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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

II any person liable Ia taxation fails
"a return a true list of such pioprr:y
II ~ then the duty Of the Assessor IA
make a list Of the property Of such per.
son and is valued according 10 the best
information he can Obtain, and such
person 50 failing 10 make the proper re.
turn is liable TO q penalty Of 90 per cent
in addition 70 the true mount and value
Of the property, which shall be assessed
and collected a. part Of the taxes II
such person, (Section 1896 G. l..
1870, 4.s.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
Fighting Jack Eros,

Roswell. With twenty automobile,
ready lnv 81 night. and IN elaborate
,rti", If electric frost alarms with hun
ir"ds 1T smudgr pots filled ready ton
lighting, M" fIuIt grower. Ut the rccn,
valley have taken greater care than
over h"for" to lee ready f"r q possible
spring frost. when the thermometer
r",rh", M" danger notch D. springs au
"%l"ctri, alarm which viii cause u VIII,
ID" Il" blow , rrrr"ucrri"d signal ~ Re-,
well. aud III" %'"l"phou" central opera
Tor there will immediately wire nv,
DARN 81" ~urighh"ring towns ur aud
i"v 'h" ,aIlry. Tn" autom"hil", will
lee used tu take the R"swrll irui, grow
"rs tu 'h"it taurhrs.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

FOR SAlE;-I2o acres patented land
On Plaza Largo jus, south of Tucum
carr Mountain. River cuts of about
SiS acres Of one corner, all the rest level
and water may Ice had At twelve IT,
twenty feet. Bottom land and rich ~
may b" had in the county, Inquire al,
News Office for prices and terms. a.li.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
VALUE RECEIVED
FOR YOUR MONEY

Ihri" IL probably not - man who
'""ds this wuo does not ray uui more
money every wear tor insurance than
nr does fuf hi, Shoes. aud vet there j..
probably no man who reads ihi, who
gives half ~ much attention 10 the
quality If the Insurance he ray, fur.
- h." docs to the quality ct the shoe,
that hc nHvs for. The reason s, OBJ
'i"us. You buy vour shoes and yuu ra'
'hcm :" the test at 49,. II th,y uu not
stand lh" test, v"u ind rut the iDfrrrnr
quality. You huy M, insurance policy
aud YOU put 1t "u the shelf. aud only
an" policy IN q good man, D., rut ,n
w" test of usc for m" purI"s" Tor which
y * bought. The consequence 4. that
Won neglect q" post Yourself as ~ the
manner in which the quality rrn lr
tested N"u know f., good ,hu" when
Won ,"" il, bat y"u Il" not SNOW q gpod
policy Of insurance when won see II.
II v"u bought vouf shoe, Ia uut on the
shelf and 20 us" only In rmrfgcnrIr,
that might never arise. vou would prob
ahl' buy cheap shoes chcup ,ho,,
would 10 just ~ good ~ good shoe, 10
lay ~ the shelf II They were never need
ri for actual use, 80 people gc, into
the habit of huving insurance polcir,
aud putting them ~ their shelves and
they 10 very well until q drr comes. lui
when % nrr comes tho host j. none too
good.
Good dr" insurance :, more important
than hoes. Insurance l. tho basis Of
all credit upon which an our trade rest,
aud We ought to know more ahnu, the
quality at insurance than We d.. write
aud sell Just the hlnd IT lire insurance,
toinad" Or accident policy you need
after Won have had +, loss Come and
LEI m" ln,nr" Your property in Que Of
the best companies On earth, aud then
in Ease Of loss ! will protect YOU and
make good every time.
C. B HAMILTON
Insnr"nc" Agent Tucumcari, y. VI
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
Boer Farmers Coming

Albuquerque Thittyh,r ,r f",',
aga 10 MrStr" aud who want, tn .scap,
from the unsettled conditions, in that
'"uutt,. will bring their fumili.. with
ih"m 10 New MrNiro and found q ,"l
ru, at l". AlHmus. near l.us Vegas.
san Miguel county. II i expected that
the ~ majority of these immigrant. will
b" IN the ground iu o Month "r IT,
weeks.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

According 10 advice from the district
attorney, all land, Tor which the Own.
"rs held final proof receipts on March
lst,, - taxable for the year l?ll, All
persons whom ! have assessed previous
to April l,t,, please notify me II they
held hnal receipts before March lst.,
for land which was not rendered for
taxes for III" wear Of 1911 aud I will add
sane 10 their assessment.
IRA j. 3RGSCOE,
lhr Tax Assessor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
Large Land owner Dies

Albuquerque. s.. r. Colby died ~
Chicago OF pneumonia. Ne wss on,
OF the largest Individual owners oi
laul IN san Miguel county, holding be-
tween 5000 aud 5000 acres. which be-
wa engaged IN yoloniling.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
Second Change Of Venue

santa Pc. \ sensational turn wa,
given the trial 1T Dorontco Torres aud
i've other defendants from T'oirnncr
county when their attorney, demanded
. SECOND change Of venue from Santa r.
back to Es,unria county. where the na,r
was originally up fur tual.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
NEW MEXICO NEWS
Prisoner Breaks jail

N]Iluqu,rpur John r. luu"u, ndir'
rt for stealing HORSES, captured rn
gently 30 \rlloua and held Iu ia" Si"r
200 county Jail ~ llill,huro. owaiiu.
'ripi, broke Jail hv filing III" bol, IA
au IRON duor and ui'iug the d"or IN
the hinges.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
Must Pay $1,000 Annually

Santa Fc.-A writ Ut mAndamus wa,
granted 10y District Judge McFic upon
petition Of the Children Md Society
of New Mexico, to compel the t%crritor
lal auditor. William q. Sargent. To pc,
the society an annual appropriation oi
$4,000 for permanent improvements.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
Interesting Lawsuit

santa Pc. In the most interesting
lawsuit involving the non delivery ot d
Telegram bv he Western Union ~ III,
residence ct H. T.. Johnson, who claim.
IN have lost = government position
through a.. q Jury brought IN q verdict
for tiE damages.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
NEW TRIAL A
ED TO DIR. HYDE
Convicted Slayer of Million.
aire Swope Wins In APP.
peal.
SENSATIONAL TRIAL
WILL BE

Enu,a, CITY. NO. April H. IN Is
clarke HYDE. couN ictcd after u ,rusn
tioual trial Ut the murder oi col. Thoma,
H. ~w"Ir m]lliuunir" philanthfopist.
was to-day granted q new trial hy the
Missouri supreme Court sitting ut JET
tctsun city.
DR.. Hyde hH. been IN the county Jail
IN Kansas Guy for nearly . wear fol.
Iowtu the sentence 'n ~" imrtisuu
mont
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

You al now buy United States EE.
press Money Orders at the Elk Drug
store. 4.S.2t
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

All the latest and dp.to.date Maya.
zines at Roberts & Packs.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
TWO r KILLED
IN A

The Sad Tradegy Occurred
At Wagon Mound, Mora
County, This Afternoon.
One of the Victims Train.
ed Nurse From South
Dakota.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

For fancy candies 60 to Robert, 4
Pack.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
No bail For Hyde

The supreme court in setting aside
the ,%rrlirt Ut the trial court rrmnnds
HYDE ''tu the custody at the marshal
ct jackson county without bail. rhi.
action Is q great disappointment t.
HYDE and his attorneys, ~ application
wns 20 have been made tor 70 release uu
bond pending q new trial.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
Convicted in May

u i]Iruurit clarke HYDE was con
,irtcd "u Mnv rs last ct the murder
II col Thoma, Sw"pc. millionaire phil
mthr"ris'. sud the physician rurl,
hy marriage. en- July =. after DERIVING
~ Hyde @ new trial, Judge Ralph La,
shaw sentenced him q" lite Imprisonment,
10 il" lr~ui'trutinty
~ lIvi" mad" ,irruu"us rSott. =,
ha,r 'hr court, admit him ~ hail. Ut
trrrug ,"rur,tic. to nu, amount hui
ulg, latshaw ,trndflstly refused ~,
Irrlprri the Missouri law prohibited
the release uu bail ~ murder ra.r..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

en- september - last tine Hyde d,
'orn"y, filed nu appeal tor q new 'rirl
There WEI" 30 ,,rnr'" and dslru,'
point, "u which the attorney. ,l,i ~,
'rial court rrr"I ru 'uliup.
Arguments "u 'h" .r.rai woe ,"-ur
u the Supreme court ct Jefferson 49,.
IrhruHr, o. Judge Kruui>hHw. auig,
Brown and ludg, frr.i, N,irnIug
Frank T. Walsh. rh'ct ,"uu,rl Ton lr
liy,l". ha,"l hi, argument, Tor e u,v
.irInl paul, "u au attach ct 'h" t">..r
."gi,', vh" examined 'h" ,r,r'm COL.
Mo-. llur'uu christian ~w"lr aul
rh"mu. u. ~w"I". llr said 'hr finding
pi 'br r>prr', ird uu' prove 70 chain OF
wurl"r. 900 rlr ~w"Ir family. n" o..
u%",ially attacked u Nu cor -. Vaughn
: ~" l'ui,rr,i', ct Michigan. who uai
testified to finding ."',.auulnr iu ta"
liver uf col ~v"pr
Walsh argued M" '>u".'. Test If in,
'i,,i VA, not r]"urlu.Nr. ~ %il,ir',
Wv NNN' 'l 'bINNl'N ~ 'NHWNl' ~ I'
'n. ,ium PLAYED an im,oriau, part 100 tue
NAL IN" rvuuid" vg. purchased 20
.Il' r"arhrs. III" ptisru'r ,oid. Nm"r.
"','r p"iu', hrougl' or, iu ur ,uil
,yr" i'r nll,ga'iou. ;lu' - ll,lr had
]"i,uu,u M" driuliu' up,"r u' iI"
~w n" h"m" with 'vrruii ir,ri gr'u,
u" iuis connect ~ 'j vn, Shown that
Miss T.rgar"t Swu," q nice" or Col
.NuI e. Christian Sw"Ir NJ glr,.
n,"'u'I. stuart : f,"u,Ny mta Mis-.
N','u. ruu.iu, and D.gr'o,. u' ,"l
'v" e.. vrr" iu rapid ,u ,,,rnu ,i,.rn
"u With iyrh"id f", .r.
II va, known that pr lI'i ho,i 81,
cured ryph"ld cultures IT,, co." 80 m ur.
laboratory. Hut those. ~ $50. ,w',nI
"d, WEI" SOLELY t"r Imr'",,
IN ~" trial argument, ~" state ,,
."rt"d that pr Hyde hnI sought p, gr
I'd "i IA" ,]nriou, member ut the fam
ily SO their individual interest IN tho
~w"r" r,'at" would revert ~ hi, wife.
Mrs Hyde, fui.akiug her mother and
her sisters, stood hy the accused rhy
,irinu -" ha, visited him even. Iay
since his arrest.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

= y, NWTTITVN
Insurance Agent Tummcaii. y NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
Y NJ. c. A. NOTES

bon meeting 40 'he Y Il o.
. '. morr.H Afternoon uIII be- le.r
a fao usla. hour At evanFefis.fo
'.1resa FI Dol made hr Rev b D.
re rst Hagf.s-
--r.l it" a'elas siI be- opened
t .ray.r and cong sarvice Men
....tol
evening frrre uI DO rr M.
..rua erHg 'n the lobby mere
H. le a SOCIAL Ire end a s5ort p-r-
..lm tl Dol rendered
I' training ciass viii
tet NoliaJ evening 40 y o.r.scr
Iec class is olen f1 oil men Pev
H flo.is. ~ fne FI-s. Chrisga7
CHURCH fla charge
40lr evening 1s me rsrirg
eo. -la second rlmbar ia tsa les.
ter-aau.lt course vi.
'.- Ir T Eters-. r.trr.
give .s famous address on -Ab-s.
Dead. L.r.-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

WORKERS HURT
MAN FALLS FROM BEAM ON Ma
TiONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
Al Eaton Sustains Broken Les and
Cuts-Stese McNaly Has a
Badly injured Leg.

struck by A false sRiug o. q heavy
iron beam on the framework of the
seventh floor o. Do. National n
change Bank. o. fhe corner OF Main
and Iwciffh streets. yesterday after
noon. 81. Eaton. % 80 I5l Fourteenth
street. was knocked 90 the roof be-
low. q distance % 2S feet. and sls
tanned a broken leg beside n number
Of other minor injuries Steve Nc
Naily. ~ Pittsburgh. employed on tho
same contract. was struck by the
other end ~ p beam and sustained
a deep cut in hs right thigh.
The city ambulance was summoned
10 tho scene Of tho accident immc
diately. but az Tho men had not set
been brought from the roof o. he
building no one knew where IN. &C.
cident occurred. AMI the ambulance
was sent 20 another bank aud had not
returned when tho injured men had
been gotten Co tho street MrNauy
Was able 90 come down on the ele.
vator 90 fhe building but 81 was nee
essary % bundle Eaton up In the hos
pifai f|tretchers aud lower him by
mears ~ fhe derrick. which a. being
pop .N 'af N...r.N .AHIINN on the new
part ~ The build ng Both were taken
90 fhe city hospital. where urE John
T. Uckey. W ID Mccoy and Eugene
Hildreth rendered medical attention
cas- uiEhf both were resting easily.
ard NcNally expects % be back on
duty iu r. fev DAYS
n vas reported yesterday afternoon
that rle accident had been caused
bv O. mistake in tho signal 20 me on.
E.uecr. Who was running the derrick
from Twelfth street. but last nighi
rho foreman on Tho contract stated
that fh's vaz rof mo case tuf that
DE f.of being waf. slipped for an Ir.
sfarf allowing The boom with a
beam iced 20 Join fhe heavier sup
porting beams ~ move flr a distance
70 about four feet o. Raa stopped a.
quickly as possible. buy not until q
had knocked Eaton from bis perch
with one end and struck McSafv a
heavy blow with tho other The two
mon a. ne time urro about 30 feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
COAL FLEET
In HARB0R
LARGE FLEEr WILL SOON CLEAR
FoR THE sOUTH.
A'ot,e- Fleet VIII Ressn rhls Per,
Next "ess-ohie Stationary
a. Tnis CITY.

Before tke middle % tie coming
V~k every coal boat Owned BY IRE
Pittsburgh coal combines win Re IN
snug mite quarters in The Pitts
ourgA haroors Or dropped into TIE
lover pools 20 AXE several million
bushels %, Goa % the Southland N
event = coal boat age natures. Ia.
- he nrst 'in~ "a history that -
many coAl hoa:s Rave been moorei
40 q port during the winter months
As a rule The boats are strung out
from Pittsburgh 90 -. mouth % he
Ohio
Following are 'he boats now a.
Pittsburgh Joseph "a Williams.
foaz = y Frulev James Ncren. Coal
t''r Tornado Dl4u-sue Falie. Vol.
lEfr"r Cruiser Charles Brown. sam.
lri Brown and Valiant The Monitor
o. on che wavF bur viii De do-ket
within a few DAYS Returning from
louisville, tho following boats will
pass here the first % the coming
week Raymoul Homer. Tom pods.
worth. Exporter James Brown. Alice
Brown. 4 z Uuit and Helen White
With q stage o. e fe-t Z inches reg.
istered 40 the local port. the Ohio IS
stationary. with rains falling about
the headwaters. which Mil soon -
N IN q rise maturing Packets with
The holiday season nov on are doing
an excellent bus ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Gas unpaid a0-- t-s f2f- a-.
overdue. arc rI rst be- carried Is.s-
tro 21tr 60 the month
hase pay~e0ft ~1t later t-10 tre
29t7 O. av'Id having ere 9as s-lf or.
IRE Natl-aI Gas Company.
nlI. 70 West v.-eru
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Lorcna GAINESVILLE. n II.
3D. Is Bedford. Pittsburgh. g n. m
Ohio Cincinnati. p M
kanuVha. Pittsburgh. @ a m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
Yesterosys Boats

II X Bedford. Pittsburgh. @ a m
Ohio. P~ttshursh. o. p IN
ID W. up from ClarinEron. 8 = m
Pearl. Matamoras. 8 p m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

lhomprors Paul Workman. Ray
0TEns arf H1herf Smith.
Entertainment % Flsitors-Haior
Samuel Hopuo of. Major T. J. Davis,
laDteln Eluarf Cooev captain stan
.ey b. Llr1teraaf. George EefT.
alter McAlams. Wesley McCon-
ne.- earle Say and Ciarcucs Nc
QuoWu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Sundays Beats

Pearl Maf4mrras noon
u ciarinr'oa g. 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

n.'ar chapter o' 'ha Aama'o
tI.' ci.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

SATURDAY SPECIAL
Frsar Dressed spring chicksra.
re- srH per sound
HORGAh's BUTTER sToRL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-18
RANDOM AT RANDOM

Castle dived after few hunts Sat
urday of the Keios. but went In the
wrong direction almost every time, a
few Of them landing right over him as
ne ran up to meet them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-18
nan IS SORRY
SHE LEFT Us

Miss Nan Aspinwall. the Montana
cowgirl, who was a dweller In Homo
lulu town for some months and while
here played successful engagement
at one of the local theatres. who has
Just completed a fve-thousand- mile
ride on horse back from San Fran
cisco to New York carrying mes
, sage from Mayor Mccarthy TO Ma
yor Gaynor writes Honolulu friends
from Lebanon. Penn, that she has
spent goodly portion Of the time
since leaving here lamenting the fact
that she ever departed the coral
strand Of Waikiki.
The happiest moments Of my long
ride across mountains, deserts and
praries have been the memories Of
the time spent In Hawaii" states
Miss Aspinwall
The Harrisburg Patriot, under date
Of June Goth, has this to say Of the
daring girl rider. who was once a
familiar figure on the streets Of Ho-
nolulu:
Smashing all ng-distance and en-
durance records for horseback riding
and establishing worlds record for
herself. Miss Nan J. Aspinwall. more
! commonly known as the Montana
Girl, arrived In this city at $3.50 yes
terday afternoon, riding astride her
handsome sorrel mare on the last lap
Of her 5000-mlle trip from San Fran
cisco to New York City.
The plucky rider is the typical cow
girl OF the western plains. is about
nve feet six inches tall, and dresses
In true western style. She wears a
broad-brimmed felt hat, a comfort
able looking blue and white Middle"
waist. short brown riding skirt and
boots. /, =
Miss Aspinwall certainly thinks a
great deal OF her horse. Lady Ellen
Lorenzen, a thoroughbred. She Is u
fne-looking eight-year-old, seventeen
hands high, and averages twenty-five
miles day hard travel. No one Ia
allowed to 20 near the horse except
her mistress, who gives her bath
and rundown every day. and as re-
suit she Is In the very pink OF condi-
| ton.
Miss Aspinwall left San Francisco
on September 1, 1910, and was lost
for two days and night in the
mountains, and at one time was
forced to ride ninety miles between
" watering places on the desert. Her
longest stop was four days. She Is
carrying message pertaining to the
exposition to be held In San Fran
cisco In 1915 from Mayor Mccarthy
Of that city to Mayor Gaynor Of New
York city. She supports herself en-
tireiy by exhibitions Of lariat-throw-
ing. at which she IL an expert.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-18
FILMS THE BEST
ON SAVOY BILL

II the Ragtime trios would stick to
chorus work and develop that, they
would please local Audiences better.
The Ragtime Trio smembers work
together we'll. but the songs sung last
night were neither new nor parti-
cularly attractive.
Barnes and Robinson, in plano and
song selections, made moderate
success. The songs are SO badly
sung that the words can hardly be
understood In the back half of the
There are lot Of good films at the
Savoy this week. though. and one Of
them is particularly laughable--a
"rube" Aim. with Zeke and Zeb both
rivals for the hand OF young lady.
lnasmuch as the amorous SWANS are
both on the shady side Of sixty. at
least In the pictures, the chase fur
nishes many laugh and when tile
lady finally throws both down. the
climax is not only funny. but unusu-
ally we'll depicted in the films.
The Savoy will not disappoint the
lovers of moving pictures.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-18
CANADIANS SEEK TO
n CHANGE BOUNDARY
Control Of Salmon Industry
IS of the Northwest Said
.,.s to Be Involved.

BELLINGHAM, Wash, June ga
Control of the salmon fishing industry
OF Puget Sound, worth fifteen million
dollars annually, IN said to he involved
In an elaborate survey begun today by
engineers In the employ Of the Cana
dian government II Is stated that
from data gathered by the engineers.
representations to the United States
government will be prepared seeking to
Show that the present boundary line
through Haro Strait Is incorrect and
not In accord with the award of the
German Emperor, who was appointed
umpire under the treaty Of Washing
ron In 1871 by which the San Juan
island dispute with Great Britain was
settled.
~ Should the protest Of the Canadians
be allowed and the line established as
they declare II should be, many small
Islands and a large part Of San Juan
zslahd itself would become British pos
sess'ons.
ys'The territory Is the key to the sal
mon industry, and with 1t control of
TIE industry would pass to Canada. The
engineering work IL in charge OF ID. H.
McCallum, an expert topographer en-
ployed by the Canadian government
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-18
S461,371.+5

and launches were dispatched from
Victoria yesterday conveying the par
ties which will do the field work. Five
men arrived at Olga, the nearest APP
proach to Mount Constitution, on Or
cas- Island, last night. and tents. fash
light and supplies were telephoned to
the top Of the mountain.
Nightly for period Of several weeks
to come, light will be flashed from
the crest OF Mount Constitution, a bea-
con from which the engineers will COM
plete, by triangulation. certain dis
tances and boundaries In the vicinity
Of the international line.
Members Of the engineering party
refused to discuss the purport of their
work, but readily admitted that they
were sent into the United States by
the Canadian government for the pur-
pose of running lines with reference to
boundaries. m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-18
|: RECREATIONS :
yO00O0RUOUaOooaaS
bIJOU PROGRAM
lisa GOOD ONE

There are two sets Of headliners at
the Bijou this week, and they divided
honors last night The first set con-
sists Of Duke johnson and Mae Will
liams. the !colored singers and dane
ers. and the crowd went to see them.
But when the Reece trio appeared In
musical novelty act and ended BY
sending out one Of the best contor-
tionists that has ever shown here. and
that a little girl looking not over
twelve years old, the house was law
ish In It's applause.
There have been some poor shows
at the Bijou. but this is not one Of
them. The Reece trio. man. wom-
an and the child wonder. are all good.
The man plays everything from a
xylophone to piano. and is SHARK"
on cornet and tubo, while his rag
time work on a slide trombone is a
whole hit by itself.
The little girl, billed as La Petite
Laurie. not only takes part In the
musical end Of the skit, but closes II
with some unusually good contortion
work. Her star effort is picking up
a handkerchief from the floor with
her teeth, bending backward to the
floor from standing position on two
chairs. This child apparently has no
backbone and her slender arms are
strong as steel.
The coon singers and dancers,
johnson and Wells. make their usual
hit. johnson Is three-fourth of this
team. His eccentric dancing is high
class and he IL full of comedy. Mae
Wells easily makes good In her songs
and dances a little. but that little is
we'll DONE
The Boardman sisters are only fair.
As singers they do not score. but they
make up for vocal shortcomings by a
little Dutch dance that runs with a
catchy song.
The Aims are interesting. one being
scenes from Australian gold mining.
The effect Of the whole shows is a
good one. lively one. and It deserves
generous patronage this week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-18
NATIONAL GUARDS
FALL ENCAMPMENT

Adjutant- General J. w. Jones Of the
National Guard Of Hawaii expects or
ders from headquarters In about ten
days instructing him In regard to the
fall encampment.
The plans submitted suggest that the
six companies of infantry and one hos
pital company Of this island camp at
Leilehua, two at time, for a weeks
duration, the two companies at Maui
to camp at Wailuku and the one at
Hilo to camp In the immediate vicinity
OF that city. As things generally turn
out az planned by the National Guard,
this system Of encampment will prob
ably be adopted.