of the Democrats in Yer
mont are for Parker" said v. Bullard,
chairman of the Vermont delegation.
for we have no doubts as to where we
stand. nor any reservations"
From our inquiries among the del
c6dltOIiSs SdtQ JOlhA 11OA-
land of the Delaware delegation. I'VE
conclude that Judge Parker will fail of
nomination on the first. second or third
ballots, and that after that his strength
will begin to dissolve, much of it COM
ing to Gray"
Parker for President and Tom
Taggart of Indianapolis for chairman
of the Democratic National Committee
is a concise statement of the ambition
of the Indiana delegation. The delega-
tion occupies a conspicuous position on
the headquarters floor" of the South
ern, and calls attention to itself by an
electrical display of Parker's portrait.
Indiana is priding herself Cl being the
second State to instruct for Parker,
following New York, and Parker en-
thusiasm is abundant among -he dele
gates
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
WANT EIGHT-HoUR LAW.

DENVER, July 4.-The ways and
means committee of organized labor
of Colorado to-day. adopted platform
for the fall campaign and pledged sup
port to the Democratic State ticket,
If the Democratic platform shall en-
brace the provisions of the Labor plat
form. The salient features Of this
platform are: A definite eight-hour
law a definite legislative measure; de-
feat of the present State administra-
tion: a constitutional amendment TAX
ing from the Governor the power TO
suspend the writ of habeas corpus ex-
cept by a three-fourths vote Of the
General Assembly, and providing that
the question of insurrection shall be
decided by judicial inquiry; repudia-
ton of the military debt contracted by
the Peabody administration; exemp-
ton of $500 worth of personal prop
erty from taxation.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
DISASTER AT TACOMA.
Explosives Are Ignited by Accident
and Many Are Injured

Explosives Are Ignited by Accident
and Many Are Injured.
TACOMA. Wash. July 4-The fire.
works which were to have been set
of here this evening in Enright Park
as a finish TO the big Fourth Of July
celebration caught fire from almost the
first rocket that was sent up and in an
instant the entire heap of explosives
was flying in every direction. About
four dozen eight-pOund rockets flew
through the audience OF 10000 persons.
creating a panic in which many were
injured others were struck by the
flying explosives and it is estimated
that as many as fifty were more or less
injured. none fatally.
Van Allen Smith, who was assisting
with the fireworks, stood his ground ir
an effort to scatter the FIRE and was
terribly burned. One arm was broken
by an explosive. 1t is believed that he
will survive.
Miss Hattie BRAKEMAN was struck in
the stomach by a rocket and seriously
injured. One child Is reported to have
lost the sight Of both eyes. J. II.
Davis. chairman Of the committee had
his right hand severely burned Two
children Of f. S. Squires, who super
intended the fighting of the explosives.
were burned about the face.
The audience was congregated along
the slopes Of the hill on which the fire.,
works were to be set OF and had
crowded in a circle around the men at
work, being only a few feet from them.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
new ROAD
WILL SOON
Be BUILT
Western PaCifiC'S
Plans Are Com
pl0t0d.
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

NEW YORK. July 4-"George ].
GouId's straight railroad line from
Salt Lake to the Pacific coast is an as
sured fact" said a Gould director to-
day. Trust deeds and mortgages have
been filed in this city and in various
mia and the right-of-way practically
has been procured. Nearly all of the
route has been surveyed and laid out
Il have just returned from a trip to
California, where this new railway pro-
ject is meeting with an enthusias site
welcome. On the western end town
ships are offering cash bonuses in ad-
dition to lands in order to get the rail-
way to run their way.
THE new road. which is to be built
signed to give the Gould system the
shortest possible outlet to the Pacific
coast. The Missouri Pacific now
reaches Salt Lake from Pueblo, via the
Denver and Rio Grande. An almost
straight line drawn on the map from
Salt Lake to San Francisco viii mark
the route Of the projected road, about
1O6 miles south Of the Southern Pacific.
1t will be about one days travel
shorter between Salt Lake and San
Francisco than any, existing route.
THE significant feature of this enter
prise is its harmonious connection with
the Denver. Northwestern and Pacific,
which David H. Moffat and unknown
associates are now building from Den
yer to Salt Lake"
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Accident Mars the
Celebration in
Ogden.
Explosion HurlS Pieces Of
Steel Into Crowd OF
Spectators.
Five Persons Who Escape Death
Outright Are Manned or
Slightly Hurt.

OGDEN, Utah. July 4-By the pre-
mature explosion Of a fireworks NOR
tar tonight at Glenwood Park two
persons were killed and five injured in
the presence Of about 5000 spectators.
The dead:
DANIEL SHUPE.
MISS CHARLOTTE CLARK.
The injured: Joseph Gibson. aged 9
years, arm blown OF; Dan Moran, aged
II years, badly cut in forehead; John
Funelle, aged Is years. slight scalp
wound; Miss Ida O'Hornett. slight,
arm and head; Mrs. Dolly, right arm
cut.
The display OF fireworks was given
from a pontoon erected in a small Ia
COON in one end of the park, and the
spectators were seated around the
banks of the lagoon. A small mortar
used for throwing bombs into the air
was being used. A bomb became fas-
tened in it and exploded and pieces Of
the steel were hurled several hundred
feet across the lagoon among the spec
tators.
Daniel Shupe. a wch-known mer-
chant OF this city, who was standing
with his wife watching the display
was struck in the neck by a sharp
piece of steel. which almost severad
his head. Miss Charlotte Clark. seate,.
with her mother and friends. was
struck in the breast by a large piece
Of steel and died within a few minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Bryan, who is making a heroic fight
for radicalism, both in candidates and
platform.
Bryan is the only resisting force in
the convention, and this power of lead
ership may be demonstrated anew
before the combat is over. 1t will be
remarkable if he does check the drift
to Parker, but Bryan mas done un-
usual things in the past, and he has
aroused the hope of his most ardent
followers that he will be able to do the
apparently impossible here.
A real contest on the platform is as
sured. No one yet knows what the
platform will be- but it is known that
the majority draft will prove unsatis-
factory to Bryan and his followers, and
there are enough of them to make an
interesting fight on the floor of the
convention.
The developments to-day before the
National Committee also indicate that
Bryan will be in evidence when the
committee on credentials reports. In
this connection considerable interest
was expressed to-day in the fact that
the candidate for President in the last
two campaigns should secure a proxy
in the National Committee for the pur-
pose Of championing a contested case.
BRYAN'S SILENCE A THREAT.
Bryan was engaged during the day
with callers, many of them represent
ing aspirants for the Presidential NOM
ination. He discussed the situation
with all of them, but committed him
self to none. Among his visitors were
some members of the North Carolina
delegation, who insisted that Bryan
should state in definite terms whether
il was his purpose to bolt the ticket
in case it should not be to his liking.
He replied that he would answer the
question only when the ticket was
named.
The selection by the committee OF
John Sharp Williams for temporary
chairman seems TO give general salts
faction No determination has been
reached as to who shall be the perma
nent chairman, but several men have
been suggested and possibly all will be
considered by the committee on per-
manent organization before a selection
is made.
The exposition. summer gardens
Fourth of July celebrations and other
attractions won out over politics large
ly to-day in the contest for the at
tention of the delegates. Every train
brought in hundreds of politicians, who
after taking possession of their hotel
accommodations, pursued their individ-
ual tastes in seeking holiday pleasures
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

ST. LOUIS, July 4.-The PennsyIva-
mia delegates to-nigs:I removed the
keystone of the conservative opposition
to Judge Parker by agreeing in caucus
to cast their sixty-eight votes for him
on the first ballot This takes away
the last hope of the friends of Senator
German. Colonel Guffey. head of the
Pennsylvania delegation, declared
Gorma a gutter yesterday. and to-
night he transferred the Pennsylvania
vote to Judge Parkci. The Maryland
and West Virginia delegations will fol-
low Pennsylvania into the Parker col
umn, and the South will line up SOL
idly.
without a probability of a break
anywhere in the ranks Of the conserv-
atives, only the radicals and Tammany
are left to fight Parker and his nom
ination may be made on the first bal
lot.
There are 270 delegates instructed
to vote for Parker. or less than one
third. There are as many more who
are now counted upon as favorable
to Parker, because he is the candidate
of New York. Former Senator Hill
and Sheehan count upon another like
body of delegates coming to their can
didate through the desire to get in
with the winner.
ENTHUSIASM is ABSENT.
There is absolutely no enthusiasm
among the delegates over the probable
candidate. The great majority know
him only as the choice of the New
York convention. They do not know
what he represents beyond the claim
that he can carry New York and that
New York may give the Presidency to
the Democratic party.
The strongest point in Parker's favor
is the fact that he is the leading can
didate of the conservative wing of the
party and the only one from a Repub-
lican State which appears doubtful.
The conservatives are in control of the
convention. They have more than 6OO
delegates out of the 994 sent TO the
convention. Some of them are con-
tested, but the conservatives will not
surrender the advantage they hold
They will continue to control the con-
vention, name the candidate and die
tate the platform.
HEARST DELEGATES DESERT.
Hearst is the candidate of the radi-
Gals and he cannot control his own
delegates. They have the same weak
ness for grabbing hold of the band
wagon that others have and they are
likely to go, but for the influence oi
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
IN FOREIGN CITIES.

How Americas Natal Day Was OBJ
served Beyond the Atlantic.
ST. PETERSBURG. july 4-Ths
United States flag fioated from the
Embassy's headquarters. the Lieuten-
berg Palace, in honor OF July A. Charge
Eddy gave a dinner tonight. This
was the extent. OF the celebration here
MARSEILLES. July 4-The American
colony celebrated the Fourth Of July
with a banquet. which was presided
over by Consul General Skinner. The
health of President Roosevelt was pro-
posed and warmly hOnOred-
ROME, Julv 4.-The Fourth Of July
was celebrated at the American Col
lege by banquet, to which Mgr. Ken
nedy, rector. had invited Mgr. Faleoni.
apostolic delegate TO the United States.
and several Americans
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
DEVICE OF GREAT VALUE
INVENTED By PHYSICIAN
nluIa May RevOIutiOniZe the
science of Araesthetics.

nlula MAY RevOlutiOniZe the
Science of .Anaesfhetfcs.
NEW YORK, July 4.-If prolonged
and general tests prove to be as salts
factory as the preliminary ones. med
ical men believe that a formula just
discovered by a well known pHacti-
tioner Of this city viii revolutionize
the science of anaesthetics. freeing il
from the dangers Of ether and chloro-
form as al present administered.
The process consists in the main Of
an invention by which per cent of
chlorOform and 9s per cent Of oxy-
gen are combined with mathematical
eEaclness. Instead of being depend
enJ on the careful administration of
The anaesthetic drop by drop the ap-
paratus acts automatically, keeping
the chloroform mixing with the oxy-
gen in a , per cent solution all the
time. Obviaung any chance Of the pa
tent getting too much and doing
away with the risk Of giving too
much.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
MOTHER is STRICKEN
DEAD BY LIGHTNING

SPRAGUE, Wash. July 4.-Mrs.
Frank Wade. living sixteen miles west
of here. was struck by lightning and
killed. Mrs. Wade, with her three small
children and hired man. had been down
to Crab Creek about a mile from home
when the storm came up, and had just
reached home. Mrs. Wade got out of
the rig and started to open the wire
gate along the barb wire fence when
the lightning struck her. She fell to
her knees. got UP on her feet again,
walked three steps and fell dead. The
man then took out the children and let
the team go. but when he reached the
mother there was not spark of life
left Wade was away from home at
the time. but reached there few min
Htes Later.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
TILLNIAN FAvoRs GRAY.
Says CIeyeland's Name VIII Be
Howled Down in Convention.

ST. LOUIS, July 4.-"Because he is a
straight-out Democrat of the open-and-
above-board type. man who stands
for the Democracy which has come
down TO US from the fathers, and in
my opinion far and away the strongest
man whom the Democrats can put into
the field. 1 heartily favor the nomina-
tion of Judge Gray of Delaware for the
Presidency" said Senator Tillman of
South Carolina tonight. Until the
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Keystone State Delegation in Caucus Decides to Cast Its
Entire Jixty=Eight Dotes for the Jurist

South Carolina delegation gets here to-
morrow and organizes 1 cannot pre-
sumo to say what it will decide to do.
Without drawing any comparisons,
am of the opinion that Judge Gray
would get all the support and none of
the opposition which Judge Parker has.
Judge Parker is undoubtedly in the
lead thus far. but he has not the neces-
sary two-thirds.'
Regarding the platform Senator Till
man said:
Il am opposed to putting any Of last
years eggs in last years birdsnest; we
need new nest and a new set of eggs
The Democrats will not dare sound
Cleveland's name in the convention,
for the howl of rage which would fol-
low would drown everything else"
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Gnernerille Boy Hurt.

GUERNEVILLE. July Louis
Monticello. a young lad OF this place.
will lose two fingers and thumb as
a result of the Fourth of July. Louis
ignited a large fire cracker and wnen
it failed to explode he promptly made
an examination too hastily The hand
was badly lacerated and amputanon
may be necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
MAGISTRATE FINES HIS OWN
son FOR BREAKING LAW

GRAND ISLAND Neb.. July A.
On the ground that his son was the
son Of a magistrate and Sbould have
known oetteT. Police Judge Garn to-
day fined his offspring. Emil earn an
extra SO in dealing out Justice to roer,-
oers Of the Charivari party. The others.
being fined only 81. paid. but young
earn, whose fine was 81, could not
produce that much and went to iail.
The nerrymakers had demanded more
than the usual treat from a bride
groom. whom thg were serenading.
and when this was refused the affair
became a riot and the bride and
groom were roughly handled. The
police were called TO stop the trouble
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Starts a TiIIman ssBoom. -

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 4.-The
Carolina delegation to the Democratic
convention passed through here late to-
night The delegation is for Parker as
long as he has chance, while Cleve-
land is the second choice of a majority
of the delegates The delegation has
decided to place the name Of Senator
Benjamin Tillman before the conven-
ton as a candidate for Vice President.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Political News Continued on Page 8
Governor winthrop in once.

SAN JUAN. P. R., July 4.-Judge
Beekman Winthrop was inaugurated
as Governor of Porto Rico to-day. The
ceremonies were opened by the firing
Of a national salute. followed by an i'm
posing patriotic demonstration. The
city was profusely decorated.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
sHooTs Girl u FACE.
/ FOur-Year-Old Boy Fatally Wounds
Young Woman With shotgun.

GREAT FALLS. Mont, July A.
Miss Margaret Fink. aged 90. of Box
Elder. is dying as a result of wound
inflicted by a 4-year-old boy, Arthur
Gies. who took up a loaded shotgun
during the Fourth OF July celebration
and discharged the weapon in the
girls face, blowing of part Of her
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
ChiId DIG From Burns

WICHITA. Kans.. July betty
Burr. > years old. died at o'clock this
morning from the effects OF burns. A
sky-rocket caused her hair and dress TO
take IRE.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
ONCE AGAIN Is FABIAN
ESTATE IN NEED OF HEIR
Search for Owner Of Mysterious San
Francisco Legacy Is Resumed
in Chicago

CHICAGO. July 4-The Chronicle
says: A romance connected with an
estate left by Morris Fabian OF San
Francisco has been brought to light in
Chicago. The estate and other Iegacies
are bequeathed TO Fabian's three
daughters. who, when infants. we're
adopted in Kansas ty by different
families. one Of ths daughters died !:
he ssS~~d is supposed to be in Chi
oago; the third is said to be here from
Newark, y. j.. looking for the missing
lister.
Fabian, after his wife's death in
Kansas City some years ago, was in
straitened circumstances. Later for
tune smiled upon him in San Francisco
where, however. ne is reported TO have
died suddenly before finding his miss
Ing daughter. Her anne is Adie. and
she would now be about II years Of
age Her surviving lister Rebecca. is
said 70 be comfortably provided for bv
relatives in Newark. y. =.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Although frequent reports have come
IRON the East in the past two years of
z search for the heirs Z Morris IA
Dlan, nothing is known in this city con-
cerning Fabian or the estate he is said
10 have left.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
TEE wzArxrz.

Forecast made at San Fran-
cisco for thirty hours ending
midnight. July 5;
San Francisco and vicinity
Cloudy Tuesday; fresh west
wind. @. Il. WILSON.
Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Alcaxar-"one Summers Day
Centra1-'weddsd and Parted" !"
Chutes-vaudevil1s.
Fischer's-"The Hormons."
Grand-s'Barbara Frtetchis."
orpheum-vaudevi1le.
Tivon-"Robin Hood"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
ST. CHARLES MILITARY COLLEGE

ONLY 10 MILES BY STEAM ELECTRIC
Weeks at Worlds begins October
Fair hcarae during vacation Illustrated catalogue
w. BRUCE PresIdent.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
+ + + *++++ + + - + + + + + + +
AMUSEM ENTS.

The bird has created as much GU
riosity in comparison as is the music
Of the popular Spenser Opera favored,
and why? 1t is not generally known.
but it is nevertheless the fact, that a
bird plays an important factor in Nix
or and Zimmerman S presentation OF
Willard Sponsors most brilliant ope.
ratio success. Miss Bob White. Ev-
eryone will Immediately ask. What
has a bird to do with it," Where does
the bird come in? Why do they al
ways advertise Miss Bob White With
a bird? Some OF the wiseacres Will
smile and say that it is an opera and
| that it is full of song birds. Others viii
say that Bob sings like bird, and g
| fourth, who hatters himself on know
! ing, now claims that Edna Bird was
| originally in mind for the role whom
| conservative 1hinker VIII associate
| the paper With the bird and will rec.
ognize it as the quail perpetrator Of
the call Bob White" the last class
unobserving and not sufficiently vers-
ed in the art of drawing a bead OR of
being quick on the trigger. have called
i chicken. The queerly smiling
nup that Hoyt used for "A Day and
Night" and the ridiculous faced fe-
line that Chas. Frohman used as q
center Of his attractions for Charley's
aunt have not caused one tenth Of
the Inquiries that this innocent bird
or Bob White fame has.