Arizona republican., 1906-04-28


 | next day the elder Mclaughlin went
 to see Campbell about it when the lat = | ter became angry, nit him with his ! pistol first, and then shot him through
 yie body. Campbell was arrested
 THE STEINFELDS SAFE.-Mrs. Albert Steinfeld, two daughters and
 son, of Tucson. were in San Francisco | during the earthquake. Mir Steinfeld | left for the city at once when he learn | ed how bad the calamity was. and for
 the few days before he got in commu- nication with his family he was very
 anxious They were finally gathered | together in Oakland. The hotel at
 which they were stopping stood the ] shock fairly well but was later de- 1 strOyed by fire. The young man who
 returned to the building after some l personal effects got separated from his
 mother and sisters. and it was two or
 three days before they found each other again.
 | CHILDREN SAFE.-Among others
 who have been badly worried over the | fate of loved ones in San Francisco
 was Dave Crosby, the well known con- ! tractor. Yesterday his fears were re- | lieved however, by the receipt of word
 from Oakland. The news came in the
 form of a receipt for money he had | sent his children by registered mail
 and today he expects to receive a let ! ter. For some time his two children, Josephine and Andrew Crosby. have
 made their home with relatives in Oakland and they were in San Fran cisco on shopping trip on Tuesday and remained there that night so they were in the city on the day of the 1 terrible fire.
 COMPANY B, N. G. A.-At its reg ular drill Thursday evening. the local company, desiring to help in line with the other organizations, in contributing relief to San Francisco raised $10.5O to be placed with The Republican. The guardsmen will go out on a night ex- petition Saturday. Their destination is not known. but as transportation will 1 be furnished it is expected that the enemy will be found some ten miles
 out, when an engagement will take place. An entertainment committee has been formed to devise ways and means to make it pleasant and inter- esting for the men belonging to tho company, and also to encourage re cruits to join and be in time for the coming encampment.
 THE INDIAN FIELD.-Rev. Mir i Wright, Baptist missionary to the Navajos of New Mexico, gave the stu dents of the Lamson business college a very interesting tat yesterday on work and teaching among the Indians. | He said the demand for honest up- l right teachers for Indian schools was far ahead of the supply. He believed | that young people with good business educations would find lucrative em 1 plOyment in the civil service. He urg- ! ed them to consider the matter care i fully and advised them to take the civ l il service examination for work among ! the Indians. He said further that he thought such work would not only be profitable and interesting to the edu- 1 cators, but very beneficial to the In- dians
 HIGH BINDERS DANCE. - Last night at MeIczer's hall. the Highbind- CTS, an organization of young men of | the city. gave their last social affair | of the season and it was a grand sue | cess. Besides the members of the or | ganization a number of invited guests | were in attendance. so that in all near | ly thirty-four couples were present.
 Until midnight dancing was enjoyed
 the music being furnished by the Besse 1 orchestra Following the dance the | Highbinders invited their guests to the banquet hall in connection. where a | most pleasant surprise awaited them. The room had been elabOrately decor
 ated for the occasion. Signs, the sig
 nificance of which are known only to Highbinders. were on the walls and
 much of tne regalia of the order was in evidence. All of it was chinese for the real dyed in the blood Highbinder
 must be able to read write and talk like a native of the Flowery Kingdom. | The decorations were but a part of il
 for the banquet served had been plan ned for many days, and there were few dishes omS ted that would have made i the feast more complete. Following | the banquet, a number of toasts were
 responded to by the members of the order and the invited guests and it | was late hour before the assemblagc | dispersed. The evening was particu i larly enjoyable by reason of the atten- ] dance of a number of friends of the crowd who have for some months past | been attending school on the coast but who are now home on a vacation.