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The border vidette., 1909-05-08

Harry Karns, of the Sonora Auto Company, has for several days past
 been out on the international line with
 representatives of the United States
 and Mr. Bird. the cattle buyer, who is
 crossing Q large bunch of Mexican cat
 tie into the United States at Sasa be,
 the sub port west of Nogales. "Hick J
 Carpenter, the veteran ex-b ball player,
 is in charge of the party. but Harry
 Karns is at the wheel of the big Tour ist automobile. Dollars to doughnuts, he gives the boys run for their money.
 A telegram message from Los An geles one day this week announced that Mrs. l. E Fleischer was the mother of a fine baby girl. Mother and little one getting along nicely. Mrs Fleisch- CT. who is accompanied by the children and her mother, Mrs. Manuel Mas carenas, Sr., will spend the summer months on the coast, being later join- ed by Mir. Fleischer, who is now very busy looking after his big American Clothing Factory, of Nogales, Sonora, where an army of employ is em- ployed at good wages
 Hon. George W, Atkinson, the Ca- labasas cattle man, drove up to the county seat Thursday in his Rec auto, returning the same afternoon. MT. Atkinson stated that he and his wife would shortly leave on extended pleasure trip to the northwest, in- the big exposition at Seattle, Tacoma, and other points of interest. MT. and Mrs. Atkinson will stop en route, at Los Angeles and San Fran cisco. Mr. Atkinson is one of the most prosperous cowmen in southern | where he has resided since ong before Nogales was on the map.
 Mir. John Henderson, the Sonora mining man, who with his family now 'eside in Pasadena. California, where hey have a fine residence, cam up rom the south Wednesday, and has ince been a guest at Hotel M oderno. dr. Henderson has bsen slightly un- Ter the weather recently suffering an ttack of fever. but is again feeling . k. The gentleman is largely inter sted ia mining property Tn Sonora, where during the past twenty five ears he has made several handsome ortunes P. Sandoval, the Nogsles onora banker, is associated with Mr henderson.
 On Tuesday of this week there was cid in Tucson. an important meeting f the directors of the Otate Gold lining Company. of which Captain William McGee of this city is presi ent. All bills against the company, ere audited. allowed, and paid by the irectors, who took treasury stock Tn therefore, and now the Otate
 in a most fourishing condition in very way, the affairs of the company eing in the hands of mon who have very confidence in the future of the roperty, which is highly spoken of by Il who heve seen it. In future the leetinga of the company will be held , Nogales, Arizona, instead of Tue on. Tuesdays meeting was attende y Captain McGee. president; John [ agee, secretary; Dr. O. L V. He'd ck, director, aud w. P. Ross. direc or and superintendent. Mrs. McGee nd Mrs. Hedrick accompanied their us bands to Tucson. All returned ome Wednesday night.
 Notice of Sale of Real Estate at
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The border vidette., 1909-05-08
LOCAL ITEMS

ra enjoying a visit with his family.
 Mark Lulley, of the Wsnderin g Jew, visited the mines couple of days this week.
 Mrs. Henry Levin has been very i'll this week, but at this writing is greatly improved.
 Arrangements are being made for the public school entertainment, to be given Friday, May 21st.
 Services at the Methodist church tomorrow: Sunday school at 10 m j; preaching at II a. m. by Rev. J. F. Corbin.
 City Councilman Bert inning, after having under gone another sue cessful surgical operation, is again able to be ut.
 The forepart of the week the little son of MT. and Mrs. William Randall, was quite ill, suffering severe attack of la grippe.
 D. G. Chalmers and George Sayre. two of Uncle Sam's line riders, are here to take the civil service examina tiou. today.
 Thursday E. J. Munch. one of Su- perintendent Temples efficient bunch of assistants. went to Magdalena on Espee business.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Company, has gone on an extended business trip to Guaymas. Culiacan and Mazatlan. Mexico.
 Sheriff Harry J. Saxon and his bride, | nee Mss Annie Martin, recently mar | ried in Los Angeles. will return home in few days, from their honeymoon trip on the coast.
 The Board of Supervisors met in regular monthly session last Monday, 1 Chairman O. f. Ashburn, Mem bers Henderson and Parker and Clerk Her old being present.
 It is now Attorney General John B Wright. The new attorney gener- al will make his headquarters in Tue son, where he has resided many years General Wright is a first class lawyer and gentleman.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, and invites you to give hIm trial. Everything neat and clean Haiv- cutting a speciality. If.
 G. O. Bacus, of Denver, Colorado, representing R. G. Dun & Co, the agency, was visitor in town Thursday getting line on con- dItions as they exist here. From here be went to Tombstone yesterday.
 Cashier Bracey Curtis of The First National Bank of Nogales, has gone to Los Angeles, Gal expecting to be absent from the city about ten days, during which President William will stand "trick."
 ca Wednesday afternoon the city fathers met in the offics of Mayor J. I. Beick wood, and transacted consid- erable business. Those present were Mayor Brick wood, Members Peck, Lul- lev. Raddoch and Clerk Rath5urn.
 We are pleased to announce that Mrs. l.. M Raines, who has been very i'll at her home in this city. is greatly improved end on the high road to recovery. Master Hampton was also on the sick list, but is again feeling fine and dandy.
 The Cinco de Mayo grand bail given under the auspices of ZAragoza Lodge No. 10, of NogaIes. Sonora, was a success in every way, the Ramirez theatre being crowded by members and invited guests. all of whom report having had a fine time.
 William Mex night, formerly of this place. now of Fort Hnachuca, where he has the contract for furnishing beef to the government, spent Wednesday here transactIng private business. He Mrs Mcknight and the child rem enjoying good health
 The Sonona Ore Buying Agency of
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03

Art and erudition aside for a moment
it should be noted that the Corcoran Art
Gallery is one Of our leading settings for
a real reception.
Add to its huted columns and its bas-
relief plaques few four feet six women
in sandal slippers. couple Of dozen
Japanese men Of the deferentiaI hand
shake. and a room fun OF tall and stately
American women, attended by American
men Of varying degrees Of tanness and
stateliness. and the scene becomes un-
usual enough and beautiful enough TO
make the LAGOON group forget the
snakes.
That Is about what happened last night.
when, as a final touch to a days sight
seeing, the members OF the honorary com
mercial commission Of Japan were given
a reception at the Gallery. Altogether
about 800 persons attended. among whom
the Japanese were by all odds the center
OF attraction. OF course, with many a
firt and flutter," those Of United States
extraction passed beneath the high arches
in a kaleidoscope Of gown. garnishment.
and boiled shirt front But It remained
for Baroness Shibusawa and the japanese
ladies with her to give the final. exotic
touch to the scene. which made the re-
ception distinct among the social events
Of this or any other season.
In European Costume.
Nine. Midzuno. wife Of the Japanese
consul at New York. appeared in Euro
pean costume. but the rest were true to
the flowing robes of the sunny empire.
and above the simple dress their black
hair was drawn back sleek and straight.
with a scorn for puffs and psyches.
In the receiving line were Gen. John
NJ Wilson. U. S. A. retired. and Ber-
Continued on Page 3, Column 5.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
SHANK WINS VICTORY
Republicans Elect Mayor of
indianapolis.
PLURALITY PLACED AT 1900
Election of Ticket Means Defeat for
brewery IntereEts la state-Tem-
pernnce People Triumph - Frauds
nt Terre Haute Cause Serious TrOu-
bIe-South Bend Democratic.

indianapolis. Nov. 2-Samuel Lewis
Shank, the auctioneer candidate for the
Republicans. who began his business lie
as the driver Of delivery wagon. was
elected mayor OF this city to-day BY a
majority OF about 1,5OO over Charles
Gauss. his Democratic opponent
Much OF the credit for the Republican
victory IS due to Senator Beveridge. who
urged the support Of Mr.. Shank in a
speech in this city on Saturday night,
declaring that a businessll1e admiuistra-
ton would be assured indianapolis II the
Republican nominee was elected.
Judge Fremont Afford, the independent
candidate, does not appear to have polled
any votes Of consequence. The election
OF Shank probably means the election OF
the entire Republican ticket.
The closing days Of the campaign rest
ed entirely upon the moral aspects Of the
race, and temperance people generally
came gradually 10 the support OF. SnanA-
under the belief that the election OF
Gauss would mean the triumph Of the
brewery element. and give that class
complete control OF the city.
Gauss Is OvershHdowed-
Gauss voted for the repeal OF the local
option law as a member Of the legisla-
ture at the last session. and soon after
his nomination for mayor Tom Taggart
became active for him, and in a few
days all the brewery owners and saloon
keepers were lined up for him.
Taggart at once became the central
figure in the campaign. and Gauss was
lost sight Of in the fight made against
his leader
The most notable Republican victory OF
the day appears to have been won in the
city of Fort Wayne. where the BerEholt
Brewery interests nominated a man bv
the name OF Schmidt for mayor on the
Democratic ticket the Republicans nomi-
mating a man named Griece The Repub-
licans elected their candidates by a ma
joIity of about 500.
The most serious trouble OF the dav
occurred at Terre Haute. where repeating
was openly practiced aud where men who
protested against it. and tried 10 obtain
arrests. were themselves arrested, and all
appeals to the mayor and chief Of police
for protection were unavalIing.
Evansville IS close. but believed TO be
Republican. South Bend is Democratic.
Richmond is probably Republican.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
FRANCIS ]. HENEY DEFEATED
Imported Graft Prosecutor Is Snow
ed Under in San Francisco.
Civic RcfOrmerA Too Puritanical,
and Coast Metropolis Is in
Revolt Against Methods.

San Francisco. Cal. Nov. 2--Scattering
returns from 90 out Of Sol precincts show
that Mccarthy has been elected mayor
Of san Francisco by a large majority
and that Francis J. Heney, the imported
graft prosecutor. has been showed under
by Charles NJ Fickert. Republican and
union labor candidate for district attor-
ney.
These sixty-two precinct returns show
that Mccarthy has a good lead. having
5s7 votes, while Crocker has 374 and Ie-
land SS4 votes. Fickert has rolled up S94
votes to 4sO for Heney.
This remarkable result shows that there
has been widespread revolt against the
methods OF Heney and the present local
administration which is in the hands OF
civic reformers.
These men have thrown out slot ma
chimes from cigar stores and saloons
have been largely instrumental In killing
betting on race tracks, have shut pool
rooms. and put the lid on the town thaf
for years had been wide open.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
CALLS TAFT FoUR-FLUSHER.
Jeff Davis Also Hints at "ROtteu
Vegetables" I'm Senate

JeR Davis Also Hints at "ROtten
Vegetables" in Senate.
Russollville. Ark, Nov 2.-"There are
some potatoes in every patch that are
speckled. There are also some that are
rotten. This is the case in the United
States Senate said Senator Davis. who
addressed a large crowd here touching on
national matters rather than State.
The Senator was alluding 10 a speech in
the Senate he had made, and concluded
that There are lots OF rotten vegetables
there that ought TO be left at home"
Taft is down South" said Senator Da-
Wis. trying to make people think he will
fix up oar channels and waterways. He's
four-hushing- / think we will have a
Democratic Congress after next session"
Davis said he wanted to stump Texas
to defeat Bailey and other potatoes"
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
TOM JOHNSON LOSES
Herman c. Baher Mayor Of
Cleveland by $500.
REPUBLICANS COUNT HIGHER
Democrats Garry Canton Election
and Mayor Turnbuu succeeds Him
seIf-Returns Slow I'm Cincinnati,
bur DIR. Louis Schwab Is Elected
Mayor by the Republicans.

Cleveland, Nov. Mayor Tom L John
son. mayor Of Cleveland since 1901. was
defeated to-day by Herman c. Baher, Re
publican nominee. by a plurality which
Johnson managers concede will reach
$500
Chairman Rodman. Of the Republican
committee. asserts the plurality will reach
$500 or 1000.
Democrats sweep Canton
Canton. Ohio. Nov. with the excep-
ton Of their candidate for police judge
and one councilman, the Democrats elect
ed every man on their ticket here to-
day
Mayor Turnbull. running for his third
term, was elected over Charles Dougher-
ty. by majority Of 1,6CO.
Johnson's vote fell far below what he
received two years ago. when he ran
against Theodore l. Burton. He lost
about 80 votes 20 a precinct
SchVvab Named Mayor.
Cincinnati. Nov. lowing 10 an un-
usual amount Of scratching. the returns
Of the municipal election were very slow
in coming IN tonight
DR.. Louis Schwab. Republican. IS elect
ed mayor by a plurality Of about lO,Oo0,
and the rest OF the Republican ticket IS
elected by pluralities Of 5000 TO 1000.
Marshall Wins by 800 Votes
Columbus, Ohio, Nov 2-It is estimated
that Marshall. the Republican candidate
for mayor, was elected by 355.
WhitIocIS Reelected in Toledo.
Toledo, Nov brand WhitlocS Is re-
elected mayor Of Toledo for a third term.
WhitIock VIII probably have over 1900
plurality
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
TAMMANY RETAINS
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

The New York board OF alder
men apparently reDlains under
the control of f0e Democrats The
vote for mayor, with n few mfss-
ing districts, isf
Gaynor DemOcraO, 2fI,171t
Banaard CRePubIic1n), III -36SJ
Henrst GndeDendsnf), 1d1. .sS0
For comptroller the vote isi
PrenderEast (fusiOn}. 24O,687j
Moore DemOcrat), I92,462. Prem
derEast over Moore, 1921.
Mitchell, fusion, is elected DresI-
dent of the board Of aldermen by
more than 10000 plurality.
TnmmRny has elected twenty
four out of fOrty-One aldermen
chosen in this county. This
years HEO III elected thtrty-twO.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03

New York, Nov. 2.-William J.
Gaynor has been elected mayor of
New York by a plurality approx
mating 10000.
The indications at midnight are
that he will be alone in his own
particular kind of political glory
in the board Of estimate and appor-
tionment, which spends the city's
money. Hearst proved a factor in
the race.
In the next four years New York
City will spend, Approximately,
SI,OOo,OOO,OOO. That money will
be spent under the direction and by
the votes of a board made up Of a
Tammany mayor, a Republican
and fusion president Of the board
OF aldermen, a Republican and fu-
sion comptroller, a Republican and
fusion president of the borough Of
Manhattan, Republican and fusion
presidents of the borOughs of
Brooklyn, the Bronx. and Queens,
and Republican and fusion presi-
dent of the borough of Richmond.
There are sixteen votes In the
board of estimate and apportion-
ment, of which the mayor has
three, the president of the board of
aldermen three, the comptroller
three, and the presidents of the
bOroughs of Manhattan and Brook
hn two each. The presidents Of
the boroughs Of the Bronx, Queens,
and Richmond have one each.
1t will be seen, therefore, that
the vast sum Of money to be spent
by the city in the next four years
will not by any means be under
the control of Tammanv Hall.
BITTER PILL FOR TAMNIANY.
IT was bitter pill, ungilded. for Tam
many to swallow-to lose the board Of
estimate and apportionment But with
that gone. there were visions Of the fees
in the sheriHs office. had Christie SuuI-
van gotten votes enough But Christie
appears to have fallen outside the breast
works. and the Republican and fusion
candidate, Shea. will administer the ONCE
of sheriff and apportion the fees.
Aside from taking, care Of the sulivans
by electing Christie, Tammany hoped 90
annex the district attorneys Office when
Continued on Page ,, Column L.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
JAPANESE WATCH
FLOW Of FASHION
Brilliant Reception Held in
COrcOran Art Gallery.
VISITORS ARE PLEASED
Inspection Of the Y. NJ. c. A
Later in the Evening.

Attend Luncheon Given by Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hunt
inEton Wilson in the Afternoon
Taken on Sightseeing Trip To Ma
tiOnaI Museum and Smithsonian
InstitutiOn-Last Day n Busy One.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03

The celebrated Boyajian collection Of
Persian rugs and carpets viii be sold at
auction az Sloan'S. 1907 6 St. to-day at II
carpets for the parlor library. living
room den. diningroOm, and bed cham
bers; also hall runners Every piece late
~ renovated and ready for use. and fully
warranted Buy now for the winters
use everything at your own price at
Sloan's. 1907 g st. Rooms comfortable and
seats provided
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
BIC VICTORY
FOR GAYNOR
TammanyLOSeS Board
of Estimate.
HEARST AFACTOR
Editor Runs Third, but
Helps Fusion.
PLURALITY OF 10000
Judge Has a Big Lead Over
Republican Candidate.
PLURALITY OF 10000
Judge Has a Big Lead Over
Republican Candidate.
CITY TO SPEND A BILLION

Of the Sixteen Votes in the Board
of Estimate and ApportiOnment,
Tammany Is Sure Of but Three.
County Offices Are Also Lost to
the Democrats Murphy Expert
ences His First Even Partial De-
feat Since Succeeding Mr.. Croker.
Christie Sullivan Falls Outside the
BreastWorks - Other County Of
fices Are Also Lost
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03

Baltimore, Md. Nov. BASED
Upon scattering returns received up
to midnight, the constitutional
amendment aimed to disfranchise
the negro in Maryland has been de-
feated by majority ranging
around 10000. Inc majority in
Baltimore City will be between
.6,OOo and 1000.
Eighty-nine of 323 precincts in
the counties registe- a majority Of
2,8o3 against the amendment.
The Poe amendment four years
ago was defeated by $4,000.
The election Of State comptroller IS IN
doubt Frank L. Williams. the RepublI-
can candidate. Is running we'll In the city
II is too early. however. 70 foreten tho
result with any degree OF accuracy.
Democrats VIII Control Legislature.
The house OF delegates viii probably
be close. Because OF their large num-
Der Of hold-over senators. the Democrats
viii control the upper branch.
The Democratic senatorial primaries
excited but little interest and the vote
cast was small. senq'or Rayner had no
opposition. His elec15n viii depend upon
the political complexion Of the two
houses on joint ballot
According 70 the estimates from West
ern Maryland. Judge A. Hunter Boyd.
for chief judge Of the Fourth precinct,
may be defeated b. L Sloan.
Hammond Urner Rep), defeats Judge
Glenn II. worthiugton for chief Judge in
the Sixth district
There are not suf1cient returns from
Southern Maryland 10 determine the re-
suit OF the judicial election in the Sew
enth circuit. though the indications point
TO the success Of Messrs. r. Snowden
Hill and Adrian Posey. both Republicans.
There was no Republican opposition TO
Judges Pattison and Jones IN the First
circuit.
Close for Comptroller.
The vote in the city thus far between
Williams. Republican. and Herring.
Democrat. is closer than It was two
years ago between Mr.. Gather. Repub-
lican. and Mr.. Crothers. Democrat, for
governor.
Mr.. Hanson. Republican candidate for
sheriff is running ahead OF his ticket
with excellent chances Of election.
The vote for court clerkships does not
point TO any definite result, as there has
been a great deal OF cutting.
Republican candidates for the house OF
delegates are ahead OF Republican can
didates in the same district two years
ago. In the Fourth district the Repubn-
can candidates are holding their own.
with the exception Of Albert N. Sproesser
for the State senate. There is no doubt,
however. of his election.
The indications are that the dock has
been approved.
Amendment Runs Behind
Representative J. +. C. Talbot. leader
in Baltimore County. says the county
has gone Democratic. but he will not
talk about the fate OF the amendment.
In Caroline County, Herring probably
wins out. while the Republicans may get
the legislative candidates. Carroll County
is in doubt Hartford is close. but the
amendment may be defeated. WIcomIco
is for the amendment and has gone
Democratic by co.
Cecil is close on the amendment, but
Herring wins, and some Republicans may
be elected. The Republicans OF Fred
erick claim the county for Urner and
Continued on Page 4, Column 2
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
BALTIMORE IN DOUBT.
Democratic City Ticket May Go
Down with Amendment.


Down with Amendment.
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. AT 1870 O'Clock
this morning returns from 125 precincts
in Baltimore City indicate that the dis
franchising amendment is defeated by
1900 majority in the city and scattering
figures from the counties show the
amendment has been lost in the State by
about 5000. n total Of 10000
The vote on the city ticket is close.
with Hanson. the Republican candidate
for sheriff. leading
Gov. Crothers has lost his own county.
Cecil. and his brother. a Democratic can
didate for the State senate. is defeated
The legislature is probably Democratic
on joint ballot. Herring has defeated
Williams in the State by about 5000.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
MANN CHOSEN
Democratic MajOfty in Vir-
ginia Reducd.
LIGHT VOTE IS POLED
Kent Is Defeated from 1900
to $4,000.
JAMES ALSO WINS EASIR
LIGHT VOTE IS PGLED
JAMES ALSO WINS EASIR

Republicans Gain, Too, in the House
of Delegates - Liquor Voters in
Cities Support Democratic Ticket,
and Do Not Garry Out Threatened
Bolt-Mann Is knitted in Roam
oke-Swanson Carried Virginia
Four Years Ago by $1,000 Ma
jority-Apathy Prevailed.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
TAFT IS DISAPPOINTED.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. p
President Taft heard soon af-
ter his arrival here at 8 O'Clock
tonight that Judge GnynOr had
been elected mayor of New
York He looked disappointed,
but said nothing.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
JAIL SENTENCES
FOR LABOR TRIO
Court Of Appeals AfFirms
Justice Wright'S Decision.
APPEAL WILL BE ASKED
Chief Justice Shepard Writes
Dissenting Opinion.

Mitchell, and Morrison
WiH Go to Jail Unless IL l. Feast
BILE to Take Appeal - Justice Van
OrSdcI Writes Court Opinion and
Justice Robb Concurs-Chief Justice
Defends Constitutional Contention.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-03
TnchnIIsovsIsy Arnin Arrerted-

St. Petersburg, Nov. 2.-Nicholas Tachai-
kovshy. the founder Of the Russian So
cial revolutionary party, arrested after
his return from America. and who after
long confinement in the Fortress of ST
Peter and st. Paul. was released on bail
before trial, has been again arrested and
incarcerated