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NOTICE.

have a mine prospect containing five pertenencias and l5 hectaras of surface ground, now titled, situated 12 kilometres west of the Juarez mining camp, with two parallel veins of to 6 feet in width, which runs from $l5 to S20 gold per ton.
 The work on the veins consists of three shafts. One is 12 feet deep, the other two 20 feet deep. Ii interested person can come and examine said property, advise Mir. Manuel NJ. Luna, Caborca. Sonora, Mex who is owner:
 6-27-l9OS-l Me.
The border vidette., 1908-07-18

Our new stock of Re- cords comprise ? over 1000, 10 and Is inch and a complete as- sortment of Red Seal.
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Notice of Annual Meeting Of Stock
 holders.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual stock holders meeting of the Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company, Incor- porated, will be held at their office in tbe town of Nogales, Arizona, on the Ilth day of August, 1908, commencing at o'clock a. m,, for the purpose or electinp a board of directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business, as may come before the meeting.
 Nogales. July 1st, 1908.
 745 Wm. Schuckmann, PreSluebI'
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Call for Territorial Democratic Con
 Venti0n.

Headquarters of the Territorial De-
 mocratic Central Committees:
 Prescott, Ariz., July i, 1908
 A Territorial Democratic conven- ton is hereby called to meet at the City of Prescott, on Saturday, August s, 1908, at the hour of II o'clock a. m, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for the office of Delegate to Congress, also a candidate for joint councilman for the counties of Pima and Santa Cruz, and such other busi- ness as may properly come before the convention.
 The basis of representation to said convention shall be one delegate for every fifty voters or a msjor fraction thereof, cast for the Hon M. A. Smith for Delegate to Congress in 1906.
 The delegates to said convention shall be chosen at such time and in such manner as the respective Coun- ty Central Committees shall determine upon.
 The number of delegates each cQup ty ia entitled to send to said conven tion, by virtue of the above mentioned appor rtionment, is as follows:
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Victors from $10.00 to $l00 % carried in stock
The border vidette., 1908-07-18

Our prices are the same as Chicago and New York. w hen you purchase your Ma chine and Records from us, we save you the Express Charges to Nogales.
The border vidette., 1908-07-18
Victor Talking Machines.

We are wholesale and retail dealers for Mex ico for the Victor Talk ing Machines.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11
ONE MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER
BADLY HURT By FALL OF ROCK


keep kIn an invalid for long time.
/ ~ saDn as the accident was made
AmoWn 70 the men in charge Of the
niap q great rock was removed Iron
Thre ld's body and the ambulauce
teier led for to bring Murray to
the h&piial, where he arrived little
whffe so1iUse Maseue ~nns where every
thing was done that professional skill
could suggest to make him as COM
Portable as circumstances would per-
nit s.
The deceased is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. s. Threlkeld OF 301 East Doug
las avenue. South Canon, and was
unmarried. Besides his parents he
leaves various other relatives here to
mourn his untimely death. His faith
er has been yardmaster here for the
Santa Fe railroad company for a long
time and one of his brothers is a
switchman in the service of that cor
poration. Deceased was himself for
merly engaged in railroading and had
only been working at the Royal Gorge
mine a few weeks. He was a member
of the order OF Railway Trainmen at
the time of his death.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11

william Threlkeld. young man
aeoat % years of age. was instantly
killed. and Ernest Murray. IN. assoc
ciate. was seriously injured at The
Royal Gorge eoal mine at 1850 O'Clock
thin morninE BY . fall OF rock. Both
mon were miners apd we're at work
in the entry OF the sixth level when
the accident took place.
It was one OF those unlocked
for, unavoidable occurrences that
menace the lives of those employed
in the collieries of the country for
which no human agency is to blame
A great slab of rock in the roof OF
the tunnel. some two or three feet
In thickness, seven feet in width and
weighing many tons. fell upon Threl-
keld as he was pushing the car load
ed with coal out to the shaft to be
hGisted to the surface. and crushed
the life out of him in the twiukling of
an eye.
Murray, who was with the Inflated
man at the time. escaped with his
life. but rendered helpless by an in
Jury to his back which is likely to
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11

Guy U. Hardy. Canon City, Colo,
The smudge talks in your paper
have impressed me to give you our
Florida experience in smudgins, and
right here, let me correct the
"smudge" idea!
Say, Guy, when you get cold some
zero day next winter, just light an old
gunny bag, and then sprinkle little
snow on it. and take it out behind the
woodshed' and warm up your feet and
hands by its glorious smoky smudge.
Cant do ite Why?
Well. il you with all your flesh and
blood and animal warmth can't keep
warm in a smudse, what reason is
there TO think that an apple tree
could?
AS matter of fact. it can't.
A year ago last Christmas, We
orchard growers here in Hawks Park
received a telegram thus:
Get ready for a freeze tonight;
Thermometer will drop to 20 as far as
middle Florida"
The gram called for the impossible;
as you can't get ready for such work
in a couple of hours.
However, We were ready. and we
had been for month before: in fact
we get ready every December. and
stay ready all winter; and III tell
you how We do II.
Now. we call 1t firing" instead OF
''Smudging." and like firing" the
best, because II tells the truth.
Well, we haul in about ten cord
sticks OF "fat" pine wood to each tree.
Then we pile up two or three sticks
criss-cross style and lay a dry palm
leaf between them.
That's all. for getting ready.
Now. Guy. We usually '.nre" for fruit
instead OF for buds of bloom. Fruit
will stand % degrees F. for several
hours without damage.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11

The splendid, it might almost be
at the First Baptist church Thurs
day evening to do honor to DR.. B. E.
Harl, the retiring pastor of the con-
gregation was magnificent tribute
to a good man and Of public appre-
citation of his patient, conscientious
and successful work in Canon City
for more than a decade in leading the
community to a higher plane of re-
ligious, moral and Intellectual life. If
there was any doubt about DR.. Harris
popularity as a pastor, as a neigh
Dor or as a citizen of the town such
q skepticism would have been dissi-
pated by the great throng of friends
which assembled on the above named
occasion to express their regrets at
his enforced retirement from the gos-
pei ministry and to wish him speedy
restoration to health and all that it
implies.
The reception was to a large extent
informal and was the more enjoyable
on that account, no less SO to DR..
Harl than to those who came to ex-
tend to him the fluctuations and God
speed. DR.. C. H Wilkinson in the
capacity of master OF ceremonies and
1t was largely through his manage
ment of the affair that everybody was
made to feel at ease and that the
gathering was drafted upon the broad
est lines, that 1t was not exclusively
a BaptssE aSAsSnce, D6t undenomlnA
tional IN its character and compbsi-
ton. EHE &s -
The program. or rather the conven-
tional part of it. began by the sing
ing of a hymn in which the congre-
CATION joined. followed by the rendi-
tion OF an instrumental duet by Mrs.
willis Watson and Mrs. 8. E. Lane.
Succeeding the duet Prof. w. B.
'Ryie offered a resolution which was
in turn followed by several eulogistic.
but extemporaneous addresses, all OF
them in praise of DR.. Harl and his
splendid achievements here as an
apostle of Christian citizenship. The
first speaker was John W. Rogers,
who had known Dr. Harl intimately
during the period of his residence in
Canon City and admired him greatly
for his fearlessness and for the stand
he had always taken upon the moral
questions of the day. DIR Harl." said
Mr.. Rogers. was no negligible guam
tity. He was invariably found fight
ing In the front rank in the great
battles for progress and reform. and
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11
'WOllM SHOOTS AUsRAND
FOR &ATlMe her

Mrs. Joe, Nigro, an Italian woman Of
Chandler, Wednesday evening shot her
husband through the left breast with
"a 3S-calibre revolver. the bullet en-
tering just above the heart and conn
Ing out at his back. q couple Of inches
below the shoulder blade. The shoot
ing grew out Of a quarrel duriAx
which the woman was knocked down
and badly beaten.
That Nigro was not killed out
right 10 not altogether due to the poor
craftsmanship Of the woman as the
bullet came within an inch or 20 Of
penetrating the heart After the
wife realized what she had done she
went into Mysteries and 1t was with
dificulty that the physician brought
her to her senses. Az soon as sha
was able to compose herself the Nigro
woman assisted the physicians in
dressing the wound Of the injured
man and has since been unremitting
in her attentions to nurse him back
to health and strength.
No arrests has been made. but the
Nigro woman will be kept under the
surveillance OF the authorities until
1t is known whether the victim viii
recover or not The condition OF the
wounded man ID said to be serious
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11
CONFINEMENT EXERCISES
TO BE HELD JUNE 18TH

The annual commencement exer-
cises of the graduating class Of Mount
st. Scholastica's academy will be held
in the chapel of the institution
Thursday evening. June 18th. The
past year has been very successful
one at this popular girls school and
the senior class Is one OF the largest
In its history. Mount st. Scholastica's .
takes high rank among the institutions
of its kind in Colorado and its stu
dents come from all parts OF the state.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11

A regular adjourned session Of the
city council was held Monday night
for the consideration Of an extension
of grading and sidewalk district No. s.
and other matters pertaining thereto.
The meeting while a decidedly prosaic
- In many respects was one OF more
thsa ordinary importance to the COM
rnnAty. .disposin8 AZ II did OF several
QuaDtjoas OF concern TO the public.
The addition to the district alluded
. was made upon the petition OF
property owners and now includes
practically all OF the uninproved
! streets in the northern part Of the city.
IN All between six and seven miles
Of concrete sidewalk are to be con-
structed In the district, the cost of
which will be &31.1s3.24. according to
The estimates OF the engineer in charge
of the work. -
The plans and specifications. az well
q the details for the assessments Of
costs against the lots for the pro-
poesd improvement within the pre-
scfibsd area, were read and adopted
without change, Thirty days will be
allowed from the time OF the publica-
tion OF the ofiicial notice announcing
ths contemplated improvement for OBJ
jsckions and protests. after which the
coatract may be let in accordance with
- ordnance. On the recommended
Hon of the sidewalk committee A. H.
lGaRAin vas selected - attorney to
Sook after all legal mattsfS inst may
arise in connection with the execn-
tion OF the work. II vas at Mr.. Nc
LAin's instance that the council took
Up the propoaltion originally, and. be-
ing familiar with all Of It's phases. Il
vas .lpcided 70 continue him In ne
n1oat,4 e attorney suntil the enter
vi4aa uns eonSastAd, g
3As1akter - blihiin& 4 tslspAnas
line from the western limits OF the city
to the site OF the proposed intake for
the new water system. about eight
MILES up into the Royal Gorge. which
had been the subject of a great deal
Of previous discussion. was definitely
disposed OF Monday night by the ac-
eeptauce OF proposition from the
Colorado Telephone company TO in
stall the contemplated line. c. c.
Campbell, manager OF the local tele-
phone exchange. was present and filed
with the city clerk on behalf OF the
company Ave proposals as follows:
First-The company will build the
line to the headgates OF the proposed
new system and furnish all material
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11
OUTLOOK FOR THE FREMONT
COUNTY FAIR ENCOURAGING
Leading Business Men Wait Upon the Board of Directors
and Request Them Not to Abandon the Idea of
Holding Fair This Year

prospect for the coming exhibition
thoroughly discussed. An optimistic
view of the matter was taken by near.
ly all of its members and the belief
was expressed that the fair next fall
can be made one Of the most sue
cessful In the history OF the asso-
citation II the proper encouragement
and cooperation 10 extended to It by
the community at large. While the
board was In session q committee OF
twenty-five business men waited upon
1t to protest against possible aban-
donment Of the proposed exhibition IN
September. The committee was %
sured that the fair would b hsld -
originally planned and lt was urged
to cooperate In making lt Tie s1o-
cess that u deserves 10 b.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11
EAST CANON LADY RECIPIENT
OF WOODEN SHOWER

Miss Edna la Grange, whose. en-
gagement has been announced. was
the recipient of wooden shower" at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. 8. NJ. Rock
well on Orchard avenue, East Canon.
last Friday evening. The affair. which
was a very pleasant one, was given by
the Ladies' Swastika club of East Cam
on of which Miss La Grange is a
member. A great many valuable and
useful gifts were made.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11
SPLENDID GATHERING OF PEOPLE
TO BID FAREWELL To DR.. HARL
Venesahe Pastos Of First Baptist Chnrch Presented With
an Address and a Gold Headed Cane Appfe-
citation Of Hs Worth by Loving Friends

like, Sir Galahad, he had the strength
of ten because his heart was so pure"
While the addresses we're highly
commendatory they were in excellent
taste and echoed the sentiments of
those who heard them so far as DR..
Harl was concerned. Among the
speakers were Rev H. NJ. Jameson,
pastor of the. United Presbyterian
church; Rev. c. E. Sparks. pastor OF
Trinity English Lutheran church;
First Methodist church; Deacon J. J.
Phelps and Rev J. T. Thomas, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church.
The eliminating feature of the
evening was the presentation to DR..
Harl of a handsome gold-headed cane
by Deacon Tanner on behalf of the
church he had served so long and
well. In a very graceful. touching
address Mr.. Tanner told DR.. Harl of
the esteem in which he was held by
the members of his late congregation
and by the public at large and of the
hope that was expressed by all who
knew him that he would soon regain
his health and that he might be given
many more years in which to labor
for the uplifting and exaltation Of his
fellow men In concluding Mr.. Tan
ner handed DR.. Harl the beautiful to-
ken Of love and appreciation he had
been commissioned to present and
asked him to accept it in the same
S1fit in which Il 6issn.
remepbering always that 1t was but
the visible manifestation of an ap-
probation that would increase as the
years go on.
DR.. Harl was happy in his response
saying that he would be less than .
man II he was not profoundly con-
scious OF the tribute OF affection that
had been paid him by his friends and
'neiehbors. Il was DEMONSTRATION OF
good viii and Of appreciation that
his work here for more than twelve
years had not been in vain; than
which no higher praise or eulogy.
could be given any man. "The peo-
Pile Of Canon City, said DR.. Harl, ARE
enshrined in my heart and their kind
ness to me at all times shall never
fade from my memory. To be un-
mindful of the favors l have received
from their hands would be to pro-
claim myself ungrateful and un-
worthy of the confidence bestowed
upon me by the people of this COM
munity, and especially of this church
Continued on Page Eight.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11

the health OF several communities
would succeed. .
or course. the forms OF aeaon dit-
FER. and OF course It Is possible that
circumstances surrounding the Two
cases may be such as to induce a
court to diherentiate between them'
but from the reports received, II
seems as IL the decision OF the hign-
est court In the land anords much
comfort to Pueblo and Canon City
and assures them that the pollution
OF the river can be stopped and that
they Will have constant and pure
drinking water source.
This, should 1t prove to be the fact
would be thing of much Importance
to this city that II could not we'll be
over-estimated.
The crying need OF this city has been
a continuous supply OF good water
and II the waters of the Arkansas are
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11
TROUBLE OVER RIGHT or WAY
!. 81. FOR new PIPE LINE SETTLED


at = rental OF 10 per cent of the cost
which will be about $500.
second-The line coald be con-
structed by using the poles of the
Western Union for about $1,150. bui
the company would not agree to con-
struct as 1t cannot become owners OF
line strung on the poles Of another
company.
Third-The company Will furnish all
necessary materials at actual cost for
whenever 1t shall see 1T
Fourth-The company will furnish
the labor and construct the line. the
city to procure the material.
Fffth-The company will furnish
both labor and material rs per first
or second at actual cost.
In view OF the fact that the city has
had no experience In the building OF
telephone lines. and knows but little
OF the value OF the materials entering
into such construction, 1t was voted
to have the company build the line
the city paying for everything con-
nected Herewith, and. on its compile
ton. becoming its sole owner. 1t was
the concensus OF opinion among the
members of the council that the COM
pany could build the line more cheap
ly and expeditiously than the city. No
time was fixed for the beginning oi
construction work, but 1t Is under
stood that II will be inaugurated az
sooa - ths sepsasary material can b
collected.
The members OF the water commit
tee. who With the mayor and Chiei
Engineer o,Brien. went to Denver last
veek to consult the oGicials OF the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad In re-
laiion to the right OF way for the
vAserworks pipa line through the
NDyai 0orKe. reported that progress
hnd bsen usade and thar there wai
no doubt bat that satisfactory ad.
justment OF the matter would be
reached. a conference was held with
other officials OF the railroad company
and assurances given that the COM
pany was desirous OF facilitating in
every way at Its command the work
about to be undertaken by the people
OF Canon City. The company will no,
only place no obstacles in the way OF
installing the pipe line. but will give
its moral support to Its construction
Chief Engineer Gkyman OF the rail-
road company is at present In New
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-06-11
ROYAL HuBBELL TELLS HOW
THEY SAVE FRUIT IN FLORIDA

When the thermometer indicates 27
degrees we begin to rustic around and
feel for our match box.
When it saws &c degrees We grab
dry fan. touch up a match and run
along and light every other fire in
every other row. Then we watch our
thermometer.
If they come up TO 2S or 29 we rest
easy and just punch up those fires II
they still say 20 degrees We light ev-
evry fire in every other row. and SO on.
Now the time | mentioned above. we
had to fire all night for four successive
nights, which is the worst We have
had in the six years l have been here.
We saved all our fruit and got big
prices for 1t. The neighbors fruit that
was not near any fires, was frozen
hard. so it all dropped on, or else sold
at very low prices,
The mercury dropped as low as IS
outside of the fire line the coldest
night: and it was so comfortable
amongst our trees that some OF the
tween firing times.
Now wood costs 50, to $3.50 a cord
here. 1t costs perhaps $40 to save
800 worth of fruit; but isn't that
worth whileG
L have about three acres and half
Iof bearing grove now, having bought
another small grove this spring. There
will be a good crop this year.
II you wish any further Information
about our way Of firing. just ask me.
and I'll tell you all I can find out.
ROYAL HUBBELL.
Hawks Park. Florida
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CONTINUED on eighth page.)
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Continued on Page Eight.
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Hawks Park. Florida
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WANTED "A competent nurse for
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FOR RENT-A nice 8 room house
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(First Published In Daily Leader
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NOTICE OF SAL EOF BANKRUPT
STOCK or TEAS, coFFEES
AND FIXTURES.


win sell on the 21st day Of March
al o'clock p, m. in the business
building located at 116 East Oklahoma
avenue. the entire stock of Ira Long
alser. Bankrupt. of teas. coffees and
fixtures. appraised at SS77 4s, one de-
hf"is MaBoh SSu W anu an Dook ac-
counts, appraised at $50 90. to the
highest bidder subject to the approval
oi the court Invoice can be seen at
my office, over Ramsey's dry goods
store n. II. MKENNON.
Trustee
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wEARY oF LIE Ar IS YEARs.
Grief and Disappointment Lead to New
Jerseys ,0lrI's Sulolde

Trenton, ~ j.. Marie Marga.
retta Borden, 10 years Old daughter
OF Harry H. Borden shot herself In
the heart today as the result OF grief.
Three causes are assigned for her act
1.-The objection OF her father to a
young man who had been calling upon
her worry because her mother was
dying Of consumption and disappoint-
menf over the placing Of her two sis
tiers IN charge of her uncle in Atlantic
City. forcing her g attend 20 the
housahoid duties.
j am tired OF Il al.. she said. just
before entering her room and firing
the shcs
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gently yet promptly on the bowels and
u IS pheasant to take. Sold BY G, r.
RENFEO,
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HOUSE
JOURNAL

Continued from Pose 81
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