The border vidette., 1908-10-31
Tie Republican Club today re-

famous hunter had up a tree--they are scared, and say they are going. to contest the election of the entire Democratic ticket, after next Tues days votes are counted.
 The following places will receive the full election returns next Tues- day night; The Palace, The Lobby, The Arcade and the Montezuma Hotel. The returns from through out Arizona will be received by the telephone company. under the direction of Manager Brady.
 When it comes to disfanchising the American voter, the federal of ficials of Arizona will find they have undertaken proposition even harder than our joint-state- hood friends undertook when they attempted to make Arizona and New Mexico one state. "It can't be did, by gad, sir."
 J. K. McKelvy, who has been working for the Black Mountain Mining Company for several years, is spending the day in the city, on his way back to Magdalena, from Phoenix, where he had been visit ing friends. Mac is not only an enthusiastic base ball fan, but is one of the fastest shortstops in the two republics.
 On Sunday November Sth, next, there will be grand bull fight in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, commence ing at o'clock p. m. Antonio Perez, the celebrated bull fighter, who recently arrived in Mexico from Sevilla, Spain, will appear for the first time before Nogales lovers of this popular Mexican sport. He will be assisted by Manuel Ramos, the famous matador. Bulls from the Cocospera mountains will be fought. The management of the bull ring have arranged with the Southern Pacific railroad company for special excursion rates for the occasion.
 United States Customs Inspector George N. Sayre, who has been en- toying a sixty-day vacation, is back from visit to his old home in Newark, New Jersey, where he re- ports having had a royal time visit ing relatives whom he had not seen for 30 years. During his visit east George listened to many campaign speeches, and shook hand with the democrat and republican pre- sidential candidates. He says Will liam Jennings Bryan has them all beat mile as an orator, and will certainly carry New York and New Jersey states. Next week he will return to his duties on the line.
 Last night Sheriff Saxon receiv- ed a telephone message from a man out at J. A. Harrison's ranch, stating that he had shot and killed another man in a fight, and want ed to surrender. The sheriff inn mediately left for the scene of trouble in Harry Karns' automo- bile, expecting to find dead man and a prisoner. When he arrived at the ranch he found one man with a gun and another with & powder burned face--both were badly scared but alive. The two men had trouble, and the man with the powder burned face knock ed the man with the gun down and was getting the best of the argu- ment, when a gun went off and the man on top fell. The man with the gun believing he had killed his man, hurried to the phone and called for the sheriff. When Sheriff Saxon reached the scene and heard both sides of the story he tried to make peace between the two men. but the powder-burned man in sisted he wanted to fight, SO the sheriff brought him to jail, and to- day he will be tried on another charge for which he has been wanted for some time.