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The daily sentinel., 1906-09-26
SCHOOL DIsMussEs TOMORROW
A Day and A Half Fair Holiday. Fine
Exhibition of School Work at
Fair Grounds-Other
News From Edu-
cational Mill.

Judge S. N. Wheeler. president of
the board of education, and Secy J.
A. McCulloch visited the high school
yesterday and announced that in view
of large number of the patrons of
the school objecting to two holidays
for the fair they had decided to COM
promise the matter and give day
and half. School will close Thurs
day noon for the rest of the week.
This decision of the board of educa-
tion seems to meet with general ap-
proval.
Last week the work of the new
teachers was thoroughly Inspected
by Superintendent Allen. The re-
suits We're gratifying. Each one is
doing the earnest and skilled work
that characterizes the teaching force
of this city. The teachers are on trial
for the first month, and the superin-
tendent can confidently recommend
the retention of all the new teachers
This week the New American En-
cyclopedia has been placed in the
Whittier school for the use of the
pupils. This is a fine reference work
and teachers and scholars extend
their thanks and appreciation to the
members of the board of education
for this handsome set of books.
Yesterday Mr.. w. S. Phillips and
the superintendent of schools gather
ed up the exhibits from the different
departments and took them out to
the fair grounds. Miss Forty. Miss
Kinds and Miss F. w. Allen compose
the committee for arranging the ex-
hibit. They are doing excellent work
We believe that the display will be
one of which our citizens may be
proud. Each department from the
kindergarten through to high school
is represented. Mr.. Bacon will do the
lettering for the part assigned to the
school exhibit. We are indebted to
Dr. Bradbury for a generous amount
of space and to Mr. Phillips for his
willing assistance.
The faithful practice of the foot
bali team is commendable. Mark
Bunting. the captain, is an enthusias-
tic leader in athletics and the effic-
lent coaches, Welch and Ackerman.
are not leaving a stone unturned to
train the team for a winning record.
Here's to the boys success.
A fine exhibit of manuel training
work is being shown in the exhibit
hall at the fair. The exhibit was pre-
pared under the direction of Prof
McElroy who is in charge of the
manuel training department of the
schools.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-26

Smoke a cigar that is cigar-El
Socorro. 10 and Is cents.
Ladies $3.50 and $500 shoes for
$500 at the Colorado Shoe store, 431
Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-26

There was a busy session of the
odd Fellows last night.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-26
JAMES LANGAKER DEAD.

James l.. Longaker, prominen;
ranchman and long time resident OF
the valley, died this morning about
three o'clock at his home, four miles
west of Grand Junction. He had
been i'll for a long time and death
was not unexpected.
The deceased was 3 9years old and
is survived by large family.
Undertaken Gouley has charge of
the remains and the funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at ten o.
clock from the residence, interment
in Orchard Mesa cemetery.
Highly respected. man of noble
character and an excellent citizen,
the death of James Longater will be
lamented by large circle of friends
and acqualntances. He was well
known in the city and valley.
oliver Dean, of ouray is attending
the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Porter Nelson, of
Aspen, the guests of rGand June
ton friends.
Eugene II. Grubb, the potato king,
of Carbondale, is greeting friends in
Grand Junction today.
No came in last night about four
hours late. crippled engine was
the cause of the delay.
Lowe and Coulter timers are pre-
pared at all times to meet your re-
quirements in their line. Hot air
furnaces, galvonized guttering and
repalring. 126 N. 5th street, Phone
1853 Black
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-26

A fine exhibit of manuel training
work is being shown in the exhibit
hall at the fair. The exhibit was pre-
pared under the direction of Prof.
McElroy who is in charge of the
manuel training department of the
schools.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14
furnishing Goods Specials

Golf Gloves. for ladies' men and children.
in ell colors, 39c quality, in fE
fridays sale Al. ........t...-.....ASS
Silk shawls, in black OF white. with silk
lace edge, exceptional 90.
Ladies' Fancy Aprons, dainty creations,
most appropriate for Xmas 9E
Gifts, price up from. &c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-17
CFirst Published in Daily Leader April
16 19O6)
Call for Warrants

Office OF Treasurer OF Logan County, o.
II. April ls. 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that there are
funds IN the possession OF the County
Treasurer sufficient to pay the follow.
ing warrants:
All warnnts on the salary fund up TO
ana ia eludlpg No. 20 issued Jan 3 1906
All war1ants on tho court fund up 90
and including No. $50. Issued April 2,
1906. oxcep, No. 81. ssuod sept l. 1905.
an warrants on the supply fsna np to
and including No 90 issued Ncg IL 1895.
except No. rs, issued July "a, 1905.
Al warrants on the sinking fund.
An warrants on TIE contingent fund
up TO and including No. lii. iasaed Feb.
2 1906. except No. 80, issued December
4. 1909
An warrants on the road ana bridge
fund ~ 10 and including No. l66 Issued
Feb. n, 1906, except No 49, issued Aug.
a. 1905.
( Al warrants on the poor and insane
fund up TO and including No. i46 issued
Feb. 8, 1906.
All warrants on the separate school
fund up to and including No 7ss. issued
Nov IS. 1906.
| am advised by the county attorney
TO refuse paymen on the warrants which
are excepted Ia the above call viz. No
81. on the court fund. No. IS, on this
supply fund; No. %. on the contingent
fund, ana No. AS, on the road and bridge
fund Interest ceases thirty days from
this date.
CHARLES sEELY.
County Treasurer
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CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.


Beginning "Wednesday. March Il. the
Fort Smith & Western viii make a few
changes in the arrival an departure OF
their passenger trains at Guthrie.
No. z. heretofore leaving at 9;15 a.
M, will leave at cess a. M. making d.
rect connections to all points east with
Santa Fe No. 116 from Purcell and Ok
lahona city. and lei Reno line" from
El Reno.
This train also mikes connections at
Warwick for Stroud. Chandler and points
north on the Frisco. At Sparks for
Shawnee, with n Santa Fe At We
leetka. with the Frisco for Francis,
Sulphur Springs, Madn and Denison.
At Dustin, with NJ, o. 81 G., for Herry-
eta AT Crowder City. with katy
Flyer" for Muskogee. vinIta, Parsons.
and st. Louis ana Eastern points. AT
Bokoshe with Midland Valley fc- Hart
ford, Greenwood. Ark. At Coal Greek.
with Kansas City Southern for Sialoam
Springs. Neosho, and waldron, Ark. AT
Fort Smith. with Iron Mountain route.
for Little Rock, Hot Springs, Memphis,
Tenn. and all points east south and
southeast
No 6 VIII leave at s:35 ?. M. instead
of $3.50 D. m, arriving at weleetka at
1850 D. m.
No. 1 win arrive at 6 D. m. Instead
Of $50 D. m, as heretofore, and makes
direct connectiono with the Katy Fly
err from all points east OF st. Louis
Parsons. vinlta, Muskogee. etc.
No. win arrive at 1875 a. m.. in
stead OF II a. m, from Weleetka.
If You are contemplating taking a triT
and want to save time, which is money
please call. write or phone Genera
Agent Jos. p. o'Donnen. at III South
Division street, Guthrie. phone 77s. "whc
is alwaye glad to serve you" with rates
routes or any information
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IMPERIAL couN Gil ANCIENT Or
Der MOBILES OF THE MYSTIC
sHRYNE, AND NATIONAL
CONGRESS or MOTHERS.
Los ANGELES, CALF. MAY TO
10. 1906.

For the above occasion the Santa Fe
will sell round trip tickets to Los An
geles and San Francisco, First class, at
rate Of s5o.sO. On sale April 25th to
May 5th inclusive Final return limit
July s1st. 1906 Liberal stopoyers win
be granted OF these occasions.
For an additional charge OF $3.50,
tickets may read via Portland in one
direction, using either boat or rail- at
option OF passenger. Baggage checked to
all points OF stopover II desired.
NJ. N. CocHRELL,
AgN1t.
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THE LEADERS, HOTEL DIRECTORY

Thrift is not the only motive OF the
reader-for there Is use
ful knowledge to be gotten from the
ads. and glimpses Of personalities and
ideals--a general broadening OF out
look.
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oAEAp aArss 70 cALIFoanIA. rAs


CHEAP IA Eo ~ SNLiF ChNtNf tf'~
FRISCO
beginning Aprn 25th and continuing %
May 5th viii sen round trip tickets 20
SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGELES,
az the low rate OF ONE FIRST CLASS
FARE FOR THE ROUND "TRIP
Imperlat Council Ancient Arabic order.
ACCOUNT: MOBILES Of tho Mystic
Shrine Convention National Congress
Of Mothers
Ticxets limited TO July sist.
You can have your CHOICE or
ROUTES. going one way and rptafnllg
another. You can stop at an principal
points OF interest. and 20 make side
trips TICKETS ALSO ROUTED IN
ONE DIRECTION VIA PORTLAND
OREGON. with an additional small
charge.
For fun information see the Frisco
agent. or address.
ID. c. FARRINCTON. n. p. A.,
Oklahoma City. Okla.
r.. n. CLARK.
wichita. Kansas.
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AGENTS WANTED EvERYwHERr TO

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
sell our popular policies. covering all
accidents, diseases. and occupations,
something entirely new and Issued by
this society only; easily understood and
easily sold; cost but Sc per annum each.
payable monthly II leslred; large com
missions pail Immediately and exclusive
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ACCIDENT SOCIETY. 800 Broadway,
New York. Established 20 years.
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY


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9 ice behcaded
o ile2 Ferdinand and Isabella signed (
O the agreement with Colum- (
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Q Diet Of Worms
Q 1885 Bishop Edward stnlingflect {
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@ i6S7-George Vliiers. second Duk (
9 Of Buckingham. died
Q 1890 Benjamin franklin a. y Born
@ Jan n. 1906
G 1898 Battle OF Warsaw Poland (
9 1906 William Gilmore S.mms. au-
@ thor. born. Charleston. s. G.. (
@ Died Jan. il 1s1e
9 lStS-Norvin Green, president West-
G crn Union Telegraph Co.
@ born Died Feb. -. 1909
O 1870 Navigation OF the Black Sca
G opened 20 American vessels.
G iS3I--J pierpont Morgan born
9 lS4s--Justice William n. Day ~ u (
@ s supreme court born.
@ 1856 Peace conference az Paris for
G settlement of Crimcan war
9 Virginia convention passed orr (
@ dinanc5 Of secession.
9 1865 Installation Of Prince Of Wales
9 as knight OF ST. Patrick
O iS7t--Con,c. discovered 40 Mar
g settles ~ N. Cogea.
g lSS9- Charles H. Duke II Parma, {
. died
Q 1856 stry Gailcia, destroyed by {
g FIRE, hundreds perished
9 1857 Morris Ranger ex-eotton King {
9 died n New YorH.
g 1855 John Barring banker died ln {
g London
q 1899 Alexander Mackenzie cN-pre-
9 mlsr OF Canada, died
q iS94- Brazilian lnsurgont waship {
O Aquidahan sunk by govern
9 mcnt torpedo boat.
9 iaoi-Attcmpt to assassiuate Pre-
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Go To
6be Western Tailoring Co.

ODE Western Tailoring Co.
if you want Up-to Date Clothes
Suits from $40 up; Pants from
So up. Cleaning and Pressing
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121 S. End st. Guthrie.
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TEXAS BAKERS IN SESSION.
lnr AasocIated Proas.l

(By Associated Press)
San Antonio, Texas, April 1.-THE
convention Of the Texas Master Bak-
ers association, one of the numerous
gatherings to be held here during the
carnival this week, began Its sessions
today with a good attendance. Mem
bers are on hand from Houston, Dal-
las, Tyler Austin and numerous other
cities.
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CONVENTION COMMERCIAL CLUBS
OF THE SOUTHWEST AT ST.
LOUIS, MO-, APRIL 1917
For the above occasion the
NIlIzg

will sen you tickets st. Louis at the
very low rate OF ONE FARE PLUS
FIFTY CENTS for the Round Trip.
Tickets On sale April hth and i5th
and carry final return limit Of Apri 49,
RATE OPEN TO EVERYBODY.
The Frisco Is the MOST DIRECT
line ana offers the BEST SERVICE %
and from 81 Lous
For fun information see he Frisco
agent, or address
u. c. FARRINGTON. r. =. A.
Oklahoma city, Okla
r. r.. CLARK
Wichita. Kansas.
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MALE Help whNrEp.


WANTED have position, TOR good
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era. 10s West Harrison, Guthrie.
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NEW KATY TIME CARD

No. g Mixed. Tvs Guthrie -. 1850 a.
m. ar Oklahoma City ...., 1880 a. m.
No. LOG Pas. Tvs. Guthrie ...... 1855 a.
M. ar 81. Louis ............ T:50 a. N.
No. lOs Pas. Tvs Guthrie ,.... 2:io D.
m. ar Oklahoma City ...... $50 D. "a.
No. 10 Pas. Tvs Guthrie ..... 7:s5 p
m. ar. Kansas City ..... $40 a. m.
No 5e5 Mixed. Tvs. Okla. city, 1850 D.
M, or. Guthrie ............10.25 p. M.
No 1o5 Pas. Tvs Kansas City. s:oq ..
m, ar. Guthrie ........,...10.i5 q. m
No. l07 Pas. iys okla. City. 1910 a.
M. ar Guthrie ............. l;i5 D. m.
No. ios PAS. Tvs. 81. Louis. s.s2 p,
m. ar. Guthrie ............. 5st5 b. "a.
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SUMNER UNDERWEAR, PErEHsrN's
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(First Published ia Leader. April s
1g0s)

Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan County, IS.
Notice Is hereby given that d. A.
Arthur has this day filed in the office
OF the County Clerk. in and for said
County. his petition asking that a IL
eense be granted him to sell at retail.
malt. splrItuous and vinous liquors on
Lot .. Block 2. First Ward. Langston.
Sn said County and Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before
april 20. 1906. his peti ion win be grant
ed ind license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County hereto affixed this 5th day
of April 1906
(sEAL) NJ Z. TRAPP,
County Clerk.
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LOST--Friday evening, small brown fur
bunch OF violets pinned on. Return TO
Leader Office and receive reward.
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-17
PLANS FOR CATHOLIC
 CHURCH SUMBiTTEO

Douglas, Ariz., Mar. 16.-(Special)-
 Plans for the new Catholic church were submitted by the architects yes terday to the committee, composed of J. E. Stelzer, Con Harvey, Sam Elder, J. J. O'Brien, Thomas Mahoney, P. J. Benson and Nj. F. Tarpey, which held a meeting last evening to decide on which plans they would accept.
 Frost & Frost, of Fl Paso; B.. J. Reeves, of Los Angeles, and P. P. Kelly, of this city, all submitted plans.
 Owing to the absence of several of the members of the committee, no decision was reached. All the plans cali for a very handsome church, and one that wlIl be a credit to the city. It will cost over s20,000 when com pleted.
 q The committee will probably come to a decision within a day of two, but before any final action is taken the plans will be sent to Bishop Hen " Granion- of Tucson, for his appro- val. II is hoped to have the contract let within very short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-17
IMPROVEMENTS TO BE
 MADE IN MAIL SERVICE

Douglas. Ariz., Mar. 16.-CSpeciaD-
 Jesus Lugo. postmaster at Naco- zari. passed through town today on his way home from Naco, where he has been to consult Luis F. Barragan, the district manager of the postal department, in regard to the mail ser vice between Nacozari and Mocte- yuma.
 George F. Woodward, of Mocte- yuma, has had the contract for car rying the mail between NacoZari and Moctezuma until within the past few months. Since the contract expired the mail has been sent out by diff. ferent parties and the service has in consequence been very irregular. Mir Lugo. on his present trip, made ar. engagements with MT. Barragan SC that hereafter the government will run the mail ervice between the two points itself. A stage and horses will be bought and a man will be hired to take charge of the service It is hoped to have the government ser vice in operation in about six weeks
 The postofice in Nacozari will al so be greatly enlarged and improved Ground has been secured from MT DOuSld5 HuQ u new DuliuiuB VIII Ot erected that will give much better facilities than the present room MT Lugo Is highly pleased with the sue cees of his trip to Nsco, and nt doubt those interested in the new route will also be pleased to heal of the improvements contemplated il the mail service, Pay Car Here This horring.-Th' Ei Paso & Southwestern pay car wal making the hearts of Douglas railroad men glad {his morning about o'clock in the yards west of the pas senger depot. It looked like unusua ] excitement, and 1t was. The crowt surged around the rear of the ca | and made some tenderfeet changinj cars for western points from tn
 Drummers' Special inquire if ther was a fynching, and they seeme'
 quite disappointed when they wer told it was only the pay car of th
 railroad.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-17

More Sorrow for Mrs. Lachance.- The many friends of Mrs. c. J. La chance, who left Douglas on March 3 with the remains of her husband. will be grieved to learn of her still fur Ther bereavement. She arrived ia St Louis ia due time and was met by MT Lachance's father, and was taken immediately to the home of her brother, of whose serious illness she had been advised before leaving this city, and arrived there ten minutes after he had expired. The funerals of her late husband and brother occur ed the second day following. In this double bereavement she will have the heartfelt sympathy of her many friends here.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-17
The Copper City
TWO MURDERERS
 ARE SENTENCED
FiNsTAo AND couoHENER MUST SERVE TWELVE YEARS AND
 SIX MONTHS.

Douglas. Ariz., Mar 16.-(Special)--
 The, latest news from Chihuahua, Mexico fn connection with the Ruther- ford -McMurray murder is that the Mexican court has sentenced c. E. Finstad and L. c. Coughener to twelve years and six months each ir prison.
 IL wfIi be remembered that the two accused men were staying at the Diaz ranch Finstad being a brother-in-law of McMurray, one of the murdered men. Finstad was wounded at the time. and he claimed that bandits came to the ranch and did the murder and that be hid in haystack after he had been wounded.
 However, the Mexican officers claim they could find no trace or signs where any bandits had visited the ranch, and they judged that the work must have been done by the only two other parties on the premises at the time, laying aside the improbabiliy of Fin stad murdering his own brother-in- law.
 Shortly after the arrest of the two accused men, Pat Garrett, of Fl Paso, took up the case and asserted the in nocence Of the two accused men. He mas been WOfklnS On IHS case ever since, and has at last interested the president in the matter to the extent that the American charge d'affares at the City of Mexico has taken the matter up and is looking into the charge against the two men.
 An appeal will be taken from the sentence, and another effort will be made to save the men whom the many Americans conyersant with the affair believe to be innocent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-17

Close to Death.-Martin Nuel, a bus driver, was crossing the E. P. & S. W. railroad track this afternoon from north to south in his bus, just ahead of the incoming west bound passenger train He didn't see or hear the train for some reason, and 1t struck the rear end of his bus, tip ping it nearly over, just as he jumped out The horses ran away, but were easily caught. The driver and team all seemed deaf to the approaching train which was making the usual noise. No real damage was done.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-17
RicHARpsoN's STORY.
Eserybody Laughed But the Priso-
 ner, and He Got Away.

Douglas, Ariz., Mar. 16.-(SpeciaD-
 Harry Smith was some drunker than usual this morning, and was pes store corner to thai extent that Dep uty Sheriff Samz Hayhufst deemed it hls duty to arrest him. Harry Smith Is q cripple, besides being drunk.
 It didn't take Judge McDonaId any prisoner, and the ten days in jail was handed him. Smith was told to sit down on a bench and wait till somebody should have time to take him to prison, and the business be- ing thus disposed of, Judge Richard son began telling a funny story. The court, Clerk Corona and all the off cers were, of course, very much in terested in the tale, and, not paying much attention to the condemned faton on the bench When the hub was sprung everybody laughed but the prisoner, and the judge, deeming 1t unusual that anyone should omit to laugh at one of his best stories looked around to see if the fellow was asleep. The man was gone.
 A posse composed of the officers Clerk Corona and Judge Richardson was sent out to recapture him, but the drunken cripple had beat the lo' and did not come back'to explain how | he did it.
 There are those unkind enough tc hint that Judge Richardson held the officers thus enthralled on purpose but there is not man who was pres ent who is party to this view. I
 was purely involuntary on the par of the judge, we are sure.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-17
INHUMAN WRETCH
 LANDED IN JAIL
MANUEL RODRIGUEZ, CHARGED WITH IMPORTING WOMEN
 FOR IMMORAL PURPOSE.

Douglas, Ariz, Mar. 16.-(SpeciaD-
 Manuel Rodriguez, a Mexican pro prfetor of a house of i'll fame just across the international line in Old Mexico, was arrested about o'clock yesterday afternoon on a charge of importing women into the United States for immoral purposes. Two of ManuePs women were arrested a couple of days ago when, in anticipa- tion of pay day, he sent them across the line into Ragtown to solicit for his infamous resort. The arrest was kept quiet until the proprietor him. self could be taken, which happened yesterday, when Immigration Inspec- tors Cornell and Hodgman caught him across the line. City Officer Lee Thompson helped to make the arrest.
 Manuel Rodriguez was given a pre- liminary hearing this morning before United States Commissioner Pirde. Assistant United States Attorney Jones, of Tucson, was here to prose cute the case, and after an interest ing trial the prisoner was held on a sT50 bond to appear before the next Federal grand jury at Tombstone.
 Manuel's two women, Teresa Rot tenhausler and Rosa Cardenas, were also held as defaulting witnesses, and were taken to Tombstone this after noon and locked up to await the time when they shall be wanted as wit Besses against their patron.
 This dive of Manuers has long been an eyesore to all decent people of both Douglas and Agua Prieta. and many efforts hare been made to break it up. It is hoped that this will be the beginning of the end to the prac tice of bringing women across the line for immoral purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-17

Returned Home.-Mrs. Krinbill, of Bisbee, who has been the guest of NIT. and Mrs. H. s. Kenyon, in Doug. las, during the session of the County Sunday School convention, returned home today. Mrs. George Perry, Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Westcott, also of Bisbee, who have been the guests of Mrs. J. A. Mackinnon, also returned home on this afternoons train. The Bisbee visitors and their entertainers went automobiling this afternoon up to the time for the leaving of the train