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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
g}eme 9iD5eicm anf ben @bilippinen,
St o nj, 6. Mar.


Ser &apit fat auf Sen &bilippinen
bier neue 9t05eien gel4affen. Die
Dio5eien iino 3anboanga, Sngnega<
roa, 2ipa l1t1o oie Snieln Sanlar uno
9epte, nit ser Mpoitolil6en &rafeftnr
&alalpan. Ser @eneralpifar Ser 0io=
5e{e gebn, Dttsg &ablu stng5on, 1T
5un 8ildof bon Samar un0 2epte
ernannt lporben; Msgr. S. Setreai,
friber Sefretar ser Mpoitolil6en De-
legation in Wfanila, 5um 8ti6of BON
2ipa; gfep. S. Mac@inlep bon 8bila=
oelpbia gum 8ti6of bon genepa @ace=
res, uno ser friibere &ilfs-8ii6of S.
g. Gororoe bon @ebu gum 8ilbof 0ie=
ier Dio5eie an 5teae 0es perltorbenen
8il6ofs Gbon1as q. Senorid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
@ener &eidstass-&raiiocnt er,uablt,
9 IN, 3. Mar.

Oe II, .. WlQr.
@raf &ans bon 56merin, @err
auf 20mib, Elm Mitglie0 Ser fonler-
patipen Hartei pur6e gum Hraiioen=
ten 0es &eidstugs gelpablt, als 9tad=
folger 0eS an 19.. 6ebrunr beritorbe=
men Braii6enten @rafen l1oo pol1
9touberg- -@ernigerooe. @raf sdpe=
rim ftebt irn SO. 2ebensiabre, iit fgl.
preubiider 9fittmeiiter a. g. &raii=
0ent 0es 6euti6en 2an0mirtbi@afts=
ratbs, &oriiben0er 0es fgl. preuBiiben
2anoesofono onon1iefoQegiums, uno Der
nolpirtbi6aftSfammer fir sic Ero=
pin5 &ommern, un0 Mitglie0 0es
preuBiiden slbgeoronetenbauies.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
@eaen =@imtuanberuna.

Sos MngeleS, @al., 6. Soar.
Cine 2iga bon glrbeiter=l1nions,
melde itd Sic MusidlieBung ser Mlia=
ten 5um 3iel geiett, bat itd bier ge-
itern gebil6et un0 9aelolutionen ange=
non1men, in uel6en ser 8eri6t 0es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser bieiigen
San0elsfammer> ser ii@ fir Sic Gin
manoerung BON @bineien un0 Sapa=
nern erflart fat, ais unflug uno un-
gerebt gegen sic slrbeiterbep0lf 0lferung
be5ei6net miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Sin @egner bes @aiier,pasens.
6 + / cuQo, 5. Wfar,

~
Mopor 8uile bat itd nunmebr for
mel gegen Sic MISUNDERSTANDING
8emegung in ser Staot erflart. &C.
1egentli6 ser republifaniiden Hri-
marmablen fir sic 9lloerman=9eoni-
nationen beantragte er in ser 81.
@aro, tpo Mloermann Soen tpieoer=
noniniert muroe, cine 9feiolrtion,
na6 melder Sic 8iirger aufgefor6ert
tper0en iouen am 5. slpril gegen sic
1rofenlegung ser Sta0t 81 itirnmen.
9ie &eiolution tpuroe einitinr1nig an-
genommen un0 fenn5eidnet sic Stel.
lung, tpel@e sic ita0tii6en 8eb0roen
gegeniiber ein5unebmen beabii9tigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Grploiiom eimer @tdrfefabrif.
6 + / CO D. z

" ~ y, 4. Wlar.
M6t o0er 5ebn Herlonen iino, TO-
weit Bis iebt befannt, .to0t, II anoere
muroen ihmer, peri6ie6ene oerielben
pabrideinli6 lebensgefdbrli6 perlebt,
our6 cine i6redlibe @rplolion oie
it6 Montag gea@t in Ser Gabrif ser
Mmertcon Mui5e &rooucts Gon1ptnp
tn RobD, Sno, 5l1trug. Die grplo=
lion faslo In einem getrennt bon oer,
an0eren liegen0en @ebduoe ser 5abrit
itatt uno ibr ging Elm Seuer ooraus,
oaS in fiir5eiter 3eit Elm grobes 6rei=
itodiges 2agerbaus in 5lan1men BILL
te Man permutbet, 6aB sic @rploiiol1
ourd iiberbitte 5tarfe perurla6t
muroe. 9as 5euer ipar gegen Mit-
terna6t 10 itarf, 0aB es fait unm0glid
mar, in Sic @abe ser Gabrif gu font
men. Sobiel befannt, be fun6en iib
in 0em @ebau0e 5ur 8eit ser &ata=
itropbe 20 Berlonen. SON 0teicn &pur=
Sen IL, Sic ihtpere 8ran0tpunoen So
bongetragen batten, gerettet uno in's
Sospital gebraht. Man pertnutbet,
ooB bon oen feblen0en 12 pieuei6t ser
cine ooer an6ere mnberlebt entfommen
lit, Sic itbrigen perbrannten in Dem
@ebdu0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
@eriDnlidje syreibeit.
q I E a II b, 5. W}Qr

~ y ~ w ". UIuI.
@enrD g. @ooojpee0, ser Bertreter
0es 1. Dtitrifts bon 8rooflDn, rei6=
te bente in ser &iienblD auf @riu9en
oes vDeuti6en ssSn6epenoence &on1i=
tes" bon Seem Sort eine 8orlage fir
&eoiiion ser u3tpangsgeiebe" Elm. 1ie
8ia i9reibt Dor, oaB cine &omn1iiiion
ernannt mer0en ioa, 6ieie @eiebe gu
repiotren uno lire @mpfeblungen ser
|2egislatur gu unterbreiten. Der @au-
perneur ioa flint, ser Gice-@ouper=
neur 6rei un0 ser 5pre6er Ser Mlien1=
blp orei Mitglieoer ser 4onrniiiion
ernennen. Sir oie Soften Der l1nter-
iudung ionen $4,000 betpiGigt lper-
Sen. Cine gleidlautenoe GorIage
mur0e auf griu6en 6eS nDeuti9en
5taatsperbanoes" DonSenator 5bul5
i'm Omerbauie ser 2egislatur einge-
|.retbt Die 8orlage itebt in @inflang
nit Der Slutform, Die lebten @erbit
in Seem Oorf bon ser Sutton" unD
Der u@iptl Maiance" angenomme,1
pnroe. Die Glanfe lautet:: n8erionlt-
DIE 5reibeit n1uB enti@ieoen ge,pobrt
meroen uno es iollte cine allgemeine
&epiiion ser 3mangsgeiebe i'm Gin
ne oes Jorti6ritts, Der peri0nli9en
6reibeit un0 Ser offentli9en 9ro-
1ung itattfin0en." Die 8efiirmorter
ser gorlage be3peden Mnfbebung ser
peralteten ublauen" @eieBe, sic at1-
itanoige gergniigungen am 5onntag
nnteriageg, Regnlirung Ser 5onr1-
| |tagsrube i'm ginflang nit Sen mo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
8liidlid1 entfp,,t,,te,1.

@ancouper, g. g., Z. Mar.
Gin Baiiagier5ug Ser Canadian So
,1cific entging in Ser Ndbe bon Giel6,
am 8eitabbang 0es 5eliengebirges
nit fnapper Motb elmer rieiigen 2a-
s,pine; als ser @ofomotibflbrer 6ie @e-
fabr bemerfte, gab er 8ou6ampf un0
Der 3ug iauite NIT fabelbafter Sc
i6minoigfeit auf Ser an ser betreffen=
Den 5teae abfaQe,1oen 5tred 6abin,
11no alS oie 2atphne gleid baralf ME.
oerging, trennte iie Elm 8miidenraum
bon 11ur tpenigen SUB bon bent 3uge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Grlter S6eil.
General >Stretf
1ti6t a4ge1ttet1t.
Sic 3abl Scr an bem Strcif Bethel
ligtem bDditens amf 10000 se-
id)att. = &eridicoene 9ra'ualle ba-
ben itattgef,1nben. Die Gtaot
iiebt idtucrem 3eiten entgegen.
&Dies luirb bicie 8ude er,uartet.
Nbila0eIp bia, 8a., 8. Scar.

Nbilaoelp bia, Ha., 8. Mar.
Ser <allgen1eine 5pnpatbieitreif, sic
Iebte rlto 6uBerite Mnltrengung Ger
organiiirtan Mrbeit, unt Ben &f
,.oer strabenbabner fir Mnerfennung
tlrer @etperfi6aft iiegreid gu been-
:rl lit ieB4 i'm pollen @ange. 9ste=
! emo fann kerauslagett lpie oas en=
! leil; u,oD mann es fommen mag.
5tl1f Mnpromlng zines 3ebneraus=
lhlulleA Ser Central 2abor Union,
Sic sic tle 0a1onltration, melhe Oie
sCnaDt ser prganilirten Mrbeit belpeilen
ion, leiter, baben @anomerfer ano slr=
better BON aQerlei 8elbaftigungen if
re Mrbeit nieoergelegt, Inn 0a0urb
Nrotelt 5ll erbeben gegen Sic 8eige-
rung ser Nbilaoelpbia 9fapi0 Sraniit
Company, sic auf sic 8elhperoen if
rer ltreifenoen &pnoufteure uno Mo=
torleute nidt b0ren un0 nit Sen Be-
anten ser u9lmalgamateo siiociation
OF Street & electric Railmap gn1=
plopeS" nid)t unterbanoeln min. Die
groBe Mebr5obl Ser slrbeiter, fir mel
! DIE Sic Mnor0nung 0es @eneralitreifes
gait, lit idon an Sen slusitan0 ge=
gangen. Cine 9roBe @eriammlung
Ser San1itog 9lrbeiter, sic INT 3 l1br
9eabmittags ituttfinoen ioute, unt an
elmer frie0liden Demonltration 5al
@unlten ser 5traBenbabner sic iebt
am Streif it11o tbeil5unebn1en, puroc
bonn 9iirgern1eilter perboter, oa feline
grlaltbniB oa5l1 eingebolt moroen tpar
Gs lperoen ernitlihe 5t0rrngen un0
@elpalttbdtigfeiten befiir6tet, faus Sic
StraBenbabn @eleuibaft ii6 nidt
11adgiebig 5eigen iolte.
9lQe @pffnung, oaB sic bon Sen Sc
, 19aftsleuten sur 8eilegl1ng 0eS Strei=
fes angebabnte 8elpegung bon Ct
folg begleitet iein meroe, fat it9 ais
eitel ertpielen. 9eun bat Sic u8uli=
neBmen's 9liiociation" einen neuen
8eriu6 III oieler &i6tung l1nternom=
men Don melbeln lte iib einen beiie=
rem grfolg oeripridt 0b .ibre gr=
1partlt1gen iib erfiillen peroen, miro.
ab5utparten bleiben. Sic gt1li9ten
iiber 0ie slus0ebnung oes 5treifs ge=
ben peit auseinan0er. @dbreno Die
MusitGnoilden perii6erh 0aB mebr
ais bunoerttaltieno slrbeiter it6 i'm
@usitanoe befin0en 5l1 oenen nod et=
1pa $4,000 Mann unorganilierte gr<
better fommen, bebauptet sic Yoli5ei,
0aB im gan5en nidt mebr als 10000
8erlonen ith an 0em 5treif bethel
ligen. 9laeroings lit cine &ontrone
Dieier Mngaben ungebeuer l6mer, tpeil
.oas Sta0tgebiet iebr ausgeoebnt iit
uno sic 8oli5ei ni6t aae 8etriebe in
11erbalb ibrer @ren5en fennt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Ser .alteite 9lrdliteft.
ct. 2ouis. 500 x N)3n

Sier lit geftern guno @oerner, ser
alteite oeutide 9lr9iteft ser 5toot,
oabingeidie0en. @oerner mar im
Sabre 1908 in l1ln1, ggiirttemberg>
geboren uno fam inn Sabre 1916 na9
ct. Souls. SIN Sabre t849 idloB er
ii& Sen @oloiu@ern an, sic in @aIi-
fornien ibr Slid iu9ten, uno ma9-
te Sic beidmerli6e neberlan0reije no@
6em @oloitaat iiber Geras. SIN Sat-
re 1854 febrte er na9 ct. Souls 5u=
riid un0 mar bter NIT 9lusnabme ser
8iirgerfriegs5eit, sic er als Quor=
tiermeiiter oes 2. Miiiourier Greilpil-
ligen Snfanterie= =&egiments mitma9=
te, nit @rfo1g als Mr9iteft tbGtig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
@erbanmmgsitDrumg bes &eimps.
9eenbeI. 8. Soar.

Ser Direftor oes Sblerpatoriums
auf Dem @eiub iu6t in elmer &erof-
fentli9ung sic 8elpobner ser l1mge=
geno gu berubigen. Dieielben maren
our@ sic beftige Sbatigfeit bes 8ul=
fans in oen letten Sagen in erobe
l1nrubc periebt lporoen un6 fiir9te=
ten cine neue 4atuitropbe abnli6 Der
ienigen, tpie iie Dor ein paar Sabren
sic Na9barlbaft bes 8erges beimge=
ludt batte. Ser 9ireftor oeS Sbier<
patoriun1s glaubt ni@t, oab sic un=
rube i'm Snnern oes 8ulfans ser 8or-
bote zines gr0Beren Musbru@eS lei
ionoern meint bielmebr, es lei sic
Tolge Ser itarfen @egengiiiie, pel6e
in Ser lebten 3eit bier 11ieoergegangen
lir6 uno sic Seuer5one i'm 8erge er,
reibt baben n0gen nno 10 Die bon
beftigen @rplolionen begleiteten Mus-
Bride bes 8ulfans peranlaBt baben.
Silt Billion amsge5etdnet.
Berlin, 5. Mar.
Die Mfa6en1ie Ser @tiieni9aften gu
Berlin bat 6em ebelnaligen &ei9s-
fan5ler Siirlten bon Billion cine gro
BE Mus5ei6nl1ng 5utbeil meroen laiien.
Die Mfa0en1ie ertpdblte Ben Jiiriten
5um Gbren-Mttglieo. Die getroffene
@abl erbielt nnpertpeilt oie erforoerIi<
@ Beitatigung ieitenS 6es &aiiers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
@egen Syleiid),tpt6.
IS d i6i II g t 0 II. 4. VlQr

2S ~ IL y Y III, +. .Vtul.
1as Broblem Ser boben 5leiihprei-
lie miro iib bon ielbit l0len unb 0is
Yreiie auf 25 Ser iebigen @0be fer
abgeben menn Elm Gorlblag 9r. Mer-
rians, 0es GbefS ser bioligiiden Mb=
tbeill1ng i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nent, Den 0ieier ant Greitag por Ell
nem &o1nitee oes observation-disclosures
les ma6te, angenomnen miro. Derlel=
be empfieblt, 0aB auf 0en Garmen
@il0 ge5iidtet, un0 sic 6ar11er Sic
grlaubniB erba1te11 lo0eh oaslelbe gu
i@la6ten. gr lit ser 9lnltdt oaB oieie
3udt iid fait in sen gan5en Ser.
5taaten lobneno betreiben liebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Sfla6pn1a fir @infommeniteaer.
@utbrie, Sfla., 6. Scar.

@utbrie Sfla., 6. Wiar.
0eit Stimmeneinbeaigfeit baben
bei0e &Guler Ser 5toatslegislatur He.
lolutionen angenommen, melde oaS
Nmen6ement CUR 8un0esberfaliuna
be5igli6 Ser ginfonrnenlteuer ratt-
fi5ieren. @ouperneur @aSfen batte
in ietner 8otl6aft an Sic 2egislatur
ernlte 3meifel oariiber ausgeipro9en,
Of Sic 9ln1en0ierung ratbiam erl9ie-
ne, 6iele 3meifel tpuroen BON ser Sc
gislatur aber niht getbeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10

slls @runo miro idle6ter @ei6afts-
gang angegeben. gs lin6 Dies Sic Sir
men g. g. gonett & So, S. 8erg &
&c., iolpie sic go 9eame Sat 6actorp
50. Der lebte Streit un0 Sic oanit
perbunoene glrbeiterausiperrung, Sic
falt ein Sabr unbielt, piro inoireft
fir SEN iMe6ten @ei6aftsgang per-
antportli6 gerna6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Die 2ahl Ser Dbfer.

@eIlington 3aib., z. Oeur.
gead elmer reDioirten 2iite, melhe
0ie 8eamten Ser Greet geortbern am
Montag ansgube1t, fanen onr9 sic
2atpine, tpelde porige @o9e am @eit-
abbang 0es @asfaoengebirges 5tpei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Stir be,1tidje gd)nle1.
@ / en-, 8. Wfar3.

9ie BON Heter &oiegger angereg=
ten bo6ber5ige11 sammlungen baben
nunmebr sic gelpuni6te Sobe Der
atpeiten Nfiaion &ronen errei6t. Ser
gelammte 6onos, I'M 0eiien 8ei6af=
fung ii6 ser aqgemein pere6tte
56riftlteaer ielbit unablaiiig be-
miibt fat, lit ausi6liebli6 fiir ote
6oroerung 0eutider S@ulen be-
1tinn1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
9ie 3arina id,uer erfranH.
st. 8eterS Sbura. 5. so

ct. IS eferSbnrg, 5. Mar.
Die 3arina erlitt einen beftige1
|nerb0ien Mnfnn, uno oie Mer3te. er-
fldren ibr 8efin6en fir gar ni6t 5u=
frie6eniteuen6 Nnttlib miro ange-
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

There's nothing like reconciling oneself to a tough situation. The editor of The Coconino Sun is revel- ing in gleeful satisfaction over his discovery that one or two other un- protected places in the country had a shade lower temperature and a little more of the beautiful than was recorded at Flagstaff. Resi- dents of the Medicine Hat of the southwest are fortunate in having a philosophic publisher to alleviate their present sufferings. Winslow Mail. Now really, wouldn't this make one's vacuum viabrate! This too. when there are at least dozen or more Winslow people come to Flagstaff every day during the year
 come away from Winslow tc make living too.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

The aviators week at Los Ange- les has brought forward a lot of wild-eyed sky sailors with all sorts of new ideas in the way of sky boats. In few years this aviation business will make us a race of long necks and the fellows with eyes highest up in their foreheads will be detailed as sky scouts.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

The figures given by the casual statistician as to cost of living from year to year should usually be taken with a grain of allowance as well as the reasons assigned for in. creased cost of living. Living does cost more. it is a natural con sequense of high prices pald for wheat. oats. corn. wool. cotton, beef, mutton and last but not least land in the United States.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

Under the new section of the United States pinal code. it is a serious offense to issue check for less than S1. This looks like an other foul blow at the newspaper man. who, owing to his bank bal ance must necessarily draw 'em about that size.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

The wise weather prophet who pre- dicted an open. dryswinter IS now willing to admit that his goose bone sign mislead him.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

President w. F. Dermont of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber com pany of Williams. issued neat en- graved New Years geeting on be- half of the company to their many friends, wishing them bright and successful New Year.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

Attorney J. c. Forest of Prescott is prominently mentioned for the position of Assistant United States Attorney in place of George Christy of Phoeinx, the present encum- bent.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

The editor of the Winslow Mail asks in stentorian type: Shall Winslow Go Forward or Back ward" It is indeed a question of grave import. but we would sug- gest they continue doing as they have heretofore-just side step.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

INV frO A'a @ANReSf N'~ sNNN'~ ~NA' nal is doing a great deal more damage thin the article indicated and in a great many places besides Alaska. Right here in Arizona, for instance, up in the Tonto coun- try, acres and acres of young trees are injured or killed annually by porcupines.
 But the intimation that the for est service is not alive to the fact is entirely wrong. said Mr Barnes. On the contrary 8 great deal of at- tention is being paid to the porcu- pine pest and the handling of it, in this part of the country at least. is one ofthe duties of Mr. Barnes offi- cial position. He says that the forest rangers are instructed at all times to destroy the pesky porcu- pines wherever they can be found and they are provided with poison, traps and ammunition for that pur- pose. It is to be as far as possible was of eradication. and the rang CTS are to leave no stone unturned to kill the varmints. They either circle or strip the bark from young trees to an extent that is in some places quite alarming.
 Half the residents of Arizona probably never saw porcupine, or at most only few of them. and there are doubtless many citizens who would be surprised to learn that the animal is found in this country at all. Nor are there many in this part of it, though in years past one has occasionally been brought to Phoenix. Such incl. dents. however, are so rare that a porcupine on exhibition in Phoe- nix window would be real attrac- tion.
 The porcupine, says MT. Barnes, is very retiring sort of an animal. He seems to know that he is not wanted in the best of society and takes all possible precautions to keep out of 1t. Moreover his des- tructive tastes are such that he wants to be let alone in his work, for he seems to know that fault will be found with it. Even in the forest country the animal is of- ten hard to locate until the evidence of his whereabouts is seen on the parked trees in the vicinity, but wherever colony of them is To-. cated it is the first duty of the for est ranger to exterminate it by whatever method he deems most effective. .-Phoeinx Republican. We don't know just which porcu- pine this is, but it is understood that there is at least two in Arizo- na and to think they would set to work destroying trees on the Tonto Forest where timber is so scarce. Hooks like real maliciousness. Ants also do great damage in pulling up the grass and eating grass seed. this to should be stopped immediately and rangers should be instructed to kill one by some dead lily medthod wherever found. It is hoped that grazers will ap- preciate this mighty journalistic effort by grazing experts to protect their interests.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

Always stand back and laugh at the other fellow when he is boost ing the town. but if the measley town boosts along, jump in and claim the honor at once. Ton are bound to make a reputation that way whether you like it. .or. not.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

Unlike former winters, there are only a few houses to rent in the city. There are more people here than ever before during the winter.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

w. J. Bryan is suffering with a bad cold in his bank account and Is unable to speak.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

There was many a jar last year and some cans.
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

She was good old year, but o, this ere new one!
The Coconino sun., 1910-01-07

Official Paper of Coconino County Official Paper of the Town of Flagstaff
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-07-14
Dance in euIfport.

Gulfport, Miss, July 7.-One
of the largest dances of the sea
son was given last evening at
the Great Southern Hotel, and
among the brilliant assemblage
Of young ladies, Misses Harrison
and Foote Of Columbus were con
spicuously popular. Owing TO
the large number Of out-of-town
guests present, the large dance
hall was filled, and a four-pieced
orchestra dispensed music.
Punch was served throughout
the evening. A special orches-
ira will arrive Saturday from
New Orleans to finish the season
with the Great Southern and
another large dance will be given
Saturday night. A large num-
Der of weekend guests will be
in attendance owing to the very
low rates along the G. q S. /. r.
r.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-07-14
Mosquitoes by the Million.

New Orleans, La, July II. -
The entire Gulf coast of Louisiana
and Mississippi is suffering from
a plague of mosquitoes. Millions
of the pests are swarming over
that region, making life almost
unbearable to inhabitants. Many
New Orleans families who went
to the coast resorts to spend the
summer have returned to this
city and will spend the remain
der of the season at home. Ami
mails are being driven frantic by
the mosquitoes and in some To-
calities the horses and mules are
dying.
Wild animals in the swamps of
the rivers and bayous have been
forced to flee many miles in an
effort to outrun the mosquitoes
and in some instances deer have
gone into the cities and towns in
their flight from the winged
pests. In the southwestern part
of Louisiana several large saw
mills and factories have closed
down because their employees
have refused to stand the torture
of fighting mosquitoes and try
ing to work at the same time.
At Lake Arthur a holiness
camp meeting was abandoned on
account of the mosquito plague.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-07-14
MISTRIAL IN HARRISON CASE.
Dunbar Rowland

Charles Harrison charged u
retailing who was tried on Mon
day before Justice Beverly
Mathews and a jury. The jury
could not agree and a mistrial
was the result, four of the jury
men stood for acquittal and two
for conviction. The case will be
tried again at 10 O'Clock Friday
morning. Hon. j. |. Sturdivant
county attorney was absent from
the city and his partner, Hon. +.
C. Owen, was the prosecuting
attorney while Hon. w. p. Strib-
ling represented the defense.
Charles Perry was the first wit
ness examined. He swore that
on Feb. IL, he bought four pint
bottles of liquor from Harrison
in a negro barber shop operated
by Carter Strawbridge, that he
paid S1.50 to Carter for the
whiskey. Mr.. j. M. Brazealle
and two negroes, Carter Straw
bridge and John Hendrix corrob-
Grated the statement made by
Perry. Two witnesses were in
troduced by the defense were.
Harrison, the defendant, and
Mr.. Andrew Burrage. Harrison
denied the charges made against
him.
Mr.. Burrage's testimony had
no special bearing. He was at
the place on business and testi-
fed that there was drinking but
did not know where the whiskey
came from.
The case will come up again
Friday in the meantime Harrison
will rest in Jail.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-07-14
RETURN FROM ENCAPMMENT

The Columbus Rifiemen in
charge of Cant. w. S. Mullins,
m company with several other
troops from this state returned
home Monday morning from a
ten days camp at Chickamauga.
The special train used for these
companies reached Columbus
over the Southern at 2 O'Clock
Monday morning. The Caledo-
MIA CO npany unloaded at Steens
and the Columbus Rifiemen at
this place while the others went
to their different homes.
The daily rains at Chicka-
mauga have worked hardships
upon the soldiers encamped
there, much sickness is reported.
besides it prevented the state
troops from getting the instuc-
tions they would have COTTON
had the weather permitted ma
neuvers, etc.
Col. John P. Mayo. paymaster
general of Mississippi National
Guard did not return to Colum-
bus until yesterday.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-07-14
BORING FOR OIL
bar Rowland ha.afIAM
OPERATIONS BEGUN MONDAY
COLUMBUS PEOPLE INTERESTED N
PROSPECTING. TWO DRILLS IN CHARGE
OF PENNSYLVANIA EXPERT

Boring for oil was begun on
Coal Fire creek. about a mile
from McShaa, Monday by the
Southern Mineral Development
Co., in which a number Of Co
lumbus people are interested.
The company controls the miner
al right in 5000 acres Of land
and Mr.. w. S. Allen, a geologist
of Birmingham, who was form
erly connected with the success
full operations in the Fayette
field, is convinced from the geo
logical conditions that oil as well
as gas will in all likelihood be
found.
Surface indications of oil are.
it is said, plentiful. Mr.. Allen
located two prospective wells at
McShan last week, when the ma
chinery arrived, and two drills
were started Monday.
The drilling is in charge of X.
X. Johnston. an expert from
Pennsylvania, and in sixty days,
possibly half that time he ex-
poets to reach a sufficient depth
to determine the value of the
field.
McShan is a little over 20 miles
from Columbus, on the Mont
gomery division of the M. g. O.,
and the successful development
of an oil or gas field there must
be of great benefit to Columbus.