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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1907-04-13
Additional Local.

This moring Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Tit
comb and Mr.. Clagett, father of our
townsman Mr.. II. NJ Clagett, returned
from a few days pleasure visit to Quay
mas.
On the evening of April 23rd, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Leeker will entertain
at their elegant new residence. In
vitations have already been sent to
their numerous friends. A delightful
time is assured.
Drop into The Palace and see Messrs.
Coughlin < Thomas cat show, which
is ably managed by Joe Deputy There
are eighteen small and three large cats
in the well-trained company. Admis-
sion free.
In the suit for $4,000 damage insti-
tuted by Colonel Epes Randolph
against, P. Sandoval, the Nogales, So
nora banker, Judge Nave decided in
favor of plaintiff. in the sum eff $40. 600.
Judge Eb. Williams. attorney for Mr..
Sandoval, at once gave notice of ap-
peal.
The gentlemen who are here from
Tucson interesting out people in Tucson
real estate, are said to be meeting with
much well-merited success With the
exception of Nogales, Tucson is
undoubtedly the best town in Arizona,
and no place can man get better.
quicker returns for his money than in
the ancient and honorable pueblo,
whore the people are progressive, wide
awake and generous Wish we could
own a mile of the old burg.
The real estate and brokerage firm of
Cumming & Mcintyre, Morley
avenue, are certainly getting a hustle
on themeives these days ana as re-
suit are getting whole lot OF business
The firm also makes specially of life,
fire and accident insurance Among the
big companies they represent are the
New York Life. Royal Insurance Co,
Home Insurance Co. Liverpool *
London and Globe Tendon Assurance
Corporation. See the sign stock EN-
change - ao3 s. 81 81 CaJ Cum,
mir . y - - - &c.
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ThaW Jury DlsaSrceS.

New York, April AFTER being
out for fourty- seven hours and fourty
six minutes and having taken nearly
fifty ballots the jury to which the fate
of Harry Thaw had been submitted
reported that it was unable to agree
and at 4:3l o'clock this afternoon was
discharged. This means that the lon g
trial which has cost a half million dol
lars has gone for nothing. Harry
Thaw must again be tried. The con-
dition of the court calendar will not
allow his second trial till autumn.
The reported final vote of the jury
which tried Harry Thaw was seven
for murder in the first degree and five
for acquittal.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Com
mon Council of the Town of Nogales,
will receive sealed bids for the con-
struction of cement side walks on
Crawford street, in the Town of Noga-
les, as per specifications furnished by
Engineer Perkins on file in the Office Of
the Town Clerk.
Bids to be sealed and addressed to
the Town Clerk, and the said Common
Council reserve the right to reject any
and all bids,
Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Ariz-
ona, April 3rd, 1907.
p MUNICH,
Town Clerk.
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FIRFMEN ASK HELP.

The Nogales Fire Department was
freely discussed at the meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Board of
Trade Tuesday night. The subject
was brought up by Mr.. j. F. Brady,
who attended the meeting as = re-
preventative of the fremen. Mr..
Brady informed the board that the
department has been recently re-
organized and is now more efficient
than heretofore. He stated that as
the members of the department give
their services free to the town, and as
majority of them are young men
who own no property, they believe the
people of the town should furnish the
money to meet the necessary expenses
of maintaining the organization.
Mr.. Curtis, who besides being vice.
president of the Board of Trade is also
chief of the Fire department. also
spoke on the same subject. He stated
that the expenses of the organization
are very light. but light as they are.
he thinks it unjust that the members,
most of whom have no property in
terests in the town, and all of whom
serve the town without pay, should be
expected to pay out of their own
the work they do for the protection of
all. All the directors present appear
ed to be of the same opinion, and as a
result of the discussion, the following
resolution, submitted by Mr.. Ola gett,
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas. The Nogales Fire De-
partment has been recently re- organ
ICED and is now more efficient than
harak0eora Co. Hoh
ing fire and protecting the property of
the town; and
"Whereas, The organization has
most part by monthly payments made
by the members, heretofore be it
Resolved, That the Board of Di-
rectors of the Nogales and Santa
Cruz County Board of Trade urge the
citizens of Nogales to provide by sub
scription or otherwise fund for the
payment of the necessary expenses of
the organization"
A letter, which also had bearing
upon the subject of fire protection,
was read to the Board The letter
was written by Mr.. Alexander Field,
manager of the Board of Fire Under
WELGOES VI Guc bCluC, W l.
Brlckwood, who submitted it to the
Board as a matter of public interest.
In the letter Mr.. Field stated that in
view of the pending settlement of the
controversy between the Nogales
Water Company and the Nogales
Town Council, the Board of Under
writer's will for the present take no
action affecting the fire insurance on
property in Nogales.
The Town Improvement Conmittee
was intrusted to confer with the
health officials and the street COM
mittee of the town council with
view to doing away with the nuisance
of sewers leaking into the cutters.
A communication received at the
Board of Trade headquarters yesterday,
from United States Surveyor General
Frank s. ingalls,. of Phoenix says:
"On Tuesday morning. May 7th, 1907,
at ten o'clock. in his Office at
Washington, u. O., the Commissioner
of the Central Land Office will hear,
in oral argument. those desiring to be
heard in the matter of the Baca Float
No. 3: this hearing being set on the
application of the attorneys for the
claimants to said Float"
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President William Schuckmann of
Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company,
this city, yesterday presented his local
customers with handsome, expensive
cigar cutter The clock is guaranteed
to keep perfect time, and If you don't
smoke up, it is no fault of Las Dos
Naciones Cigar Company, manufact-
urers of the best Mexican cigars made
in the United States
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Official Bulletin.

Commencing March 10th, train No.
Il, will leave Nogales at 7:30 a. M,
Pacific time) sos Sonora or local
time.
Train No IL will leave Tucson at
3:4S p. M. Pacific time) arriving at
Nosales at 10 p M. Sonora, leaving
at l:25 for the south.
w. G. Bowman, A gent.
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State of California.
County of San Bernardno ss-
On this Doth day of February i'll the year one
Thousand nine hundred Ind seven before me j.
B. Hanna, a Notary Public in and for the
County of San Bernariino, State of California,
residing therein. duly commissioned and sworn
personally appeared NJ. o. Hert and VIM.
Ioehr, known to to be the persons whose
names a re subscribed to the within instrument
and they acknowledged to me that they execut
ell the same.
In witness whereof. 1 have hereunto set my
hand and aft xed my official seal the day An l
year first above written.
(SeaD J. b. Hanna;
Notary Public in and for the
County of San BernarI1no,
4-6- Il State of California
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
White Marble Power & DEVELOPMENT
Company.

KNOW AL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
That we. the undersigned, all whom re-
sidents of the State of California, have this
day voluntarily associated ourselves together
for the purpose of organizing and conducting
a corporation under the laws of the Territory
eff Arizona. and to that end do heref y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
BUREAU TO FURNISH
THEM INFORMATION
T. P. A. to Establish One Here
for Jamestown
Visitors.

Richmond is to have n bureau ~ in
formation during tho jamestown Expo
sltion. and il Will be under the auspices
Of the T. p. A. which body NJ d special
meeting held last night. adopted a reso-
luton for such an establishment
The details OF the scheme have not yet
been worked out. but the work viii DE
pressed with all reasonable speed.
The matter has been under Amusement
hy the post for some months. ard at
recent meeting was referred 70 com
mittee composed OF the following gentle
men.
Joseph Wallerstein. chairman. W. X.
Bache. b. II Randolph II. F. Smith and
l.. j. Quarles.
This committee reported last night. and
O. resolution was adopted determining 20
establish bureau here for the informa-
zion OF travellers during the exposition
year. and the matter was referred back
to the same committee 20 work out the
details
Another called meeting will be held
shortly 70 hear another report from the
committee after which the bureau will be
quickly established.
lost A members are delighted AZ the
gains recently made in the order in Vir-
ginie-
At tire last convention a prize OF $50
was offered to the division in Glass p
making the largest gains IN members
during the year.
A letter has been received from ma
tional headGuerters containing the fol-
lowing figures:
New members received: From Virginia.
302; Texas. 152: Tennessee. s.. Member
ship of these States. December al.t
ginia, 1911: Texas. 1904: Tennessee. ] Sol.
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WILL HAVE BOUT
HERE NEXT WEEK

u there comes no hitch I'm the arrange
meuts kid" Coplln and George Herbert
VIII land in tho ring against each other
some time early next week ". l. cav
ley. who trained Harlem Murphy for his
fight with Young Corbett- has come down
90 train Herbert. and viii take him some
whore In the country tomorrow morning.
The final agreements viii be made at
- o'clock tomorrow morning between
j. NJ MacFarlan. the hacker OF OF Her
bert. and the hackers of Coplin. The
fight will Doe for a $1,000 purse. the
winner 90 take all, and forfeit Of 500
VIII he put up bv both sides. The bout
viii Doe a fi-ht To the finish. and II is
probable thai some ringside expert will
come down from Philadelphia TO act as
referee.
Both ~ the young fighters expect ~ 20
into training NJ once. and both are anxious
for the match. The scene OF the prosnoc-
tive battle has already been arranged.
II is not very far from Richmond ana II
Will be- hut short ride Car facilities
VIII Doc arranged hy those who are boz
hind the nEnt The size Of tho purse
forms big Incentive FOR the mon e. make
tiyout against each other. though there
VIII Doe no division ~ the money. Ii is
confidently expected that tho hcht viii
he pulled on. and aU the local sporting.
fraternity are anxious TO see the two
men line uD against each other once
more Much money has already been wa
eered ON the result. and there VIII be-
much more laid on each o. the men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
MAY REORGANIZE
STLUNTON SHOW
Present Effects to Be Sold to
Satisfy Execution in Favor
Of Wa11e1y Ra0lr
of Valley Bank.

Especial 20 The Times Dispa .ch.1
STANTON, VA. january 12-At the
last meeting OF tho stockholders of the
stanton Horse show Association. the
stockholders voted down propo-
siuon to pay a stock assessment
90 defray the Indebtedness of the
corporation, and the entire prop
erty OF tho corporations. consisting
OF all the stalls. Erandstand and fencing.
has been levied on by the sheriff and ad-
vertised for sale 20 satisfy am execution
in favor of the National Valley Bank.
which holds note for $3.50. given hy
the association 10 defray certain indeht-
cdness. The note IS endorsed hy dozen
o. prominent gentlemen. A proposition IS
now being considered 20 buy IN the old
property, and reorganize the association.
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THINK VETERAN
WAS MURDERED

RALEIGH N O.. January Milton
Bunneu % Confederate veteran. was
found dead hy tho side OF the track Of
the Aberdeen and Asheboro Railroad.
near Star. g. g.. where a freight train
had run over him during the night. one
Lex ana one arm we're severed and the
Body was 'ut and bruised in numerous
places It" peculiar appearance Of
wounds ou tnn head and neck led TO
an INVESTIGATION hy the coroner. The
july returned verdict to the erect that
the deceased had been killed with an
AK or some other sharp implement. and
the body placed on the railroad track
o. conceal tile crime
milton Hinnrl was seen changing
money 10 star Thursday. and when the
dead body was found some $40. which
was iu wallet Was missing. while $40
"as found s'wcd up in the mans draw
ers. After ne verdict OF the coroner's
jury bloody as was found near the
place of the murder. and bloodstains
showed chat tae body had FIRST been
placed on straight line Of track and
Then dragged three hundred yards to
q curve. whore 80 could not De seen by
tne engineer ~ tho train Murder with
robbery as Tho motive is now understood
t. DC the calsc.
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BANK CASE NOW
BEFORE COURT
alexandria Institution Suing w.
c. Bates & Company,
OF Boston.
ANNEX DEL RAY AND ST. ELMO
This Is Talked OF, But the County
Is Bitterly Opposing
It.
gsPeeisl 70 The Times- Dispatch

ALEXANDRIA. VA. January u To-
days session Of the United States Court
Tor the Eastern District OF Virginia.
Judge Edmund Waddill pres ding. was
taken up in hearing testimony in the case
OF the Alexandria National Bank. OF this
city. against the w @. Bates COMPANY.
80 Boston. Mass. a suit i'm which tho
lialnDn seeks 10 recover the sum Of
S-.l32. that being the amount Of A draft
paid by the bank which was drawn by
A. r. Bardine. an alleged agent OF the
company. The transaction occurred over
year ago
In the declaration filed The bank alleges
tnat IL casled the draft for Bardine as
agent for the Bates Company. and il is
SCI forth that several drafts drawn bv
b4rdine prior % the one in litigation were
honored by the Bates Company The
Bates Company denies that ne was their
AGENT when DE- drew the draft in corten-
ton.
The Bates Company was represented
hy Attorney samuel O. Brent. and At
torney C. O. Cabin represented the bank.
The case commenced yesterday morning
and large number Of witnesses We're
examined. The Case was postponed until
Nunlav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Third Annual Report Now Ready
for Distrih1 ton bv Secretary.

The third annual report of the
virginia state Farmers Institute.
which is now ready for distribution
from the office of the secretary, is
undoubtedly the most interesting re-
port the institute has Fver sent out
The report covers 26O printed pages.
and IS ono OF the most complete sym
posiums on Virginia agriculture that
has ever been prepared. containing, as
n does. the complete proceedings Of
Tho third annual session OF the state
Farmers Institute. hold in Roanoke
july 10th. 18th and 18th. Many OF the
sneakers are regarded as the best
living authorities on their special sub
iocts. and. as the addresses We're of "a
practical nature. the value ~ the fund
~ Information made available to Viz
gfnia farmers through this report is
nInlculr 10 eetimnte CORRECTLY.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH
UNDER FALLING CAR
{. L. Whisnant, Former Charlotte
Man, Meets Instant and
Tragic End.
Especial to the Times Dispatch. ]

CHARLOTTE. \. c.. January f2-Mr.
G. l.. Whisnant, formerly Of this city.
and well known here. was killed at s
o'clock at Blacksburg. s. c.. where he
was az work In the freight yards of the
Southern Railway. Mr.. Whisnant was
general car Inspector for the company.
and was at work trying to repair a broken
car Tho car had been lacked up" and
while Mr.. Whlsnant was beneath It tho
Jack slipped. and the car fell on his
head. crushing II and causing Instant
death Mr.. W/snant was hfty-two years
Of age. He leaves a widow. who was
Miss Sallie Black, of this city; a son
Mr. c. L. Whisnant. Jr.. who is an opera
tor at the Western Union TELEGRAPH
Company here. and "a sister. Mrs. W. w.
Hagood. who lives on Tenth Avenue
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Death of Mrs. Mary L. Roley.

l90eoIal y The IImes -DlsuafChD
WINCHEST Err VA. January 20
Mrs Mary l. Riley. wife Of I. o Riley.
"a prominent Frederick county farmer.
died to-day at her home. near Win
chester. after four dave illness Of
measles and pneumonia. aged fftv-fOur
wears She was Miss Locke. Of Berry
Vile Clarke county. before her mar
riage. Her husband. two sons. George
and william Riley. and one daughter.
Mrs J. G. ThOrp. all of this county.
survive as well as her father. T. W.
Locke OF Bcr-yville.
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Especial o. The Times Dispatchl
WINCTES TER VA January -
Mrs Addle Gather Lupton. second wife
Of DR. John 5. Lupton. widely known
nionccr horticuiturlst Of Frederick
county. died late this afternoon at the
family residence. in Winchester. fol
lowing a protractcd Illness Of Rrights
disease. She was aged about nfty-fve
years She was Miss Gather. o. Mis-
souri, prior 10 her marriage. ten years
ago. and for number of wears was a
member 81 the faculty OF Fairfax Han.
q noted girls college or THIS cIty She
is survived by her husband. three sis
tcrs and one brother.
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Jacobs & Levy.
Children's Department
Monday only We offer the
s stsso. Sa at . and $500 $2.98

terdav and visited the Crater" I'm
company with Battlefield Guide John
#. Parharn. Mr.. Wasson's father and
brother participated in the battle Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
LEESBURG BONDS SELL
WELL IN THE NORTH

BOSTON. MASS. January PA 500. 600
block Of Leosburg. Va. town bonds. Of
fered on the Boston market by n. w.
Harris and Company. the Boston bank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
Oppose Annexation.

The proposed annexation Of the little
villages ~ Del Ray and 81. Elmo. Alex
andila county. n..th OF the city's limits.
by the city. is being bitterly opposed by
the residents of Alexandria county.
Last evening at "a meeting OF the Citi-
zens' Improvement Association OF the
county 2peeches We're made against such
a procedure. and 81 legislative committee
was appointed 20 Keep the association i'm
formed pn anr move along these lines
made Ay the City. 1t is stated that thc
majority ~ tile members of the CITY C0un-
ch favor anneNing that part Of to Doun-
ty. which is now rapidly forging ahead
A citizen of th- county stated this
morning that Che sidents Of the county
would have tle entire county Incorporated
In tne event t-e ei-v proposed 90 take in
tnat part ~ the county I'm oDlcr 10 fore
stall such an occurrence.
Postpone Hospital Case.
The case of t.. Winchester Memorial
Hospital 81 Winchester, Va. AGAINST the
Board Of lianl.ev. trustees. which was
70 have been areIe1 on demurrer flied
by the defendant in the Circuit Court
for this city. this morning. has been post
poned
Mrs. Maria I,e aged sixty years. wife
or Abort Ice. d,d last evening at her
nome no. +N North Fayette Street. Her
husband and three children survive her
'Aarles GasNns colored, was seriously
injured this morning by several tons Of
iertiAzer railing ou him while at work
az the plant Of tho Alexandria Fertilizer
and Chemical Company.
Ine fHn"ri Hf Mrs. Paul D. Evans.
whose death occurred yesterday morning.
viii take place ~ $50 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon nj h-r r-sidence. To 300 South
Henry Street Rev j. A. LETTERS. Of the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. will
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Forward! March

is the curt order 20 all our re-
naming Winter shirts.
White or colored. soft or stiff
bosoms. cuffs attached or sepa-
rate
Patterns loud rs a brass band
or quiet as a doing kitten.
Stripes. checks and the
Scotchiest Of Scotch plaids.
Plenty Of Coat shirts that save
your time. spare your hair and
sweeten Your temper.
Regular SI.OO patterns, Mon
day. z0c.
All the $3.50 and $500 pat
terms, $1.13.
All the $3.50 and $500 pat
terms, S1.65.
About twelve dozen St.OO
and $3.50 Shirts, in sizes II,
is. rs IL and IL; Monday, 59c.
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We've just taken our inventory
and as IS usually the case after
very busy season we've found
quite a lot Of odds and ends which
we offer YOU at the most tempt
ing sort OF prices.
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ANTI-SALOON DAY
IN PETERSBURG
Special Services to BE Held in
Several Churches To-Day With
Visiting Speakers.
TWO YOUNG MEN HURT
Were Thrown From Their Buggy
in RunaWav-Wcddings of
Chesterfield
Especial 60 The Times Dispatch


PETERSBURG. VA january l2-To-
morrow win 10 Anu-saoon Field Day tn
Petersburg. and tile pulpits of tho Meth
odist churches I'm the city win De- filled
morning and evening by prominent mom-
hers OF tire Anti-Sioou League OF Vim
Finia. other Representatives off the
league are expected % visit Petersburg
IN the near future ana occupy tae pll-
pits of other denominations.
Following is lst of the speakers for
tomorrow and The churches at which
they will speak,
Rev. Dr. r. H. Bennett at Market
Street in morning. Wesley at nicht.
Rev J. W West 10 Hich street
Church in morning. Blaudford at
night
Church I'm morning. Etuick at night
Rev. =. "a. Mtchrl no IttrirN
Methodist Church In morning. EttricN
Baptist AT night
Mrs.. j. Pearson Loose, who was Miss
Jennie Stith Hinton. daughter ~ former
Judge Drury A. Hinton. ~ the \irginia
Supreme Court has been granted an
absolute divorce from her husband 10y
Court Of Common Pleas in Philadelphia
The couple We're married in this city
about q year aSo. Mrs. Loose Will az
once resume her maiden name.
The Philadelphia Inquirer - Tuesday.
January s. 1907. contains the following
with reference % the divorce.
Mrs. J. Pearson Loose was granted an
absolute divorce yesterday by Court or
Common Pleas. no. 8. on statutory
grounds. Her husband J. Pearson Loose.
lives at the Hotel Majestic. and is con
nected with the National Biscuit Com
pany He is member Of the southern
Club"
Totty-RobeTts.
John W Totty and Miss Nirsie NJ
Roberts. a popular young couple. were
united in marriage Thursday evening last
at the home Of James T. Ashhv. NJ swift
Creek The ceremony was performed by
Rev. s s Robinson. Of EttriciS- The
bridal attendants We're y. W. Farley,
with Miss Ollie Ashby, and Q. Y. Farley
with Miss Annie Bowles.
The bride IS a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Roberts. Of Mckinney. Va. Tho
groom IS valued employe Of the Chcs-
terheld Manufacturing Company.
Smith-Ashby.
Miss Lizzie Ashbv. Of Wytheviue and
Britt Foster Smith. son 90 Mr.. w irving
smith. OF this city. wore married in
North Carolina several days ago. Mr..
smith is employed ON the T1dcwator RAIL
road a letter was received 10y his ua-
rents a few days ago telling az che mar
rage
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9 - - III q R ia.
Bsars the >1lhe Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature at LE<HZzLZlx