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TORRES & pRIETAS RAILWAY.

Time Schedule No. g.
Train No, leaves La Colorado ga. m. nrrives
at Torres 9:45.
Train No leaves Torres II a. nj. Arrives at La
Colorado HE'S
Train No leaves La Colorado p. M. Arrives
at Torres 3:4' p. N.
Train No. 4 Leaves Torres $3.50 p. m. Arrives
ht La Colorado 7:15 p. M
All trains on this card connect with Sonora
railway trains for Nogales and Guaynlas.
Telegraph communication exists with Las
Prietas AMI La Colorado with all telegra phi
lines. rets 80 c,nts Mexican money for ten
words and two cents for each extra werd.
Passenger rates to La Colorado and vice versa
S1.25 first class and 81 % second class.
The Torres and Prietas railway is the best
route for Ure5, Matape and the Yaqui river.
Passengers can hire coaches from La Colorado
for aSoye named districts with n reliable
driver who is well acquainted with these dis
tricts.
Wel1s-Fareo & Co., carry all Express matter
Torres t. Prietas railway. through rates
Freight Gao bi Consigned to +. II. Seymour
Or Torres & Prietas railway, Torres, for La Co
lo-ada, Minas Eric tas. Ures. Mat1pa and other
points in that district, who will pay advance
charges and forward Same free of comm ssiJn
o. brokerage
+. IL. SEYMOUR,
Proprietor and President
The border vidette., 1899-09-16
AMENDMENT
OF THE
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE
LAS DOS NACIONES CIGAR COM
PANY, NOGALEs5 ARIZONA.
OF THE

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
That at the regular annual meeting Of the Las
Dos Naciones Cigar Company, of Nogales,
Arizona, held at Eogales Arizona, on Tuesday,
August, Sth, A. D. 1899, there present
stockholders representing a majority of the
stock of said company and by unanimous
vote of all of said stockholders present, it was,
Resolved, That Article Fifth of the Articles
of Incorporation of the said Las Dos Naciones
Cigar Company of Nogales. Arizona. be
altered and amended to read follows, viz:
FIFTH, That the amount of the Capital
Stock of this Corporation shall be Twenty
Thousand Dollars (s2o,ooo) divided into Two
Hundred Shares (2oO) of the par value of One
Hundred Dollars ($too.oo) each, which must be
paid up to their par value at the time of the
issuing of the Certificates therefor"
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I, William Schuck-
man, President of said Las Dos NacioneS
Cigar Company of Nogales, Arizona. nave
hereunto set my hand and caused the seal OF
said Company to be hcreunto "ttached and
attested by the Secretary of said Company this
18th day of August, A D., 1859
LAS DOS NACIONES CIGAR CO,
SEAL. By WM. ScHUcKnIAN. President
of the Las Dos Naciones Cigar
Company of Nogale5. Arizona.
LEWIS B. FLErscHER, Secretary
The border vidette., 1899-09-16
PHOENIX & MESA CITY DIVISION.

Train No. connects with Southern Pacihs
train No. 10, eastbound, leaving Maricopa at
1850 a. m.
Train No. 2 connects with Southern Pacific
rain No. 90 westbound, leaving Maricopa at
% a. m.
Connections made at Phoenix with s. F., P.
P. X. T.. for Prescott and Congress-.
Connections made et Mesa WIZ stage for
Goldfeld, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 1890 p m; for Florence and Globe. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 1 o'clock a. m
r trains stop on signal.
Pullman Palaces sleeping trains Nos. 1
and , between Phoenix and Maricopa.
Tickets sold to all principal points and bag
gage checked IL destination.
NIX NASTEN, B. F. PORTER
President, Gen. Supt.
NJ. o. BICKEELL, G F & Pass. Agt.
General Office. Phoenix. Arizona.
The border vidette., 1899-09-16
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

TERRITORY or ARIzoNA,
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,
Before me, Eb. Williams, a Notary Public III
and for said County, this day appeared Will
liam Schuchman. personally known to me TO
be the President of the Las Dos Naciones Cigar
Company of Noga1es. Arizona, the Corporation
that executed the within instrument and &C
kaowledged to me that suci, Corporation
cuted the same for the purposes therein ex-
pressed.
In witness whereof L have hereuntO set my
hand and afi xed my Official seal.
Seal this I5til day of August. A. D.,
1899. EB. WILLIAMS,
Ten cent stamp. Notary Public.
My commission expires March ~. 1850
Territory OF Arizona, :.
Santa Cruz County.
hereby certify that the within INSTRUMENT
was filed and recorded at the request of VIM.
Schuckman. Aug. IS. A. D.. 1900, at p. m. Is.
I NJ, Page 81.
Witness my hand and Official seal the day
and year aforesaid. w. n. CUMMINGS.
County County.
Date of first publication Aug. 70 1909
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
FORBES NO
MATCH FOR
McGOVERN
Knocked Out In the Second
Round by the Clever New
Yorker.
Special Dispatch to The Gail.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Terry McGovern
Of this city defeated Harry Forbes Of
Chicago in the second round before the
new Broadway Athletic Club tonight.
The men met for a 25-round bout al us
pounds. Marquis OF Queensberry rules,
but McGovern outclassed his opponent.
McGovern did most of the lighting IN
the first round. After Forbes had landed
a clean left on the face in the second
round McGovern sent him 10 the floor
with a right swing on the jaw. He did
not get up until the referee said Ten. -
They rushed 10 q clinch, Terry pounding
hard with both hands on body and head,
but he could not beat Forbes off, the
referee having 10 separate them after
much difficulty.
Forbes rushed McGovern TO the ropes,
where both INDUCED in terrific in
fighting. Forbes was not nearly as strong
as McGovern and soon showed that he
had enough of this close work. he
backed away. but Terry went after him
viciously and caught him with both
hands on the head. Then. with a terrific
righthand uppercut. which landed flush on
the chin. McGovern dropped Forbes TO the
floor and the Western mans seconds
threw up the sponge. Forbes was hope
lesslV Knocked out.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
SEARCHING FOR A
WORM MEDICINE FAKER
Marin Residents Bought His Nos
trums and Suffered Severely
From Their Effects.

SAN RAFAEL. Dec. 22.-The authori-
ties of half the towns in Marin County
are. assiduously endeavoring 10 discover
the Whereabouts of faker who gave the
name of III. w Brewer and represented
himself as a worm specialist. Not only
has this duack managed to clean up near
" thousand dollars by his dealings with
those of credulous mind, but his pathway
throughout the country is marked by a
long list Of victims who have suffered Sc
we're physical discomfort as the result OF
partaking of his nostrums, in one instance
a young lady who is suffering from con-
sumption almost losing her life SO strong
Is the feeling of Indignation against
Brewer that in case he is brought back 10
the scene OF his exploits II is safe TO pro-
phesv that he will receive a decorative
garb not easily parted with.
Brewer appeared In town about week
ago, and securing the names OF many sur
ferers from various complaints, industrl-
ously went the rounds. No matter what
the disease Brewer always produced IN
fallfhle proof that worms We're the cause
of the disorder. His smooth tongue sell
dom failed to secure money In advance.
He mulcted his victims according to
their financial status-the largest amount
so far reported being S25. but 81 was ac-
cepted in several instances just as cheer
ftily The total, so far as known, VIII
amount to more than 5000. Then Brewer
disappeared and the sickness began, In
several instances the services OF physi-
clan being required. Inquiry in San Fran
cisco shows that the quack gave ncti-
tious address. Two local victims who
parted with goodly sums are c. Clemmer
and T Dieckmann.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
MARTIN WINS
FROM BAKER,
THE BOXER
One Bout Relieves Monotony
of Columbia Clubs
Exhibition.

The programme of boxing prepared by
Columbia Athletic Club directors provid-
ed one good contest out of the FIVE sched-
uled. OF the others, Lawlor went out in
one round, Regan and Schilling were each
stopped In three rounds and the bout be-
tween Higgins and Bell ended in n dis
pute in the first round. The ten-round
bout between George Baker and William
Martin relieved the monotony Of the un-
interesting bouts and satisfied the spec
tators.
The decision went TO Martin on points,
Referee McGinley ruling he had the best
Of the game for seven of the ten rounds.
Until the third round Baker made no at
tempt to fight and Martin had him re-
showed he could fight and developed a
clever right hand. In the fourth both
went at IL give and take. Baker COM
menced TO jab Martin in the fifth round
and soon had him bleeding badly
Martin was game and, although pun
ished badly. was always aggressive. Both
men tired in the seventh. but went at Il
over with Martin for a time In the ninth,
until he landed right swing. which sent
Baker staggering. Martin was still ,ag,,
taken enough punishment. to make the
average boxer ready to call halt, Inc
majority OF the spectators agreed with
Referee McGinley's decision.
ing with bout between Charles Thurs
ton and Henry Schilling. Referee Nc
GiDley humanely stopped proceedings IN
the third round, when II was apparent
ter than a punching bag for hard-hitting
Thurston. Schilling is an awkward boy.
without skill as a boxer.
Jimmy Lawlor's brother did not last
one round with Toby Irwin. The latter
rapidly and landing at win. He finally
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
BOYS ATTACKED
BY A MANIAC
Wild Man at Large Near
BOlinaS.

SAN RAFAEL. Dec. PA dangerous
lunarc. whose actions have caused him TO
be called the wild Man OF Bolinas
Ridge" has for several weeks been haunt
Ing the mountains I'm the region OF Liberty
ranch and the Summit House, frightening
women and children and I'm several IN
stances striking apprehension into the
minds OF persons who are not disturbed
by trines. The alarm occasioned by the
knowledge that a maniac is wandering
around untrammeled was Increased to-
Gay By hls making an attack on three
small boys, who owe their escape from
death or injury TO the fact that a horse
they were driving became unmanagable
ana ran the wild man down before he
Cosld do any harm.
Harry Boland and Archie and Charles
Lewis took a horse and buggy this morn
ing and went TO Bolinas Ridge 10 gather
luckleberrles and ferns. They had
passed Liberty ranch and We're nearing
the summit House when the wild man
jumped inio The road from a bushy bank
and raising a heavy bludgeon as II 10
warn them back uttered an inarticulate
mass OF words that almost frightened the
boys OUT OF their senses. Little Charley
Lewis addressed the man civilly. where
upon be showed his teeth and snarling
like a wild beast began slowly 10 ad-
vance toward the buggy. At this juno
ture the horse took fright al the strange
appearance OF the man and bolted. The
wheel knocked the lunatic down and the
boys looked back Just In time 10 see him
rise 10 his feet and dash up a ravine. wav-
ing his club and shouting in frenZied
manner. They were so badly frightened
that they abandoned their intention OF
gathering ferns and would not return 10
town until the stage came along and acted
as escort
The boys describe the wild man as being
about six feet TAN and garbed in tattered
clothes, with a hat minus half the brim.
ISIS face was covered with a scraggy
growth of beard. This description answers
that of the man who several weeks ago
appeared IN Ross Valley and set a num-
her OF brush fires. Many believe him 10
be responsible Tor the origin OF the forest
fires which devastated Mount Tamalpais
and came near destroying Mill Valley
larkspur and Corte MADEIRA.
The same wild man has within the last
week appeared twice on the road leading
10 Point Reyes station Fearing q rob-
berry the stage company has employed
Robert slip. known as 'Longshot Bob"
as shotgun messenger. Several complaints
have been made 10 the authorities and an
attempt viii at once be made 10 capture
The man and place him in an asylum for
the insane.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

stration convince his informants that
tney We're in error. Yesterday was the
time chosen for the trip. and two
guests were his companions in the
ride.
The party started up Market street
and got along fairly we'll until the cor
ner OF Fifth street was reached. There
the first trouble of the day occurred.
All the horses that had been passed
along the street had merely contented
themselves by expressing their disap-
proval in surly glances. They seemed
10 realize that at last they were up
against the real thing that the fate
with which they had been so long
threatened had finally overtaken them,
and IL was useless 10 go against des-
tiny. So they merely looked at the
party as II passed in hopeless sort of
way. that seemed TO say: ''Well,
you've got ii on US This is our finish.
It's no use for us to kick against the
inevitable, But we've always treated
you right, and we hope you choke be-
fore you get through with the double"
cross you are attempting TO give us
But IT was different with baby car
riage at the Fifth street crossing. The
carriage was young and impulsive: 1t
took one look at the new fin de steele
conveyance, got wild at once and
started 10 make trouble. Ii back
heeled the woman who was pushing
IT. SHE'D TO one side and. overthrowlng
the freight IL was carrying, lay over
on its two wheels.
A policeman came TO the rescue and
tried 10 express his disapproval of ehe
whole proceedings. Fortunately he was
slightly cross-eyed, which affliction so
impeded his speech that the automo-
bile was well on its way up Golden
Gate avenue before he could get
long enough string of English out to
tell the party that it was under arrest.
From there out 10 the panhandle the
trip was uneventful, save in one in
stance where a horse. ridden by an
elderly gentleman who should have
known better. tried to leap couple OF
five-barred shirts worn by two youths
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
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All correspondence IL strictly confidential
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free for the asking and he wants every man
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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

OF sporting proclivities who were driv-
ing IN buggy. The horse failed in his
ambitious jump and general mix-up
was the result. When last seen one of
the shirts was on top and the elderly
gentleman was trying TO climb through
break in the fourth bar.
Ihe automobile entered the park and
met with no opposition until a police
man was awakened at the point where
the road opens out on the conserva-
tory. Then the fun commenced. The
cop motioned for the machine 10
come TO halt. Emory, mistaking
The motor sprang ahead like a thing
possessed and the mounted officer,
digging his spurs into his horses
fianks, pressed after IL. The animal
seemed 10 know that its job was at
stake and put in such good licks that
horse and carriage ran neck and neck
at two-minute gate for nearly a
mile. Finally the officer, seeing that
the automobile would soon wind his
racer. unwound his rope and, swing
ing the moose high in the air, pre-
pared TO yank at least one OF the auto
mobile party out OF his seat so that he
way, of a trophy TO show for his
trouble.
AS II was uncertain which one of the
party would be the trophy and as the
damaged one when II reached the
ground Emory was prevailed upon to
slow down and surrender. The police
man thereupon escorted his prize I'm
triumph TO the nearest gate and bade
the party begone and return not under
pain OF arrest.
Incidentally he expressed a desire TO
lass the machine when IL was going
at full speed, expressing his confidence
IN his ability 10 throw II and tie II
down. Emory was not so sure that
he could succeed In throwing II after
the rope was on. He says, however
that he Is confident that there would
be tumble somewhere and is willing
10 iet the officer take the chance Of
putting II on the automobile.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
Pasadena Poultry Show.

PASADENA, Dec. 22.-The first annual
poultry show of the Pasadena Fanciers'
Association will be held here on January
2, and 4. 1900. The coming exhibit is
arousing much interest among poultry
and Belgian hare breeders throughout
Southern California and gives fair pro J.
ise OF being the largest show ever reid
In this part OF the country. There are
prizes offered for the best specimen IN
mated by the leading merchants of the
place and. although they are rot intrin-
sically valuable. they are much desired
by the poultry raisers because OF the dif-
nculty OF winning them from such a larga
field and their consequent significance.
The Buff Leghorn Club offers its cup TOR
cOmpetitiOn
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
SUIT AGAINST MODESTO
DIRECTORS OF IRRIGATION
Charged That They Conspired to Pre-
vent the Completion of the
system.

MODESTO. Dec. 22-The Stanislaus
County Board Of Trade began suit In the
Superior Court to-day 10 oust three OF
the directors OF the Modesto Irrigation
District. To-day's suit was filed against
John Adams and complaints have been
prepared against c. G. Baker and l.. A.
Finney They will be filed later so as not
TO conflict, as suits must be tried within
twenty days Of filing.
The directors are charged with having
maliciOusly and criminally consplred TO
prevent the completion Of the district sys-
tenn OF irrigation I'm Modesto district.
IL Is further charged that a majority
OF the board has for the past three years
refused 10 levy taxes 10 meet the interest
on outstanding bonds as specially pre-
scribed by law.
The defendants are well known farmers.
who are charged with being opposed 20
the completion OF the system under the
Wright law and II Is alleged they have
taken no proceedings during the last three
years TO complete the system or 10 pro-
tect the work already completed.
A compulsory fine OF $500 with removal
from Office Is the penalty. The works now
completed cost SSOOi0O. and bonds have
been voted for $500 to complete the sys-
tenn.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

delivered the widely exploited "soIar
plexus" blow and Lawlor went down
first 10 his knees and then prone on the
moor. He was counted out before he COL
lected his thoughts. The blow did NOT
seem as severe as he would have II an
pear and ne was able to step lightly out
Mike Mcclure and Dan Regan boxed
two gentle rounds. hitting with open
gloves. They were warned by the referee
In the third round Mcclure developed ran
idly In aggressiveness and soon had his
opponent in difficulty. He Knocked Re-
gan dowa repeatedly and put him out.
The bout between Tom Higgins and
Joe Bell ended In a dispute. Higgins.
who is veteran, mixed matters with
Bell and was nearly knocked out, He was
on the floor when the bell rang. There
were loud cries Of foul and in the OK
citement the men were taken TO their
corners. Bells seconds thought he had
been declared the victor and when the
gong sounded again refused to LEI BeIl
continue. The bout went to Higgins.
The overcrowded condition of the hall
with the aIsles choked with Spectators
was a truitless topic OF conversation
among the spectators. There is but one
narrow exi, from the gymnasium, which
is on the fourth floor OF the building A
panic Of any kind would endanger the
lives OF many men. The place seats 2500
people AMI 500 additional can be crowded
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
s. BIG SPORTING EVENTS OF THE DAY *
WELL BACKED
AND WON AS
HE PLEASED
Constellator at Long Odds a
Surprise at Oakland-Fer-
guson In Bad Form.

Large, unwieldy fields in racing were
always prolific OF upsets and hard luck
stories, and the sport at Oakland yester-
day furnished no exception. Several good
things were given an airing. in two IN
stances with more than moderate success.
The Elmwood FARMS two-year-old Con-
stellator, quietly backed from % and 30
down TO l2. took the mile for all ages in
clever fashion. He was ridden by Buch-
anan, and after getting away none too
Well gradually moved to the front, beat
Ing Bogus Bill five lengths. The favorite.
Ailenna, with Jack Martin up. finished a
close third.
Mr.. Ferguson suffered from an attack Of
barrier fright, some OF his starts coming
In for severe criticism. In the fourth
event the webbing was carried away, and
most OF the boys, thinking IL no start. be-
gan pulling up Discovering their mistake
all started for the wire with the excep-
tion or Jones, on Ben Ledi. who had
taken the tilly up to a walk. In the last
race there was more complaint. Casdale
was sent away flying with Silver Tone
the plunged on favorite and Gauntlet
second choice. hopelessly out OF 1t.
In all three favorites were defeated. The
track was very fast, but the caliber Of
horses starting permitted Of no record
smashing.
Eighteen maiden two-year-olds lined up
In the Introductory scramble, with. Linn
or Tarsus, against which Is TO / was laid.
led until the paddock was reached, where
Morgan on the favorite collared him. win
ming by a couple Of lengths. j. V. Hayes
ran a good third.
The Schorr people finally had F. w.
Brode Keyed up TO run, and bundle Of
coin was bet on the colt to take the sec
ond event. Played down 10 10 IA
voritism, he galloped home ahead OF the
Is to shot, Gundara. Giro. badly inter-
fered with from the start. ran third.
The colored confederacy were down,
hook, line and sinker on Tirade I'm the
seven-furlong run following, and Long
shot" Conley brought the shoes home to
nanny. Ten 10 / was out against the
Rosseau colt, and he led all the way
reaching the tape a length in advance OF
Stuttgart. Synia, the lukewarm favOrite,
is either a morning glory or a false alarm.
never looking dangerous.
Dan Hanlons nlly, Sly. had nothing 10
beat in the fifth number. and with Jen-
kins up, won as she liked from Tiburon.
Panamint made fine stretch run, taking
show honors.
Silver Tone was figured moral" for
the closing chapter, but Ferguson. by a
wretched effort, dispelled the illusion.
Casdale, II to l shot, showed the way
almost TO the wire, where Horton coming
like cyclone, nailed and beat him out a
length. Away tenth. the favorite ran
fourth. three lengths behind Lost Girl.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
VALIsE WAS EMPTY.
Mrs. Bondshu Will Have to Look
Elsewhere for Her Money.

SAN LUIS oBISPo. Dec. PA sensa-
ton was sprung i'm the Superior Court to-
day when a valise belonging to Charles
+. Bondshu of San Jose was opened.
Bondshu's wife obtained Judgment for
$1,000 against her husband. and Bondshu
said in court that the valise in possession
of the Sherlff's office in San Jose con-
tained $500 belonging To him. This Judge
Unangst ordered applied as a partial sat
isfaction OF judgment and ordered the
valse brought here. When opened to-day
only solled linen. Bondshu departed for
Lassen County only few days ago,
ostensibly TO teach school.