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New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

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The border vidette., 1908-12-26
LINE EIS FAST EXTENDING.
The Southern PacifIc's Road in Mexico
 Is Nearing TequiIa.

According to the latest calcula- tions the Southern Pacific extension will be completed to the town of Te- quila, Mexico, by December 29. There is still a gap of seven kilo- meters, and the construction is progressing at rate of a little more than one kilometer a day.
 The delay in reaching Tequila has been occasioned by the failure of the Mexican Central to deliver ties unloaded at Manzanillo. Now, however, steady shipments of South ern Pacific ties ere being made over the Manzanillo extension of the Central.
 Within thirty days after the completion of the extension to Te- quila mixed train will be placed in operation between that place and Orendain, the Mexican Gen. tral junction.
 R. E. Hardaway, who has been in charge of the revision of the Southern Pacific survey from Te- quesquite up to and through the barrancas near the Jalisco-Tepic boundary, is now in Fl Paso to spend the holidays.
 c. E. Fani, government inspect or of railroads, returned to Guada- lajara recently from Sinaloa, where he went to inspect sixty kilometers of the Southern Pacific extension north of Mazatlan. The line was accepted by MT. Pani, acting for the government.
The border vidette., 1908-12-26
"NORIA." |"
Important New Town on t.le Sonora
 Railway.

A. M Conard, president and general manager of the Sonora Copper Company's copper silver gold mines at "Cobre Grande, :" near Noria, the new railway sta tion recently built for the accom- modation of the Sonora Copper Company, La Cobriza Mining Co.,, Llano Copper Company, Chirica- hui Copper Company, and other big companies, was up from camp the forepart of the week purchas ing camp and mine supplies. Be- sides the big mining property, MT. Conard's company owns a great tract of as fine grazing and agri- cultural land as lays out doors, which his company will sell in small tracts at very small figure to the right parties. The town of Noria which has been nicely laid out in lots, is going to be one of the prettiest places on the Sonora railway.
 Already more than thirty lots have been disposed of to people who are desirous of building homes in the new town where the climate is fine the year around. Besides the big depot and a number of private residences, a ten-room hotel which will be known as Hotel Conard, is nearing completion for the accommodation of the travelling public.
 A number of large mercantile houses in Sonora have purchased land at the new town and in the near future will erect business houses and engage in business there.
The border vidette., 1908-12-26

Order to Show Cause on Sale of Req
 Estate.

In the Probate Court of Santa Cruz County, Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of tue estate of George Schry yer, deceased.
 Frank Mitchell the administrator of the estate of George Schryver. deceas- ed, having filed h:s petition herein praying for an order of sale of all of the real estate, to-wit: Lots l and 8 Block D. Patagonia Townsite, Santa Cruz Co.,, Arizona, of said deceased, for the purposes therein set forth, 1t is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Probate Court, that all persons in terested in tho estate of said deceased appear before the said Probate Court on Monday, January 11th, 1909 at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Court room of sald Probate Court, at Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said administrator to sell all of said real estate, at private sale, and that a copy of this or!er be published at least four successive weeks in THE BORDER VIDETTE. a newspaper printed and published in said County and Territory.
 Dated at Nogales, Arizona this 16th day Of December. 1903.
 M. AIAESTELLER, F l9 IL. Probate Judge.
The border vidette., 1908-12-26
Railway Bulletin.

Superintendent H. J. Temple of the c. Y. R. & P. R. R. Company's Sonora and Nogales-Cananea bran ches, who now makes his head quarters in Nogales, Sonora, has issued the following bulletin to all engineers and section men under his jurisdiction:
 1t is noticed that enginemen are dumping live cinders on the track and failing to put them out, thereby setting fire to the ties and rendering track unsafe. In all eases where cinders are dumped on track engiuemen will be very care ful to put fire out. It will be the duty of section men to report to the Roadmaster in any event where it is found that this rule is not being complied with"
The border vidette., 1908-12-26

known caterer. Table supplied direct from the compaDy's farm with fresh. fruits, vegetables and other farm pro- ducts.
 THE CAFE is under the direction of MT. GEO. FERREE who will see that. you are properly served with the best in the land.
The border vidette., 1908-12-26

Good news to the effect that the great Three R. mines, for many years the property of Hon. R. R. Richard son. of Pata gonis, from whom they take their name, have been sold to strong mining syndicate. at the head of W hich is Mr. Mckay, the mining ensireer. who for some time past has been mnk ing Patagonia his headquarters. It is sad that large force of n.en will at once be put to work on the prop erty which Is among tLe best known in southern Arizona. The price paid Mir Richardson WAS not learned
The border vidette., 1908-12-26
Notice Of Hearing Pitition.

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona
 In the matter of the estate of Gerge Montague, decseaed.
 Notice is hereby given that I. Bur- goon, has filed in this court his peti tiOn praying for letters of admin istration with the will annexed and that the same will be heard on Monday, the 18th day of Dec, A. D 1908, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said Court, i'll No- gales, 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 tho prayer of said peti- tiOner should not be granted. Dated Dec. 18th, 1908.
 NJ. MARSTELLER. l2 l9 2t. CLERK. |
The border vidette., 1908-12-26
TEXT or STATEHOOD BILL
Conditions That Must Be Filled After
 Measure Passes.

Copies of the bill Senator Foraker of Ohio recently introduced in the senate for the admission of Arizona as a state have been received here and are being closely read by those who are anxious to know the con- ditions under which Arizona will be admitted.
 Foraker's bill, which is No. 7717. provides for constitutional con vention of Al delegates, apportion- ed as follows: Apache county, ?; Cochise, 5; Coconino, ?; Graham, 4; Gila, 8; Maricopa, 5; Mohave, ?; Navajo, 2; Pima: 4; Pinal, 8; Santa Cruz, ?; Yavapai, 5; Yuma, 2.
 Governor Kibbey will be re- quired to call an election for these delegates and persons having re- sided in Arizona six months and possessing the other qualifications being allowed to vote on a supple mental registration.
 On the third Monday after the election the delegates shall meet in Phoenix and adopt a constitu- tion, granting religious and pol itical liberty, turning over public lands to government, assuming debts of territory and providing for schools.
 This constitution must be sub- mitted to the people, and if satis- factory to s majority, it shall be the duty of the president within twenty days to issue a proclama- ton declaring Arizona a state.
 Arizona will be given one repre- sentative in the lower house of congress, who may be elected on the same day, together with other state officers of the election to ratify the constitution. Territorial officers will serve until their sue cessors are elected.
 Provision is made for the appro- priation of 300 sections of land for school purposes. Ten per cent of the receipts from the sale of gov ernment lands going into a fund, the interest of which is to be used by the schools. In addition, $5,- 100000 is appropriated out of the national treasury for the schools, and large land grants for educa- tionaI purpos es and state institu- tions are ms de.
 The judicial system shall consist of one district. the circuit and dis trict courts, meeting at the capital the judge receiving a salary of $5,- 900. Provision IS made for the standing of all pending eases in the change from the territorial courts to the state courts.
 As soon as the constitution is ratified and the state admitted, the legislature can meet and elect two senators.
 The bill also provides an appro- priation of $l5O,OOO for the for nation of the new state, members of the constitutional convention receiving $500 per day.
The border vidette., 1908-12-26

George Januel, the expert German Der, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, ana respectfully invites you to give hIm a trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting speciality. If.
The border vidette., 1908-12-26

A. L Lewis, the ore buyer, is en- joyiug Christmas holidays at home c ith Lis family.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-09-01
CARNIVAL DAY IN MELBOURNE
Official Reception to American Sailors
Made General Holiday.
STATE BANQUET FOR ADMIRAIs
City IL Brilliantly Illuminated and
Night Crowd il so Great that
Several Persons Are
Injured.

MELBOURNE, Aug. a,-The streets OF
Melbourne late tonight were filled with
surging good-humored crowds numbering
hundreds of thousands. all out to do honor
to the visiting Americans who arrived here
on Saturday aboard the sixteen great bat
tleships, and the scene challenged compari-
son with that of an election night I'm New
York, though happily the ear tcklers and
blasts from tin trumpets were dispensed
with. The crush in the principal thorough
fares was great that many women
tainted and several persons were injured
The entire day was set apart to jollification
and the day will ever live in the memory
of the inhabitants of Victoria
The federal government tonight tepdered
a banquet to the admirals and the senior
officers OF the visiting warships at the
Parliament house, at which Lord North
cote, governor general of the common
wealth, and Prime Minister Deakin made
brilliant speeches, throughout which promi-
renee was given to the friendly feeling that
exists between the commonwealth and the
United States. Rear Admiral Sperry. COM
mander-in-chief OF the American fleet re-
plying in behalf Of the American navy de-
clared that rupture between the English.
speaking nations would not only be loss,
but crime. Tonight Admiral Sperry was
: presented by an address to the common
wealth Parliament
Tonight all the public buildings are
ablaze with electric lights, particularly
notable in this respect being the Common
wealth state buildings and the Princess
| bridge The illuminations on shore were
| held in conjunction with an electric and
searchlight display on board the warships
! in the harbor. Earlier in the evening a
| torchlight procession was held in which
| the metropolitan and country fire bri-
gades, numbering about 1000 men, took
part. The parade started at the head
quarters of the Metropolitan fire brigade
/ and dsbanded over Princess bridge.
Rain commenced to fall at a late hour
| causing a precipitate retreat homewards.
The dense crowds converging toward the
| railway station forced the women and
children into perilous situations and many
We're eXtracated after being considerably
bruised, Two persons were severely and
several others slightly injured, All records
for passenger traffic on the railways have
been shattered since the arrival Of the
| fleet.
In the race today for the Battenburg
cup, which is held by the battleship
Louisiana, tn defending crew easily de-
feated the challenging crew.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-09-01
RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES.

The Bee submits for the
guidance of republicans the fol-
lowing list of candidates to be
voted on in Douglas county as
worthy of support: .
For Elector, Second District-vote for one
HOWARD II. BALDRIGE.
For 0ovsrnor--Vote for one.
GEORGE LAWSON SHELDON.
For lieutenant 0ovornor-Vote for one.
M r. HOPEWELL.
For Secretary Of Stato-Vote for Ole.
GEORGE c. JUNKIN.
For state Auditor-Vote for one.
GEORGE ANTHES.
For State Treasurer-Vote for one.
LAWSON G. BRIAN.
For state superintendont-Vote for one
only.
E. C. BISHOP. or
GEORGE ID. CARRINGTON, JR., or
JAMES f DELZELL.
For Attorney denerE=-vote for one.
WILLIAM 7. THOMPSON.
For Land Commissioncr-Vote for one
only.
WILLIAM HUsENETTER, or
JOSIAH II. SHIVELY.
For Railway CommiSsionsr-Votef for one
c. l.. HEDLUND.
For congressman-Vote for one only.
THOMAS w. BLACKBURN, or
ALBERT W. JEFFERIS, or
CHARLES l.. SAUNDERS.
For State Senator-Vote for three
WESLEY Z. ADKINS,
Il. c. MGlLTON,
n. r. SWANSON.
For State RepresentatIvs-vote for nine
only.
(Vote for these ssven.)
j. T. DAUGHERTH,
JOSEPH KOUTSKY,
ED LEEDER,
DAVE l.. SHANAHAN
L. 5. TUCKER,
GEORGE h. TCRKINGTON
WILLIAM +. WAPPICH
tVote for two more out OF these five.)
$. G. BARNES,
+. G. BEST,
h. w. CROOK,
A. r. HARVEY,
JACOB HAUCK.
For County Attornsy-Vote for one only.
T. A. HOLLISTER, or
JAMES G. KINSLER.
For County Coronsr-Vote for one only.
G. Ii. BREWER, or
WILLIS Z. CROSBY, or
A. j. JACKSON.
Primary Today.
Polls open a. III. to 8 p. m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-09-01
FATAL WORK OF FIREBUG
John SprOuse of Louisa, KY, Accused
of setting Fire to Neigh
boris House.

charged with arson, was brought here
yesterday from near Cherokee to escape
mob violence. He IS accused of having
set fire to the residence Of Charles Cooper,
near Cherokee, Saturday, resulting in the
death of two of Cooper's children. Two
other children are In a serious condition.
Cooper is so badly burned that his recovery
is not expected. Mrs Cooper also is seri-
Ously burned.
The house had evidently been set on fire
at various points and was soon destroyed
Bloodhounds took up trail and followed
1t TO Sprouse's house Sprouse was ar
rested and brought here to escape death
from the indignant citizens Of Cherokee
Sprouse and Cooper had been engaged in
a suit over lumber.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-09-01
DEBS STARTS ON LONG TRIP
Special Carrying Socialist Candidates
Begins Tour 10 the
Coast.

CHICAGO. Aug. Sl.-A special train car
rying on board Eugene V. Debs, socialist
candidate for the presidency; James II.
Brewer, candidate for governor Of Illinois
on the socialist ticket, and a number Of
other prominent men Of that political party,
left here today over the Chicago & Alton
railroad for San Francisco. The trip is to
be In the nature OF an educational cam
paign" and stops will be made at all i'm
portsnt cities and towns between here and
the Pacific coast, where speeches will be
made and socialist literature distributed
The train is known as the Red Special"
and Is scheduled TO arrive in San Francisco
ON September IL. The trip will end upon
the return OF the special to Chicago. which
VIII be on September
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-09-01
NOT ALL VOTERS CAN VOTE
Some VIII Miss Ballot Rt Primaries,
but All CNn Get In Mt Gem
crnl Election.

In the city of Omaha there are 1909
registered voters, but a comparatively small
proportion OF these can vote In the pri-
maries Tuesday, though all can vote at the
general election next November.
TIC be able to vote in the primaries
voter must have registered at the last
general election day and many voters in
Omaha failed to do this. and every voter
must, be registered according to party.
Many have registered independent or
socialist and this will cut them out OF the
primary election, excepting the vote on
state officials, as the Independent and
socialist parties have no legislative, county
or city tickets.
The 1909 registered votes in Omaha are
appurtioned to the twelve wards as fol-
lows First 1O1i; Second, l474; Third,
I.23l Fourth, 1885; Fifth 1,5s9 Sixth, 1889;
Seventh, 1870; Eighth, 1915; Ninth, l,4sO;
Tenth. 1,215; Eleventh 1,l97; Twelfth, l,575
on account of the candidacy OF Mayor
Dahlman for governor the democrats have
been working hard to get out the entire
vote of the party with the hope OF swing
ing the tide to the mayor by a big ma
jority in his home county, the democrats
hope to poll IS per cent of the party
strength.
The three-cornered fight for the con-
gressional nomination carried on by Saund-
ers. Jefferis and Blackburn will probably
bring out a large republican vote through
out the entire county and district, while
all the candidates have been urging their
friends to go to the polls.
Fify-four extra policemen 10 serve at
the fifty-four polling places on Tuesday
were sworn in Monday by the mayor The
chief gave them their instructions and the
county and city clerks have sent instruc-
lions TO all the Judges and have delivered
the ballot boxes ready for use first thing
in the morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-09-01
ALABAMA STRIKE CALLED OFF
president Lewis says Attitude of state
Authorities Makes This
Course Necessary.

BIRAIINGHAM Ala, Aug, a.-An Off
cial cr6er calling off the strike OF coal
miners in the Birmingham district was
issued to all camps in this section today.
n was signed by President Lewis, vice
President White and Secretary-TreRsurer
Ryan OF the United Mine Workers Of
America.
The order ends a strike which began July
6 and which has been marked by much
mob violence. The official order, after re-
viewing the history OF the strike. says:
"rhe climax was reached when the gov
ernor OF Alabama said that the miners
shall not be permitted 10 live in tent camps
and that public meetings shall not. be held
IN the mining communities Of the state
during the strike. In other words the
strike must end. regardless OF the cost to
the miners or any rights they have in the
premises"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-09-01
JUDGE TAFT ON FISHING TRIP
starts from Middle Bass Island Early
I'm Morning,

I'm Morning.
MIDDLE BASS, o., Aug. 3l.-Judge Taft
went fishing today. He started from Mid.
die Bass Island at s a.. m. His companions
were ED. Miller of Columbus Ed. Marsh
Of Sandusky. w. c. Beckwith OF Fostoria,
General II. c. Corbin and Charles Taft.
Mr.. Beckwth's power boat, the Faustina,
was used to haul the party out to Rattle
snake reefs off Rattlesnake island. a pdipt
some two or three miles distant They
fshed from rowboats, which were towed
out by the Fsustina and which were
manned by expert oarsmen The day was
bright and warm, with just a ripple on
the smooth surface of the lake. The fish
ing was for black bass white bass and
perch.
/ Judge Taft attended a musical soirre at
the club house last evening. After the con-
cert Colonel Charles 7. Lewis of Toledo,
president Of the Middle Bass club, which
is entertaining Judge Taft and party. in
troduced Judge and Mrs Taft to the guests
! in a little speech, and all the sojourners
| filed up to meet him and get acquainted.
! There is a possibility that Judge Taft's
stay may be prolonged uEtil September g.
The original plan, tentatively adopted. was
to leave here on September Z. That being
Labor day it is feared that travel may be
too heavy to make his trip to Cincinnati
as comfortable as 1t will be on the follow
ing day.
/ Judge Taft's catch was four black bass,
| the largest being at least a three-pounder.
Master Charles Taft caught two good-slzed
| bass.
The fishing ended at 10 o'clock, when
the party put back to the club. Mrs Taft.
as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Walter |.
I n
Browns power boat Jean. Before return
, ing the party sailed to Put-in- Bay.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-09-01
VETERANS In TOI F'
FOrty.secOnd Enosmpm, y
Army of Republic L
-
WEDNESDAY WILL BE IT,
Republican Candidate Will \
the Grand Parade. ~
NEBRASKA SPECIAL sDEswIPl !,
Protruding Car Door Breaks Four
Windows in One of the Cars,
SPANISH WAR SOLDIERS MEET
ABnuaI Encampment Begins In Boston
with Attendance of About Three
ThOusand-TwO Candidates
for Commander.
SPANISH WAR SOLDIERS MEE1

TOLEDO, C.. Aug. 5.-The forty-second
national encampment OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic began here today. On
special and regular trains veterans are
constantly arriving with their wives,
families and friends for week Of reunion.
During the day the program called for
nothing save the renewal Of old acquaint-
ances. Tonight the formal reception to
visitors will take place when Mayor Brand
whitlock will deliver an address OF well
come.
The banner day Of the encsmpment will
come on Wednesday, when the Grand
Army Of the Republic will share honors
with william II. Taft. republican candidate
for president; Senator Foraker, Governor
Harris, and others. The gentlemen men
toned will be rendered a reception on that
day by the Lincoln club, and will review
the parade. Governor Wilson OF Ken
lucky is also expected.
No city in which a national encampment
has been held. the veterans declare has
been more profusely decorated than the
metropolis of the Maumee Valley. Flags
and electric lights In patriotic designs are
everywhere, and bunting runs in rivulets
along every street in the business district.
TIE housing of the old soldiers in hotels
and at private residences meets with gem
eral commendation.
Nebraska Special sIdeswIped,
The story of how a protruding door of a
freight car broke four windows of one of
the Nebraska special cars developed today
from a visit of two excited veterans to a
local newspaper office They reported that
as the train was about twenty miles from
Toledo yesterday afternoon, a bomb was
thrown through the window and the in
terror of the car badly damaged. Investi-
cation showed that there was no bomb, but
that door of a passing freight car had
swung out and when the passenger train
passed the door hit the side OF one of the
passenger coaches. No one was hurt.
Spanish War Veterans.
BOSTON, Aug Slower three thousand
veterans Of the Spanish war were gathered
in thiu lty tonight for the formal opening
tablor2ov ot tie. tttth annual encanipment
OF IA Crtel Spanish War Veterans
NealIt ,vIry state in the union is rep
resented. hv.n the Philippines were rep
reseftt-d delegation from New York
A tarque, was rendered by the state
tranch at the uincy house tonight, to Wal.
ter 6. Hale of this city, the commander
m-cLicf.
Th re are two active candidates to sue.
tcel commander Hale. Captain Charles A
Einm ms Of Rochester, NY, and Captain
ths.ls w. Newton OF Hartford Csnn
10" the next convention city, Tocoma
Wash Oklahoma City and Saratoga ars
competitors.