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The border vidette., 1907-06-01
Banner Copper Company.

On Monday at the law office of Attorney Frank J. Duffy, this city, there was held meeting of the stockholders of the Banner Copper Company, a corporation recently organized at Phoenix under the laws of Arizona with a capital of $1 ,OOO, 900, shares $1.OO each.
 The following gentlemen were unanimously elected directors for the first year, or until their success sors are elected and qualified; Spenser lowell, Midland, Texas; J. H. Reagan, Patagonia, Arizona; F. A. Bowers, Patagonia, Arizona; Lee Reagan, Patagonia, Arizona; c. F. Robertson. Midland, Texas.
 Immediately after the stock hol- ders meeting, the directors met and elected the following officers: Spen- cer lowell, president; J. H. Reagan, vice-president; J. B. Aiken, secre- tary and treasurer, whose home is Midland, Texas, where the com pany will maintain offices, al- though the principal office, where the affairs of the company will be transacted, is Patagonia.
 The Banner Copper Company people have for some time past been developing and operating a fine property on the western slope of the Patagonia mountains, this county, from which Superinten- dent Bowers a short time ago ship ed carload of ore to the Fl Paso smelter, The property is in good district a short distance from No gales where Colonel William c. Greene, the copper magnate, is purchasing large mineral holdings preparatory to expending a big sum of money in order to demons trate the extent and value of the ore bodies
 Superintendent Bowers reports new discovery of high-grade cop per ore, samples of which he donated to TIE VIDETTE mineral cabinet. They are native copper and peacock-two beautiful, valu- able copper specimens greatly priz- ed by mineral cabinet fiends.
 At Mondays meeting of the board of directors it was decided to place a small amount of Banner Copper Company stock on the market to raise money with which to put the property on paying basis, and immediately consider able of the stock was taken by local people who believe it is a "good thing"
The border vidette., 1907-06-01
Board Of Trade.

From Mr. R. B. Mildon, engineer for the Duquesne Mining x Re- duction Company, a letter was re- ceived at the Board of Trade head quarters a few days ago, stating that he has thirty men at work on the grade between Duquesne and Washington camp, work started by the Duquesne people before the money was subscribed by the people of Nogales for the improve ment of the county road between Nogales and Washington camp. MT. Mildon has not yet qualified as county road supervisor, but will do so as soon as the grading be- tween Duquesne and Washington is completed. and will then take up the work of improving the county road, for which the money was subscribed.
 At the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Board of Trade held Tuesday night, the advertising committee was instructed to cor respond with the Territorial Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in regard to the home for old and infirm mem- bers which the lodge contemplates establishing, and endeavor to in duce the members to locate the home at Nogales.
 The committee appointed to re- ceive and report upon applications for the position of secretary of the Board of Trade, to succeed MT. Patt R. Sullivan, resigned, report ed favorably upon the application of Mir. Carl M. Rathbun of Du- quesne, and he was appointed. The new secretary is stenographer and typewriter and a business solicitor of experience. He has also had considerable literary and advertising experience, all of which will be very useful to him in the boosting work that falls to the lot of Board of Trade secretary.
 P. R. $.
The border vidette., 1907-06-01
Passing Of Mrs. Annie Wilson.

Last Saturday, after a short illness
 Mrs. Annie Wilson, the beloved wife of John Wilson, one of Nogales' most highly respecte d cltizens, died at the family residence, corner of Elm street and Railroad avenue
 Deceased was 58 years of age at the tiple of her death; a bereaved husband, MT. John Wilson, and one daughter, MT. Sullivan, who with Ter family resides at Chicago, are left to mourn the passing of kind and lov- ing wife and mother, good christian lady who during iong years of con- tinuous residence in Nogales, has held the highest respect of tine entire community, a fact attested by the large number of our best citizens who attended the funeral which was held on Monday forenoon from the Catholic church, of which she was loyal, consistent member.
 The beautiful and impressive funeral service of the Catholic church was conducted by Rev. Father Pablos, of No gales. Sonora, who said mass, while Rev. Father Devel, of the Nogales, Arizona church, assisted the choir, of Mrs. Josephine Saxon Mrs. William s. Madding and Mrs. P. J. Munch.
 The services at the Nogales. Ariz- ona cemetery where also largely at tended by friends and acquainta nees, all of whom join us in expressing sympathy for the stricken family, in this, their hour of sorrow.
The border vidette., 1907-06-01
Copper Queen Loses Tax Suit.

Washington. D. O, May 29.-In the case of the Copper Queen Con solidated Mining Oo vs. the territorial board of equalization of Arizona, the supreme court of the United States today upheld the right of the board to increase the taxes of the mining com pany.
 This tells of the financial settlement of the fight between the big mining companies of the territory and u le board of equalization, and it is in reality victory for Gov. Kibbey. The decision of the highest court in the land will probably be the basis for future action by the territorial equal lzers in reviewing the assessments of county assessors and raising taxes if held that they are too low.
 Attorneys for the big mining con- panies, of which the Copper Queen took the lead in this litigation, held that the board could not raise taxes legally, as their duties consisted only in equalizing them.
The border vidette., 1907-06-01
Notice of Hearing Petition.

In the Probate Court or the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of John C. Dickey, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that J. A. Straith has filed in this court, his peti- tion praying that letters of sdministra- tion be granted to him, and that the same will be heard on Monday, the 10th day of June, A. D., 1907, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said court, in said county of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not he granted.
 Dated May Doth, 1907.
 NJ. Marsteller,
 6-I-2 Clerk
The border vidette., 1907-06-01
Pupils Recital.

Monday evening, last, at the pleas ant home of Mrs. E. l.. Orowell, there was an interesting musical recital, given to assist the pupils of her class to perform in public. About fifty ladies were present to enjoy the recital which included numbers very cleverly executed by the following members of Mrs. Crowell's class:
 Mildred Fowler, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles l. Fowler; Duan Bird, son of Ool. and Mrs. A. T. Bird; Miss Olive Doherty, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Doherty; Miss Vir- ginia Hill, Virginia Harrison, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Harrison; Miss Annie Smith, Miss GregorIa Titcomb, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. Titcomb; Miss Edith Pellegrin. daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. J. Pelle2rin.
The border vidette., 1907-06-01

Alberto Moreno, Is years of age, dled in this city last Saturday evening at o'clock, at the home of his cousin, Mr. Alejandro Carpena, proprietor of the International Store. Pneumonia was the cause of the sudden, untimely passing of the young man. who for some time past had clerked in the In ternational Store The funeral was held last Sunday morning at o'clock from the Nogales, Arizona Catholic church, interment being in the No gales cemetery.
The border vidette., 1907-06-01
Jhs 8urder Yidette.
JUNE l. 1907.
LOCAL ITEMS

Attention Card writing. sign paint iig of any description. Will call for orders. Prices reasonable. P. O. Box 324. E. J. Ashley, Nogales, Ariz. *
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20
APPALACHIA DEPARTMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Thompso,
and family spent Friday il
Norton.
Read al Of the Big Depart.
ment store this week.
j. Sturgeon Giles, of Norton
was IN town Friday and Satur,
day in the interest of the Ch,ca
go House Furnishing Co, of
that place.
II b. Miller was over from
Roda Friday.
We regret TO learn :hat T.
NJ. Templcton has taken a re-
lapse and that his recovery
from typhoid fever is now in
definate.
The grounds around the depot
are receiving "A liberal coat of
clnders and the sidewalk from
Main Street bridge has been
put IN after considerable DELAY
owing to the illness of some
OF It's officers the Woman's
lone Mission Society did not
meet last Wednesday. the meet
day. ~
DR.. Morrison is now Joint (
proprietor with DIR. Redwine at 1
lntermOnt Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.. Smvth 4
nave returned from visit M
bennington Gap and in Ten. I
lessee.
T. Kaufman has received two
arg plate glass marble trim
ned show cases for use i'm dis.
LAY ing his goods.
For club Of five new sinh
we will send the Post
o your address "a year free.
A middle aged man. whose
anne could not he learned. who S
"a me misfortune 20 have his I
X nroken 'n an accident al :
* INT. was taken through u
'"n Saturday enroute 10 rho
'spita' at Stonega %
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20
Pretty House Wedding.

\ wedding of much interest
occurred at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. j. W. James
Nov. II, about . O'Clock when
Mr.. Harry Wilson Nelly led 40
the alter Miss Ella Belle Sam
ders. Ceremony was said bv
Rev. ). y. Morren.
The bride never looked prst
tier; she was attired in white
SILK null over white taffetta
and carried brides roses Marv
Belle and Annie Lee James
nieces Of the bride. were the
Hover girls. The home was
decorated In cut flowers and
eVergreeHs. Only a few invited
guests were present. After con
gratulatlons the bride amt
groom and guests were invited
INTO the dining room, where an
elegant supper had been pre-
pared. They will be at home
IN Bristol after December lst
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20

additional Appalachia new :
wii' be found on page five this
issue
Mrs. Ellen Polly left last
night for Pineville, Ky. To visit
her brother.
Born, Nov 18th. a sou TO Mr..
and Mrs. Saltzer.
Little Hazel Fuller is quite
sick. 1"'''
James Williams and Samuel y
Beaiy were visitors from Tom.
Greek last Thursday.
sam Eichengrren. IF the firm
81 ticllcngre"n HrpS. No,ton
was Ia town Friday cntoute a.
heokee IN the interest Of his
firm. MS
captain Henry Ia, Tor. If Rio
stone Gap. was o. Clustered ~
t''r Imperial rhurSdav
+ W. Bloniell spent Fridov
q" h'g Stone GAP on business
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20

Large Jersey COW. dark
striped. head and neck DARK
whife nose. flop ears. with
DICK In one ear. IS 90 reward
for return TO
ID. r. SHEPPARD.
SO ~ AnnaIach;a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20

TO whom it may concern:

To whom il may concern:
4 have bought all interests i'm
partnership existing in the firm
OF Johnson & Hale and have
assumed all the firms Indebted
Ness amt Nil accounts due TO
sara fism should be paid t. me
Sovs rs. lsn,7.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20

johnson, the jeweler. has
nice line of goods at right
prices See ad. and give him a
call.
Watch the weekly changes of
Old Dominion Drug Co.'S ad
They'll interest YOU.
Mr.. Couch, of Kellevview
brought in a large 'possum Sat,
urday, which he sold TO NJ. III
simpson, whose menu Monday
was sweet eaters" and "grins. :
Rev. J. G.. PuIlam. the Ban
tist pastor, preached at 3 O'Clock
IN the old church sunday.
Geo. w. Kilbourn spent satur.
day IN Wise looking after bust
ness matters.
Messrs. Morton q Parker ac-
companying Misses Graves and
Powell spent Thursday evening
at n. b. krizer's i'm an enjoy
able game of euchre.
The blaze at Mosley's FRIDAY
should be a warning TO property
owners of our town 10 have (
hnes IN their buildings examin- (
ed before a bad fire occurs.
Our town had at work IN
the streets last week. two inn
Oioers OF the frey fluid who had
not enough shekels left 20 paw
,toil' when asked 10 do SO bv
Mayor Hale.
We understand that Chas
t.asterling, the popular clerk at
ne spot Cash Store. has a
Pound at lnman. he visits
'egular'y twice a week.
Since cold weather has began
sergeant Moss has had con
luerabie trouble 90 keep people
rom taking coal from cars
landing on yard tracks await.
ng shipment.
y. A. Golfers countenance !.
a N h q a with a broad 4
mile Of satisfaction over tho
rival OF a fine large bow al
Is home on the l4th inst.
Buy Singer Sewing Machines
al supplies Of !. \. GilIv See
r. h. Massey. an electrical
'gineer, of Philadelphia. was =
town last we, K enroute 10 y
vi from keoker. where he
ent the week starting and :
sting the electrical appliances
DC used at the mining opera
ms OF the keokee Coal q,
Ike Co. oc
Al knoesell, the popular first br
seman OF the GAP team last n
ason, with j. y Jones and NJ
m. Wax, Of the Virginia th
al and Iron Company. were dc
siStered at the Imperial Fri RI
W ) Christian, Of Big Stone Tie
ip: was IN town last week sl'
king after the interests of an
keystone Land and I'm. be
'Vement Company. M
rogers < James have a lot of de
rgains 20 effer on w y lav,
ads 5 old stock which they ON
selling at cost 10 make room or.
"a large consignment of Holt or,
? and staple goods. mi
am w. Wax. Of the Vir- ele
Ia Coal and Iron Company pa
Sion" Gap, was up FRIDAY M
k"g after company bust
=
- there II generally no cuts
holiday goods unit after
.istmas * 'ver. buyers will I
&c to their advantage 10 buV IT.
~ and have a chance To ex- wi,
.nge purchases that are not mic
sfactory. CO..
ID. Collier spent Saturday
'tonega. So
r'ando Amhurg,y. OF Big
ne Gap, was hripug Fuller n
: hast week during the pa, A
rn@h. 4,
"a i;ra'ly. .f the finn If =
: Z. Brad, x Son. liquor P. 0
IeIS. OF Roanoke. was i'm -
"a last week.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-20
Holiday Goods

w nave gwen a vast amount Of study to the nlrcL,
OF our christmas goods in order to get line to chi,
ranCy OF our patrons and at the time be me
or the pocket books of those who may have
possible TO make any gifts at all account of ad,ls
prices i'm merchandise of all kinds '"''Ceo
- we Ieei no hesatcy in saying that you so dsno
cd you could start bank with the money, .
you on only few dollars spent over our counters
Watch this space for Bargains Our store i -,
mense bargain counter awaiting your inspection ~ UNI
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06
MILTON NEWS.

David wItbsnk who fast priny pa1ch'sei ol ,
b. Frank tiray the Jon property On renee
street has turned the store house bi!ldli2 @'"'-e
end 10 the road. and removed IL 10 a st""t
distance from the streets to give suihclehl I'''h
for porches ON Federal street and ha1@HI' '''7'''
sir Wiltbank will Tlise story on the o'''''''u7'
and nut 9 bay window facing on HazlaI1 u' e.'"0, /
also porch to return ON the front On feaes"i
street. ..,..,,.
Town Council las dug away the Da"N '".
made a splendid sidewalk ON the risht S'"e u. !
Front street between Chestnut and Na4H"4' "hN
a ,.ro-,sr gutter renders tie work complete |
Much claysy material has been hauled on ea'
tsin no~ttons of the streets during the past Week
,otsblv IN the rear Of ). J. Wilson K sons I'M
iertakiag establishment and between that ana
t,,e plalt of the Royal Packing Company ms
is a good JOB and was much needed.
ON account of not receiving their tin cans, lhe
Royal packing Company were handicapped last
,gael, M some extent. They, however put up
som. os the superior fruit in glass Jars All oil
the cannerle, are now rminiag ON short TIME
since the resignation Of constable Barsusll"'
Milton has only one police, ana Owing 10 ''lo
element that now obtains in town. more "ie
needed. . ,.;+,,
william c. Hastings has two daughters VIZ" ~.
,,,hof5 fsver-Oue in her fourteenth year the
other In her eighth cha
Monday-Labor Day-wes observed oy the
,,a,,J. these establishments were ciosed' hu'
no others. ..,, .t,os
A farmer or a dealer in trucks can sell A.inos
a,,- n-i-,d or produce in Milton. The merch'ur
t,rn none away who have anything TO oher'
Even apples, the size of hulled walnut "'
aonebt and the merchants keep them ha'N .,''
bagin q, rot. and then throw them away Inc
can afford 20 do il, o.,
me firm : L. Wilson & Company iorinei'
doino business IN the hardware line on lhe coiii'
Of Federal and Wharton streets mas ei'aiis.
hand Messrs. Irwin Kerry, OF Milton anu "
Waples OF Darby, Pa, viii conduct 'he i''"
business 1.-The concern. ,,,.,...i,,
Tor,as Ponder. AttOrneyatlaw, oil "llilll'
tom has sold his farm near town 10 9aui"''
ris Consideration private ., ,,sr
The cracked chimney ON the Na'oi"i DO
has been repaired this week. ana D''
needed it. ..,,,,.,,,. ~, ssat,rl
CAPTAIN Potters barge left Milton on pa .'','
night. The captain was 50 mad 'n". ., ~. !,
could find out his destination PreSuul"'''
mington or philadelphia 49,, .,r.. ps
Dsvid Neyrer and Charles HerseN WV %.
more employees at the Goodwin f"ee','-
many caught "a 81 pound bass anu " ~ Pl
nike on sunday. The Rev H. l. Oo''''''
after them ere long. to- n,
Rev Ralph I. Conrsey left Mond"! Io'
where he VIII assist in cam pilee''i-
C,oursev ami daughter are visiting he' l'''''
Centreyille, Nd. ,and
Ten shares OF the Sussex rue anu IL, ,
belonging to the:estate OF the late S9--5 5 =
land deceased. sold at.public sale "' L'"'
Monday for s2T5O.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06

t-ing carlos of Portugal IS the lar
COST eater among the royal families Vi
tba world. Eating is a more important
natter TO him than any affair OF state
On the occasion of his recent VISIT 10
KING Edward he was asked what lea,
tnro Of his English entertainment had
pleased him most. .
",rbe roast beef" said the king.
"And after that, your majesty was
inquired. ,,-..s Carlos
with gusto. -, on tho
One afternoon it was down on t .i
,,.oaromme that he should review the
army. The soldiers were In place, lne
aoreraIs in gorgeous uniforms at tneiL
Ioads Int no king. One hour wv
hours. passed, but still no KING. "a, a.
n a@oioi was sent to search for Carlos
He found him at table. yon
"The army awaits your majesty "N
nounced the official an
get the army wait until nav H ~
shed this glorious lunch" replleu IN :,
INC and wait the army did until 4, u
had eaten three more pheasantS s'un7
e " 70 weighs more than 800 pouhu'
+ ,Io hos an annual allowance OF sou
i ooo lint never fails to overura" -
+ D,os+ Of the money going for IoOu az AZ
: drink, the rest on the races i1'--''N
L Times.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06
WHAT DEATH is.
Merely Change of Energy and MOI
Annihilation.

Merely a Change Of Energy ana MOI
Annihilation. .,
what we call death is not annihA@-
t,on. it is only a change OF energy,
DECAY is simply the breaking up =,
ufa into new and more muitlplleu
forms of life. ,oo-+
Tho latest science recognizes at least
nine different forms Of energy nv
which n single force may pass anu ~
nass without diminution or loss. mat
IF course. is the great discovery Oh
modern science, that energy may "
transformed from one form lnlo an.
other NAV be transferred from one
hodv to another. but cannot be de-
stroyed. ,,uiro, nj
Not Immediately was the bearing VI
y 80. scion+ifc law on the doctrine OF
immortality recognized. And yet d,
= tbe mind adjusted itself TO the aii'ios
nroteon forms of enrl ~, it became ap
parant that life itself, which Is ln'
d HIGHEST form of energy we know III
pc inevitably become subject to TINS Jaw
meath. when it touches human ne
o, &c NOT destruction of energy; It Is SIN
-s' NV q change through which life passe
al INTO some new form Of activity. -
Your candle, for instance LUZ
- down 70 the socket and after a hicNe
m or two goes out. To the eve OF sens
+bot ia the end Of your candle. anu
has been used over and over again i
u .,a ir,ooa of death. But accordm
10 +bo law of the conservation Of enc
he az, tba light and heat Of that cana
ley are NOT lost. They have passeu IL
other forms Of energy more suDlle' .
I'd. not less real. =,
l' A LOG is slowly consumed upon U
-. hearth until nothing remains Dut
frs baon Of flmy ash, but the light ~
TRY onarofes of that log are not lost. l
srs. Iifo which was in the tree deposited
rge fbat log certain forces. and the 1
ing has liberated these forces III OIL
ni.n modes of activity. The "hoie u
VI" verse is vast area Of ceaseless' III
,o.ts structible energy, Of which NE Is
highest type. 80
and WITHIN the last half dozen We
tests science has emphasized sun ano'
foct-namely, that the more power
last a force is the less visible it is to
man sight the less susceptible OF
o.. oonition The energy of radium'
WIN example. is so tremendous that
.. o. Inndredth part of a grain Of rad
,rted dronped into its own weight OF WI
viii change the temperature oil
q are water from the freezing point 10
wing boiling point in a single hour.
eyn II is of course admitted that
hoeS' does not prove the immortality OIL
a.. individual soul by any means d.
j p "I,, does prove the indestructibility OF
b,by Religion has surely gained a MAJ
RS G. cent trophy from science when SCI
tells her that life is an indestruc
elbow element in the universe.-North Al
10 mn MT, can Review.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06

taCt- the vital organs, causing CaNaii |
49, bladder. or the kidneys themselves
breal, down and waste away cell by cen.
bladder troubles almost always result
from arrangement of the kidneys anu
a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treattneut of the kidneys. lfyou are ieel-
INC badly YOU can make no mistake py
ta2ing Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root' ine
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy,
# corrects inability to hold urine ana
scaidine pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity OF Delns
compelled to go often through the day,
aud to Get up many times during the
MONT The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Root is soon realize e'l;
II stands the highest for its wonderful
1 cures of the most distressing cases :
swamp Root is pleasant to take ana \, Il
soid bv all druggists i'll ffty-cent anu ]
ore-doilar size bottles. You may nave
sarnnle bottle of this wonderful new eis'
co,,erv and a book that tells all about II
both sent free by mail. Address Dr. III. ~
r,er &, Co., Binghamton, n. y nel
,sr;tino mention reading this generous
,, offer in this paper Don't make an;
mistake. but remember the name swamp NJ
Root. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, ana 90. u
address, Binghamton, N. w. Oh e's''
] bottle.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06

Another case OF yellow teYeI wa ts,
renorted among the members OF ~ :,
hospital corps of the American army az
Count Won Lunberg was arrested ~
~ York charged with the larceny
Nc" horseshoe diamond pin, Whic'
he pawned for $2oV. =. Cantor Mo
The Hotel Brooklyn, at center , S Sro
,,.bes L. /, was destroyed by n[S
r1Sar,' we're 300 guests In the ho'ei
No one was injured. ~ voru
onnarently demented, tried 70 comm MN
s si,icido at wilmington, Dell by tn 1i,l
s So.o himself in front Of locomotive