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The border vidette., 1897-09-11
Yours Truly.
SONORA NEWS.
Mining and Other Items from Our
Sister State.
w. H. RANDALL.

Sister State.
Santa Rosalia, Lower California, to
celebrate the 18th of September
Alberto Monteverde and Francisco
Cubillas of Hermosillo, have left for the
east to place in college two of their
children
Don Florencio Velasco has been ap-
pointed second Judge of the first judi
cial district of Sonora, vice Francisco
A. Arvizu, resigned.
The first big rain of the season visited
Hermosillo the first of the week. Light
ming struck several places in the city
but with no serious results.
Great preparations are in progress in
Hermosillo for the celebration of the
18th of September. A grand ball will
be given at the palace on that date.
Monday of last week was the saints
day of Governor Ramon Corral and
many young ladies and gentlemen called
at his residence to congratulate the
gentlemen.
The 10th Battalion will shortly leave
for Mazatlan on the transport Oaxaca,
where it will be stationed aud the I7th
which has been stationed there will be
sent to TORN.
The company of artillery that has
been stationed at TORN, Rio Yaqui,
will shortly leave Guaymas on the
transport Oaxaca for Salina Cruz, en-
route for the City Of Mexico.
Edward S. Smith has purchased from
Juan Garcia the Fortuna mine in the
mining district of Tecoripa, for which
he paid $4,000 in gold. He also pur-
chased for the sum of S5, 900 each, the
Carmelita, Maria, Amargosa and Santa
Barbara mines. Mr.. Smith will soon
organize a strong company to operate
these mines and will likely erect a
smelter. Mr.. Garcia retains one third
interest in the Fortuna mine.
The border vidette., 1897-09-11
How Is This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
Cnre.
F. j. CHENEY Il Co. Proprietors,
Toledo, Ohio.
We the undersigned have Known
F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable in
all bu siness transactions and financial
ly able. to carry cut any obligations
made by their tirm.
West d. Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Cat arrh Cure is taken in-
ternally. acting directly upou the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
tenn. Price rs cents per bottle.
Sold by all druggists. Testimonials
sold
I'm Sept IL.
The border vidette., 1897-09-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Don Jose Pierson was up from Clbuta
Monday.
Lie. Antonio Sarabia came up from
Hermosillo Monday.
John Parker has the finest wine in
Nogales at the Wigwam.
A. B. Gibson was up from Santa
Ana the first of the week.
Ten, fifteen and twenty-five cent
pocket knives at the Line City Store.
W.P. Morrison of chihuahua, passed
through to Lower California Sunday.
Cashier Fred Herrera has been ap-
pointed keeper in the attached store of
A. F. Paredes & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Giroux were in
town Monday. Mr.. Giroux is w. A.
Clark's representative.
Miss Saxon of Calabasas, is spending
a couple of weeks in Nogales. She is
staying at w. N. Cummings house.
Special Deputy Collector of Customs
S. NJ. Aguirre went to Magdalena Mon
day to remain several days on business.
Dona Pastora Varela and family re-
turned to Hermosillo Wednesday morn
ing after spending several weeks in Nc
gales with friends.
TT Grinden has been appointed
to the professorship of English in the
Normal school at Tempe and left for
there Monday night.
Mr.. Joe Mcconnell. formerly in
e H. ho National
Mexican Mining Co. at Ell Plomo. So
nora, is in the city en- route to his home
in Idaho.
j. F. Allan, general manager of the
Mexicsn Gold & Silver Recovery Co.
and j. Howard Palmer. superintendent
for Sonora, came up from Hermosillo
Monday on business.
Mrs N. f. Schofeld, mother of w.
B. Welton arrived Monday from Lake
Tahoe. Nevada, with her little daughter.
Mrs Sehofield will establish a candy
factory and bakery in Nogales.
Doctor H. S. Sevey returned to the
Santa Elena mines in: Sonora Wednes-
day after visiting several days with his
family. Doctor Sevey is a first class
physician and may later decide to locate
in Nogales. His friends hope he will.
Anyone who finds big bunch of
keys will take them to Al Peck as they
are his and anyone finding a small
bunch will bring them to THE VI
DETTE Office as they belong to We editor.
Assistant U. s. Attorney Alfred
Franklin came down Monday from
Phoenix to attend the Irvine case in
the court commissioners court, and re-
turned home after transacting his busi-
ness. Mr.. Franklin is the son of EX-
Gov. B. J. Franklin and is one of the
best young lawyers in Arizona. He has
filled the office of assistant q. S. at |
torney with marked ability and will
leave the Office with splendid record.
The normal school board deadlock in
the matter of the election of a teacher
in the English department was broken
yesterday by the appointment of 7. F.
Grindell, principal of the Nogales
schools. Upon the introduction of his
name Messrs. McClintock and Zuck,
who had been supporting Mrs. M. Buck,
of Carbondale, Ill.,, transferred their
support to him. With the vote of Col.
c. w. Johnston he was elected. Messrs.
Shewman and Gray voting for Professor
81. H. Brown. Professor Grindell has
resided in the territory about two years.
He was a candidate for the office of
territorial superintendent of instruction.
Republican.
The border vidette., 1897-09-11
IN THE AJOS.
w. n. Randall Sees a Bear that
Weighs Ton.

w. H. Randall is in the Ajo noun
tains working his copper mines. He
will develop them considerably before
returning to Nogales. The followiEg g
letter, written on a MANILA paper bag,
was received from Mr.. Randall yester-
day by burro mail:
IN CAMP, AJO MOUNTAINS, I
September 1st, 1897. I
FRIEND KING:
1 reached here safe and sound. Will
commence active work on my copper
mine this week. The weather in the
mountains is simply delightful, though
on the Sonora River, eight miles from
camp it is veritable G-string climate.
For those seeking recreation this is in
deed delightful country.
The mountains are we'll watered,
timbered and grassed. Here the sports
man can be fully satisfied. Bear, deer
and turkey are plentiful; the latter are
not as large as ostriches, but they are
whopers.
1 came in rather close contact to
bear yesterday morning and only being
armed with a pole pick 1 got ready to
shin up tree when he turned the other
way on seeing me and never saw bear
run faster. 1t is a question still in my
mind which one of us was the worst
frightened, but of one fact 1 am morally
certain that the bear weighed over a
ton.
The new gun, is all right. 1 made
long distance shot last evening at a
deer, breaking both his shoulders. The
distance was not so far that the meat
spoiled before 1 reached it, but as
Texas would say it was 1.-TWO sights and
a lookout
Yours Truly.
w. H. RANDALL.
The border vidette., 1897-09-11
School Money.

The following apportionment of
school money was made Thursday by
County Superintendent j. S. Wood TO
the different districts as follows; <
District No. l, Tucon building
The border vidette., 1897-09-11
pon.t rohncco spit apd Smoke Your 1.ire Arnr.

Don't Tobacco Spit aud Smoke Tour Lie ATny.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic. full OF life. nerve and vigor, take No-To
Bac. the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or 81. Cure guaran
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling RGmedy Co Chicago or New York
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
MOUNT VERNON.

The Common Council at special meeu"e on
Monday night sold $4,000 In tax rehei oo''oS ~
f. Beekman Underhill. jr.. Of New-fork C'F ne
bid Of the successful firm was ltc..j. and the next
largest offer was lC6.11. made by the fonkers
Savings Bank. This was the principal business Vi
the meeting and the remainder OF the time was a.
spent In repassing and resembling resolu.o,s us. ~ !.
regard TO street openings passed ~ former mt1
inSs III. Mans Of the Commissioner OF PuDlc
Works for n,acadamizing North Fourth-ave, rom
iincoin-ave to the city llne were accepted ana
the work ordered completed as soon as possoe; eor
The residents Of Chester Hill and oil tne I1weo s
mart Of the city who now suffer inconvenience
from the extreme distance of their homes II n,on e
the Postofnce are advocating the estaoilshlnieMn ~ M
Of branch offices in Prospective ana IN LAS LAS
Thlrd-st branch Office for the sale Oh s.anPs
was established some time ago In west MOUNT
The committee on the bicycle parade to be held
on Labor Day has announced that the I nns oi
march will form First-ave. ana Seco,io III,
right resting on Fourth-st. The parade WI i a,S
band at Fourth-ave. and First-st, where IL WI MI
pass the reviewing stand and be inspected Cy she
Nayor and Common Council and other oinciais.
The new synagogue of the Holy Brothers OF
Israel will be dedicated on Sunday IN Soutn lei uui
race-ave Mayor Fiske will preside ana 'h'ie VIII
be special services and addresses
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
SING SING.

The Rev Edmund Lewis preached yesterday morn
in- at the Sing Sing camp-meeting to a far au-
dencc. The afternoon was devoted to the exercises
of Childrens Day In honor Of the occasion 'he CIT
Gle and its surroundings were handsomely decora'eu
with flowers. plants and bunting The songs and
rocita;ions Of the children. under the direction OF
Mrs Coulscn. attracted a large audience; M Az
dresses we're made by the Rev = r. smith 0i re" vi
York CITY. and g. y. Cri'tenden. \ NUMBER ol
children YER rrg a,so M na%ii4eGy X cdnfercHce ig East
hev y. CoTch, oi G '+ A., NJ Cramer Of New
Jersey viii preach in the morning, the Rev Inomas
in the afternoon. ana il is believed that Bishop
andrews will he a. The camp III m ne SyS
0ld Folks' Dav ana the fact that Mrs. Van Cott
the evangelist vii he present will undoubteG,y at
tract large attendance Mrs. Van Cott VIII iedu ls
in The love feast d; o'clock in the morning Inc
Ecy Thomas Harrison Will pTSaen at w; ddress al eee
gt e.30 oclock and in the evening the sermon VIII
h. ny the Rev j. 5. Frelinnick of the New-Iork
me excellent choir OF the camp-meeting this year
has added much to the pleasure OF the ser % SI
lows. sopranos Mrs Ely Mrs. Beisheim, Mrs. Gam
bic ana the Misses Annie and I1bOle PIai!t; JOSIE
Youug-. Bertha Potter Florence Merritt Line @ ana
Enc Curtis. Bessie Coiley. Addie ana Lyle bru d
Miss Tic. altos. Mrs. Hays. Mrs Brundage, ana ana
ihc Misses Marion Coilcy Lizzie Wood Mimrie Hirtie
and William Beishcim; hasSo5, Andrew Barwlck
John Reishoim. Charles B Noakes. John Raymond'
Charles HAYS. Z. ". Osmun and Arthur Osmun =
v. Noakes Is leader. Miss Florence e. NoaKeS
ranist and o a Morse cqInetst; IiI,gan Of this viii
tIaC denies that there anything sensational
connected with his adventure with the Coney lsland
,.olic, on Monday \ named Craft. belonging
10 t.is Village WIS arrested by the Coney Island
,oli.. urop "A trivial charge. The man was not IN
,ori.,tel and Carrgan was asked by others in
the party from this village to obtain his release.
In cnseavoring tl 90 this he was snubbed by lhe
sergeant in charge and il took four hours 10 ilnd
n, captain. who upon hearing the facts al once once
ordered the prisoners release. and ne and Chief
Carrigtn arrived home about II O'Clock at night.
craft saws that the trouble came about through ms
iOk,ng with A dealer about the price Of his wares
and that besides being locked up. he was forced 10
pay four times for the same sandwich. the aHalr
has not Increased the popularity OF tine lsIahu
nrnona nenne In this neighhOrhOOd
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
THE IRTINGTON ASSESSMENTS
ONLY 1000 TAKEN OFF personal fhoi
ERTY AND ONLY $500 OFF REAL.


The Board of Trustees of the village oil lrVins,
ton Westches-er County, acting as assessoiS "0
their final meeting in the Corporate" rooms "
that village on Monday evening to consider com
plants against the new assessment TUNE
carefully considering all the aifdaNi'S anu sou
nents of the complainants. only S"-'V"o an P''
soraI was taken off This, with the N,-oo'o re
moved last Wednesday, makes totai Vi Si'o'
only 81 500 of which is for real estate, 10 De SuioAe"
from the roll None of the large real estate '""''
complained about their assessments
Tho last meeting was postponed from wednesday
last for the purpose of allowing AnZ L. p"i ioei, 90
Ardslev Towers to examine his assessments 'h'
porhor onnearod before the Board and asked 10
have tho sI0o 900 personal assessed TO him cahceheu
He admitted owning considerable stock pu' Sd'u
that it was assessed In other places Ni. i''
did not object the assessment OF S-''ooo On, ~ ~
Ardsley Casino Company, nor against 'he N'iVV'' vi
the Lorena Company, of which he Is at the heau
Tho ossessors complied with Mr. BARRIERS re-
ouest and also made the following reductions OF
personal property:
Name. AssessmsGt RsducTed;; Non -SsiSss, caSss
Mary F. Gregory s25 600 Canceedd' Sn statement
jewell & Dinke .... 1000. Cancelled Erroneous
Tho nersonal assessment of 5000 against John
Brsben Walker. Editor Of THE Cosmopon'an'
uas cancelled but the same amount was added 10
his real estate. making his to'al assessment
$4,000. with which he is perfectly satiShed'
few of the larger assessments. as now on the
books, follow:
Hannah NJ Bartc n. $4,000 real: $1,000" persona"
Wargaret D. Durham. Sloo,VU personal
Tracy Dows 100000 personal.
Fdwin Gould S2OO00D personal ,
Frederick W. Cueau. Sj0OO personal
Marcy G. Howe Sl0VW
Mrs. Annie Hoe. S1OnoW ,oo .oo,. s,oo 400
Mrs John D. Marss estate. S'oVo real Si'''o '''
sona. ..oo ooo -...orai
George Morgan. executor Oh Hdia' - ''
so0o ono personal: S665Oc real.
George II. Morgan, 5000 personal
George H. Mairs sI00.O00 personal ,,,r,aa Com
New4York Central and Hudson RIVER h"i''"' ~
pany, $1,000 80. ,
Isaac stern. S65 900 real.
Philip Schuyler. S76.5OO real. ,
DR. iucier G. Wafner S10D.VO real
Tirhalet Wood $5O,O0 real
charles c. Worthington. S23"o real
Tho total amount of the revised roll VIII he
81 10000 as against 100000 last year THIS VIII
make the tax rate considerably lower than art
wear and il will not cost the real estate oWiela
ss much for taxes this year In consequence wnCh
is due TO the large increase IN persona d Ill
mems which previously escaped. Ine revised ron
has been turned over to T. w. Crisheld the Vhlas.
clerk and will be open for Inspection ior the heA'
tee
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

Howard Payson Wllds. the Deputy Commissioner
OF Public Works. yesterday opened bids FOR con-
tract to macadamze the Boulevard Lafayette from
E.eventh-ave. the Kingsbridge Road. and the
lowest bid 81 16 a square yard. by the warren
Scharf Asphalt Company. Two other bids were
made. There bids also for contract for
stone facings in front Of the engine house at High
bridge, but the lowest will be known only when the
bids tabuated
fagpole. taking the place OF the one
struck by lightning two weeks ago, was put up on
the dome of the Gillender Building skyscraper
at Wall and Nassau SITS
Gladys La Rue. the girl who on Monday night
arrested the charge Of having tried to Kill
herself with gas al No. 40 Janest. was discharged
yesterday morning in the Jefferson Market Court
She told Magistrate Deuel. that she had no inten-
ton of committing suicide and that the gas must
have been turned accidentally.
William Beck his wife and Frank Morris and
wife. arrested Monday night by the police OF
the Tender DIN for having opium layout In the
Beck apartment, the third floor Of the iiathouse
No. 102 West Twenty y-nnth-st. were arragned In
jefferson Market Court yesterday. Beck repre-
sented himself n broker. of No. % New-st. He
was held and the others discharged.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Mr.. and w. II. Meeker. who have Deen Nv
Ing retired life in NewRochelle since closing
their career on the stage. have arranged and are
y hearsing the play of Uncle Tom Cabin. which
will be given under their direction IN Moulton Han
on the night OF Tuesday. September a. The affair
viii he in ala Of Mou,ton Hall, the fine quarters
luilt several years ago for the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union.
The young women in St. Johns Church CWilmoD.
ppcr New Rochelle gave an interesting entertain
yuant Yesterday afternoon in aid of the church.
There WAS no public building large enough TO ac-
commOdate the expected guests the affair was
held IN a large barn al the summer home of John
-. TrenOr. in which stage and scenery were
hich followed the piano solo by Miss A. S. Gibbs
a. he opening. The young women who took part
in he drill were Miss Minnie T. Rice. captain; Miss
Nabe. Kiofhofer Miss Rebecca Percy, Miss Nellie
Kiefhofer. Miss Ella Weeks. Miss Marion Cornell,
Miss Blanche Soaring, Miss Anna Svenson. Miss
Amelia Gibbs, Miss Laura Archer. Miss Renne
Mrs. r. Denton. Miss Julia Underhill Miss Title
s. ensOn and Miss Hatch. The young women wore
diagOOn costumes. and were extremely attractive.
rce other features Of the entertainment were tab
leaus and musical selections.
The village trustees met on Monday night and
Canvasscd The vote cast at the special election for
r0unced that the specifications are almost complete
sUd work VIII begin AT early date. Owing 10 the
absence Of President Clarke. on account of sick
irss, the meeting was adjourned until tomorrow
night.
Supreme Court Justice Martin J. Keoch who ls
at his country home In Pelham Road was
easements, but declined TO talk on that subject
when asked about the increase in his own assess
ment. and If he intends to make fight against
TIE assessors as ne did last year the Justice
fmilod bland,y and gaid nothing lie assured the
fCrorer that he could not talk on the subject with
irorrie;y.
s, Johns Episcopal Church at the fair given by
'.t.fl IN the Casino.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
PEEKSKlLL.

The monthly report of the Hospital Association
shows that ne income in July sl2l 3D. while
the expendi, ares were 1885, H. Thirteen patients
were admitted the Hospital. ten were discharged
and three died leaving six under treatment
The Board of Education of Drum Hill School has
three important meetings this week. On Monday
night the Board net and awarded contracts. The
contract for the carpenter work on the ADDITION 10
he gave bonds for the faithful performance of the
work His suretes We're DR.. John y. liideh ahQ
lanes T. sutton Five bids on small 1oO OF
painting show how prices may vary frederlck
Lent bid $}5 u. La Fountain SON. $50' Waiter
I;untiug Qor the Griffin Paint and Drug Company
so: Fred Ode.l S2S and Samuel j. Pierce sl6 90
The contract awarded TO Mr.. Pierce. Last
night the Board met TO organize, new trustee
having been elected last week. An adjournment
was had until tonight. when the Board Will be or
"a nizcd Robert McCord will be the new president
in place of Edward G.. Hasey, and oscar v. bar
GER will be elected secretary, TO succeed himself
David g. NontrCss will probably be reappoihted
collector OF taxes. l,.,,. , NJ
| O. O. F. to Coney Island and Rockaway look
place Yesterday. . n,
There was a fatal accident on the place at Roa
Hook owned and occupied by Mrs. +. +. Stevenson
lad fourteen wears old. employed by Mrs. Steven
son about her place. was cartng ashes ana leadlhs
The horse The horse stepped on large stone.
sir pcd and fell on the boy breaking his neck. The
lad was instantly killed. Coroner charles > Aps.r
hold an INQUEST. and a verdict OF accidental death
was found Lilly lived Elmsford, and his mother
CO me up on Saturday afternoon and took charge OF
the body. ,,- 1T,
The sixth season OF the Depew Opera House will
omen this evening Frederick 5. Cunningham Is the
Iiusted the personal representative OF Mr. Depew
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
GALVESTON FREIGHT RATE WAX.
THE LONE STAR LINE REFUSES TO MEET
THE LAST CUT OF THE NOR
CAN CnMpANY

THE LONE STAR LINE REFUSES TO MEET
THE LAST CUT OF THE NOR
GAN COMPANY.
The people deriving the greatest benent Iro'" .''o
lively freight war which Is being carried on oe-
tween the steamship lines running from mere "
Galveston are, naturally. the shippers. VINO are
sending freight South for almost notning' lha'
they are not slow to improve the opportunity
offered them is apparent by the amount OF ire'sh'
bcne handled on the piers of the three lines In the
fight the Mallory and the Morgan on one size anu
the Lone Star on the other.
The people who. next to the shippers are ueli'
ing the most benefit from the hght are the
very ones for the purpose OF crushing "hom
the war was started-namely. the Lone Star people
They have not come down to the MORGAN I're ns >
Monday reduction of cents hundredWeisIt, p4o ~
are maintaining the reduction or last oatuIudy,
cents on casses l. and 3; cents on class T. ana D
cents on al other classes of goods: Al these nS-
urns they have got all the freight they can hahdle
witb their three vessels and they are making
money at IT, while they declare the Morgan peeoP,e
are losing money at the rate OF cents NUM- cu @
weight Therefore. the Lone Star Line olIcais re-
ioice and saw they are coming out winners
An official Of the Lone Star Line salu gesteluay
that IL was hardly probable that ms cooHlpany
would meet the extreme reduction OF the Morgan
Line 1--WE have met every cut OF the TWO Si Soiii-
pan mics that are trying drive us out OF the pusi-
ness thus far" he said. but think rates are az
low as they n re going so far as we are concerned
The o.ficials o. tho Mallory Line yesleiuhy ie
fused to say anything about the fight, or wnetner
or not they had met the Morgan Lines las' re.
ducton. 1t is generally understood, however 'ha'
they have done
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
VIEW PARK ROW SKYSCRAPER MORTGAGED.

The Park Row Construction Company, OF which
William NJ WINS and r. J. Fredericks are president
and treasurer respectively. has mortgaged the prop
ertv known az No. 10 to II Park Row. No IL Ann
ST. and extendn- through the block to Theatre
Alley. to the Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
the United States. for the sum of S2,2OOO. The
mortgage is due IN year. and is payable In
gold with interest at per cent.
The property purchased few years ago by
William NJ WINS and a syndicate was formed. 1t
Is the intention of the syndicate to build thirty
story structure the foundation having been already
laid
Three deeds conveying parts Of the property to
If = clear lille TO all the property The deeds are
for A nominal consideration. with the burden OF
paving off mortgages aggregating SIG5,OU.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
A MINOR Not LIABLE FOR WIFES StPPORT

Justice Russell. in the Supreme Court yester-
day handed down decision IN which ne hods
that n minor marrying is not liable for the suppor,
of his wife. The plaintiff Is Louis Rice. who lives
with his father. a dealer in bakers supplies, at
No ll9 East One e-hundred-and- fourth-st.
The young man is only seventeen years old, and
through his father is suing for an annulment of
his marriage 70 his wife Moe. whom he met at
Brommerss Harlem River Park in March last when
she was twenty years old. on April : last they
called on the Rev. II. NJ. Tyndall. at No. % East
One hundred -ifth-st.. and were married with
out the know edge of Louis's parents.
Louis rented a fiat at No l479 Madison-ave.
furnished the instament plan and proceeded
housekeeping which undisturbed for one
week. when Louis's father learned Of his marriage.
and, entering the apartments. carried the young
bridegroom away.
Louis's mother promptly got a lawyer TO begin
proceedings for the annulment of the marriage. and
the wife then asked the Court for almony pending
the trial
Justice Russell however. decided that as the
boy under age, no contracted no legal mar
riage. and should not be COMPELLED to furnish
means Of support to the wife pending the ltiga-
tion.
The wife is living at No 22 East One-hundred-
and-frst-st.. and she declares she is penness.