Court martial tale of Nevins Nevins and Loring at Camp Cooke
The narrative follows Lieutenant Loring presiding over Nevins' court martial at Camp Cooke. After negotiations and a tense recess, the sentence is read as the record closes and Loring departs with valuables secured. The piece also sketches Loring’s disciplined, taciturn character and past cadet exploits, and notes disturbances around the Arizona post including a dog tax crackdown and robberies along the Hassayampa.
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