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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
GRIFFITH LIKES
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Manager of Washington Team
Declares 1t Is Fine Spring
Training Ground.

charlottesville. March at think
without doubt Lambeth Field Is the nm
est ball park in the South. It's system
of drainage is perfect Charlottesville
Is splendid spring training ground.
and notwithstanding tho bad weather
wa have encountered. tho team has
benefited greatly by its stay"
Manager Clarke Griffith. OF the Wash
inSton American League team. mado
the above statement Thursday night.
"uld ilke.' he added. TO thank the
university officials and the people of
the university in general for the cour-
tcous treatment wo hnve received at
their hands. Nothing has boon loft
undone to make our stay agreeable.
The uso of tho gymnasium during the
rainy spell has been Il great help:
otherwise tho men would havo been
without means OF taking exercise and
getting in condition.
Experiment Justified
The Washington team has boon at
tho university for tho past three weeks
ior spring training. and according TO
manager Griffith. the experiment OF
Keeping the men near home instead oil
Eoins further South has been more than
Juslihed. While the team has cncount-
cred an exceedingly bad spell of wca
ther conditions elsewhere havo been
even worse, and the Washington men
nave boon on the field T. longer time
than most Of the other teams establish
Cd further South Under the agree.
mcnt with the university, the Wash
iHgton club uses Lambeth Field in the
morning and vacates III time for the
Virginia squad to have full use during
the afternoon. The daily practices
have benn watched by numbers OF stu
dents Interested In the training work
Forty Men 1TnininE.
trifhth has about forty men IN train
ing. While many OF these men are
Veterans. the majority are recruits
gathered together from all parts OF the
country for trial. Many of the now
men show promise and will doubtless
STICK with the team Among the men
here who arc we'll known In the ranks
OF professional baseball are Walter
Johnson. considered ono of the nnes,
pitchers in the big leagues. Clyde MI
IAN the hard hitting fielder. and Ger
many Schuefor.
The Washington team will leave the
university Tuesday morning for Wash
inGton. where 1t Will finish It's training
and await tho opening of the season
Montreal Men Here.
The pitchers and catchers of tho
Montreal team. OF the international
League. arrived at the university
Thursday afternoon for a three week S
stay The mon are III charge OF Man-
aEer Lush. former coach of Yale teams
The majority of the men VIII not ar
rive until Tuesday, after the departure
OF the Washington team. Manager
Lush expressed himself greatly pleas
ed with the training grounds. and de-
clared Lambeth Field one OF the finest
training grounds he has ever accn.
The oIn have not yet Settled down 10
real training, but spend some tine every
morning warming up AT the hold.
Montreal VIII play two games with
Virginia early in APRIL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
EealrreerS
s> NsCS3n oAA9
G1aaaE A!!gs!g.|.ss kn4,m,y
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
JENNINGS LIKES
old SYSTEM BEST
Does Not Approve of Plan for
Visiting Players to Dress
at Ball Parks.
RscsERaoRD. VIRGINIA.

Monroe. la. Maroh 24-The pow
American League rule, which makes I,
compulsory FOR all visiting ciuba T.,
dress at the grounds instcnd M mi
FORMING at their hotels and drtvinr =,
inc parks In bus Or taxicab ia any
lhihs nut popular with Munager Jcn-
Hlngs. or the Tigers. HuKhie think.
that the regulation is worry bad one,
ana gives number OF reason. Tor
holding this opinion.
Uhocr the system of having the mon
UNIFORM at the hotel and drive to m,
ball grounds in 'bus or taxicahn sava
the jungle chief. "a manager is sure
10 have his players on hand MT CO..
tain hour ench afternoon He L,oy,
thht everybody is accounted for no
lore starting on tho trip to tho play
lns Enclosure and has nothing TO worry
nm in regard to somebody's being Int
II Keeps him In touch with his men
returning after the game. tho play.
ers come into tho hotel together. bath.
and dress In their rooms, and are ready
tor their suppers at u regular hour.
Also they have a chance TO talk ovcr
the days battle and possibly 10 learn
something for future use.
ON the other hand. where they drear
at the grounds. the men straggIe out
IN go-as-you- please manner and II
VIII often happen that somebody will
be late. Traffic blockadcs are likely 10
mold up fellows who fiGure on taking
tho last possible car or subway train
to the park. and endless confusion re-
sults IN New York. for Instance,
where visiting American League clubs
nave been In tho habit OF unitormins
In The Highlandcr'H park, We have had
lots Of trouble over the mon being late.
once or twice We have been compelled
TO start tho games without some OF
our regular players. who were caught
IN blockade and held up
coming back from the parks. under
the hew rule. the men will make their,
own way. and often they will meet
friends who win detain them. Unless
man h"s strong will. he is likely to
consume Two hours In getting from tho
bali yard 10 the hotel
II he takes beer or liquors AT all.
he VIII nc apt 20 be tempted TO indulge.
aud even II he drinks only soft stun.
he VIII load up ME stomach win lot
OF junk tina, isn't good for him. Then,
too. he IS likely 10 dabblc with the
free lunch which Is provided by saloons
In almost every city OF the circuit OK
cept Detroit. and Will lose his appetite
for supper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
BASEBALL DATES
FOR WOODBURY.
Outlook Is Considered Neither
Gloomy Nor Very
Encouraging.
[Special to ANA rines.nisnn,nh !

Woodberry Forest March 2i.-The
Woodherry Forest baseball season was
to have opened yesterday In game
against the University OF Virginia on
Lambeth Field. but It was called OH
on account of rain. The grounds were
unit for use until the past week. so
the team has not had time 10 get into
good shape. y few days OF sunshine
prior TO this week were used for
hitting practice but tho gymnasium
has been the scene of most OF the
work this spring. Here the batteries
lave boon working almost every day
during the winter months but pitchers
are slow in showing form TO take tho
places OF Davis and Miller, who failed
TO return after Christmas. Captain
carton, HIN and Tanner are the most
likely Of the pitchers, and the recciv-
ing VIII be done by Pou, OF last years
team Collins ChIsm and Patterson
VIII return TO their places on tho In
Held, while the vacancy at first base
VIII be contested between Randolph
Tanner and Prddy. Captain Barton
has his place in centre held with
Granger, Horncr, r. Carter ana Beat
tie TO tight It out for the others. The
outlook is neither gloomy nor very
encouraging. II will take several
weeks to overcome the handicap caused
by the late start, but by the time the
championship season opens. Woodberry
expects TO have good team n the
field.
The schedule is as follows:
April Miller school, at Wood
berry
April ls-McGulre's. at woodbury..
April I9-University OF South Car
olina. at Woodbury.
April 22-Fishburne Military School.
at Woodbcrry
April e7-Eplscopol High school at
AleXnndrfa
April ao-cluster Springs. a, Wood
berry.
May i-Techn'cal High school at
Wcodbcrry.
May s-Tcrerson school, a, Char
lottcsv!lle.
May s--Fork Union. Pcnd,ng.
May IL and i5-Open
May is-Epscopal High School, at
Woodbury..
Games VIII PROBABLY be played with
f'rede ckshurg College University or
Virginia second team and Culpeper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
BOTH SIDES sECRETIvE
Future Moves In AnuIc Crawford MUIR
der Case Unknown.

New Orleans, March 2l-Whcn court
opens Tomorrow in the trial of Annie
Crawford, charged with killing her
sister. Elise, with poison. ii is expected
the prosecution WI offer evidence in
rebnttal followed by surtebuttal tcs-
timony by the defense. 1t is probable
mat argument viii begin Monday ar-
tcrnoon. but both sides arc sccrctivc
as to future moves.
Annie Crawford's Sunday in prison
was not unlike many other such DAYS.
she experienced no reaction from her
trying experience as n witness In her
own behalf Yesterday afternoon. Tho
Jurors were accorded all tho liberties
&C mincnsuratc with the courts orders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
VIRGINIA NJ AXES
OFFER TO RYAN
Veteran Ball Player May Sue
coed Rigler as Coach at
University.

:, charlottesville, Va. March oa.-,Iack
ryan formerly manager Of tho Jersey
StS club. of the Eastern League. now
mere IN cnargc OF the young pitchers
OF the Nationals may succeed CIV
hlE!rr' National League umpire, as
coach of the University OF Virgins
p"sepadi team ileler leaves here April
! 60 oinc!hte IN ne city spring series,
IN Phi!adc!phia. between tho Flight
ihS mills ana the worlds champion
:A1,hiieiics, ana the Orange and Blue
coach right on tho threshold of an
extremely difficult schedule
Realizing the situation facing his
.eail' Manager Moore. OF tho Virginia
lta'h. mas made an offer TO Ryan 10
S,uuccted iisler. Ryan has acquainted
Moore with the terms he wants. md
thc matter Will be taken before the
board OF athletic directors of the uni
viStF 10 morrow In order that Ryan
may receive his answer before C;rifIith
takes his team bnek 10 Washington.
~ is most probable Virginia will
NV Ryan ~ charge OF it's nine next
me"h ana mat No may be- made per-
Hl"htht coach here. Ryan Is a veteran
81 the major ana minor leagues. and
hhpws all the tricks OF the game Fur
.HcIHioFc' ne Is good judge of young
bb,"StrS' ana on That account should
OF great service here. where so
many teams have to be chosen from
unknown player.
Ryan Is willing.
I'm willing 10 take charge OF the
team here" said Ryan, III / can get
vi. cn,,', 49,. ""rk' however, II
ina,tn,n' ~, "G'ts may return to Wash
GrinIth ni,tlI fI'.s. me pitchers for
t,'a't.a, season opens.
'tnt , hnanc"s at Virginia are n
IjoI' ..Irn .,,iah ZION, the associd-
IN. s..,an,, r.aTrHh LOO ahead before
letvo."n v jr"t,i "PrnS The two games
i,I'l hHttr7 tue colicgans
iicl5rtg a.id 'll'. rom me season
..afn,s l.,..1 N"'ls ahlnittins to all
4 tot;,I ~ ,i-, .'''% nave brought in
~, - ,HS"iS lu other years, when
MY sGh""ls ana uinor colleges only,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
GRIND Opera in English.

This city has long been distinguished
above most places of its size for an
probation OF music of the higher class.
proof OF which viii doubtless be ..vI'
dehced by Il large attcnda nee whom the
presents Madam Butterfly" IrriJaE.
night. The Tales OF Hoffman," at the
SATURDAY matinee, and Lucia di Lam
fncrlnoor" Saturday night at tho Acad-
envy of Music. This excellent orcanj-
Hatton has found great favor in ain
OF the larger cities In which 1, has
appeared FOR engagements Of one week
or longer IN each place during the
past ten years, and last season It's az
pertinent Of appearing in a few select
Cd cities for less than o. week cach
proved equally successful, demonstrit-
ing the great growth Of intcrcs, in
SranH opera in English all over tho
cc9untr,y After It's present limited tour
inc Ah"rn English Grand Opera Com
pitny VIII return for It's annual an
EhEcment at the Boston Oncra House
which Is considered the finest huild .
i!ng OF It's kind In America, while other
Aoori compa uics viii be specially or
EanlHcd 10 appear simultancousiv in
other famous temples OF music in %cy.
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
lnGton and Chicago Seat sale TO-DAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
YELLOW JACKETS
WIN FIRST GAME
Defeat William and Mary in
j Slow Game by Score
of 6 to 2.
Especial to The Tines.Dispateh

Williamsburg. Va. March ai.-in a
tttnual drizZlc. William and Mary Was
.'deTeatcd here Yesterday by the score
| OF 10 =. The -Ashlandors' victory
was due to the poor hitting of the
Slocals and TO their own prowess with
the stick.
! Jones. q freshman twirlcr. was in
rho box for William and Mary and
sshowed much promise, Green and
fMarsden pitched the successful game
Sc1or the visitors. Green was wild. hit
iiting six men ana passing two.
| Tatuin and Anderson starred FOR
tRandolph- Macon, while Garth. Games
HAND Peachy were the lights for NIL
S1!am and Mary.
Score by innings l..
sR- ~ q. .....,-.... Ol0il00o U--G
NV. and NJ ...........ot 10000 Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25

Tho Carroll County Journal. publish
cd ut IIillsvilie, In It's i,suc this week.
gives the following editorial explnna-
tion as TO why II did not appear last
week:
The Journal failed 10 appear last
week. owing to the fact the editor be-
Ing an undertaken at this place had 10
use our force to help care for tho dead
OF last Thursdays tragedy"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
AMUSEM klNTS.
tNy iudit"rIuin--..Jrmnnr .InmcIij
NchdciIis, innttncr mud uit:ht-'.II,
Incr'> Udsrscy'' Aims.
Hij"u--"rhe Travelling salesman"


Tn" last of the Radcliffe sories OF
concerts Will he given a, tho
NY AUDITORIUM tonight. when Nun
''d'he '"meiiA the lannon's Dutch So
oiano. assist'd ly Harold Osborn
Smith pianist VIII appear in = soI,
recital Of remarkably lutcrestinI
character
THIS concert takes tho place Of maj
"dVeflsscd by Mr.. Radcliffe for IAN
vary 49, which was postponed On ac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
RELEASED FROM QUARANTINE
Mhny Counties Are Declared Frcr -
CniIIc I,irI, Irc,n,.

'utic TICK fcIcr.
Washington, March 2I.--by order of
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson the
following counties will be- released to-
morrow from the cattle tick fever
quarantine:
King and Pecos counties. Tex, also
portions OF Howard and Terrell coun-
ties; portions Of Ripley. Oregon. New
ton and Mcdonald counties. in Mis-
souri,: Pamela and Adams countries
Mississiprt; Hart county, Ca: Union
laurens. Cherokee. Spartansburg and
Greenwood and portions of .hbheville
York and Chester counties s. q.
Lawrence ana Benton aud portions Of
Iiardcman. Hamilton ana Polk coun-
ties Tenn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
LONG LEAP TO DEATH
Unidentified nInn Jumps From Hridgc
into F.nSt River.

Now York. March 24.-An unidenti-
fed man made n spectacular leap to
his death from the Manhattan Bridge
into tic East River This afternoon.
He took the 100 feet drop with his
hands held tightly to his Sides, strik-
Ing the water tcet first The body
rcappcnrcd twice ana then sank from
sight AZ n lotc- hour 1t had not been
.s,ecoYaEed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
Homo Ruins Fcntnrc Gnme

New Orleans, March 2i-Home runs
by Jackson and Butcher. Of the Clevc-
tAend Americans, Were features of the
game hcre this Afternoon with the
| Kew Orleans club Cleveland winning,
q to 0. The visitors bntted in tibet!
tTuns with ten hits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
Bcnn 1. HI IInrd.

! San Antonio Ten, March 24-Bcnz
tproved nothing OF a puzzle for the san
tAntonio Texas League team this af-
fHernoou, and tile Chicago American
isecond team Vas defeated, II TO 6.
fChicaso sot t@e:vc hts and the 10
Srals ton a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
Elcycn-Jnni,,u Gnnc.

Galveston. Tcx.. March ai.-The sec
7cnd division Of tho Philadelphia Amer
league team by IT. score Of to this
afternoon in an olcvcn-inntng game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
Four Hits on Peters.

l4ehrn Of The chicaEo ,.linrricans ,o-ia !
tdcieatcd the Austin team OF the Texas
League. to Pet"rs last year with
iNinneapol!4 held tn. locals 10 four
thits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
WITH BIG LEAGUE TEAMS

Dallas, TEX, March 94.-Tho New
York Nationals to-day won from the
local team Of the Texas League, II
to /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
Iioms,on Is Defeated.

Houston. TEX. March ia team OF
the Philadelphia Americans defeated
the Houston Texas League team To-
.day, II to 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
"'rhc Travelling snicsn,nn."

Hehry B. Harris viii present at tho
iSllou Theatre all this week, commenc-
ing tonight. James Forbcs's famous
comedy The Travelling Salesman.
which VIII DO seen here for the first
time ut popular prices.
IN the Travelling Salesman" the au-
NOR, who also gave theatregoers The
I'horus Lady and The Commuters, =
has given humorous eXposition Of ho
characteristics OF the modern drum
!her. II Is a story of interest true
10 lie, and between tho hundreds of
'aughs That this play contains are bits
ol pathos 10 add variety to u most
Interesting performance. The pres.n-
tatlon In this city will be mark cd
with the same careful attention to de-,
IAN and staging as was manifest dur
at tho Gatcty Theatre. New York
Members Of the company 10 no seen
mere In the principal roles arc actors
OF acknowledged reputation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25

>, When 1t was decided to import
TONERS Odyssey the S260.0o0 NOV
me picture aims from Itaiy. an ex-
Scy' was desired
letters We're written TO the presi.
dents of Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cor.
neii and many other prominent insti-
tutions of learning. The unanimous
gcPiy was that the story written nearly
e'VoV years ago was the classical mas
'erplece OF world literature
nc story tells OF tho ten-year Tro-
Jan war. It's simple in construction.
thTiiling in plot. and enacted BY tho
aitine wonderful cast that produced
p+nte's Inferno" The pictures come
ncsday and Thursday matinCes at 40
and $50. nights at $50 and GEO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25
81 fnr ns nLclLn.nnd i cnn...n.a

50 far os Richmond is concerned the
schedule ndpptod IS ideal The To-
cal club Will make four trips to
Norfolk. Tire" TO portsmouth three
to Newport Newst four no Peters
burg two 10 Danvillc four to Lynch
burg and ,h:ce 10 Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25

count of Nine. Jomellrs Illness, and
tickets for that concert Will, of course.
he honored tonight
Nine. Jomcllfs glorious voice has
been heard in Richmond on two prey
iois occasions. first under the auspices
OF Mr.. Radcliffe ana again at the spring
FESTIVAL OF the Wednesday Club two
years ago, so that her appearance to-
night eNcites unusual interest among
music lovers OF Richmond.
The program for the evening follows:
Program.
Erheouns ........... Erich j. Wolff
'lch bin cline Harfe". Erich j. Wpln
"Und whilst due deincn Liebsten
sterben sehcn" hugo Wolf
'lch fuhle dcinen Odcm" A. Rubinstefn
Nit deincn blauen Ausen". r.. strauss
Der Schmicd". Hr.hms
Piano Soil:
Prelude. G Minor. Racnmaninoff
o'.e .'''............S gambau
sous bols ............N Victor Staub
MIR. Smith
EiSie ............... Henri Duparc
Les Presents" 49,. .Cccile Chaminade
lie Promenoir des deux Amants"
Claude Dcbussy
la hieusc .....-.--. g. Picrnc
al pleure en- reve". Jeanne Iomclli
Shere Mutt .....-... Alfred Bachelct
Quando II vid". T.. Wolf Fcrrari
"serenadc" (Netherland song)
s. de LANCE
Inter Nos" .lcxandc, Mac Fadyen
Spirit Flower -. Campbell Upton
The Oblation". Vincent Thomas
La Phyllis" (ty reQucsl
Hnllct G!lbcrts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25

Norfolk has three saturdays at Rich
mond Portsmouth. three. Ncwport
News, two; Petersburg, four. Danvillc
ipur- l-ynchDlrs three, and Roanoke
three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25

Richmond viii inlay, according to this
schedule. j. games with Norfolk: IS
games with Pprtsmouth II games
with newport News Il games with
PETERSBURG, IS Tam"s with Dnnviilc
- games win Lyrchhurg. ana Is
games with Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-25

Hinton IL stuck on Graf. tho boy
who viii try for third base on the
Colts. He says that third base has
never been played III this league, but
that Graf Will show how Pretty
nearly every player signed will be in
today. Grlfnn expects to start them
TO work at once as the time IS short
and a great deal must be accomplish
The border vidette., 1912-11-23
SUMMONS No. I24.

In the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona
 Town of NogaleS, at the relation and to the use of ] K. Wright, Town Marshal and Ex Oficio Tax Collector. Plaintiff, vs. William Nj Mil- Ter, Defendant.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of Santa Cruz county, State of Arizona, and the com plaiut filed in said County Cf santa Cruz in the office Of the Clerk of said Superior Court. the of the State of Arizona, to Will liam Miller. Defendant. Greeting:
 You Hereby Summoned and required to appear in action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court of Santa Cruz Co.,, State of Arizona and answer the com plaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at Nogales, in said County, within twenty days after the service upon you of this Summons, if served in this said County, in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service. or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Superior
 Court of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona, this 4th day of Noverl-
 ber, I9T2
 EDW. L. MIX, II-S-4. Clerk of said Superior Court
The border vidette., 1912-11-23
SUMMONS No. i22.

In the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona.
 Town of Nogales, at the relation and to the use of ] k. Wright. Town Marshal and Ex- Oficio Tax Collector, Plaintiff. H. H. Camp bell. Defendant
 Action brought in the Superior Court ot santa Cruz County. state of Arizona, and the com plaiut filed said County of Santa Cruz ill the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court. In the name of the State of Arizona, to IT H. Campbell, Defendant. Greeting:
 You Hereby Summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named p1ai aintif in the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County. State of Arizona, and ans wer the Com pl.irit therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at N"gales, in said County, within twenty days after the service upon you of this Summons if served in this said County, or in all other cases within thirty da vs there after the times above mentioned being exclu- sive of the day of service. judgment by de fault will be taken against you. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior
 Court of Santa Cruz County. State SEAL of Arizona this 4th day of Novem-
 Der, 1912.
 EDw. l.. MIX 11-o-4. Clerk of said Superior Court.
The border vidette., 1912-11-23

w. G. BOWMAN.
 Jefe de Estacion-
The border vidette., 1912-11-23

Tren mixto saldra de San Bias para Mazatlan & las 100 A M, los martes, jueves y sahados de cada semand.
 Tren mixto saldra de Mazatlan para San Bias a las TOO M, los lunes, miercoles viernes de
The border vidette., 1912-11-23

PIARIO RAMAL DE CANANEA. DIARIO 12.OI PM Safe NOG NLES LleRa 10.30 A M 500 a Llega CANANEA Sale 6.30 A M
The border vidette., 1912-11-23
UI,c 3or(lcr S5itlette~
NOVEMBER 23, 1912.
SUMMONS No. IIS.

In the Superior Coort of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona
 Town of Nogales. at tSle relation and to tine use of ]. K. Wright. To Nh Marshal and EN- Officio Tax Collector, Plaintiff, alberto Es- cobosa, Defendant.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona and the cOrn- I1laint flied in said County of Cruz in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court. the of the State of Arizona, to Alberto Escobosa, DefrI dant, Greeting:
 You Hereby Summoned and required to appear in d action brought against you by the anove named plaintiff in the superior court of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona, and ans w-r the 'om pIaiut therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court. at SOgales, in said County, within twenty dave after the service upon you of this Suinn-O Oas if served this said County in all other cases within thirty days there after, he time above mentioned being eNclu- sive of the day of service judgment by de fault will be taken against you. Given under nay hand aI.d seal of the Superior
 Court ot Santa Cruz County, State SEAL. If Arizona, this 4th day of Novem
 Der, 1912.
 EDW. l.. MIX, 11-o-4. Clerk of said Superior Court.