The border vidette., 1899-03-25
Only 80 cents. Sold by JAS. 3. Nix
d Co, Druggists, guaranteed.
CLIPPINGS.

| cir and ArS. r. j. Dstfy have r..
turned to Nosales Aftor couple of
months pleasantly spent in the CAPT
tai city, says the Herald. Mr.. Duffy
having been . council clerk -da ring the
legislature. he was former reside Mt
of Phoenix and at one time taught in
the city schools. Mrs. Duffy was
visiting the capital for the first time
and while there formed mapy PLEASANT
aequaiatances.
r. r. Richardson was in the city te-
day and drove out to the country. Mr.
Richardson will probably remain =
member of the board of supervisors of
Pima county, although there WAS Z
runor that he had resigned He'ow.s
ranch in Pima county, but at ths
time tho county was divided he was
living at another ranch which he owns
in Santa Cruz county. Since he~has
declined the appointments of supervisor
of Santa Cruz county, it is believed
that he will move across the line to
his Pima county ranch and remain =
resident of old Pima. This is crafty
ing news to his Tucson friends and it
is hoped that Mr.. Ricasrdson will con
fira its truth.-Citizen. ~
Colonel N. H. McCord returned the
reSimental flag of the First regiment
of territorial volunteer infantry Mon
day night to the Good Tcmplar of
Phoenix who had given it last Summer,
before the regiment left Whipple Bar
racks. An enthusiastic nudience~that
overfiowed the large hall and filled the
Railways, was present to cheer tie
beautiful banner and to extend . vel
come to the soldier boys who carried: it
to the front, says the R.pabii AN Tae
flag was brought in by Color Sergeant
Williams, who received 1t in Prescott,
carried it while in the field aud broAgh
it across the continent to rastors it TO
the donors Col McCJri, iii handing
it to Grand Chief Templar Doan de.
livered an eloquent address, breathing
forth p ,triotic sentiments aud eulogi
WINS upon the brave soEs of Arizona
who had rushel to the front at the
first call, in defense OF . helpless and
enslaved people, with no hope or
thought of personal gain. s,tlis.. s4iu-
sions to the brave O'NeiIl and MeClin-
took called forth prolonged applause,
as did also his praise of the boys who !
composed the First resimeHt,of toiTito- !
rial voIuuteers.-Citlzen. - .1>,.F
James Shea, fauiiliarly known. as
James Pei terie, retursed last night |
from Los Angeles, Cal, where he has
been to see his father who is quite ILL., i
This recalls the story of his identity |
which was published last summer just
after the breaking out of the war
with Spain. Young Saea's mother
was divorced frolA her husband before
lliS III dANt HlAii iCu OOO oiCC
RE of Phoenix. Though the elder
Shea knew that his former wife. was
in Phoenix and again married he
never saw his son or heard from, him
until he enlisted i'll the N!cC0rd ,.regi- |
mont when he noticed his name lii
the papers. He then wrote to him
making him a proposition to leave the
ser> ice and he would divide his pro-
perty with him. But he could not 60
back on his enlistment papers then
even if he SO desired. After being
mu stored out he went to Los Angeles
where he me. his father who is again
married, and esta blished cordial un-
derst snding with him, by which he is
to receive a large portion Of his pro-
perty in Old Mexi3o. The young
man will now assume his right name
and enter into the prosperity he de-
serves, receiving the congratulations
of his many friends in Phoenix+ 1t !
is understood he will leave shortly for
Mexico to lock after Lis interests
there - Herald.