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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-03-05
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FELCEY sEARLEs.
Shreveport, La, Feb. 20, 1917.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-03-05
INSURANCE.

When you want money, fire insurance,
bends, life insurance, real estate, acct
dent insurance or building and loan
stock, sec w. c. Agurs, i'll the Cooper
building
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-03-05
FOR THE LOAN EDUCATIONAL
FIND

The net proceeds Of the entertainment
at the Dreamland thcater ON March
will be donated 10 the loan educational
fund Of the Federation of Woinen's
Clubs, of which committee Mrs. Frances
Shuttleworth is the active and valued
chairman. Mrs. shuttlewort1 keeps the
matter before the clubs in season and
out Of season believing that no greater
good can be done in the State than to
laid in the education Of deserving girls
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-03-05
FREE BOOK
ker Every Living Thing on the Farm
Humphreys Veterinary Specifies.

100 Page Book free, on the Treatment and
slsrs Of Horses, Cattle. sheep, Dogs,
heEs and Poultry, also Stable Chart I'd
hang mp, mailed free.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-03-05
THE POET OF THE slERRAs.

THE POET OF THE SIERRAS.
Cincinnatus tIiner Miller, better
known as Joaquin Miller, the poet of the
Sierras, is lying critically i'll i'll Oakland
Cal. Mr. NIiller's only daughter Juanita
Miller, All actress in New York, and his
brother, George Melvin Miller Of Ore.
gen, arc at his bedside Joaquin Miller
is one of the most picturesque and
agreeable figures in our literature; he
fills a place of his own. and with Harte
has given California a literary setting
to be proud of Besides his Song of
the Southland" Songs of the Mexican
Seas. Song of the Desert" and Songs
Of Italy" he has written romantic prose
narratives "The Modocs," THE One
Fair Woman and play called THE
Dantes." Mr. Miller was born in In
diana in 1871 He removed to Oakland
in 1887.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-03-05
THE QUEEN AND HER COURT.

Our Red River belle and beauty, Miss
Adeline Robinson and her court viewed
the Mardi Gras pageant from the bal
eony Of the Shreveport Drug Company.
There Rex paused paid obeisance to the
Queen and was given the keys Of the
city The Queens attendants were
Misses Harriet Robinson, Margaret Ma
son. Mary Lynn Tier, Nell Taylor, Neva
Kerley. Georgia v. stringfelIow. and
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-03-05

tory under the direction of those thor
ough and accomplished musicians, Prof.
and Mrs. Z II. r, Flood Among the
ot,t of town pupils who are studying in
the Shreveport School of Music are
Miss Ethridge and Miss Lawrence of
Montgomery La, and Miss Cunyus Of
Longview, neice of Mrs c. c. Hard
man. Shreveport is well known as an
educational CENTER to which the high
beautiful culture of musical training Is
now added
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Tombstoner favors
 Orphans Home

Within 8 'hort time project will be started which it i- expected will be taken ur srd endorsed by all thinking people who are at an familiar with the circuulstances in Arizona, espe- cIsl.v The charitably inclined. This is au orEh4n-' home and the ides has been contemplated for some .ime past, but urttl G1w has not taken definite form. |, hss had no more esrnes. advocate than John . Wi liam., dis. trjct attorney Of Cochisa county, vho was in Tucson yesterlry and told uf the steps that are uow to be taken Already site l. offered ty Hoval 4 smith, vhD will give ten acres from the Warren ranch, with perpetual water for the npkeep and the uses Of ! tine proposed home To erect the building will cost s25,0n0 it is esti- mated, and after 1t is erected it is ex. pected that the legislature will pro- vid for is maiutens nee. It wIll re- qnire oLly for the starting, for the building, popular support in sutscrip- tj0ls.-Tucson Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
|. 0. 0. R. M
 Meets in Bisbee

The great council Of the rsservation of Arizona, Improved Order of Red Men, convened yesterday morning at Bisbee
 The following oficers Of the Arizona reserration were elected TOT the year:
 Great sachem-Harry Drschman ci Tucson.
 Senior sagsmore-C. s Benton oi Bisbee
 Junior ssgamore-F Stoukmeyer of Phoenix.
 Great Chief Of Record,-N E Hawk of Tucson.
 Great keeper of Wampum-Rich- ard Sumid of Prescott. Great prophet-H. E. Berper of Tomb-tone.
 W F Hawke Of Tucson wss re-eleci- ed great chief Of records. Lee Ross of Bishee was elected great sachem AZ A tribute of honor, as the first tns- iness nader the head Of election o officers. He was unable tO serve be- cause ot III health and be teudered hi. resignation foiloainc his election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28

entered yacsting the plesdings. Leave was granted ly the court 10 file an snswer, and the csse was set for trial on July lith.
 In the case of the Arizona Bank X Trust company ys E T Fisher, ct Il an sction for debt, the came was heard and the proof msde, and judgment was entered ID behalf of the plaintiff
 The case of Rsper l. Hogue vs John Wood, ct sl, SD action for accounting was reset for trial on June 22nd. The case of Fern Scsrhrough vs Reese Scarborough was heard tbi' morning, the same being an action for divorce, and judgment vas grant ed 10 the plaintiff.
 In the csse ol C : Powers, ct al VI W Gould. ct sl, sn appeal case iron the justice of the peace court, th' motion to dismiss on behalf of thu defendants attorney was denied, ana the sureties on the cost bond wer' ordered to appear ID court on Monds! May 29.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
From Thursdays Daily

Deputy Sheriff Bob Bilburn snd daughter arrived i1 the county sc't today on brief stay.
 Mrs Fly returned home on tie noon trs n after an absence .oi about s week In los Angeles, where sle visited with iriends.
 J. J Raphael, Jr., Of Nog.les is numbered among the court attend .ats in Tombstone today.
 FER Dent ot Don Louis is in the city today on a brieI business mis- sion,
 County Treasurer Charles ". Hicks and wife left th;s afternoon for Bi-bee and Douglas, where they will yisit with friends for about two week..
 Mics Helen Benedict and brother, I Allan Benedict, reformed last evening z from two days vii. at the Cochise Stronghold.
 So Tar this month there has not been 8 single insanity case beiare tine the probate court Tor examination.
 M. J. Cunningham, cashier of the , Miners and Merchants Bank at B $ bee, was brief Tombstone visitor last evening, having ma ie the trip in his automobile.
 Attorney Robert French vas among the arrivals on the noon train from Douglas today O. court business.
 H. I. Fisher. accompanied by hi. wife and daughter, arrived in iomt' stone today from the Fisher ralcf near Fairbauk.
 Attorney Roy Morioot departed thi after oon for his home in Bi-bee slte stay of several days in the count' seat on business connected with tn, county recorders office.
 County School Superintendent E F Stover will go 10 Bisbee tomoTroV afternoon to attend the commence meut exercises of the Bisbee Higl school. To the morning Superintend en. S,over will address the To.h5stUn schools which close for the term 10 , morrow.
 [ Mo. Archibald arrived in To | stone today from yuHs on 5us;aes trip,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Ruling Brings Joy
 To Arizonans

Among the Arizona capitalists to whom the recent ruling Of the supreme court, regarding the compulsory use by railroads Of safely appliances brought much joy, were J W Thomp- son, Ralph sturgis. Frank Haynes, Of Globe and W D Kendrick, the lat ter sometimes referred to by h;s in. inmates. as "Naco Bill." well known in Cochise county.
 These men own and control the Kendrick Valve, an attachment when applied gives train crews and yard men absolute control of air brakes and etesm connections between cars.
 The appliar co has been demon. strated thoroughly to the satisfaction of railroad men and has been put urop the l;st of approved appliances.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Magon Heads Large
 Army of Insurrectos

Since the Mexican revolution is about over, much attention Is being directed to the socialistic leader Flores Msgon, who appears to have q following fl about 20D0 Mexicans and are sounding a discordsnt note in the present Mexican nprising.,
 Magon is the FevOIuionist who was convicted in Tombstone. with VIllsresl and Rivera. Of violating the neutrality laws snd sentenced to IS months in the Florence penitentisry. Since his release, ss editor Of the Regeneration he has beer making bitter fight Un the Disz administration and a'eo turned his editorial batteries on Mad. erO. whom he asserts is as bad AS D.s r. The Magonites arc all insurrectos ana carry the same red white and green colors as the Maderists. with the ad-. ditionsl Iungnis of red ribbon sbont the arm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Arizona Resident Bit
 By a RattIesnake

J W Membres, residing in Tucson sDd known Tn Cochise county. was bitten by rsttlesnake near Oracle yesterday afternoon, and last night was in 6 very serious condition, &C., cording to reports received in Tucson. The accident was reported to the DO |. lice, who immediately notified the family Of Membres. The Star says that an automobile was dispatched last night to bring the injured man to the city. The suto left alter mid- night and e race will be m ade to head of the poisonous effects Of the rep tile.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Church Party Enters
 Into Mexican Politics

The Catholic Nationsl party is the isteet entry into the field of politics Tn Mexico, according to sdyices re- ceiyed The new party is being launched in the capital city of the republic with campaign Of publicity and ~iii take sn acrIve part iu the cnmirZ elections.
 Some oi the strongest men in Mex .co are s,id to be behind the new po- l;ticai cabal and will exert themselves 10 the utmost to insure ,he success of is candidates at the epolls
 The Catholic Nationaists announce AS their platform the organization Of democratic government and the protection Of the liberty Of the people in the matter of free suffrage, free speech and unrestricted privileges of the press.
 AnotAer important clause of it's platform Hill he the gu rantee of full religious liberty 10 all citizens, no matter what church atilistion be may hold.
 convention wIll shortly be called and candidate selected for the pres- idency AS we'll as the lesser office. Of the republic. in pursuance with the announced intention Of the provision- al government.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Pioneer Tombstone
 Woman Is Dead

Mrs' Harriett k Tweed, widow oi the late Henry A Tweed. who was formerly partner with B A Packard ID the cattle business in the DragOon mountains, died st her home in Phoe- nix on Friday Mrs. Tweed came to Arizona gi,h her husba nd in 1883. To- eating at Tombstone, where they Te- sided when not on their mountain ranch until 1889. when they moved to Phoenix.
 Many Tombstone pioneer residcnts recall tie deceased, who was noble woman, and learn with deep regret ui her demise. The Tweed ranch piC- turesquely located near Cochise Stronghold is still referred 10 as one O. the beauty spots of the county and visited by many sight.ee-ers
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Tombstone Public
 Schools Closed Today

Today marked the closing Of ore of the most successful school years in the history If Tombstone putlc schools, aud the entire week bs- been a busy one both in the Graded a. sell as in the High -c1ools. There have been entertainments. harqu-t- and receptions between the vsrrun= classes. Weinead.y afternoon wa- probably the biggest event of the c1mmercement week, when the en- tire High school united and gave an entertainment and spread, to which the parents Of the scholars were in. vited.
 Tine graduates from the High school this year are Miss Julia R cki-liov and Mr. Allan 4. Benedict.
 This morning County Schoo! Sopt, S,over addressed the Eighth Grade grad 1ates and delivered diplomas 10 graduating class Of six gjrls and twu boys as follows Misses Henrietta Rockieliow, Edna Neyin, Dolly Fowler, May Noyes. Beulth York and Adalr Lsndrrs, and Messrs Thomas Brandt and James Lamb.
 During the next two week tie teachers ill leave OF their summer vacation tu the east and vest, while several will spend ,he vacation days ju thia good old town.
 The BUsrd Of Education has net fully completed the list of teachers Tor the coming year, but 30 far, it is understood. i've oi ,his years efficient corps Of instructors have been en- gagged for next year. They are: Misses Ella Ni0lo, Elizabeth Axtell. Ora Collins, Josephine McPherson and Miss Chowning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
From Fridays OailY

Mrs Reis English and daughter, Miss Irene, departed yesterday after noon for Miami, where they will re- side thi- summer. Mir. Englj-h h has s position st that camp and has been there for iha past two nionths.
 James Barrett is in town for sever al days from the Bsrret camp ID the Dragon mountains, where he is de- veloping a valuable group of copper claims.
 Attorne, Ro-. arrived in Tomt- stone lsst evening from Bisbee on court business
 A Wentworth ard A T Schuas,er were among the returning passenger. 1n the noon train from Bi.bee, where they attended the annual R,dmea. pow WOW.
 William Lowe returned rom brie 'isit to Bi.hee and Do1gl4s today. Fred Wald, who is developing ( group of mining claims in the foot h'lls Oi the Dragoon Mountains, is 1T 'he city today si.eIhis regular supply oi powder and provisions
 H E BerneI and wife returned thi morning from Bi-bee, where Mir Der ner attended the "tig dCin's" Of th Arzons Redmen, who has been il annual session st the copper can, for the past several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Huachuca Forest
 Fire is Extinguished

The cavalry troops st Fort Hua- rhucs are now resting after their hard figh, against the forest fire on the military reservation.
 R. l.. Se'kirE, forest supervisor ot the for st service in thi= district, re- ceivei me.,sge from For, Huachucs -,sting that the flames had been com. ,'e'olv ,ubdued and extingushed
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
"SweIIest Event
 of the Month

"SWellestsociai event of tie month" "a the words that expresses the feel ing of che Tombstone society iolk- who attended the High School dance at the Gage Hall last night and en. ,oyed every minute of it from rhe beginning until the small hours oi morning. Over loo dance lovers were present. The feature of the event was the pretty grand march. led " Miss Eva Wolcott and Grant Warner, Hi,h about forty couples participating,
 The hall was tastily decora'ed, black and gold the 1911 class color. beng much in evidence Overhead hung the tanners of Glass II, Class 'l2 and Glass 'l3. At times the Class yells added ring and good cheer 10 the happy affair. The Black burn four piece orchestra furnished thc u.rs;c.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
A New Corporation
 Has Been Formed

4 Wa -hington dispatch says:
 The Ysqpi Delta Land and Water company has been incorporated at Dover, Delaware, with authority 10 construct railroads and telegraph lines and operate the same from points on the Gulf of California to other points in the states of Sonora and Chihuahua.
 The incorpoIntors are: Robert D Hanna and James Douglas Csmpbell. of New York. and Joseph E Sweet of Ionkers.
 The capital stock is SI2OOO,OOO.
 It is supposed that this company is to construct line to the Gulf of California from Tucson. to form S Pacific outlet for the Fl Pasu and Southwestern rs-lrosd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Twenty-Seven Cars
 Of Cattle On Road

Twenty, seven carloads of cattle loaded st Nsco by the Greene Cattle con mpsny, will pass through the city tomorrow enroute to California. &C., cordIng 10 sdvices received today by the freight department. uf the Ram dolph offices,
 The 1000 cattle O! Col. W. s, Sur ges and J NJ Ronstsdt will be shipped ed tomorrow from the local stock. yards. Col. sturges arrived here yes- terday evening from his ranch at Las Morss to superintend the shipment.- Tucson Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
"Chinks Could Whip
 Says American

Speaking of the slaughter Of Chi. nese at Torreon following the taking of that city by Mexican rebel force Ben Welch sn Fl Psso travelling man, declared this morning that fl the Chi. nese became thoroughly aroused there are enough of them in that sec. ton of Mexico in which Torfeon is located to cause the rebels no small trouble,
 "Let those Chinese get started 0nce," he ssid, "snd they will make it mighty interest ng for the insur- rec,os. The Chinese in that valley have built up that part of Mexico and they are quite able to take care of themselves.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Old Newspaper Man
 Doing Jury Duty

4 smell of printers ink always draws into the print shop any person that ever has teen connected in the news sper work, and it WAS likely tLe cause of bringing Newton Trenham, who is doing jury duty at the county seat for few days, into the The PROTECTOR ssnctum this afternoon. MT. Irenham is now located at Bisbee where he is representing the Everglade Land Sales company, but was former ly dolng newspaper stunts in Minne- sota and New Mexico. and pever paeses 4 print shop without stepping in to
 take 6 look st the familiar off ce towel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
Mauk Travels Bisbee-
 Tombstone Road

Territorial Auditor George Mauk went over the proposed route of the Territorial road between Bisbae and Tombstone. It is said that Mr Mauk was much pleased with the route up Tombstone canyon from Douglas and tbst he will at least recommend that the road continue through bisbee and on to Tombstone, but at the came time it is understood that Mir Msuk is not impressed with the idea of taking the road 10 either Benson or St David Just what will be the final route re- m 4ins to be seen
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28

The toloaing Fl Psso and South- western circular will interest Tomb stOnites:
 Effective June let, 1911, daily standard Pullman sleeping car servIce is inaugurated between Douglas and Los Angeles, and standard Pullman sleeping ear will leave Douglas, daily on train No. ,, connecting with the Southern Pacific train No. 9 at Benson.
 Standard Pulln an sleeping car ser- vice will begin On train No. I leaving Los Angeles June 3rd, connecting with Southwestern traiL No. 6 at Benson, June 4th, and WiIl be day
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28

Of all the Lostsl ssvides tanks that al Globe still leads in the average balance in accounts per depositor, $IO4O3, and is third in number of depositors, 20y-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28

Yuma Elks leid the corner stone 10 their neS home sunday. The cere- msnies were largely attended, and the affair wac a gala occasion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
 In the federal court late yesterday afternoon the United States grand jury returned into open court par tisl report iollows:-
 Herman Muller indicted for bigamy Rsdavon Stricko,ich. indicted for grand larceny.
 The former WAS srrsigned and en- tered plea of not guilty, while the latter defendant Sill enter his plea this afternoon, upon his arrival from Bisbee, he being under bond.
 The following charges were ignored
 Wong Poy, smuggling. bond ex- honorsted.
 \ NJ. Petty, fornicstion.
 A. B. Chabot. alias B, H. Thomas, iornication.
 Fred Hickory. adultery.
 Reiugio Ramirez, smuggling,
 It is expected that the federal grand jury will take its final sdjournmen sometime tomorrow, ss witnesses are expected to srrve on the evening train from Nogsles, otherwise ad iournment would have been tsker this afternoon.
 The two csses pending against G " Renter, who was indicted by th' last federal grand jury for unlswfulIy permitting live stock 10 gage on 8 forest reservation, were continued ioi the term on motion oi the defendant
 PARTIAL REPORT
 The federal grand jury made sn- other partial report before the noon recess was taken ss follows:-
 Refugio Encinos, indicted for snug. gling.
 Antonio ortega, indicted for snug gling.
 Pauline Wells, indicted for viola ton of Section Z, federal law.
 Albert Capp, receiving smuggled property.
 Fred Ferguson, for concealipg g smuggled property.
 William Kluting, concea!ing snug gled property.
 The grand jury ignored the case against Joaquin Coutrares, held on the charge of smuggling, and after being sdmonished by the court was ordered dismissed from custody cn motion Of the United States At,or- ney.
 The two cases against Thomas An drews, slias J P Murphy and George o. Pool, alas Snake Pool, alias NJ L. Harris, were set for trial OF May 25. Both being tentative settings. The indictments in these cases were found sometime ago against the defendants, the first mentioned of whom vss only srrsigDed this morning.
 The case against Rsdovsn S,ricko- vich, yesterday indicted on the charge of grand larceny, was set for trial on Thursday, May 25.
 Herman Muller, who was also in. dicted yesterday on the charge of big amy, was arraigned and plead not guilty, and the case was set foy trial tomorrow.
 Tn the case Of Pauline Wells, the defendspt's counsel moved the court to permit his client to withdraw her plea of not guilty to the indictment found against her and enter plea of guilty, which was granted by the court and a fine of $50 was assessed and paid.
 In the csse of Albert Cspp. jointly indicted with Fred Ferguson and Will liam Klutipg on the charge oi receiv- ing smuggled property. the defendant entered plea of not guilty and was granted severence.
 DISTRICT COURT During the day the following mat ters were hesrd and disposed of in the district court:- In the case of John T Nicholson ys , H c Beumler. an action for account ing. an order vacating the order
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-05-28
tContinued from page 2
0oings In the
 District Court

crime of assault with s deadly weapon with intent 10 commit murder the defendant vss sentenced to six years in the territorial penitentisry at Flor ence from date.
 The lease of the territory vs Fred Hickory indicted for the crime oi rape, was reset for trial on June lo.
 In the case of the Norton-Morgan company vs George Macs, ct sl' sn action for the return of certain stock, permission was granted oy the c"urt to file an sn answer in intervention by the Michizons Development conn psny.
 With the exception of the Geo SC Marior murder case, which is set for trial on June r. the territorial crim' iuol docket has teen cleared by the district attorney, but few cases having been continued until the October term for trial