The border vidette., 1909-03-27

Sahes oL WHIST, hearts, piCcD, Huh
 and panguige were not on the black
 list, hence clubs or individuals playing
 these games are immune under the'
 gambling act as passed by the last
 legislature. But-games played for
 money are not exempted by the law.
 Last Monday night Asse emblyman
 and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy returned
 home from Phoenix, where they have
 been the past sixty days attending
 the twenty fifth legislature, of which
 Mir. Duffy was a member from Santa
 Cruz couty. The gentleman was one
 of the brightest men in the twenty
 fifth, and made a record for himself
 and Santa Cruz county. Both Mr..
 and Mrs. Duffy enjoyed their stay
 in the beautiful capital city, out they
 are glad to get home. Their numerous
 friends throughout the county join
 us in welcoming them home.
 In the Catholic church mission
 will be given during Holy Week, commencing Monday, April 9th, and ending Sunday. April II, (Easter Sunday with sermon every night ct o'clock. The missionary will be the Rev. Father P. F. Brannau, from the diocese of Dallas, Texas. Not only all Catholics are earnestly re- quested to attend the exercises of the mission, but invitation is extended to all English speaking people. It ia always a treat to hear a speaker and Father Brannan is surely one; those who have heard him say he is ,ne of the best. if not the best orator n the west.
 MT. and Mrs. Voter, don't forget ,he school election today. Go to the ictool house and vote, or in future saw wood," as the illustrious James J. Blaine is said to have done. It 8 sad there will bo three candidates or the position of trustee. made 'acant by the retirement of Dr. H. V. Purdy. whose term expires today. They are w. F. Chenoweth, A. 5. Noon and Bert Bristol. The holdover nem bers of the school board are 1rs. I. Burgoon and MT. Ferd. Van umerous friends and it looks as if he contest will be both interesting and xci in 2, not notwithstanding the rain and ,ud. .ss-
 "The change in schedule as 'contem- lated and first published in the Star will not fill the place of he Burro by considerable degree. ucson will not secure any lay over 8 formerly, as those people who come ut of Sonora will proceed east from 'enson and those going west of Tue on will have but 15 minutes lay over ere under the contemplated schedule s relates above to trains Nos z and
 ." The speaker was a well known tizen. and he simply echoed state rents m,de by others. who said all ucson would get out of lay over peo- le would be the transient class, people ho reside io near-b by counties. - ucson Star.
 Tom Cummings, the young Calaba- IS rancher. was Tn town yesterday caring a broad smile of genuine con- eminent. Tom said "Let Ter rain, lIs splendid growing rain is worth lousands to Santa Cruz county. Then ie big cattle deal juse closing down ala abasas way for 2200 head of one, vo and three year old steers, is the est ever. and all the boys are happy, a result; the slle means more than. 3O,O0O. gold to Santa Cruz county Ittlemen, all of whom are to be con- .atulated. The buyers are Colorado en who on April 10th, next. will lip the cattle from Oalabasas to Oo- redo pastures, where they will be ttened for eastern markets.
 TIE BORDER VIDETTE regrets to- lronicle the death of pr. Charles w. ower, at the Sisters Hospital last lnday forenoon. Dr. Power, who r some time past had been physician Id surgeon for the Nogales- Oanaaea ! .Al~ ~I~