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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-11
Americans IN URUMIAH.
PERSIA. REPORTED SAFE

Washington, May 11.-Assurances
from the Turkish government that
Americans in Urumiah, Persia, where
bardit uprisiags were reported some
weeks ago, were safe reached the State
Department yesterday in cablegram
from Ambassador Morgenthau at Con.
stantinope.
HALL Bey,, an uncle of the Turkish
War Minister, is in command of the
Turkish regulars sent to Urumiah at
the Ambassador urgent request. In
his message yesterday Mr.. Morgenthau
said:
"The Minister of War informs mo
that HALL has telegraphed that all
Americans in Urumiah are safe and we'll
and need no financial assistance.
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SOCIALISTS NOW OPPOSE
ITALY'S GOING into WAR
Rome, May 10, Via Paris. Nav 1

Rome, May 10, Via Paris, May IL
Although negotiations with the central
empires still are pending and there is
bare possibility the influence of for
mer Premier Giolitti may avert war,
military preparations pointing to Aus
tria as an inevitable antagonist are so
thorough and vigorous that a conflict
seems unavoidable.
Even discussions among the oppo-
sition parties have virtually ceased.
Only the irreconcilable Socialists whose
deputies met in the chamber to-day,
still oppose Italy's participation in the
war and their attitude is believed to
be guided more by desire for con-
sistency than because of opposition to
war.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn, 3; Phillies, 0

New York, May 11.-The Dodgers
gave the Phillies farewell party yes
terday at Ebbets Field, and the Quak.
ers left with tears in their eyes. The
Dodgers shut out Pat Moran S boys by
score of to 0.
r. H. f.
Brooklyn 2S0O00O0 Ks s /
Phillies 90 0 o 0 0 0 90 8 4
Mayer, Baumgartner and Killifer
Burns, Adams; Dell and Miller.
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MarysviIle Bows Organize

Marysville, May 1.-THE Marysville
Boys Club was formally organized with
the election of the following: Presi-
dent, Percy White; secretary and treas.
urer, Edgar Roberts; manager, Dewey
Bare; captain, Raymond Benfer. The
average age of the players is Is years.
Any team desiring a game address
Dewey Bare, Marysville.
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Marine Rate Up 75 Points

New York, May 11.-iMarine insur-
anee rates have advanced. from rs to
100 points since the Lusitania was
sunk. A rate of 2k per cent. on cargoes
destined for London, 2 per cent. for
liverpool and 134 per cent. for Glasgow
prevailed yesterday. 1t was said the up
ward tendency had been checked and
policies were being freely offered at
these rates.
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II. Green Wins National Trophy With
q Breaks

The monthly shoot of the Highspire
Rod and Gun club resulted in the first
prize, National Sportman cup, going
to H. Green, who hit % out of 25; sec.
ond prize, to E. Bamberger, 22 out of
20 shots. The third was won from tie
between G. Martin and R. o. Lechnard.
Lechnard won in second trial, shoot
ing 20 out of 25, against II out of
25 by Martin. The prize was a Du-
Pont silver spoon.
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St. Louis Won in Fourteenth

Buffalo, n. Y, May 1.-THE closing
game of the st. Louis series yesterday
developed into a fourteen-inning battle
that went to the visitors, to 8.
R. H. E..
st. Louis
O2OO1OOO OOOO2- 2-51S l
Buffalo
OO120 100000 0-3 %
Herbert and Hartley, st. Louis
Schultz, Anderson, Bedient and Allen,
Blair, Buffalo.
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Soldier Married by Proxy

Berlin. May 1.-THE city of Asch
has Just witnessed the rare spectacle of
marriage without bridegroom. His
place was taken by his brother, VINO
possessed a formal power of attorney
from the bridegroom, VINO is in the field.
Paragraph ~ of the code of civil laws
provides for marriage by proxy in cases
where the bridegroom is hinlercd "by
higher power from being present.
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I.emnune To Have Rnnster nax

The Lemoyne baseball team will ceIe-
brate Booster Day Saturday, plans hav-
ing been made at meeting last even
ing. A street parade. followed by a
concert by the Citizens band, will fea
ture the afternoon. The Conway Hall
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Kansas City, 4; Brooklyn. 3

Brooklyn, Nav 11.-A wild throw
by Benny Kauff on Chadhourne s single
with two men on bases gave Kansas
City three runs in the fifth inning of
yesterday game. and these, with one in
the second, were enough to beat Brook
lyn, to 5.
R. H. F..
Kansas City 0 20 s 0 90 o. 6 l
Brooklyn -. 90 0 0 3 90 0-3 6 .
Packard and Brown, Kansas City;
Wilson and Land, Brooklyn.
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NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
ALLISON HILL LEAGUE
Eagle A. G. Capture First Game From
P. and R R., 4 to 8

The opening battle in the Allison
Hill Amateur Baseball League attract.
ed 500 fans at Seventeenth and Chest.
nut streets last evening. The Eagle
A. c. defeated the Philadelphia and
Reading A. A. by the score of 10 8.
The next engagements will be fought
on the same field between the Albion
and Galahad teams this evening and
Iner-Seal and Hiek-a-Thrifts will play
at Fifteenth and Herr streets. The
score:
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Greek-Roman Meat

The annual Greek Roman track meet
at the Harrisburg Academy will be held
Friday on the Academy oval. Events
in which these horors count will be in
the one and two-mile runs, the hundred.
yard dash, the two-twenty, four-forty,
hundred-yard hurdles, high jump, pole
vault and broad jump.
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Pittsburgh Cleans up Baltimore

baltimore, May 11.-Pittabnrgh had
an easy time winning yesterday S game
from Baltimore 10 to 4, making clean
sweep of the series.
r. II. f.
Pittsburgh 0OOS OOS DO 10 >
Baltimore % 0 . 0 0 0 l o. 3 4
LsClair, Barger and Berry, Pitts
burg; Suggs, Bailey and Owens, Bal
timore.
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Pittsburgh, 10: Chicago. =

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 11.-Pitts.
burgh won its sixth consecutive vie.
tory Yesterday by defeating Chicago,
10 to I.
r. Fl. f.
Chicago ..12OOO4O O-712 4
Pittsburgh 400 4010 0x-10 8 2
label, Lavender, Cheney. X. Ad.
ans and Bresnahan; Cooper, Conzel-
man, C. Adams and Schang.
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Games Wanted

The Summit A. c. would like to
arrange games with teams whose ages
average from IL to IA years. The
manager is Harry Conner, 1895 Bailey
street. The SUBMITS defeated the Car
nation A. C. yesterday by the score of
25 to 8.
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N. c. Federals Reorganize

The New Cumberland Federals have
reorganized. The following dates on the
Feds schedule are open: May %, %;
June 26; July 8, II, "a, 81; August
7, 2S; September 4, %. The manager
is Z. F. Smaling, New Cumberland,
Pa
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Camp Hill Wants Games

The Camp Hill Athletic Club would
like to book games at home for Satur-
days, May 10 and %. Samuel B. Cur
ran, B. and G. department of the Penn
sylvania Steel Co., is manager.
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Trainmen Without Games

Z. 5. Martin. manager of the Train.
men s A. G.. is without games for Sat
urdays, May Is, 22 and 81, and is anx-
ious TO fill his schedule. He has signed
Lawler and Brehm, formerly of the
Inter-County League, for a battery.
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Boston, IA: New York. q

Boston. May 11.-The Braves were
on the long end of a free hitting, free
scoring game with New York yester.
day. Passes. errors and hits were mixed
for runs throughout the contest.
R. H. E.
New York 100112 % 3-9 91S 4
Boston 80. 0 8 002 2x-14 15
Tesreau, Schupp, Ritter and Meyers,
Mclean; Tyler, Crutcher and Whal-
ing.
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Two-base hit, Richter. Struck out,
by Finfrock, I; Marshall, 2. Base on
balls. off Marshall, 5. Left on base,
Planning Mill. 8: Clerks, 2. Stolen
base, Harling. First base on errors,
Planning Mill, 2; Clerks, /. Wild
throws, Rhoads and Waltz.
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The Hunters and Anglers Associa.
tion, of Harrisburg, will meet at the
target grounds. Fourth and Division
streets. Thursday at 7.30 o'clock. to
elect officers for the year. A sweep
stakes shoot will preeede the meeting
Prizes will be offered.
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120O officers on Casualty List

London, May 11.-The Rev. Leonard
Francis Tyrwhitt, canon of st. Georges
chapel Windsor and chaplain-in-ordi-
nary to the King, has been wounded
while at the front and is now in
London hospital. The casualty list for
the past ten days contains the names
of 1890 British and colonial officers.
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Paxtang Has Team in Field

The Paxtang baseball team has or
ganized for the season and would like
to arrange games with any team whose
players average Is to 20 years. Ad-
dress communications TO James Hor-
stick, Paxtang, Pa.
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Chicago Won in Two Innings

Newark, \. J., May 11.-Chicago
won the final game of the series here
yesterday from Newark Frequent
changes were made in pitchers.
r. Fl. f.
Chicago 10000 6 0 3-1012 2
Newark =. OIL o 0 20 O. SO I
Black, johnson, Mcconnell and Will
son. Chicago; Reulbaeh, Brandon and
Rariden. Newark.
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Gas Company Loses

The P. R. R. Freight Clerks defeated
the Harrisburg Gas Company team last
evening by the score of 16 to 4.
R. H. E.
Clerks -............ 16 10 2
Gas company ............ 2 4
Rathfon and Gougler; Smith and
Boyer.
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New Cumberland Braves in the Field

The New Cumberland Braves, whose
players average between IA and 16
years of age, want an out of town game
for Saturday. Eugene Murray, of New
Cumberland, is manager.
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Summit A. G. Wants Games

The Summit A. C. would like to
schedule strong teams whose players
range from IL to IA years of age. Ad-
dress Harry Connor, 1895 Derry street.
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Ford A. G. Wins

The Ford A. C. won yesterday from
the I. and NJ. team by the score of IL
to 2. The feature of the game was
the hitting of Dougherty.
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enemy on the Chaboruki front to the
mouth of the Stry. We took 1900 pris
oners, one gun and many machine
guns.
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RAILROAD BowLERS MEET
Harrisburg Wins Five-man Event and
Jersey City Wins Doubles

Harrisburg won from Jersey CITY
when P. R. R Y. NJ. C. A. teams
elashed on the Casino alleys last even
ing. The New Jersey team won in
the two-man teams. The scores:
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Finfrock. With Splendid Support,
Scores a Shutout

The Planning Mill team of the Luck
now Shop League shut out the Clerks
yesterday afternoon by the score of 4
to 0. Finfroek allowed two hits and
was accorded sterling support. The
seOre.
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Schedule for Tomorrow

St. Louis at Baltimore.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Newark.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
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Rosewood Is Victor

The Rosewood A. G. trimmed the
Brelsford A. C. at Paxtang Park by
the score of to 6.
r. Fl. E.
Rosewood ..11O40O0 2O-S11 2
Brelsford .01100 0O2 02-6 6 8
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Athletics at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
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Schedule for To-day

Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Newark.
st. Louis at Baltimore.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Pittsburgh, 10; Baltimore, 4.
Chicago, 10; Newark, D.
Kansas City, 4; Brooklyn, 5.
st. Louis, 8; Buffalo, 5.
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A palatable pleasing drink. Fink s
Extra Pale Beer.-Adv.
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Dual Shoot

In a dual live bird shoot at the
Garland Park grounds Saturday Charles
Bolan, of Bressler, defeated Charles
Deahl, of Harrisburg, by the score of
I to 5.
Bolan .......... l l / 90 0
Deahl .,,.. 0 ! 0 0
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BASEBALL SUMMARY
STANDING OF CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn, 8; Philadelphia, 0.
Boston, IA; New York, 3.
Pittsburgh, 10; Chicago, 4.
Others not scheduled.
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Schedule for Tomorrow

Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
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Schedule for To-day

oCHcuulo toI IO-udy
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn,
Cincinnati at New York.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Schedule for To-day

Boston, 3; New York, l.
Others not scheduled.
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Schedule for To-morrov

st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston, 3; New York, 1

New York, May 11.-7Boston evened
the series with the New York Americans
by winning the last game of the series
8 to l.
R. III. E
Boston 80. 10000 ID s
New York =. 20 90 o 20 ii Z
Foster and Thomas; McHale and
Nunamaker.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-21

active operations will soon be resumed on those great bullion producers. IT is unquestionable that these two proper ties, if the water conld be handled. are two of the richest mines on the conti- nent and the fact of satisfactory ar range ements being made will be hsled with delight by the poople of Tomb stone and iu feet the whole Territory. The pumping company Is to put in Iarse Cornish pumps and keep the water down so that the mines can be worked and are to receive royalty on all ores hoisted from the properties Phoenix Gazette
 The news of General Shermans death was received here yesterday and N s not unexpected. lt caused felhng Oi sorrow. especially among Grand Army men. who felt that they had lost friend whose place could not be filled.
 NIT John Dunke has secured the con tract from the Mexican government for the making of about 800. 900 brick to be used in the construction of tho lew customs house in Nogales. Sonora.
 Mir. Vim Brauch is expecting the re- t lrn of his family the latter part of the week
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-21
The Grand Ball

Tonight at Cage Hall promise tC take place one of the gala affairs of the season. Given under the auspices oi the ladies of St Paurs Episcopal Guild for the benefit of the church. Every thing has been arranged by the ladies to make it a success and one that will he remembered The hall will be tasti ly decorated. and supper will be served at the old National restaurant by th, ladies. consisting of Boston baked beans and brown bread. as a feature Something different" is promised by the ladies. and that a unanimous turn oat welcome them IS predicted Before the dance. about s p. m, the Tomb stone City Band will render a concert on Allen St. for the benefit of the dance, and several selections will be given. This will be the first public ap paaraHce of inc recently reorganizcd band and no doubt everybony will be out to hear them do credit to them selves
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-21
LOOKING BACKWARD
 TWfNIY-FOUR YEARS
MONDAY

Jim lumuuns.. once active part ner ot the Jc.s, JdIncs gang, is said To be by the Republican in Tombstone. where he IS known as Jim Johnson. As there are several Jim Johnson's in this camp they need not take ofIe nse at the insinuation.
 Nothing of importance transpired in the legislature yesterday Several bills were introduced but none were passed The removal of the apital from Sant A Fe to Albuquerque is agitating our sis ter territory of New Mexico
 Tclegrams received yesterday from MrS Cofiman at san Francisco convey the good news that her sons eye will soon be in a normal condition. the surg con having discovered and removed small piece oi rock which had been em- bedded there by the blast
 There $ soon 10 be wedding in B.sbee. the prospective bride being 2 young lady who still calls Tombstone her home
 Dick Clark returned today from Phoe nix and IS an encyclopedia of informa- ton concerning affairs at the capital.
 J. Waters and Ben Winston went to the Sulphur Spring valley this morning to hunt ducks. They made a wager before going that they would bring back an even hundred.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-21
From Wednesday. Daily.
Dance Successful

The grand ball given by the ladies of
 St Paul's Guild Episcopal church last n sht was one of the n1osl decided sue ces5es of the season. Fully one hun dred couples turned out for the occa-
 sion, and the merry crowd remained throu shout the entire evening from the ope ming waltz to the strains of Home Sweet Home" The Tombstone Or chestra. composed of Messrs McSpar- ron. Hughart. McMahon and Hams played splendidly. and Gage Hall was
 filled to capacity. A big feature of the evening was the supper served by the 'adies. Everybody participated, and .aat IL was enjoyed goes without say
 ng Everything went on smoothly, awing to prearrangement and excellent management and the ladies report a Gedt little surplus after all expenses rad been paid, which will go toward he church fund Dance lovers are looking forward to another such occa- ,ion. and the Tombstone City Band poys, who rendered several selections ,n Main street. promise this on Wash ,ngton's Birthday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-21
WEDNESDAY

Otto Geisenhofer has returned from 2 rip to Ohio, where he was called by the death of a brother,
 Lew Vidal waived examination today Oil a charge of assault with deadly weapon and will await the finding of the grand jury. Horace Mann. with whom he had some trouble, was put under bonds to keep the peace.
 A gun play last night might have re- suited seriously had both parties to the affair been healed" As il was. blow over the head and tussle for the pis- tol was the only damage done. Both parties were arrested.
 A large pumping corporation has en- tered into arrangements with the Grand Central and Contention mining Com panies of Tombstone to pump the big mines on shares, and il is thought that
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-21
Pickering Legal, Is
 Courts Ruling

PHOENIX. Feb. I0.-In the super for court today a jury returned yer dict of not guilty in the case of George List, who had been arrested for dis :urbing the peace List was a union labor picket working in front Of local cafeteria. which had been declared an
 unfair" house by the Cooks Union. The verdict was cased largely on in structions of the court as to the inter- pretation of the picket law passed by the last session of the legislature, and substains the validity of the right of labor unions to picket This was the first case tried un der the present state statute.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-21
WEDNESDAY Tusayan Forest Wins
 Award of Merit

The Tusayan National Forest. situ. ated in northern Arizona. with head quarters at Williams, has won th, award of merit given by District For ester to the forest in District ,. which comprises Arizona and New Mexico making the best record in the discovery and suppression of fires during the pas' sea son
 The fact that each of the I6 forest, in the Third District surpassed all previous records will indicate the effort made by the Tusayan to secure th, award
 Many factors had to be considered by the forest officials who awarded the prize; the percentage of fires discovered and extinguished in their incipiency. a. compared to those that had gained headway and burned over onc quarter or ten acres. forest fires are classified according to acreage by forest officers average acreage per fire; time elapsed between discovery and report: time de voted to travel and to suppression; and the general weather conditions prevail ing throughout the fire season
 The Tusayan, with an acreage of I. SCO, ,OO0 acres. had a total of 63 fire, that burned in their entirety 25 & acres, or an average of about four tenths of an acre per fire. The per. centage of those extinguished before they covered more than one quarter ot an acre was about 92c e. or 5S in mum. Der
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-21

Ofs I..as' Nc-v'ne. and ',cSan to improve 'c:"re I.,d Eri..hcd tie first bottle 1tl: I was ...:I p ,ured."
 Ai.;s. JOSEPH SNYDER
 -Es Hudson St. Tifhn. Ohio. Many remedies are recommended for disease, "f the nervous system hat fa:i to pro,."cc rc.ults because ;hcy do 70; r,4rii 'hc seat of the trouble Dr >.i!es' Nervine has proven it's N2!ge :n such cases SO many ti1Ies .h4; il is unnecessary 10 make claiHis for it You can prove its ncri,- 10. yourself by get.ing a bottle oi your druggist, who will retGrn .he price if you receive no hC.cI.t. MIl Es MEpIci.S CO. EIkhart. la
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-21
WEDNESDAY

PHOENIX, Feb l6 Tine Powers prohibition bill was defeated in the lower house this afternoon by vote of IS to I6 after a long debate during which Powers conts nded with Brooks and Christy for the life of the measure The Drachman bill is still before the Senate. where it seems doomed to like late
 The spot in the Senate morning ses- sion that shone like light house in fog was the debate preceding the pas sage of the Goldwater investigation resolution. The resolution was intro duced on Saturday. when it nearly broke up the party. IL finally went through in all its pristine beauty by vote of II to s. and under it's terms a joint committee composed of two mem- bers from the Senate and one from the House ars vested with the power 10 deIve into the conduct of any state of-' ficial
 Senator Webb introduced bill in the afternoon providing for taking oi census of counties of the first class.
 
 Senator Munds introduced bill pro- viding for an educational survey of schools
 4 bill by Senator Karns provides for the building of bridge across the San la Cruz river
 Senate bill No. 70. by Martin, of Pima, relativt to transmission of coun- ty funds. was indefinitely postponed.
 Senate bill No I. relating to superior court fees. was passed unanimously.
 Senate bill No. 3s, remittihg to building and loan associations unpa.d taxes assessed on the stock and pTovid- ing in lieu thereof property tax. was passed
 The most important of the new bills introduced in the House today is No 96. by Powers. of Maricopa. providing for a house legis lature and raising the percentage required for initiative
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-21
TUESDAY

Yesterday in the superior court in tEe case Of the state vs Robert Gray. for assault with deadly weapon, the jury returned verdict Of not guilty
 Today the case of the state vs Er nest Scoiield was tried and the defend ant found guilty of petty larceny and sentenced to four months in the coun- ty jail.
 State vs Bell was dismissed as was the case of the state vs Mendoza
 4 special venire was issued for fifteen jnrors. returnable into court on Tues day, Monday being legal holiday.
 The case of the state vs Francis, ori was continued for hearing