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The border vidette., 1899-06-10
A Communication.

EDITOR VIDETTE: After the trial of Thompson vs. the county of Santa Cruz to recover salary as jailOr or deputy sheriff, was asked by sons one if. in my opiaion, he Case should be appealed. Not having been present at he trial inquired if, at the trial, the county had proven that tho plaintiff had never filed his written deputation in the office of the recorder, and also whether the defendant had proven that there was no contract with the plaintiff to pay him. I was assured that s;.ch proof had not been given, hut that the facts exist and can be proven The jury under the circumstances sur. rounding the trial, in the absence of the proofs could render no other verdict than that given. But. If 1t be a fact that Mir. Th3mpeon had not fled his WRITTEN depusatio in the office of the Recorder, he had no existence as d deputy of the Sheriff, nor any right to act as such deputy. Paragraph 476 1 the Revised Statutes makes this filing d condition precedent, in cases like the, one under consideration and uu.ler paragraph 73j. divisions , and 3, the plea that ''ths plaintiff had no legal capacity to sue" and that he was not entitled to recover in the capacity in which he su B." would have bee:Ya bar to the action, aud will be bar in the court of appeal.
 And although the plaintiff had fl ed his appointment IS deputy, as required by the Statute, unless the supervisor. had agreed to pay him salary. hu could not recover. It is trus that the Sheriff may applint as many deputie. as ne s5es it, ottt he Is responsible for their pay. ,uales5 the county by it's supervisors agrees to pay them.
 If thel it p3 trus thatS the deputa- tiou was not tileI and that tue super vlsors ID Id Il, cJItr,tc6 for plying tn plaintiff or if either of theSe e1l iitions exist and cLn bs proved b:low. has ;s very sIin cnin;s of winning Dis s.,se in the court above
 The supervisors in refu sing to allow the dsm sn1 of Mir. Tn),nps1n, in tois case, were not acting un ler the ind iea;, af any petty pr-jdd.ce. bat simply try ing to guard tho tre tsury of the people. and they refu-ed to allow the Slai:n. not fru:p auy personal illwill to Mir. T lompson or to any one eisa, but ill tne exercise Of what they deemed to be their duty.
 EB. WILLIAMS.
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Judge w. H. Barnes says that the amount of mining business going on in Pima county is under rather than over estimated. Legitimate deals are of daily occurance and the beauty of most of them is that the money changes hands. Development work is Fl" gress. ing in an astonishing manner and the future of that section of the territory he says is assured beyond any doubt.
 Geronimo. which has been the head quarted of the Globe road for several years, is no more, and again Ft. Thomas takes on the privileges of that section Or the Giia valley. The headquarters of the road have been moved to Globe, where the nachire shops will be located. The station and telegraph office at Geronimo have been closed, and soon it will be a deserted village Lordsburg Liberal.
 From Cattlo Inspector Schoheld tho Citizen learns that about 2, GOO head of cattle are on the various traiis leadi lg into Tucson, and It is feared that the stock yard facilities may be overtaxed for day or so. Mir. Schotield has en- duavored to have the cattie move in systematically and has succeeded ad- mirably up to the present. time. A lack of yard room, counied with poor graz ing In the immediate vicinity of Tucson Is likely to work q hardship on late ar rivals who wIli be c1mpelied to await their turn. Us those first Ill are first .efved
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A Peculiar Accldent.

One Of tho cIrs, or r-stner wreck of car, ia the yards billed for the shops. Ia, all objsct of interest, as peou,iir Recently train load of c-tile, coneiat- ing oi 2o cars, was loaded at Pon;anu. near unls city. Before the train reached sentinel it was d discovered that the Car above referred to, which Was iu the middle of the train, had burned and The fire was not discovered until the cattle wero all deud and the car was burned to the floor. Ire cattle be- iunged 10 R. W. Patterson. Tucson Star
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MEXICO.

The Cobre Grande shelter, located at the Cauanea mines, las, says the l uv- son Stal, been put Ill operation. il Is understood tnere are four h und red ineu at worK In the mines sLad at iiIe slnelt- CTS.
 A mining man from Mexico says that in i've hours run the Gore Granoe meiter produced five tons of copper uuiIIon, and there Is sl4g cont;.ining enuugu copper to Keep a two hundred ton furnace running Tor a Car.
 The following items of Lower Califor- mia lnIues Lre iro-a En5 o>sI D.eg5 C4i., Union: -----.s-s
 \ null has arrived at Ensenada for the lteai del Cesiiilo gold rnlue=, thirty miles east of Ensenauu. ! he m.il Is the property of David Gold baum. aha IS Tor cusCoin work. IO wnI oe upocLtod Dy wafer power, anu WIll crusn o.e from the PueoIo, Ca,.Ii.o and GLiia Inlues, owned by Ar. oiubauu:
 A mil has arrived al Easenada for August Miller, and wlu Ue put up at 11lamO to crusn rock f4-o.n 4A.r. Minor 5 lHIne.
 A new mill has just gone In the coun- try from CaiIforuiu, i,nd will Oe put up at La Ii ueita, not lar IroLn ASud DIilce. odh Dic&u k1liLI ale lu te. os,ed nete.
 The E coudiIo mines, on tne oli TO Id to Ala.uU, ocLweon Dan AnGUuIo anu oanGls C.stta rdhcn. arc uoing deveiUpeA. and d new cunI ,,ill Ue oponeu.
 The SocOrro placers, Uwhed by Hdrr, JonnsUn, are runuing Guii uiasJ, WltL mUre water thau iorinciiy. d Dis cieeu- up l. eXpec,ed.
 There are forty to fifty men employ ed at Buena Vi5Ld on tue ultcn, and by October tne piacers MIII Do JuruIug out gold.
 The San Fernando copper mines are soon to be o.1era.ed oa . biz scale D. e;ts ,ern c;; :Ldi.
 Tue Punta Banda lead and silver mine is being worked by a Mr. Johnsun, from LeauVIiie, Coio, Wno has run a tunrei fifty to slxJy feet into the huI ana has juoL strlcsl ore ruunIn.s oJ Oun- ces in sl.vcr ana 10 per cent. iead.
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ARIZONA NEWS.
Fl Paso Times.

Tucson has grown so big that it has
 The new convent af the Sisters of Mercy at Tucson will be ready for oc- cupa.iou tine middle of this month.
 According to old residents Tucson has nIt seen such rain as Friday $, at this tilAe Ut the year, in twenty -ore years.
 N. ". Bernard is shipping today 1.5)O head of cattle to Kansas pastures. Tneso cattle aro from the Arivaca range.
 Prescott is unusually happy over the intelligence that Fort Whipple is to be r-h@biiitsted at once, and that S50, QUO is aya.!ablo for that purpose.
 The Morrison Brothers of Baton have just been awarded Ehe contract by tho United States government for an Indian school ia Arizona of six bui,d- ings to cost 560,OJ0.
 The Graham county board of equali zation appears to hHye won q part of ;s victory from one of tho big cattle cora- panies, realizing an increase of cattle tax in the sum Of SITS.
 = Jchn Myers and George Russell, two ciiisens uf Tucson, were kicked by 6 Ia,ne nu:e on the main street of Tucson last Thursday night, and circulated the report that .key had been sandbagged by fcotpsds. The story was exploded by the city marshal.
The border vidette., 1899-06-10
CHRONIC EALA9IA

Hifers materially frcm ordinary chills and fever It is the result ct Fepea,,d acute attacks. The liver and spleen are I-r..C.i;<l.: .: sinected. They act .ts store l-OuSts fcr the ni4IarilI poison and the
The border vidette., 1899-06-10
Eucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in tl,s world fer Cuts Bruises, $ ,rcs, Ul,ers, Stis E.eum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chappe l Hands, 'J-.ilbiai~s, Corns, Id ali skin erup- tioas, and positively cures, Piles. ar nc pay required. It is guaranteed tn gise perfect satisfaction or money re- refanie.i. Price 25 cents per bex For sale by Chene ~eth & Mix.
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BRIEF ITEMS.

E. Whimple came upF' from Sonora last Monday on business.
 Conductor Harry Hay has resumed his run on the south end.
 E ". Langton came in from Los Angeles Tuesday last and is stopping at the. Nogales house.
 J. E Hunser of Guaynas, came up from the Bay City last Monday and re- Ristered at the Nogales House.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Forsyth came in from their ranch Monday and spent the day in Nogales shopping.
 Captain w EKsy of the customs service, came in of the line Sunday and spent several days in the city.
 Newman. tho photographer, returned Tuesday from Fort Huachuca, where he had been the past week making pie tures for the soldier boys.
 County Assessor Frank J. Duffy went to Washington Camp last Satur- day on business for Santa Cruz county. He wa+ accompanied by o. C. Franklin, the mining man.
 On June 2nd Maurice Breen received telegram announcing the death ot his sister Mary, which occurred at Des Moines, Iowa. Maurice has the sym pathy of the entire community in his great loss.
 The party composed of Mrs. Jake Politzer, Mrs. Alfred Hampton, Miss Poiitzer of New York, and Miss Dupuy. after three week s outing at Noon s ranch. returned to the city last Sunday greatly benefited by their outing.
 Captain Milton and Fred Keil lief; Monday for the mountains on pros peoting and pleasure trip. The gentle men expect to be absent from the city about 50 days and vixen they return pro .,ise to show the:- friends something fine ia samples of gold. Success boys.
 If you want a nice clean room in the most desirable locaiityin the city. go to Stamb sugh's big new house on Avery avenue. The rooms are all ca the second story, well lighted and venti- lated. There are nine ruoms in all, both furnished and Rnfurnished No obi ac; isnable persons need apply. prices most reasonable to the right parties.
 Henry Levin, who was county asses sor three terms, will leave in the morn ing for Eogales, where he will establish a brckerase an1 .com nissiol b sinesS. Mir. Levin made good assessor and will no boubt be very successful in the field he has oho@en. His many friends here wish him good lucG.-CitIzen.
 Heary Levin. arrived in Nogalss Tuesday merning and will l-nake this his faSure home.
 Allen T. Bird, of the O isis, made flying visit to parts unknown last Fri day night. He wandeIed hack to No gales Monday morHing footsore and weary. The old reprobate is being driven from pillar to post. One by one his followers sre becoming disgu sted and refuse to be bied. Inc day is not far distant when poor old Bird and his heartless manager whose cry Is Tie loose Sour dog'' WIll be tho sole sur vi-orr of the affida'.t gang. Then, well. we shail see what we shall see ' Bird will moan "O-h m-yi Oh m-y!'
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H. RAMBO. V. M. BROCK.

AGE-=TS WANTED For ''The Life and Achievements of Admiral Dewey" tie worlds 1T: attest naval n-ro- By Murat Hal4teRd the Ife-lou2 friend and adnIirer of the batIoIl's cOi Biggest and best book; over .S3o pages, SXIo in ncariy pages naiftone illustrations. Only SI.5J Enormous demand, Big conn:i JsioIis Outfit free. Chance of q lifetime. Write qack Tne Dominion Company, 3ri Floor Caxton Bids, Cnicaso.
The border vidette., 1899-06-10

GlOOU ld hcS H from them. The polaUn must be GriN en out of tn {. system. II U D = ! AN will eraGi- cate every trace Of it. HUDYAN will destroy the action Ot the poI- son and eventually drive out she last l-articie of 1t from tie s3 stem. II; ud- d;tlOn to this, liCDYAN will rc- store the lost ap- petite. It will Eu:ttl up the weak ened Sy St C m IiCDYAN will make new blood .>iid new flesh.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that he un- dersie ned, have by mutual consent dis solved. partnership, Homer k.mbo withdrawin- and X. Nj. Brock assum- ing enure charge of the Paiace, Mfr. Brock will pay alfibiFIs cpntraet- Lccounts.
 H. RAMBO.
 " M BROCK
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ElR: AkE Y.Ul SYMPTOMS:

l. CONSTANT liEADACiiE AND TllOI bI.ElD DttAIN. Inc ni4,urial poi sUn cil Gu. tIi.es tile Erst3iI. n JDf IAN Hui uritc cut. tUDI AN wIh purify the blood and the brain will recelye it in ] pure state. Your headaches will dis apPr;i d:G ; our mInd will Seconle clear.
 Z. PALE Oit IELLOWiSH COM- PLE\ION- HUDYAN will eSta pIish a tree cicu.auon or pure blood and cause the checks to assume their natural color.
 g. LOSS OF APPETITE AND GNAW- ING IN THE STOMACH. HUDYAN will clear he stomach and restore the appe- ;its ard the digestion of food will become
 iEELING OF. WEIGHT OVER THE LIVER; This is due to ;hN cnar:seDieni of maiarss. HUDYAN will drive out ti,e noi.cr a'-d cause :he organ to assume i!s
 5. iif.ATiNEsa IN THE REGION OF THE SPLEEN. Tho spleen LcCf-nlss greatly enlarged HUDYAN. by it's di- rect GrIion on tie n,n'ar;a! poison. vii lessen the COTE SFstton and cause the hear- mess to disapp@;.r.
 You are suffering rom Chronic Ma'ari; and you can tc cured The rclicf is hcl3 cut to you II is HUDfAN. HGDYAN VIII relieve yGur every symptom ant make ycu well. When vou have used IiCDY-AN tell your friends what t has lone for Hotl. ilG'tyar can he ch aimed 1f all druggists fer 59c pcr l;ac!a!c. or six packages fer 2" !.a If your dfugcist IAN REG<Hy COMPANY. San Fran s 70 CT Les Areeics. Cal. RcmerHer fta! YCu cac consult the lIUDYAN DOCTORS EREE- Cali and sce the doctors. Yen ray call n.d see them write as you 'ss;rc. EcGresa
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bones will disappear. Tie. bcfuudied |. am Viii besome clear. IipDNAN VII las cured others and it wiii cure you. We aescribe the syinptorns. Study them care fuiiy. They arc yours. Do not deIav long CT. but take iiUDYAN now and you will be cured.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO
 LGGASo NOGNTY.
ED. WILLIAMS.

STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO.
 LGGAss NOGNTY.
 FRANK j. ChENEY makes oath taat he Is the senior partner of the firm oi F. j. CHENEY & Co, doing business in the CIty of Toledo, County and state afore- said, and that said firm wlil pay tne sun. of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fer each aud every case of CaJarr.I that can not be cured by the Use of HALL 3 CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before nIe and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December. A. b 1o56.
 } SEAL NOTARY PUBLIC Hail's Catarrh Cure is taken int, rnal- ly and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces oi the system. SenU for testimonials, free.
 Address, F. J. CHENEY < Co,
 Toledo, Ono Sold by druggists 75c.
 Hali' Faslniiy Pills are the best.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-28
9a1Igs:sSE EaDle
Nj. vi. MURDOCH. EdEtor.
The Howl of That Hoosier.

Hoosier Johnson grave mistake in attacking the
president His unfair spirit Of his Grafton
nexcusable He dealt nvective in statesmanlke
criticism Concedng that President Mckinley has made
mistake in his policy, which majority of the people of
this country and of world will concede at
could only be fairly designated mistake The
steps which he has forced upon him by
rapid march of compelled decide quickly
During the life the present congress
cared the army raised. fought, victories
the peace ratified. Only a short twelve
elapsed since the Maine than fell
into the nations hands pay all the expenses
they If President Mckinley thrown away
otherwise ignored Spains coatera had failed to
hold sort Of pledge the debenures which
pectedly fell into his wouldn't
have been circumstance the which would have
been heard upon the other side The uerarces and
plantations president touching and policy
have proved unanswerable. If has made mistake
very large majority American people only
guilty responsible for it. be
cause the public demand holding
that we won the fight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-28

before him until he went to having mere paper army
overwhelmed Then the third republic succeeded
Mr. was perhaps by birth and education the best
representative Democracy But either his head
elevation he felt obliged by the ariso-
cratic tendencies of people affect the airs Of
royalty. events to have satisfied neither
arstocracy democracy, and both abused him
while he lay state
However, the common people of France are its most
headed people 1t is the arstocratc and ee
ments which ever government which
revouionize it, The people of France are
pleased fattered a of themselves. Loubet
Until recently he has been content
live in modest apartment and his good wfes cook
irg off oilcloth instead table linen. The reaconary
charges him with lack Of and with personal
untidnes but these things viii not hurt him in the
estimation people. The he is charged with
wearing wooden Shoes wooden socks and high water
and the his breath smells of garlic the
less chance will the arstocrac pretenders have Of
throwing him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-28
The Value of Irrigation.

There is question about the advantages of irriga
ton for rainess countries countries of loose auvia
and eternal sunshine. Irrigation
The only question is the cost of water There is
valley in Old Mexico, of wonderful productveness which
irrigated by hand by the old-fashioned we'll
and buckets hundreds Of which long sweeps may
from given points at single glance swinging con-
tinuousy and down The time coming
Old Mexico New Mexico Arizona western desert
viii be the garden Of the world Thedrgaton
will be done by stored waters scheme
construct the greatest
Arizona which is to hold and restrain the winter
waters of the Salt River At the head canon where
the river from the country it is pro-
posed to build dam which will lake that will
IS miles depth feet There are pos
sbiles of constructing such headwaters Of
the Arkansas the Rio Grande and the Platte.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-28
Admiral Cervera Wept.

Spain just full Of ouixotes and sancho Pansas
was days Cervanes Nearly seventyfve per
of people terate while the remaining twenty
per up Of self-seekers With all its
derful history with Of heros and love than
is boosted by other country yet it remains nation
children people rave weep by their
they attribute not American power
progress, treachery imbecity
leaders. So large number Of her army and naval
officers to be courmartiaed, Admiral Cervera who is
the uortunates stated in the cortes in his
defense Saturday last, squadron
attributed the government which
him Antilles. said that when upon
ing Bay Santiago received congratu
Iaons from hoSe that he wept knowing he did that
he had been into from which there could be
escape What ending for nation which hundreds
laid tribute the best Of the of the world
that has boosted Columbus Magellan, Ponce de
Leon and a Coronado
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-28
The superciIiousness of Hereditv.

The London Chronicle in adding to the collection Of
anecdotes relating the great Bismarck
experience of Signor Cuzz prisoner rescued
by English Khartoum Not long before the Sirdars
victorious Omdurman Khalifa, who had
for weeks in bad temper, for Cuzz and the latter
before him trembling. He hidden to crouch
the mat before the potentaes feet guard with lance
standing either side The Khafa then said 81 have
today Of the death Of German statesman named
Bismarck. What do you know about hm?" Cuzzi had
great Chancellor gave sketch Of his
and person He forth the services ne had done his
sovereign and his country in for which he
Grated life incurred by the young old
"And you" cried, who will weep for your He had
hardly let slip the words before he wished to recall them
guards began uneasiy. The Kahfa, how
ever sat still meditation, heaved sigh
marked: What pity he unbeIever!'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-28
Cuba as a State in the Union.

Whitelaw Reid declares that Cuba state
But old Gomez pretty good sense He
believes that Cuba IS going have stable government and
that there is nothing the between this country
and that which in any way interests of
the gem The declaration made by congress
at the beginning Of the stands while the
Cubans themselves viii that their future is
concerned it would be much better state in the
Urion with two half dozen congressman 20
look after their affairs and the greatest power on earth to
protect sustain develop and encourage than to be little
insignificant independently. Cubans will but behave
themselves. untold millions American capital I be in
vested in the industrial interests properties Of Cuba
while hundreds Of thousands with their school
houses and modern improvements will be max
ing homes on the islands and all viii progress enght
eminent and prosperity there is little else than
squalor ard ignorance today .earer Washington
than is Arizona Oregon safe to say that inside Of
ten no Cubans viii themselves vote for annexation
by which they have everything to gain and nothing to lose
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-28
Very Rich But a Patriot.

Colonel John Jacob Astor having his time with
his own battery at Manila and returned home finds him
self dissatisfied His millions affords no such pleasure
he experienced patriot head Of his artillery
company Now that Spanish feet menaces New York
he has decided TO take long cruise So the speedy and
beautiful Nourmaha started weeks ago with loaded Ice
boxes rather than loaded magazines Her crew of forty men
all professed utter lack knowledge as 70 the e
ton Of the Yacht but those who position 70
know claim that Colonel Asor beard she Ion in his
den He viii Gibraltar for short time then steam
through The suez and head the prov vessel straight
Philippines
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A Coin Holding the Head of Christ.

recently discovered in Paris the property of well
numismatst NJ Boyer dAgen, has attracted much
attention believed that it is of the Messanic period
nd by Christians in Jerusalem during the
first century after Christ the is
portrait of the Saviour with the Of Jesus in Hebrew
letters; the this motto: THE Messiah the King
Wi come Peace. the incarnae living light of
men, research shows that there almost exact
duplicate English collection This
curios history 1t unearthed in 1912 in County
Cork. Ireland by girl while digging for potatoes The
is of bronze On side is the head Of Christ
other Hebrew, The Messiah has resigned
peace, and being made the Light of lives"
Numismaiss agree that this coin be of great
quity because there is nimbus around the head the
having Christian after
century.