Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25

NOpeclal f-lne brillSn SuDlSClb Oi Cananea gave 6 banquet on Thars- day night in honor of the coronation of King George V. at which they entertained a number of guests who represented the foreign nations in the population Of Cananea. The affair was held in the Ron quillo restaurant and the dining room was beautifully decorated with flags of the different natlons represented, flowers and pOtted plants.
 During the banquet messages were read from His Majesty King George V., the British consul at Chicago and the presidents of various British societies throughout the United States and Mexico
 The menu suggests Great Britian throughout for it included the fol lowing: Consomm a Ia Britannia. Filet of English Sole. Welsh Pat ties. Canadian Southdown Lamb, Cardiff Sprouts, Loch Lomond Snipe and English Plum Pudding. During the banquer;ng Goldsmith's orches- tra furnished international airs.
 Following the feasting came the toasts. Ward Davies acted as toast master and those responding. and their toasts, were as follows:
 The Republic of Mexico Paul Probert The response was sy Dr. c. Davilla.
 His Majesty, George " and the British Empire" George Young. This was responded to by ". H. Carey for England; Gordon Bullock for Australia, and A W. Keith for Can ada.
 The Foreign Nations, Ward Davies. Responded to by the vari- ous representative foreigners present.
 The c. c. c. Co.," R. s. Rob ertSon. Responded to by George Young
 The Press" " H. Carey
 The spaces between toasts were hlled by English songs and selections rendered by the orchestra or sung by the banquetters.
 The Britishers showed true British hospitality throughout the evening and all the guests voted them the best of entertainers.
 The story printed in the border newspapers recent: to the effect that sxty dead rebels were found buried in the city cemetery who had been executed by the previous ad ministration. is nothing but canard The story goes on 10 say that the sixty men were arrested as political prisoners and that they were re ported to have been sent to Hermo sillo, where, upon investigation, they were not found
 The truth Of the matter is that the men referred to were sent to Her mosiIlo and placed in the federal army and possibly some of them now lie in unmarked graves in Agus Prieta, Ures or along the Haqu river.
 The trains on the s. P de NJ railroad are now running on the old schedule below Nogales. The tralni now leave at 10 D. m. and return al : a. m. as before the revolution.
 A night and day school will sooI be started in Cananea by the Masonic lodge for the benefit of the poorel class of laboring men who are un educated Compentent teachers vii Dt thEdStu TUT NAAt AAA E7AAt e+-AA N--s courses. 4 reading room will also b' maintained. The new school will b' located in the building formerly oc cupied by the Francesa store.
 The telegraph line to Arizpe Wal repaired this week and now mes
 sages are accepted here for al
 points in Sonora where there was | telegraph station before the val The Arizpe-Hermosillo line was s by the initiative, referendum and re l call embodied in the constitutions O Oklahoma and Arizona. The req . question presented is whether or no ? all the people shall be governed b representatives chosen for the pul P pose in an orderly, regular way ae' , ing in accordance with a well m;
 tured fundamental law adopted by tn ], active concurrence of at least a mf [ jority of the adult male populatio ! or by self constituted representative 1 acting without direct responsibiit