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The border vidette., 1907-11-30
Had to walk Into Tucson.

F. J. O'Brien, J. T. Roberts and I. J. F. Ieager left Sunday morning to inspect some mining properties in which they are interested near Noga- les. After inspecting the property the indications that were presented and they congratulated one another on the result of their trip.
 They started for Tucson early in the evening, but somehow or another the automobile got out of commission when a few miles south of the San Xavier mission, and the :'chug- cbug" wagon was disab They all took a turn at trying to repair the machine. but all being broker, banker and hotel men, they were unable to catch the market, and SO disconsolately they concluded that if they wanted to get to Tucson they must use "shank' s mare."
 Had man been walking down Scott street at 3 o'clock yesterday morning he would have seen three bedraggled pedestrians coming into town, and had he been peace officer, it is more than likely that he would have arrested the bunch on general principles.
 MT. O'Brien and Mir. Ieager stepped into the Santa Rita and the first thin g they thought of was someting to warm them up.
 What they did to warm themselves up is something no one knows except themselves.
 However, the three men claim that when they go again to inspect mine they will certainly use train, be- cause if they cannot reach their de- situation there will be others who will have to share in the calamity with them-Tucson Post.
The border vidette., 1907-11-30

Somewhere in St. Louis there is a tramp-a ragged, hungry looking g "hobo'-who is glad; not because he is a tramp, but because
 Well, here is the story:
 Down on Broadway there is shop filled with gorgeous hats for the fair sex -feathered creations and other triumphs of the designers art Tn this and foreign lands-ths prices of which would make the average man shudder, and perhaps swear. when they greet his eye. The windows are brilliantly lighted at night and the display is all ways a grand one.
 The other night the tramp spoken of-and never was there 8 more tat tered specimen of humanity-was pass ing along Broadway when his eye lit upon the millinery exhibition. He gave it merely passing glance. but slackened his pace and stopped about twenty feet farther on. Carefully looking around to see that no one was watching him, the "hobo" cautiously approached. the window and peered in. With a critical eye he surveyed the collection of hats, and then, as a smile erept through the weeks growth of beard on hIs face, he walked away.
 As he left the scene the tramp oE |, ducing what had once been a cigar, he lighted the weed and threw the match away with the air of an aristocrat.
 ''Gee. I'm glad ain't marrIed," he said, with grin of satisfacGIon-St Louis Globe Democrat.
The border vidette., 1907-11-30
TERRITORIAL NOTES.
Items of Interest CuIIed From Our Ex-
 changes

Lute Wilson is enthusiastic over
 rich strike of tellurium ore, carryinl
 values of s ,OOO to the ton in gold, ir
 a tunnel on the Tellurium claim, ir
 the Crook Canyon district, Yavapa c,unty, and glad of the recovery of 8 pocketbook. containing $475. which was blasted from the same tunnel where he accidentally left it, after touching off four shots. about ten days ago.
 Governor Kibbey has stated that as that portion of the levy which has been made for the erection of the new territorial prison at Florence is avail able, work will be put under way. Right after the first of 1908 things will get busy. Capt. Thomas Kynning, superintendent of the prison, says that the need of new and bigger prison is daily growing. The sessions of the district courts which have been held during the past few weeks are filling to overfowing the Yuma prison. Yuma Sun.
 H. D. Marshall, Jr. of St. Louis, arrived in the city last evening and this morning (Nov. 24) he will take charge of the suspended bank relieving Territorial Auditor J. H. Page. who was appointed temporary receiver by Comptr oller of the Currency Ridgely. MT. Marshall has been in the government service for some time past and came here from San Antonio Texas, where he had charge of the Woods National bank that was forced to close it's doors several weeks ago. MT. Page will remain here for about 8 week until his successor becomes ac- quainted with the affairs of the Globe National.-Globe Belt.
 The Saddle Mountain Mining com pany, whose great copper property is situated partly at Christmas and partly in the Saddle Mountain district. this county. about six miles from Dudley vile, filed with our county recorder, this week, a mortgage on their pro- perties. including the mines and smelt- ing plant, for the sum of $1,0O0,O0O. This mortgage was made for the pur- pose of discharging the company's indebtedness and to create an operat- ing fund to be used when the copper market shall have returned to normal conditions. When that will occur depends upon a resumption of normal conditions in the money market.- Florence Blade
The border vidette., 1907-11-30
Territory of Arizona. Jss County of Santa Cruz. 90

Before me. Frank J. Duffy, a Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared l.. B. Fleischer, Manuel Mascare1as, Jr., Albert Masca- renas and J. A. Faymonville, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and acknowledged to me, each for himself, that they eXecut- ed the same for the purposes and con- alterations therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of of- fee this eighth day of November, A. D., 1907.
 (srAI ! FRANK J. DUFFY,
 t--) Notary Public.
 My Commission expires Nov. 13, 1908.
 First pub. Nov. Is 1907.
The border vidette., 1907-11-30

WANTED.-By reliable parties. Mine to operate. Good reference. Mechanical and mine operating. Will work contract or otherwise. Adress, P. O. Box 308. Nogales. Arizona.
The border vidette., 1907-11-30

The following officers were elected and installed: Grand master, o. G. Jones, Tempe; deputy grand master, Judge Doan; Tombstone; senior grand warden, Frank Thomas. Phoenix; jun for grand warden, H. A. Morgan Wilcox; grand treasurer, R. M. Fred ericks, Prescott; grand secretary, Geo. J. Ruskruge. Tucson; grand lecturer, F. A. Shaw, PhoenIx; grand marshal, W. A. Fiege, Willcox; senior grand deacon. F. s. Bunch. Stafford; junior grand deacon. Harry A. Drachman, Tucson; grand orator. O. D. Haney, Winslow; senior grand steward. Chas. M. Smith, Yuma; junior grand stew ard, H. M. Woods, Bisbee. Of the commandery, J. J. Hawkins, Prescott, was elected grand commander, and of the chapter, F. M. Buck, Winslow, grand high priest.
The border vidette., 1907-11-30
Masonic Underground Chapel.

Deep in the earth the grand lodge of the Masons of Arizona held its 26th annual coExAntion at Morenci this week, the meeting coming to an end last evening.
 In huge stope 50 feet high, 45 feet wide and l1O feet long the sessions were held. This stope is at the end of a tunnel TOO feet long and is 1000 feet below the top of the mountain under which it is directly situated.
 In the unique surroundings all the work of the Grand Lodge, the Grand Chapter, and the Grand Commandery was transacted. The stope had been elaborately furnished and lighted with electricity. -Prospector.
The border vidette., 1907-11-30
Glad he Wasn't Married.

Somewhere in St. Louis there is tramp-a ragged, hungry looking "hobo"-who Is glad; not because he is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-23
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Martin J. Goode, aged 43, a prominent
Washington county Democrat and city
marshal of Calais under Mayor George
NJ. Hanson's administration, died at 3
y. NJ, Friday. after a brief illness of
typhoid fever. A widow and five
children survive.
A coroner's jury held an inquest at
the court room at Brunswick Thurs
day to investigate the death of Mrs.
Lucy A. Frost, who was killed Sunday.
The jury returned verdict that Mrs.
Frost met her death by wounds result
ing from the accidental discharge of a
shotgun in the hands of Horace Ellis
Dunning at his home on the Harpswell
road Sunday, March II.
In the first thunder storm of the sea-
son Friday afternoon, the house OF
Amansel Mitchell on Montello street
Lewiston, was struck by lightning
While the damage was not extensive
those who were in the house were given
a good scare. The lightning struck
one of the chimneys on the front of the
house and ripped the shingles off fol
a place seven or eight feet square
There was no fire.
John Culoney Of Richmond, who fell
100 feet from the top Of ridge pole or
the Hodges icehouse, Tuesday morning
was seen on the street Thursday, ap.
9arently none the worse for his fall
While painting sign on the ridge pole
he slipped and fell. His fall was
| broken by striking the roof as he fell
Sliding along the roof for some dis.
lance. he dropped off the edge to the
ground below. His head was injured
so that it was necessary to take foul
| stitches.
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MISS MADELINE CLUTTER

B.l, relating to taking Of clans in
Yarmouth was taken from the table.
on motion of Mr.. Skillin the bill was
indefinitely postponed.
ON motion of Mr.. Cobb of Gardiner.
Bill to incorporate the Monson Light
and Power Company was taken from
the table.
Mr. Knowlton Of Monsoon offered
Amendment A. which was adopted and
Oh motion Of MIR. KnoNlton the rules
were suspended. the bill received its
three readings and Was passed to be
cngrosScd.
on motion of Mr.. Scates of West
brook the order directing the highway
commissioner to obtain information in
regard to bridges was taken from the
table.
Mr.. S.atos offered Amendment a.
which WAS adopted and the order then
received passag" as amended.
on motion Of Mr.. Gleason of Mexico
the report Of the committee on legal
affairs on bill to abolish the office of
state binder WAS tax II from the table.
on motion Of Mr.. Hall Of Dover the
renort was tabled and assigned for
Monday of next week
Mr.. Pike. of Passport moved to recon
slider the vote whereby the House
n?sscd to be enacted the bill to fix the
salary of the State superintendent OF
| schools and to further define his du-
( tics.
ON motion Of Mr. Gleason of Mexico
| the motion was tabled.
| On motion Of Mr.. Tolman Of Portland
hill to enable cities to assess taxes for
street sprinkling, was taken from the
| the table.
| on further motion by Mr.. Tolrnan the
f, vote whereby the House adopted
! amendment a was reconsidered.
| Mr.. Tolman then offered amendment
/ r. and On his further motion it was
tabled. for printing.
/ on motion of Mr. Knowlton of Mon
! son the rules were suspended and that
gentleman presented the following or
/ der and moved its passage:
Ordered, That NJ. Michaud OF
/ Frenchville be excused from further at
/ tendance at this session of the Legisid-
ture. and that the clerk make up his
ray and mileage in full to the end OF
/ the session.
The order received q passage.
4 on motion OF Mir. Stcarns of Norway
the report Of the committee on inlan,
| fisheries and game on bill prohibiting
the. throwing of sawdust and other mil
waste into Bog brook and its tributar-
les in the county of oxford, was taker
from the table.
The report of the committee was &C
copted ard the bill received its frs
reading.
Mr.. Stearns offered amendment A
which was adopted. and on motion o
| Mr. Stearns the rules were suspended
the bill received its second and third
reading and was passed to be en-
crossed.
Mr.. Stearns moved to take from thu
table. bill for the better protection o
| sheep.
Mr. Horigan raised the point of NJ
quorum.
The question being to determine tn
presence of a quorum, a count was hat
and 80 members were found to b
present, not sufficient to constitute ;
quorum. ..
4 On molten of Mr.. Thomas of Harps
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Sold everywhere. Inboxcs 1Oc. and 25c.

Al of the Revised Statutes, relating to
the taking of ecls in Pemaquid river.
An Act to amend an act entitled "An
Act additional to Chapter 40 of the Re
vised Statutes. relating to insurance and
insurance companies" approved March G,
1907.
An Act to amend Section 42 of Chapter
S of the Revised Statutes, relating to the
taxation of express companies.
An Act to amend Section IS of Chapter
of the Revised Statutes, relating to the
taxation. of corporate franchises.
An Act to amend Section % of Chapter
s of the Revised Statutes, relating to the
taxation Of railroad companies.
An Act to amend Section IL Of Chapter
9 of the Revised Statutes, relating to the
assessment of taxes on lands in places
not incorporated.
Resolve in favor of Rose Kelley.
An Act to establish salary for the
judge of the municipal court at Rumford
Falls.
An Act to amend Section % of Chapter
40 of the Revised Statutes as amended by
Chapter 121 of the Public Laws of 1905,
relating to notice of injury to casualty
Insurance companies.
An Act to provide for a clerk for the
register Of deeds of the northern regis
try for Aroostook county.
The following came from the Senate
passed to be engrossed under a sus-
pension of the rules:
An lSct to amend Section AZ of Chap
ter Al, r. S, relating to corporations.
| (Read three times and passed to be
engrossed under a suspension of the
| rules, on motion of Mr.. Smith of Pat
| tenn
An Act relating to the office of the
register of probate OF Aroostook coun-
| ty. (Read three times and passed to
| be engrossed under a suspension of
the rules, on motion of Mr.. Skidmore
| of Liberty)
An Act to amend Section of Chap
| ter 50 of the Public Laws of 1905. re-
| lating to the appointment of receivers.
| (Read three times and passed to be
| engroSscd under q suspension of the
rules. on motion of MI. Stearns of Nor
Way)
Resolve in favor of the secretary of
| the committee on banks and banking.
ORead twice and passed to be engroSs-
ed under a suspension of the rules. on
motion of Mr.. McClutchey of Port
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-23
STATE NEWS.
SAGAOAHOC.
RICHMOND D.
Office call
Resident call
n10sa t6moss

Frank Flake left Thursday for New
York to join his vessel for q three
months trip.
Noble Maxwell left Monday for q
short business trip to Boston.
About 80 members of Mt. Carmel
Chapter, Eastern Star, went to
Brunswick. Monday. where they were
highly entertained by Hawthorne
Chapter. They returned on the mid.
night train, much pleased with their
outing.
Mrs. Chas. Wakefield who has been
i'll is slowly improving.
Frank Preble opened new dry goods
store on Main street last Saturday.
Mrs. Preble has millinery depart
ment in connection with 1t.
Chas. Jack went to Augusta Thursday
on a short business trip.
BoWDoINHAM.
Miss Carrie L Sparks; the telephone
to the house with tonslitis. Miss Susie
Maloon Is supplying during Miss Sparks
absence. .E
Miss Lottie Cobb, principal Of the
Primary school, is III at her home Tho
assistant, Miss Minerva Dunlap. IL car.
rying on the work. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Given Of Topss
ham passed Tuesday with Mrs. Mary A.
Given. ~
Little Miss Helen Hackett Is sick with
the grip. Master George Drawn, cousin
fof the former is also suffering with the
same disease. +
Three new cases of measles broke out
Monday, the victims being Misses Ethel
Cheney and Priscilla BEEN and Master
Merrill BEEN.
Notwithstanding the bad weather
| many Of the towns people attended tho
Box Supper given at the Richmond
Corner Grange, Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Taylor. principal Of the
home on account of illness Mrs. Frank
Wood Of South Windham is supplying
| Miss Ruby Wood of South Windham Is
passing a few days with relatives IN
| town. zt+ ~.
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way)
Resolve in favor of the secretary o.
| the committee on banks and banking
CRead twice and passed to be engroSS-
ed under suspension of the rules, OF
| motion of Mr.. McClutchey of Port
land)
Passed to Be Enacted.
An Act to amend Section 81 Of Chap
ter 45, r. S. providing a lien for q
mortgage of any mortgage of person
al property upon any policy of insur-
ance on such property.
An Act to amend Section / of Chap
ter "a of the Private and Special Laws
of 1878 as amended by Chapter 391 OF
the laws of 1901, relating to protection
and propagation of cells in Damariscot-
ia river and pond
An Act to amend Section 4 and ; of
Chapter sos of the Private and Special
Laws of 1885, relating to the municipal
court of the town of Norway and to
establish a salary for the judge of said
court.
An Act to prohibit the sale of trout
in Washington county
An Act to amend Chapter 40, r. S.
relating t. life insurance
An Act in regard to the rights of
percmptory challenges of jurors
An Act to amend the law relating To
political caucuses in the city of Bangor
An Act to amend the charter of the
Twin Village Water Company.
An Act to extend the time in which
the Van Buren, Screragc Company is
authorized to commence business
An Act additional to Chapter u, r
s., relating to paupcrs.
An Act to provide for license for
unnaturalized foreign born residents
to hunt game and birds.
An Act to authorize the Scbasticook
and Moosehead Railway Company tc
extend its line to EliotSville Plantation
and to Albion.
An Act in relation to SESSIONS of tho
law court.
An Act to incorporate the Lubct
Trust Company
An Act for the encouragement Of tn,
shell fish industry.
An Act to incorporate the Harrison
Water Company.
An Act to incorporate the Prospec
Harbor Village Corporation.
An Act to grant additional power.
| to the Sebasticook Power Company.
An Act to incorporate the Contra
| Maine Fire Insurance Company.
An Act relative to the payment O.
deposits in the name of two persons.
| An Act to incorporate the Castin'
and BrOoksville Ferry Company.
| An Act to authorize the appointment
of chaplain for the Cumberland
| county Jail.
An Act TO limit the time for bringing
actions for the recovery of uncultivat
ed land in incorporated places.
| An Act to establish the salary o
State superintendent of schools anc
| to further define mis- duties.
| An Act to amend Chapter 333 Of tn
| Private and Special Laws Of Maine 70
the year 1891 concerning the reversiol
of the Old Town bridge to the State o
Maine.
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Afternoon Session.

Met according to adjournment.
In Convention.
The convention listened to the argu
ments of Judge Louis c. Stearns
against. and of Judge B. c. Cleaves for,
the removal of Harry ]. Chapman,
judge of the municipal court of the
city Of Bangor.
The purpose for which the convention
was formed having been accomplished,
it was dissolved.
In House.
Mr. Smith of Patten presented an ad-
dress for the removal of Harry j.
Chapman, judge of the municipal
court of the city of Bangor, and moved
| that it lie on the table to be considered
| further for adoption or rejection OH
Monday evening at eight O'Clock.
The motion was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Moore of SacO the
House then adjourned until Monday
afternoon at 4.30 o'clock.
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To-day we came upon a Rajah driv-
ing in a motor car drawn by pair OF
horses. Something had upset the in
ternal economy Of the car, and as this
was not the first time the car had fail
ed, the Rajah had hit upon the bril-
liant idea Of dispensing with petrol and
using the good old horses instead
Madras Mail.
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SEA MOSS EARINE

IS pure, hea1th-giving food.
ToothSome, nutritious, econom-
ica1. Buy it house-keepers,
hotels, restaurants, bakeries
A Csc. package makes Is quarts
dessert dishes. Just the food
required by infants and invalids
Sample free Lyon Mfg. Co. Brooklyn, NY.
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Met according to adjournment.
In Convention.
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The ordnance survey department Of
Great Britain makes use of cameras
carrying plates forty.fiye by thirty
inches.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE,
Continued from Page Five.)
First Reading Of Printed Bills and Re.

An Act to establish municipal court
in the town OF Madison.
An Act to incorporate the Wilton Wa
ter District. CRead a third time and
passed to be engrossed under a suspen-
sion of the rules, on motion of Mr..
Stubs of Strong).
An Act to incorporate the Calais Water
District
Resolve in favor of the town of Gray.
Resolve in favor of C. Bradstreet, CLERK
to the committee on banks and banking.
Resolve in favor of James A. Chase,
mail carrier of the House.
Resolve in favor of w. G. Fuller.
Resolve in favor of F. II. Parkhurst,
chairman of the committee on State
School for Boys.
Resolve in favor of w 6. Knowlton to
pay expenses of investigation of Office
of State superintendent of schools.
| Resolve in favor of j. Merrill Lord
chairman of House committee on cleo
tons.
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Snow pond or McssaloHskcc lake, 50
called, in the county of K"nncbec.
Resolve in favor Of benjamin F.
Brown.
Resolve in favor Of the town of
Buckston.
Resolve in favor Of William ]. Max
we'll.
Resolve in favor Of James W.
Doughty
Resolve in favor Of improvements Of
kennebcc county buildings.
Resolve in favor Of building a break
water in Mooschead lake near kinco
Resolve in favor of an appropriation
to erect a screen in the stream con-
| meeting Great lake and Long lake in
the town of Belgrade, county of Ken
nebcc.
Orders of the Day.
On motion Of Mr. Mckinney Of
Bridgton the rules were suspended and
that gentleman introduced resolve for
the encouragement ana better protec-
| ton Of the flags in the cases in the
| rotunda Of the Capitol building.
| The resolve received Il passage.
On motion Of Mr. Charles, Of Me
| chanic Falls the rules wcr" suspended.
| the resolve received it two reading,
! and was passed TO be rngrosscd
Unfinished business iority and
| minority reports of committee, on rail
| roads and expresses. reporting on bill
relating to fares on Washington Coun
ty Railroad, ought not to pass" and
ought to pass"
| ON motion Of Mr.. Pike Of Lubcc the
| minority report was substituted for the
| majority and on further motion Of Mr.
| Pike. the rules were suspended, the bill
received its three readings ana Was
| passed To be engrossed.
| diminished business: Majority ana mi
| nority reports of committee on educa-
| ton, reporting Bill to establish a Nor
NAL school at Dexter, reporting Ought
| to pass in new draft" and Fought not
| to pass"
Mr. Waldron of Dexter moved thai
the majority report be adopted Obs.
cussion ensuod for which see the Leg
| istativc 4iecordD
Mr.. Moore of Saco moved that the bill
be Indefinitely postponed.
Tho question being On the motion t.
| indefinitely POSTPONE the bill. divi
sion was had the motion was agreed t,
by a vote Of 70 to %.
| Special assignment: Fill for preser.
walton of forests and water supply.
Mr.. Skidmore of Liberty Offered
Amendment a. excepting Waldo count!
from the provisions of the bill.
| Mr.. HOrigan of Biddeford moved tina
the bill be Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. SkidmOre withdrew his amend
ment.
Mr.. Perkins Of Alfred offered Amend
ment r.
The amendment was lost.
The question being on the motion t
indefinitely postpone the bill.
The motion was agreed to.
| On motion Of Mr.. Hall Of Dover. Bill
to establish a municipal court at Dex
ter was taken from the table.
Mr.. knowlton of MonsOn offere'
| Amendment \.
| The amendment was adopted.
| The bill then received it's third read
iirG and was passed to be engrossed.
] On motion of Mr.. Skillin Of Falmouth
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A French contractor Of Salem, Mass,
sleeps with his dynamite In his bed to
keep it from freezing.