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The border vidette., 1909-07-03
SUCCESS ATTAINED
By Former Mt Vernon Boy In Arizona
 Mining

MT. William M. Murphy. Q promin ent and wealthy Arizona mine owner and mining promoter, visited here Monday and Tuesday. His mining interests are located in and around PatagoniG and general offices in No gales, Arizona. MT. Murphy was formerly one of Mt. Vernon's most popular young mon. He has been absent from here since 1880, and notes many changes and improvements here and now thinks Mt. Vernon one of the incest of towns He intends to visit here annually in the future and his legion of old friends will be pleased to know of his well deserved success and prosperity.
 Mt. Vernon. Ono, Daily Banner.
The border vidette., 1909-07-03
Additional Local.

The rains are most welcome, and barring few of our country cousins who have lost some hay, all are wear ing broad smiles of contentment.
 Mrs. John E Mcintyre ard the baby left last Saturday for Mrs. Mo Intyre's old home in Iron wood, Mich |, where they will visit couple of months.
 Next week John Wilson will go to the Arkansas Hot Springs. During his absence from the city Michael Doyle will look after his business in terests.
 Services at the Methodist church Sunday, July 4th. as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m., preaching at 1 a. no. and 8 p m. All invited to these services.
 O. w. Harter, superintendent of the Alto mines is here to help celebrate the glorious Fourth. Mrs. Harter and her mother are enjoying the hot sum- mer months on the Pacific coast.
 J. Calvin Hess, the Philadelphia mining man, after several days absence from the city. returned last evening. MT. Hess is looking over several min jag properties in this section with a view of becoming interested. fnan- cially.
The border vidette., 1909-07-03
Notice of Hearing Petition.

Tn the Probate Court Of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona. In the Matter Of the Estate of Rita Carranza, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Fernando Carranza has filed in this court his peti- tion praying for letters of adminfstra- ton and that the same will be heard on Monday, the 12th day of July A. D., 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, at tho courtroom Of said court, in Nogales, 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 the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated June 25th, 1909.
 M. MARSTELLER,
 26 St CLERK.
The border vidette., 1909-07-03
Attention Bremen.

To the Menb ITS of the Nogales Fire Department:- In compliance with the law of the ter. ritory of Arizona, you are hereby or dered to report for parade and practice at 500 a.m., sharp Monday, July 9th. 1909, at the Fire House.
 The unifor m for the parade will be White Gap, White shirt and white trousers. Engine Company, red tie. Hose Company, black tie.
 BRACEY CURTIS,
 Chief N. D.
The border vidette., 1909-07-03
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of Stock
 holders.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual stock holders meeting of Las Dos Naciones Cigar Company. Incorporat- ed, will be held at their office in the town of Nogeles, Arizona. on the 10th day of August 1909. commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of elect ing a board of directors for the ensuing year and tho transaction of such other business. as may come before the meet ing. VIM. SCHUCKMANN,
 7.3 St. President.
The border vidette., 1909-07-03
"CObre Grande."

The "Oobre Grande" mines, owned by the Sonota Copper Smelling Oo., are making splendid record, active operations having been in progress without interruption during the late panicky times, when most properties in the country, either curtailed ex penses or closed down tight. The properties. of which MT. Oonard of Nogales is president and general manager, are situated about 100 miles south of the International line. only 3 miles from Noria, a station on the Nogales -Guaymas line of the Southern Pacific, and branch line to the mines is contemplated. During the past year progress has been made at the Oobre Grande, where about 65 men have almost constantly been employed.
 Today there have bean uncovered nearly 100000 tons of ore running about pc. copper and $4 60 gol and silver per ton, gold values. The ores are black and red oxides, bornite and glance. n0 ore DOQl6S nave been Q0. veloped to the 65O- it level by means of main working tunnel 400 it. in length. which crosscut parallel veins, the largest of which is 97 it. in width
 The ore has beed developed 1900 1t. in length, and there are nearly a mile and half of underground workings all opened up by Manager .Conard, a major portion of the work having been done with machine drills.
 The mine is equipped with electric power plant. and frst-class gasoline hoisting plant. machine drills. etc The installation of the electrical hoistln g plant on the main working tunnel s now being pushed to develop the ore bodies below water level to the sul- phide zone.
 Arrangements are being completed to at once install a 1OO-ton smelling plant at Oobre Grande. This prop erty is we'll favored, and is believed to be the making of first class copper si ver-gold mine.-El Paso Mining Journal.
The border vidette., 1909-07-03
New Restaurant Opens.

The International Restaurant will open this evening (Saturday) with the best of every thing the market affords Roast pig dinner the Fourth of July. Come and we will try to please you. Prices reasonable.
 HENDRICKs x HAwKADY.
The border vidette., 1909-07-03

Last night Nick Farrell and Ray Sorrells. two of the bi st bronco riders in America, came in from Patagonia to take part in the cowboy park sports.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
Jefncs Feeble Def DBappomb Those Who Expected
Him to Tear After the Black

start by winning 20 round decision
over O'Brien. Many of the boys will
remember when poor old Dave Barry
went nearly 20 rounds with the same
Tommy in Woodward's old pavilion.
Burns was no champion then.
The truth of the matter is, John
son came by his title too easily, and
the majority of the sports are taking
him entirely too seriously. 1t might
do lot of people lot of good to
take a few minutes off and peek at that
record Of the now champion. And when
you do this stack it up alongside of
Jeff's. Then sit down and reflect and
see the difference between the two
champions. There is whole lot of
difference, too.
While the fans are waiting to hear
from the big stars of the ring they
will be given a chance to be nicely
entertained at Dreamland rink next
Friday evening. when Johnny Murphy,
the local lightweight, and Chick Hud-
son of Seattle hook up. In addition,
Al Neil and Montana Jack Sullivan will
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
SIGNS TC
BOX COULON ON
JUNE Y
Local Boy Gives In and Con-
SenfS to Make II5 Pounds
at Ringside


The long talked of match between
Monte Attell of this city and Johnny
Coulon of Chicago for the bantam
weight championship of the world was
clinched last night by Promoter Jim
conroth. After long conference with
Harry Foley. manager OF Atten. the ar
ticles were duly signed. The men will
battle for 90 per cent of the gross re-
ceipts, to be divided 75 TO the winner
ana Is to the loser.
Attell decided that he would make
the 1t5 pounds ringside demanded by
the little Chicago champion. AS this
was all that Coulon had been holding
out for, the rest was easy Attell
did the best he could to gain a point
as to the weight. but there was no
chance. as Coulon was obdurate.
Attell and Foley signed the articles
and Coffroth sealed them and for
warded them to Coulon, who is in Chi
cago- 1t is expected that Coulon will
arrive here in time to witness the
Nelson -Hyland fight May 20. Coffroth
wants to have the little champion on
the ground carly, so as to introduce
him TO the local fans. Coulon is one
of the few champions who is not well
known in this city. He is said to be
a great little fighter.
This battle will be decided at the
Mission street arena on the afternoon
of June II. 1t should Prove to be one
of the most exciting and all around
clever mfxups for little men in many a
moon. coulon undoubtedly will rule
at least 10 to S favorite over the To-
cal chap.
Dick Hyland has decided TO do dis
light training at Cro1ps gardens in Ala
media, and he will start in as soon as
Hugo Kelly arrives from the Windy
City, which viii be during the present
week. Hyland will make good run
ming mate for Kelly and Kelly will be
great help to Fighting" Dick. for the
latter needs clever man to work ont
with.
Bat Nelson is remaining very much
in secIusion, but word is expected from
him any day now. The chances are
that he will again do his work at NIL
lett's near Colma. This is lucky old
camp for him. He worked there for
the great Britt fight nearly four years
ago, and also when he won the light
weight championship from Joe Cans
last fourth of July.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25

be dished up to. them, and together
they offer a fair card.
There is no overabundance of class
sticking out in either of the matches.
but still they figure to furnish the boys
with plenty of lively fighting, and
this goes a long way in any ring or in
any city. We have been bunkoed in
many a championship match and we
have gotten a whole lot of satisfaction
out of some of the lesser fights of the
ring.
Hudson hit the village with an awful
thud and made a lot of noise about
wanting TO bet big bank roll on him
self. Now if he can make good by
beating Murphy we will look upon him
as some fighter Murphy has never
been knocked out and he has gone
against some tough ones. If Hudson
trims him he is deserving of every
thing he gets in the line of coin and
praise.
Most of them believe that Neil has
bitten off too big chunk in Sullivan
The Montana man is one of those big
raw boned chaps with an awful kick
and an awful way of delivering it, He
won't get much credit for beating Neil
and he will get an awful panning if
Neil beats him. so it looks as though
ne has made rather a bad bargain to
say the least
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
CHAMPION FIGHTERS
WILL ALL BOOST
RAISIN DAY
Especial Dispatch 10 The Ealll

Especial Dispatch 10 The tdlll
FRESNO, April 24-James j. Jeffries,
Jack Johnson, Stanley Ketchel Battling
Nelson. Mike (Twin) Sullivan. Abe At
tell, James ]. Corbett and James w.
Cohroth, the shining lights of the prize
ring. will eat raisins April 80.
While occurring match between
Johnson and Ketchel in the east Pro-
moter Coffroth boosted hard for Cali
fornia Raisin day. and from the fight
ers named secured their Willingness to
cooperate. The statements of the fight
ers follow:
4 eat them because like them. You
bet. III eat them, and lots of them, on
Raisin day. Don't / come from south
ern California, where we raise 'en?
JAMES j. JEFFRIES. .
Sure I'll eat raisins on the 3Oth /
will take mine in cake. pudding and
plain. Anything TO boost California
and the raisin industry
JACK JOHNSON I
Willis Britt and / will eat 10
pounds between us on that day I
always eat raisins, and think that is
what gave me speed and strength.
STANLEY KETCHEI.."
Il own thousands and thousands of
acres in California, many of them set
out in raisins. | eat them every dav.
and will eat them all day on the 30th.
BATTLING NELSON
I'm from California, and I'll eat
them that day. slfge.
JAMES J.. CORBETT,,'
Me and brother Jack and the whole
family will live on raisins on the Goth.
And I'll sing about them, too
MIKE (TWIN) SULLIVAN.
Il am ordering 100 boxes of raj
sins and will have every one know
to grand iaisin feast on the s0th
They are great. ABE ATTELL4
SO will l. J. W COFFRoTH.'
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
KETCHEL AGREES TO
FIGHT LANGFORD
TN SOUTH
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Los ANGELES. April 24-StanIey
Ketchel. middle weight champion. and
Sam Langford, the Boston negro, were
today matched by Manager Tom Nc
Carey of the Pacific athletic club for a
10 round bout in this city, to take
place at date to be fixed later, but
to occur some time in the week of
July IL, known as Elks' week The
battle was definitely carded as re-
suit of q telegram received this after
non from Willis Britt, manager of
KetcheI. accepting the offer made yes
terday to Ketehel of $4,000 for his
end. win. lose or draw. McCarey al
ready held the agreement of Joe
Woodman. manager of Langford. TO
meet Ketchel and the champions an
swer clinched the fight.
No weight has been settled upon.
and a hitch may arise when this mat
ter comes up. but it is probable that
Langford will agree TO fight Stanley
at practically catch weights. He has
been after the white man for months.
and is willing to get into the ring
with him on almost any terms
No arrangements have been made
regarding Langford's end OF the purse
but this will be easily arranged, as the
black man is the challenger and must
take what he can get Sam will return
to America immediately after his match
with Ian Hague, champion of England
next May. and will come to Los An
geles to prepare for the local battle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
Marathon Runners of World
Will Compete

NEW YORK, April 24.-Arrangemen
were practically completed today for
the biggest professional Marathon race
to be held in this eountry-the grand
international Marathon, for a purse of
$4,000. in which score Of the leading
professional long distance runners from
all over the world have been invited to
compete, over the course at the Polo
ground on the afternoon of May 8.
The event is open to the world and
will finally determine the worlds cham
pionship at the classic distance of 2s
miles 3S5 yards. The purse will be di
vided as follows: $4,000 to the winner.
$4,000 to the second man. l.2oo to the
third man. $500 TO the fourth. $500 to
the fifth, $500 to the sixth and $500 to
the seventh man.
Among the leading runners Invited to
compete are st. Yves, Longboat, Doran-
do. shrubo, Hayes. Maloney, svanberg,
White, Simpson and CarajaI
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25

Todd. Gray. Kelly Maelise, Smith
Berkeley-Incel. Dewing. wyckof
Smith. Wood. Campbell. Lowell-Tobin
Cofn, Porter. McRae. Agezelow, Meyer.
FIELD EVENTS
Pole vault-Won by Smith o. H s;
second, Mediation. F. H. s; third,
Bangs, o. H. S. Height, 10 feet 10
inches
Broad jump-Won by Smith, o. H. S;
second, Harris. o. II. S; third, Hupp
c. S. NJ A Distance. 81 feet inch.
High jump-Won by Hendricks. c. p
C.; second, Brophy. B. H. S.: third
Moody. C. p. c. Height. 3 feet 5 inches
Shotput-Won by Hollis. c. p. c.;
second, Holman. c. S. NJ A; third
Smith, o. III. S. Distance, Al feet 6
inches.
Hammer throw-won by Hartweil
o. H s; second, Villas, B. Fl. s.: third
Holt, c. s. NJ. A Distance. .107 feet S1a
inches
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
BURGLAR SENTENCED

BURGLAR SENTENCED Nevada City, April
q. Martin Dieon, found guilty Of attempting
10 burglar3ze Il store Truckee. was sentenced
today BY Superior Judge Jones to four years in
f4sn Quentin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
Capital City Nheelmen Are
In the Game Again

The Capital City wheeImen Will hold
big race meet at Sacramento one week
from today All of the clubs in this vi
cinity viii be well represented and the
meet gives promise of being the biggest
held in, years. The program calls for
one mile novice. one mile open. two
mile handicap. fve mile handicap. two
mile tandem. one mile ordinary. one
mile for Capital City wheelmen. Is mile
relay for three man teams for the Car
michael trophy and also two motorcycles
races. Entries close with r. L Dunlap
Of the Bay City wheelmen Tuesday
night.
The annual meeting OF the California
associated cyclers VIII be held AT sac
ramsnto On the evening OF Nay l..
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25

IDOL would thunder his defiance Johnson
him forward and battle
taken from looking
hey all getting ready acclaim Jfto
KING OF the
white They had all figured and frame
alas! OF
heard hollow, dyed the wool talk many
springs Christmas package They heard
wanted play They he would not
night Johnson till They
protect himself and his theatrical employers
No wonder he has passed outo of ther minds.
The theatrical fraternity evidently forcb
mind that the old adage OF the half being
went And II does incidents but JEFF
enough TO get the It's
quickly
'a around the like frightened every was ptted
against hi
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
HIGH SCHOOL LADS
PREPARE FOR
BIG MEET
Oakland and Los Angeles Fig
ure as Winners at Stan
ford Next Saturday

The Stanford uni
versity interscho-
lastic meet on next
Saturday is the
topic among all the
high schools Of the
state From one
end to the other
teams will wend
their way to PalO
Alto during the
coming week, and
even Arizona will
send its quota of
high school cham
pions.
Oakland and Los
a n g E I e 8 high
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
A Glance at Johnson S Record
Shows That KetChelS
Chance Is Good
By William J. SIatfery

If James J. Jeffries believed that he about
TO make the hit of his sensational career when
he announced his intention of fighting Johnson,
he probably has had his bitter awakening by this
time, and doubtless realizes his mistake That it
mistake nobody who .lad felt the pulse of
the great sporting public deny. The very
fact that Jef's long looked for speech has been
forgotten within week is sufficient to convince
even his most staunch admirers that the casual
fight fans took it as sort Of fash in the pan and
leisurey passed it up.
The fact is that they expected more from
Jeff. They all dreaming that their great
big lion hearted. leather lunged and iron iawed
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25

The great success of yesterdays
track meet at Sacramento augurs well
for amateur sports in that section OF
the state Nothing as large as this has
ever been attempted before in the
north. There was considerable talk
among the promoters TO make this an
annual event hereafter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
DoRANDo BEATS MALoxEy

NEW HAVEN, Conn. April 24.-Do-
rando Pietri won easily from Matt Ma
Ioney the. Is ,.mile race today at Savine
Rock. leading at the finish by lap
and quarter. His time was 1.14.40,
while that of Maloney was 1:16-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25

night Johnson They heard him trying to
protect himself and his theatrical employers
No wonder he has passed out of their minds.
The theatrical fraternity foroib es ouded
And many incidents JEFF unfortunate
quickly no" or else admit that he afraid OF this big black buffer who
Fab around the ring like frightened i~n was ptted
against man his
JEFFS FINANCIAL TALK WON'T GO
Jeff one about not caring for the
This Darby. the big
out II he had no use for the money then
Why as soon as he saw his
in the and theatrical merely
diversion eh: And he don't need
standing roasting criticism that the
ooiored population Of the slipping him.
10 fort the coin realm
JEFF is standing for lot Of rough stuff Always
ing stunt and little talk act something that he always hated the
Does anybody think that he would
we'll had he been need OF little hang Well
lame the He got in
bad when he shot this the wise boys OF fstdom
And again. he makes the contention that he beat everybody sight
when his day retirement dawned nearly
johnson then: Oh black job and
Perhaps how hard Tim
10 persuade him But all to no purpose left decided % that h. i% %
johnson He
Isn't funny that the phaFtOm should be stalking
And the phantom IS formidable phan-
making lots of noise and posting
eyes footsteps he
dogged years getaway from the phantom this
Darby Why Jeff talk at all he
could better talk than the did Why did he
MHIs Britt first: Willis would have steered him right
KETcHEL LIVES UP TO HIS PROMISE
On the lace OF Jefs retnt attitude Stanley Kche
all showing willingness to 90
against th black hurricane We will have TO tip our hats to this Mich
woodchopper All he
of or
anything Ike He challenged money signed
his t. he of agreement.
Willis
from the
thinking one of
publicity which the
other But
this He live and
what this demon of his against Johnson
Figured on FORM Kehe has not chance for the
the just where
Ketohe liable kick championship Courage great
another prize ring
would Battling Nelson be without any old
champions have landed if they lacked it,
Jim Cofroh doped be conceded
royal good Cofroth, thought Jim
would John Sullivan when they memorable
thought Ftz
would the Corbet And
Battling Nelson against Joe Cans last
OF july
There's 10 o. n worth thought or two
JoHNsoNS RECORD is
up ohnsons. he ever beat till he
weight and it took
Marvin
Iangford
by way Joe Choynh three
rounds downin Texas ie0l
Why him them Ketcbef
Johnson for
umr years not worry if
Johnson pounds OF weight him
Thomas weight
hampton decyey Kchc can
punch well Tommy And will
the ditch
heseth viii making an
analysis much
hc OF ofhand perhaps you
license -ookn
Tommy believe that he
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
THIS IS MY 5oTH BIRTHDAY
FRANK STRONG

Frank Strong, chancellor of the Uni versity of Kansas, was born in the town of Venice, New York, August 5, 1859. After graduating at Yale univer sity, he decided upon a career as an ed ucator and for several years was a school superintendent in St. Joseph. Mo. From 1892 to 1895 he was superinten- dent of the public schools at Lincoln, Neb., and for several years thereafter he was lecturer on history at Yale university He became president of the University of Oregon in 1899 and con tnued as head of that institution un- til his appointment as president of the University of Kansas in 1902. At the commencement exercises at Baker university last June Dr. Strong was honored with the degree of LL. D. He is the author of life of Benjamin Franklin and of a number of other works or American history and biog raphy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
NEW FITTINGS FOR THE
 GLOBE JEWELRY COMPANY

The store of the Globe Jewelry com pany is to be improved by the addition of Il new fireproof concrete vault, the construction of which was commenced Wednesday.
 The new vault is to be about eight feet square and twelve feet in height, with walls one and half feet in thick ness. The walls will be strongly re inforced. and when completed, the vault will not only be freproof, but prae- tically burglar proof as well.
 new gem cutting machine has also been installed and an expert lapidary has been engaged to handle this work, which will, in the future, be done in this city. The new machine does facet cutting as we'll as the ordinary oval style of work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-05
IRRIGATION EXPERTS
 TALK. OVER PLAN
GOVERNMENT WILL COMPLETE PRESENT PROJECTS BEFORE
 STARTING MORE
MORE FUNDS ARE EMUCHNEEOEO
TERRITORIES AND STATES ARE TO HAVE EQUAL SHARE IN
 RECLAMATION PLANS

PORTLAND, August 4.--Secretary Ballinger today continued his confer ences with Director Newell of the rec lamation department, and Chief Flu gene Davis and the supervising engi- neers of the various reclamation dis tricts throughout the country, who are in this city,
 The conferences are executive and no formal statement of conclusions is to be given out until the sessions are end ed and perhaps not then.
 In an informal statement this after noon, however, Secretary Ballinger said. that in all probability the government would adopt the policy of completing the reclamation projects now under way rather than to undertake new works which would hamper the work now go- ing on. Secretary Ballinger gave as one reason for not desiring to take up new work the lack of funds to carry on more than was being undertaken at this time. He said the department had but $ll ,000,000 available, and that the new projects would involve an expen- diture of $l5,OO0,000 additional.
 Director Newell declared, after the meeting today, that the immensity of the different irrigating schemes as pre- sented by the various supervising en- gineers was simply overpowering.
 "Every step must be deliberate, he said. "and we shall probably go along pretty much as we have done hereto fore in conducting operations. Next September, the quarterly reports will be submitted to Secretary Ballinger and approved by him the following month. The estimates sent in will be the basis of the budet for 1910.
 ''The demands of the territories, as well as the states, are important as in dicating the extent of development be ing accomplished on the arid lands.