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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-24
Ssmln.nD.

Der Braii0ent nuo Ser ap,t-
greB iino fid, Mitteilunqen allg
Walbinston 5ufolge, iiber sic Sol-
tltng oes Brdiioelltcn 0eutihIano ae.
geniiber llneins. Gle 9lnttport
8eiitl1Ianos mlf nmiere lebte Inter
feeboot gfote 1T in @oibington elm
getroffen, iie loa, lpie on5nr1ebn1en
NOR, llnbefrie0igeno Iein lno es
beiBt, Der Tr1fioent Dofle tie IN
lddrfiter gSeiie bealltlporten uno on-
NIT Die Mogli1feit eines Gonflifts
IN ndhite ytabe riifen. geioe Sdu-
ler oes 4onereiies iino allf's @nt-
Il6ieoenIte oageeen luto oie gor-
iIBenoen Der &omitcs fir ausmdrti-
&c ge5lebltngelL Der 9iepr1|entant
6loo0 ullo Der Senator 5tone ia
ben ben Hr1iioenten oaDon in 4ennt-
mis- geiebt, oaB bocbit mabrldeinlies
In beioen @duicrn geihliiiie onqe=
nornnlen ipiiroen. Ole es gnterifa.
fern lntmoglih MAIDEN loaen, Bnl-
loge auf beipaffneten Sdiffen frieas
filbrenoergaationen 5u nebmetl. iuertn
Der 8rdiioent Ieine Saltlrng nicbt
anoere Dos 2eetere min Ser Grd-
iioert aber nift gr min oen aon-
.greB offenbar 5tuingen, iid) leinprt
Wilen gu fiigen Or bat i'm iogen
Ialfen, Dob er ieoe ginniiblug in
irternationaIe Mngelegenbciten ais
eine peri0nlibe 8eIeibiellng anlehen
liper0e Die 8otiboft bat ober alt-
ideineno nidt biel giilormd ge-
ntadt @benlo penie iheinea per-
fonlide ltnterreouneen init einseI-
men @erren ettpas aeniiBt su baben.
Wit Nfiibe ullo geot erreihte Ser
Brdiioent. oaB Senator Stone Der.
ipraf, fir Die Megieriing gegen oei1
oben senannten geihlnB cin5utre.
ten Wan fam ouf cine rueitcrc
gntipidlung lebr eelponnt iein ga.
tllrIid fam Der &ongreB nidt BE-
-feblen, ipie er oie oltstp1rtiae Holi-
tit fiibren fon, aber er fam ourd)
Die annnbme BON 8ei9Iiiiien un5
oos geripeigern bon 8eft1tiairnaem
ieine Bolitif, tpenn iie anf1ngt, ge-
fdbrli6 5ll tper6en. onrdfreusen 1no
mir ipollen bon gan3em Ser6en min.
lden, oaB er oies tim miro. @eoen
Die masloIe 9idfopfisfeit oes gra-
fioenten in Der gerfoleilng elmer usl.
beilbollen YoIitif lit energiibe Sp-
petition Die patriotiihe Yflidlt eli
mes ieoen omerifalriiden 8oIfsper-
treters. mag er 9emofrat ooer &c
publifaner fem glne oieIc 0fittei
lilngen fomnlen oilrh Die .ssnterna-
tional Nefns Serbicee oie mSlfI.
8reIie@ ipeiB iiberbaupt nicbts bon
slufreguna uno &onfliffen su mel
ben geab ibrer Gorltefuna limo
9eIdliiiie. ole sllnerifauern oas
Sabren auf Shiffen fricafiimcnocr
0ationeit unmoalid MAIDEN ioIleu,
I'M Sallle BON llnlern teranilden
Hepr1lentunten Mc2enlore uno i'm
Senat bon Dem blinoen Senator
Gore eirgebraht, es iei aber feline
Misii6t borbanben. neIoet iie, oaB
iie bon oetr &ontites oen Sauiern
borgelegt iuiiroen gaod oieIer Oar
itellnng iuiiroe iidl Der aongreB aIIo
rnbig Dem @iIlen oes GrGiioentell
fiigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-24
Gnr5r l1eberlid)t.

9as @ororimgen Ser Cent
fden bei @erbmn lit bis Jest
erfolgreid). Sic 6nrd)bredjen
bic feinolidem 9inien anb iino
MIR mod ad)t Waeilen BON @er-
bin entferiit.
DeitIid bon Saiomiler int
Gliaf baben bic 9eiitidJen
fcinolid)e StelInnsen seuom=
men.
3Dr6 8eresfuro ertIart, Der
&ries iuer0e engliIderleits bon
0ilettanten sefiibrt.
Eprtngal fonfissiert Die in
ieineii GGfen liegenben oent-
lden inb Giterreidiiden Sdif-
fe.
MsqnitlJ gicbt I'M euglifdJen
Garlaulent bie befannte GrfIa=
RING ab, onf GngIanS mno
leine gerbiinoeten ifidJt cher
6rieoeu ldjIiefen luerOe, als
biz es erreidt batte, mas es
erreid|em iuollte.
Der engIiidje Gampfer
g8eifbnrn" lit, nit tiner bent
fd)en Sriienmann;daft, in
Santa Grus anf Sen Ganari-
idlem Sniefn einselanfen.
Die Siirfen rannien angelo
lid) idun Srebi5onD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-24

einem ensliiden 5iiderbopt serettei
iucroen f6nnen, aber bic Gnglamber
lieken Die 9entidJem rmlig ertrin-
fcm.
Cine 9epeidje ans Sitrin incloet,
Der S6nig pun sStalien bn6e Dem
aDitig bun Wuntenegro Ben 8efebl
iiber Elm Mrmseforps ange6uten Die
GeIhidlte iuiro mol gelogen iein.
9uro Charles geresforo, Der ieti
eiaentlid Mitslieo Oes Cberbanies
bee englH6em Yarln,nemts lit, er-
flarte in Der eriten HeSe, bic CT Sor1
bielt: Der Grieg luiro ppu 81 Gt
fettantcn seleitet, bic mifJts oabon
Deritehen. 9is GjrnnbIage bes Gr-
folses iit @uransiidt, iuie fana abes
ein bIpher 9ilettant @Dransiid)t fa-
ben. Die 9eitlins bes &rieges III
Idiimmer gelDorben, Ieif Oas Gpa-
litionstriniiteriitni aebilbet luorSen
lit Mit alansea6em giiid5iigen ge-
mint man feinen Arieg." lprD ge-
resforS fat NIT Der Satiahe 9iedt,
oa Der ariea fir Gnglanb bis jeki
erfplglOs gefiibrt lit, aber er Jat I'm
redJt, luenm ct bies Dem 9ilettantig-
INNS DER Tiifrer allein in bic Sd)n-
he idiebt; Der Gjrunb liest einfadj
in Der allsemeinen lteberlesenbei.
Der SentId)en nnS iBrer &erbiinSe-
ten.
Sriumpbierelo erfIarte Der eng
liihe aoIonialnlinilters @onor 2atp,
man babe 10000 2uaoratmcilen
oeutihen 8eiises erobert gs iino
oies Die aolonien, Die man init gro-
Der llebernla1t elmer fleinen 9e-
fabune erltrilien bnt. ltno cs bai
Elange geoonert, bis man oies fertig
gebrabt bat. Die midtigItei Solo
nie, Oit Mfrifo, iit nod bellte IN
Den Sanoen Der Geutlde,t. Sir oeil
@erlaif oes Grieees lit oieIc grobe-
ring Der aoIonicn poil gar feiner
geoentliue ino nod oem ariege
miro 9eutlhtmo iic ibon mieocr
befommen.
@ie es beikt, fat bic portngieii-
ldje 8egiernms alle bemtIdlen nnS
DiterreidjiIden SdJiffe, sic i'm Sa-
fen pom 2iiIabpn laaen, fonfis5iert
nnS Die pprtngieiildJe Slagee amf
i9nen amfSisben IaiTen. Gs luaren
ied)snnbbreifia al Der GAIL. Ia bic
portnsieiiidjeResiernng ieinerseit, ais
trener |aIalle Gnalan6s, 0entIdl-
lamb ben ariea crfIGrt fat, 10 6at
es nlleroinss eiu 3ed)t sm oieiem
pWboleIale" 0iebitabl.
9reiBia 3eppeline ioa 8eutfd-
lano fuibreno oes Grieges perloren
baben. IS ioa iebt nod oeren le6s-
8ig baben.
Die Gentlben babcn ncll o1ni-
lden 0ompfer u9ergenhans@ mic
Der freigelaiien.
Die oiterreidliithe &egierllng bat
ner lmIrigen mitaeteilt, oaB lie auf
ole vRetrolite~ Tote nibt cher ant
lporteu meroe, oIs bis tie ndbere Ssyll-
formation erbolten babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-24
&ar Sans SdJmiot nod elm
Hrieiter?


Die ygeeip gorfer Staats5eitung
id)reibt: 0nrd Die SinriAtnng Sans
Sdnliofs, Den lesten Oft elmer an
grailennollen gin5eIbeiteit iiberrei=
d)en 8rngooie, miro anf's neue, aua0
mol gum leBten Male, Die sSrage af-
tuell: sSn ipeldern duBeren 8erbalt-
mis- 5ur fatbolifden STRIDE Itano Der
Wsoroer2 Sat er nod Dem 8rie-
IterEtatl0e airgebDrt, ais er Iid) IN
oen eleftriiden Sfnbl lebte, Inn oie
beroierlte Strafe fir iein ie[bltenl-
geitanoenes 0erbre1en 5ll erIei-
ben?
8enn Sans Shntiot iiberballpt
ienlals oie Yrieiteripeibe elnpfangen
bot mas bon 8ielen ange5ipef=
felt miro, oa er oas Hrieiteroefret
uno Die MeIieli5en5 ebeniognt ge=
fdlTdt boben mag. tpie er onbere
gofiinerte ertpieienermaBen ge-
fdllft bot 10 lit er. I'M ipeiteIteli
Sinne beg @ortes, Erielter Bis 8il-
lett geipelen; oenn rad) ser 2ebre
Der fatbolii6en Stride oriidt oie
Trieiteriueibe, gleib ser Saufe uno
Sirmitilg, Elm linnltslolblides Merf-
mai anf oas pidt fpeggenomrlell
Deroen fann oas lit oie gefngnis,
prieIterlide SSlinftionen aus5uiibea,
BON ben nit Der 8eibe perbunoenen
8ollmadten f@ebrau1 5il MAIDEN,
flir5, oas BrieIteral1lt 3il perieben.
limo in oieien eigentIi6en lmo.
eill5ig iillo alein in 8etraht 5u siez
benoen Sinne mar Sans Sfbfniot
fein 8rielter, nls Ser totIihe Strom
i'm onr65udfe, er NOR aud) fein
Srieiter, ais er Die arme slnna 9(u-
ntiiller binihIathtete, ia er mar fei-
men sllgenblid lang auf ainerifani.
ident 8ooen Erielter, oenn ldon,
Dor bem Gage, als er ben SUB alf
oieIen 8oben iette, mar itnl oilr,h
Geroronllng leines 9il1ofs IN
Deutihlano bas &ebt ent5ogen ipor-
Den, MeIle au lelen 1rno ben iibri=
gen, Dem @eneibten oes S5errn bor-l
bebaltenen 0bliegenbeiten nad5rl-
fonln1en.
Sans S6nliot lpor ifon in
9elltldlano bonn 8rieiterar1te ills=
pen0iert noroen. 9ieie Snspeniion
puroe nielnnIs ipioerrrfer. ltno
geraoe Der llrlltono, ooB ibm in Ser
alten @eimat ieoe Moglibfeit abge-
ldnitten NOR, Dem freigepGblten
8errf fernerbin on5ub1ngen, bat
i'm nah slmerifa gefiibrt. Sier
gelong es ibn1 bei Dem berrlhenoen
Mangel an Erieitern oent1fer
3llnae berbaltnisnlaBig Ieid)t, nit,
ipie iebt feltiteGt, gefGlldJten 9ofu-
menten, anitelluug aIs GapIan gu
finoen uno fid in einen Stano wie-
Der binein5llorangen, aus oenl err
init Sd)ilnpf imo Sdnnoe nerItoBen
tporoen mar.
@ian bot allo feiil &edt Sans
Sdntiot Dem fotbolilben aleruS an
Die 8pdlbobe 8u bdugen, iomenig
man Elm Reft bat, fir Die Sdano.
taten zines aus benz slnipaItitono,
aus Dem 9(er5teItano uiip. @eItoBe-
men Die gan8e 8rofelIion nerolittport-
lid 81 mafeil Der, Der neulid) in
Siug Sing ben Soo erIitt, mar fein
Srieiter mebr, mar es ibon langeI |
rid]t mebr. or mar ein armer
Siinoer mo bat gebiiBt fin cine
Sot, Ole er aIs Menid, ais elm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-24

6eSrOGf 9siemtlnS ano luie mDfiueu=
big CT luar, Sas babelt nns Die leb=
ten SATIRE geseigt, als bic HaitberpD-
litif GnglanOs, Sranfreid)s nth
9tmklanbs 81 Sage trat. glsaitifI
lueik bas audi alles gennm nnS ueif
ebeniu geitam, oaf Ser ssrie6e ME ani
bteie Sebingnngen bin abgeId)lpiIen
ipir0.
Die 9entifJen inel0en, oaf iie In
Gliaf Die frans6iiiden Gtellnnsen,
SitlidJ bon GaiblUiler, IN elmer 9an-
ge BON 700 Wetern mno elmer Sicfc
BON 400 Wetern bmrd)brDd)en nno
nngefabr adtsig 0efangene gemadJi
baben. Die sSransuien geben bag
@Drbringem Der 9emtlden sn, bc-
hampton aber, lie fGtten Die Dent
id5em fpGter luieber ans eiltem gro=
fen Sell Der nenem Stellnmaem per.
trteben.
Gns Santa grii5 anf Sem &amaz
ridden Snielm luirS scnreloet, Is
lei bDrt Der ensliid)e 9ampfer
o&citbnrn" cinselanfem. Gr befin-
Be iidJ 1T ben S,aitben eincr bent
Id)em Griienmannidaft ltno fibre
bic oeitId)e 5Iagge. Die Nfitgfie-
Der Der Nriienmnmnldaft triigea
Miitben, atf Denen Die s{nldlrift
yS. N. 8. Noe6en" (iuabrid)ein=
lid Elm Srrtnnl, pielieidt eNueue")
sil leien ici. Der ! o@eitbIrn1 babe
207 0efangene On gprD, Die bon ben
ensliidlen Sd)iffen ossIamentp" !,
uglan MeSapiib1, yGSinbnra" /,
pgelge" nnD uemrembmrg1 bcrnm-
tergebult ieien. Gs ieien andJ Ipa-
niId)e Seelente an 8oro. Der ,@elt-
burn" fibr am 21. ssannar yon
siperpool nah gienus slpres al.
Sn sonbon III Die gsadlridlt elm
setrpffen, Der ensliide 9anlpfer
s8eftbnrn", Der III Santa Gr1ls mn
ter oeutider Glasge bpn elmer oent-
ldJem Eriienmannid)aft ciilgebradt
lunrbe, lei ipater, anferbaIb oes
6afens, Dum Der Iriiennannid)aff
berIenft luorben.
sln Der 0itfront 1T nid)ts 4id)-
tises paiiiert, mir baben beatfdje
MerDplane gan6em in Der 8egenO
Don yiiga, ,SarobitaSt nmb ssrieSridJ=
itaSt eeiuorfen. 8eim Gpenten-See
nno bei Janrt baben sfrtillericfGm-
pfc ftattgefllnbem.
Sine asetersbnrser Gcpeide be-
banptet, bic siirfem fimacn bereits
am, bic Staot srebisUno lSas olte
Srapc5nnt) ain Sdliuarsen Mecr sn
rammen. Die giniien fcien MIR nod
cine Sagereiie bun bem 0afem gliie
cntferst. 9iiie Iieat iibrigens nod
cine lanse Strede pon srape5nnt.
Der 8aiier ion 9iuflano Iat iidl
Iofurt nad gr6ffnung Ser 9mma
an bic sSrunt begebeu.
Wie ans 9unSDn semeIoet iuirS,
baben am 60 SaiIee aanal uno iu
ypern artilleriefGmpfc itattgefnn.
ben, SnrdJ Die ben 9entidJen ldliue.
rer Sdaben 5nssfiist iunrSe.
9lns SonOum melbct cine 0epeidle,
bag nene gurorinscn Der SentTdJen
lei idon pollitanbis snm StillitanS
sebradlf. 9as iit ia m5gIidl, a6es
man merit nmr uidJfs Sabum.
Aomiral BON Ep6l, Der ipeben uon
leinem goiten alS gefe6Is1aber Der
Sentlden Sdladtflotte 5uriifaetre.
ten it, 1T in Berlin aeitOrbcn.
Gtne gierter 9epeidjc aus Sp-
penbasen mefSet, man babe in Der
ytdbc Der id)iueoildlcn Sta6t So.
fbenbnrg cine sslaifc eefnmoeu, in
Der iid Sriefe befanoen, Die Gapt.
llble, Der 8cfebls6abrr Ses in Der
NorSiee bernHsIiiftm 3cppelin e.
49,, an ieine Gltern, ieiue Trau
nno ieinem fieinen Sobn idJrieb, als
er lab, oak ibm nnb ieimen 9enten
Der llntergang seiuik lei. Die SeIab-
rns bes 3eppelins ya.19" hattie bon
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Sans III perrtntfn.

Nas mmtere nnS ubcrr Stofiuert
pon Sr. 216 Si-Gommeree StraEe
1T 81 perrentcn. gtahere glnsfnnft in
ser Gfficc Der sSreien 9reHe"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-24

San @arino lit ougIeid oie
fleinIte uno Die dItefte Gepublif @r.
ropas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-24

OerfOumener, eeiitig ii6erIid nid1t
galt5 normoler Menid, .begangpn
bat.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-01-07
CLOTHING SOLICITED

A committee of ladies have been busy this week visiting the different sections of town in an effort to as- certain the families in need of cloth ing and food. The ladies have en- countered numberless cases of desti- tuition, where whole families are suf- fering from insufficient food and who have scarcely enough clothing to cover them. There is a great demand for clothing especially, and anyone having cast off clothes which they may wish to donate to the needy ones may notify the committee composed of Mesdames Frank Davis, Vicla Den nison and J. c. Traps and they will gladly call for the same and distribute it where it will do the most good. Tn
 their endeavors to alleviate the suf-
 fering the committee are overlooking no needy ones and their work is be- ing carried on in the interest of all
 without regard to race, color or affili- ations. Notify any of the above
 ladies and they will call for anything
 you may have in the line of clothing or other necessities.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-01-07
Ask Troops for Strike District

Phoenix, AriZ., Jan. 4.-Governor Hunt was notifid today that the sit uation at Clifton is grave. It is pos sible that the Arizona national guard will be ordered back to the strike zone.
 Tn order to determine whether it is absolutely necessary that more troops he sent to the strike zone adjutant general Harris leaves for Clifton to- night. He will arrive before noon to- morrow, going by auto from Lords burg.
 When men were sent in from Dun- can to do assessment work on the De troit Copper company's unpatented claims sheriff Cash and Capt. Hall, in command of the National guard company now at Clifton, asked gov. ernor Hunt for more troops. This re- quest was reiterated last week when Hall and Cash came to Phoenix. [ This strike has already cost the
 state S30,00O and we do not want to ! send the guard back to Clifton unless 1 it is absolutely necessary" said the governor.
 Tt is costing a hundred dollars 6
 day to keep the company there now.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-01-07
MARTIAL JAW WILL NOT SOON BE
 DECLARED
According tc Advices from Phoenix
 Governor Hunt Says Martial Law Will Not Be Declared in Strike
 District Under Present Conditions.


 Excitement has been running high in Clifton for the past few days when it was understood that martial law was to be declared in the strike dis trict the latter part of the week. It is not known where the. rumor orig mated but it is thought to have had it's conception in the minds of some of the over jealous state press, how the people here up to high pitch and conjectures have been numerous in regard to the different phases of the subject
 It is understood that Adjutant Gen eral Harris while in Clifton this week was looking over the situation in order to ascertain whether martial law at this time was necessary or not In an interview he stated posi- lively that such was not the case.
 Everything in the strike district has been more quiet the past two months than at any time since the strike was declared and why the question of martial law should now be taken up passes our understand ing.
 In telephone communication from Phoenix last night the Era was in formed by Governor Hunt that he mad received report from Adjutant General Harris to the effect that con- ditions did not warrant martial law and he could see no reason why mar tial law should be in effect in the district at this time when local con ditic-ls co not seem to warrant the move. ---~----..s
 Thus another obscure rumor, with which the people in the strike district have been burdened for the past four months, has been dissipated and the denial of any move toward martial law here will be received with satis- faction by the public in general.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-01-07
STRIKERS PARADE

The first parade of strikers held in Clifton for several weeks took place yesterday afternoon when a large mum Der came down from Morenci and Metcalf and joined the Clifton mem bers in marching through the differ ent sections of town. It is esti- mated that there were in the neigh borhood of 1000 in line. The men were led by an orchestra which fur nished inspiring music on the line of march and the enthusiasm of the men was as keen as ever according to the sentiments voiced by them dur ing the march, Viva la Huelga'' could be heard from one end of the line to the other and sentiments of like nature were freely indulged in ..
 The men marched to Shannon Hill where they spent some time in speech
 making and it is reported that several vehement speeches were made in re, gard to existing conditions in the dis trict. Outside of the shouting and cheering the men were orderly enough and the parade caused but little ex citement.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-01-07
ASSESSMENT WORK COMPLETED

The assessment work on the De- troit Copper company claims which has been in progress for the past two weeks will be completed tomorrow morning and the men from the refu- gee camp at Duncan who have been doing the work will return to their homes there at once. The work has been carried on without disturbances of any kind and U S. Marshal Dillon reports that no trouble has been en- countered between the strikers and the refugees. Some 250 of the men will return to Duncan Saturay morn about Monday. The United States Marshals now in the district will also leave for their homes the first part of the week, their duties in the strike zone having been performed. It was thought by many people that upon the completion of the assessment work the men would refuse to return to Duncan and that trouble would re suit on this account and great deal of relief will be felt from the fact that they will return and thus all trouble between the men be avoided Upon the arrival of the men from Duncan Marshal Dillon made a thor ough search of their persons and quite number of guns and other weapons of different kinds were taken from
 them and held pending their depar | ture for Duncan. These weapons
 are in the hands of Marshal Dillon
 and after their return to Duncan the
 weapons will be turned over to then
 by the marshal as they are considered personal property.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-01-07
TAX ASSESSORS IN
 CONFERENCE
Uniform Valuation of All Glasses of Property Will Be Sought and Laws Changed if Necessary.

PHOENIX, Jan. 5-County assess ors from all parts of the state open ed their annual meeting yesterday with the state tax commission in the house chambers of the statehouse. Other visitors are also here repre- senting other organizations interest ed in the question of taxation.
 Charles Howe, chairman of the tax commission, is chairman and Jesse Boyce, secretary of the com mission, is acting as secretary. The convention promises to last until about "Wednesday noon.
 Nearly every county assessor in Ari- zona is here for the meeting, the ex- captions being c. S. Love of Apache county and J. w. Began assessor of Pima county. L. E. Smith, chief deputy, is here for Began. Loves ab- sence, it is thought, is due to the heavy snows in northern Arizona as tt is necessary for him to travel 80 miles to reach a railroad and the auto stages which operate in that section cannot run until the paths are broken. The assessors in the city for the convention are D. A. Hughes county assessor of Cochise; J. D. Dunn, coun- ty assessor of Coconino and his chief deputy, Henry l.. Aphold; w. G. Dun can, county assessor of Gila; Myron Alfred, county assessor of Graham; James Kirby, county assessor of Greenlee; J T. Bone, county assessor of Maricopa; Frank L.. Hunt, county assessor of Mohave; Fay L. Gardner, county assessor of Navajo; L. E. Smith, chief deputy to the Pima coun- i ty assessor; George Truman, county assessoN of Santa Cruz; c. E. Gen. i try. county assessor of Yavapai; and J. M. Gaines, secretary of the Co., chise County Taxpayers Association, is here and the tax. commission has been advised that nearly every other classification will be represented. i Charles Mullen will be present fol the cattle grwers and Harry Gray for the sheep growers
 The convention is for the purpose of considering matters relating to taxation, to secure a uniform valuation of all classes of property in the state and to discuss and formulate any changes deemed necessary or advis- able in the laws relating to taxation or the forms or methods in keeping the books aL4 accounts thereof and to
 consider any and all matters relating to a just listing and equalization of
 taxes of the state.
 After the convention, the assessors
 stNlr their work of listing property
 for the 1916 assessment and the tax
 commission begins the same work on
 property that it assesses such as rail
 roads, mines, etc.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-01-07
MURDERER KERMEEN
 DIES NEXT FRIDAY

Apparently nothing can save w. ". Kermeen from the gallows at Florence prison Friday.
 The state pardon board at it's meet ing yesterday took no action in the Kermeen case and as far as known the board will hold no further ses- sions until after the date set for the Kermeen hanging.
 kermeen is sentenced to hang be tween 10 and o'clock Friday. He was convicted of murdering J. P. Har- rell near Bisbee on May ', 1914. PHOENIX, Jan. 7.-Kermeen did not hang today as scheduled but was granted a reprieve for 10 days and will ... brought before sanity board to determine whether he is insane or lnot. s..s4
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-01-07

life work it celebrates, and so admir- ably located, will be formally dedi- cated early next summer Secretary Lanes purpose is to make the event enc of impressive importance. If, as is expected, Congress meantime makes the Grand Canyon a national park Git is a national monument now) the two dedications will take place, together, making a celebration altogether nota- ble in the history of national parks
 Devotional Fires on the Altar
 This memorial, embodying to d re- markable degree the essential spirit of the Grand Canyon, is planned to be- come the scene of perhaps daily cere- monials of most interesting charac- ter,reviving the spirit and to some ex- tent the practice of the ancient re- ligious forms in vogue among the origi- nal Indian tribes of the neighborhood Devotional fires will blaze upon this altar.