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The border vidette., 1909-03-20
Notice fer Posting Of Settlement Of
 AcccHTt.
In the Probate Court of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory Of Arizona.

In the Probate Court of the County Of
 Santa Cruz, Territory Of Arizona.
 In tho matter of the estate of George Schryver. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Fral k Mitchell, the administrator Of the estate of George SchryYer. deceased, has ren- dered and presented for settlement, al q filed in said Court, his final account of his administration of said estate; ard petition for distribution, and that MCn- day, the 18th day ot March, 1909, at 70 o'clock, A. M, at the COurt-rCom f snid Court, at the Court House In No gnles, in said Santa Cruz County, has been duly appointed by the said Court. for the settlement of said account acd hearing said petition, at which time and place any person interested in sad estate may appear and ne his except ions in writing to the said account and petition and contest the same.
 Dated March 18th, 1909.
 M. MARSTELLER.
 20 2t. CLERK.
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Notice of Hearing Pitition.

In the Probate Court of the County Of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona In the matter of the estate Of Joseph A. Faymon vile, decseacd.
 Notice is hereby given that l.. B. FIeischer, has filed in this court peti- tion praying for letters of administra- ton and that the same will be heard on Wednesd ay, the 2I5t day of March, A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, a5 the courtroom Of said court, in Nogaies, County of Santa Cruz. Ter ritory Of Arizona, and all persons in terested 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 March 2Oth, 1909.
 M. MARSTELLEEs.
 5 20 CLERK
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Notice Of Annual Meeting Of Stock
 holders.

Notice is hereby given that the re gular annual meeting Of the stock hold CTS of Cerro Colorado Mining Company, a corporation created and organized under the laws of the Territory of Ari- zona, will be held at the office of said company, in NOga1es, Arizona, on the 21st day of April, 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose Of elect ing directors, and the transaction of other business.
 This meeting is called as provided by the bylaws.
 A. D. WILLIAMS,
 13 5t. Secretary.
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Notice for Hearing of Settlement o9 Final Account aTd Hearing Petition
 for Distribution.
In the Probate Court of the County Of
 Santa Cruz, Territory Of Arizona

In the Probate Court of the County Of
 Santa Cruz, Territory Of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Junius Dana, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Selim M. Franklin, the administrator with will annexed of the estate of Junius Dana, deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement and filed in sail court his final account of his adm ministration of said estate, and petition for dis tribution, and that Monday, the 5 h day of Arpil, 1909, at ? o'clock p. m., at the courtroom of said Court, al the courthouse in Nogales, in said San ta Cruz county, has been duly ap- pointed by the said Court, for the settlement of said account and hearing saiI petition, at which time and placo any person interested In said estate
The border vidette., 1909-03-20
The Twenty Fifth Legislature has
3 20 ?

The Twenty Fifth Legislature has adj burned and now the mem bers of both houses are going nome to tell their constituents j1st 'how 1t hap pened Santa Cruz county has req son to be proud of its represent ative-Oounc1lman Finley and and Assembly man Duff. Both gentle men have worked Ike beavers; if either made mi.tskes, they were mis- takes of the head ahd not of the heart. Both will receive the glad iIaud when they return homa.
The border vidette., 1909-03-20
Eoaages Ledge No. Ii, r. S A M.

Holds it's regular communication on inc third Saturday in the month, in tie Masonic Temple, Terrace avenue, at s o'clock r. Nj. Visiting bretheren are cordially in vited
 Dr. A. L. Gustetter, w. NJ.
 1T. Vincent Wallace, , 21-tf. Secretary.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby givea that the part nership heretofore existing between G. Y. Briggs and A. Dun bauld, is hereby dissolved. The undersigned will con tipue the business and will assume all obligations of the firm and collect all accounts due 1t.
 3-20- If. A. DUMBAULD
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may appear and file his exceptions in writing to said account and petition and contest the same.
 Dated March 16th, 1909.
 NJ. MARSTELLER. 3 20 3t. CLERK.
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District Court.

16rTltOry Oi AIlZOHd ES. Sudi1o Book. Disturbing the peace. Territory of Arizona vs. M. G. Levy. Carrying concealed weapon. Territory of Arizona vs. Eliza Para. Grand larceny. Territory of Arizona vs. Nestora Grey. Grand larceny. Territory of Arizona vs, Michael Kalam. Felony.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Alfredo Mora. Murder.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Jesus Torres. Muroer.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Tomas Robles. Assault with deadly we apon.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Fred $. Darby. Burglary.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Al Johns. Aiding and abetting a burglary. Territory of Arizona vs. Fred $. Darby. Intent to commit burglary. Territory of Arizona vs. Felipe Arballo. Grand larceny.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Seferino Nicholas. Felonious assault.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Fidel Silvas. Assault with deadly we apon,
 CIVIL CALENDAR
 s, r. Noon, administrator with will annexed, of estate of Jake Block, deceased. vs. Richard Fleis- cher and Luisa M. de Fleischer. Promissory notes.
 Margeret Igo vs. w. A. Parker and Addie Parker. Forcible entry and unlawful detainer.
 William Barnett vs. T. J. Turner and Mrs. T. J. Turner. To receive former judgment.
 E. E. Pope vs. First National Bank of Nogales. Damages.
 s. E. Hunter vs. Four Metals Mining Company. To enforce con tract.
 Kim Lou Foo vs. Lew Foo. Di- vorco.
 Santiago Ainsa vs. Crittenden Land & Cattle Company. To quiet title.
 E. E. Pope vs S. J. Thompson. Damages.
 George B. Marsh vs. w. w. Fle- yelling. Promissory note.
 H. B. Merriwether, ct al vs A. J. Fink, ct al. Right to mining claim. c. w. Eberle vs Promontorio Consolidated Mining Co. Debt.
 D. c. O'NeilI and J. U. Nanney vs The Arizona Commercial Com pany and George B. Marsh. To cancel mortgage.
 James s. Reddoch vs Josephine Reddoch. Divorce
 Selim NJ. Franklin vs Empire Land & Cattle Company, and E. B. Perrin and wife, Partition.
 Alfred Thurtell vs Four Metals Mining Go. To enforce contract.
 The Nogales Building & Loan Association vs Earl L. Griswold, and Lydia c. Griswold and Adele P. McCreary. Foreclosure.
 Bernard J. Mack vs $. F. John sun and the Four Metals Mining Co. Injunction.
 s. F. Johnson vs Four Metals Mining Go. Injunction.
 T. J. Wylie vs John Aier. Parti- ton.
 A. H. Weeks vs Ella G. Weeks. Divorce.
 Jesus Billy vs NJ. N. Davidovich. Damages.
 The Commercial National Bank of Los Angeles vs George B Marsh. Ejectment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
COURT LIFTS HEAVY
BURDEN OF CHINESE
Kwang Lee Admits Fraud in
Securing Naturalization and
Has Papers Cancelled

Just how long it takes a Chinese to
find out his conscience hurts him was
determined yesterday in the United
States district court. Until Kwang
Lee came before United States District
Judge John J. de Haven, to admit that
through fraud and deceit he had been a
United States citizen since 1874, the
problem had never been legally decided.
Now it is known that So years is the
time limit for those whose ways are
peculiar to repent and confess.
According to the complaint fled
by United States Attorney Robert It.
Deylin against Kwang Lee. he was
naturalized in st. Louis, in 1874. He
represented that he was born of white
parents in China. He enjoyed all the
privileges of citizenship, learned to
speak English WELL and became a man
of prominence in the community.
In truth Kwang Lee was born of
Chinese parents. He did NOT resemble
the MongoIian type, but the deception
worried him as he grew older. That
he could vote for a president of-the
United States did not compensate for
the sleepless nights spent in thinking
of the wrong he had done.
Finally he visited United States At
torney Devlin and requested that his
citizenship be Cancelled and this was
the decision in the only case of Chinese
naturalization fraud appearing on the
calendar of the federal courts in Cali
fornia. Kwang Lee, of the faith of
Confucius, left the courtroom a hap
pier man. He had been relieved of a
heavy burden.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR COTTON CL0TH-Depot
QuartermaSterfs Office. 26th street and (,ravss
Perry Road. Philsdelphia Pa. August 10. 1900
seSleu Proposais IN trtpieate. subject TO the US
III O'Clock p. NJ. March l. 19fO ana Then
opened. Tor furnishing and delivering at altbe,.
tne philadelphia. Boston. New Nork Chfcseo or
st Louis depots OF the ouartermaster's Depart
drab cotton uniform cloth. quantity subject 10
increase OF not TO exceed 80 per cent III desired
oy this department. This cloth must be IKE AMI
equal TO the Standard sample adopfed bv the
Vuartermaster Generals Office, April lat 1902
as 20 shade. stability OF dve consfr,,efio, anil
texture. and conform Herewith ln an ofhs- mar
ueulars- Deliveries under this contract to com
menee not later than May I. 1910. The dyos
tcoaI TAR products known "Indanthrene,sl used
IN the manufacture OF the adopted STANDARD
Sa9so SaIpie Or this cloth were furnished BY the
badlsche Company OF New York CITY and are
covered by letters patent, the Badische COMPANY
oeing the sole agents OF the owner which eou1-
pany has granted to the United states the right
1or any contractor making this olive drab cotton
etoth under contract with the Quartermaster's
Department or the United States to purchase
said dyes at the same price at which they are
usuaiy sold In the market. Bidders are not
IesJricted In the brand or make OF dyes to be
nsed- The Qnartezmaster's Department has been
Informed that the shade OF the standard sample
can be produced from other coal tar dyes such
as Liba' or "Alg0l." In the hands OF an 81
perienced DYER, and the cloth be Ike ana equal
to the standard sample The right is reserved to
reject or accept any or all proposals. or any part
thereof The adopted standard sample can be
seen at this office. and specinca tions blanks for
proposals. with swatch Or the standard eanoIeS
and full Information will be furnished to intend
ing bidders upon application 10 this ~ofnce. En-
velopes containing proposals will ke lndorsed
Proposals oEsQlive drab cotton uniform cloth
10 be opened March I. 1910" Major CHAIN
CEY B. BAKER. Depot Quartermaster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
E'SHEAO BEATEN
WITHAPLOWSHAR[
Mrs. Margaret Matson Accuses
Husband of Grievous Assault
Early in Morning

vicious attack with plowshare
made by Margaret Matson against John
Matson in divorce complaint filed yes
terday. 1t occurred last June while
they were visiting at Canyon home in
Sonoma county. Mrs. Matson says her
husband struck her on the head with
the iron instrument at o'clock in the
morning Her head and face were lac
Grated and the bones of her hand
broken. Matson has S2,700 in bank and
owns land at Clay street and First
avenue.
WIFE STOLEN By HIRED MAN
His wife having been stolen by the
hired man." NJ. c. Dillon, formerly a
rancher in Napa county, secured di-
yorce in Judge Graham's court yester-
day. Dillon was married in May, 1905.
Seven weeks later he suggested to his
wife that they go to Napa to the July
4 celebration. She declined to accom-
pany him, but went with the hired man.
Next day the couple returned, stayed
around the ranch a few hours. and then
disappeared. Dillon mas never seen his
wife since. She had been divorced
when he married her.
NO REASON FOR DIVORCE
Mrs Sarah Louise Burtt yesterday
dismissed the action for divorce from
George L. Burtt, the Drumm street
commission merchant, begun by her the
day before. Il was foolish enough to
listen to the advice of some acquaint-
ances,'' said Mrs. Burtt, ''and l realize
now that there was no real reason why
should seek divorce. My husband
and / have made up all our differences.
am sorry l was so hasty as to begin
the suit"
Nora M. Long was granted a divorce
yesterday by Judge Seawell from. WIZ
liam F. Long. travelling salesman, for
willful neglect.
Suits for divorce were filed yester-
day by:
blanche L. Wilson against Enrol G.
Wilson, desertion.
Cecilia Cords against William G.
Cords, cruelty.
Ida E. Lindblad against Axel II. Lind
blad, habitual intemperance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
WIDOW OF PATROLMAN
EDWARDS ASKS PENSION
Petitions for Writ of Mandate
Against commissioners

Mabel Edwards, widow Of Patrolman
John Clark Edwards. petitioned the su-
perior court yesterday for a writ of
mandate commanding the police COM
missioners, sitting as trustees OF the
police relief and pension fund, TO en-
tertain her application for a pension.
IN March. 1900, Edwards was injured
while endeavoring 10 arrest John John
son and was retired on a pension Of
$50 a month. He died January 3. 1903,
IT Gilroy. and his death was directly
due 10 his injuries received while in
the performance Of his duties nine
years before, claims his widow.
She applied TO the commissioners for
q pension, but it was refused on the
ground that Edwards had been draw
ing a pension from the date of his in
juries until his death. She claims the
commissioners gave her no hearing.
Judge Graham's court adjourned yes
terday out Of respect 10 the memory
of the late Frank G. Drury, an at
torney. The judge referred to the fact
that be had been. associated with Drury
when the latter was assistant prosecu-
tor OF the police court, and had learned
10 appreciate his high moral character.
his ability and his sterling worth as a
man.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
MADE IN SAN FRANCISCO


cna local wants
ou
San mFund odaca smeag w and Fanhct
is Barovtas sdgnfc 5 the gu m pmt 0 state i fung therefore,
receive due hon ing from tim TO nnea a-ids elmg
1t wi t Q m ou the Q od factories
big deoH
m d the Pipin the United Steso Nevada
d dprenn hat onant b watrsoft L haas
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
POCKETS RIFLED
WHILE HE SLEEPS
Charles F. Johnson Imbibes Too
Much Liquor and SIumbers
on Doorstep

Charles F. Johnson. 2S52 Twenty
second street. drank too much and, while
vending his devious way homeward
about o'clock yesterday morning. sat
on a doorstep near Folsom street and
fell asleep. Some stranger went
through his pockets and relieved him
of 500 and a gold watch. and police
man arrested him for being drunk
Samuel Jones. soldier from Angel
island complained to the police early
yesterday morning that heS had been
held up by two men in Folsom street
between Fourth and Fifth and robbed
of $3.50 and that they had taken him
to saloon at Market and Fifth streets.
bought him two drinks and gave him
10 cents for care fare.
Jonas AttelFs room in the Hotel
Blair, 1889 O'Farrell street, was en-
tered Monday night and a purse con-
tanning S11626 stolen J. c. Hughes.
1870 Fell street, hired a room at 1868
O'Farrell street, Monday night, and
when he awoke he found that some
one had stolen his new suit OF clothes,
valued at $50. Jerry Donohue, team
ster for the United Railroads. was
asleep beside him, but Jerry could
not explain how he got there. as he
had been so drunk. William Sulli-
vans room. at 995 Howard street. was
entered and a suit of clothes and pair
of shoes stolen.
Miss Mary Faras saw a burglar break
into the house of A. Schwartz, 725 Turk
street. Monday night. and when she
confronted him and demanded what he
wanted he ran away.
Two young men shortchanged A.
Donahue, druggist, Market and Noe
streets, out of So Monday afternoon.
and it is said that other businessmen
have been tricked by the same youths
Detectives Gallagher and Burke are
looking for them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
j. j. DUNNE ASSISTS IN
PROSECUTION OF YOUNG
Witnesses Testify to Flight of
the Alleged Murderer

Attorney ]. ]. Dunno was associated
yesterday with Assistant District At
torney Louis Ward in the prosecution
of James o. Young, who is on trial
for the murder of Policeman William
H. Helms. Dunno was requested by
the board of supervisors and the dis
trict attorney to assist in presenting
the case to the jury.
The testimony introduced yesterday
was directed chiefly to proof of the
fact that the brothers fed after
Thomas Young shot the policeman
with the pistol James Young is alleged
to have handed him.
Cleveland Peters. S. n. Van Syckel.
Joseph Bence, and others told Of seeing
the twins run away from the scene.
Bence testified that he followed James
Young into saloon at Jackson and
I<earny streets and saw him secrete
the weapon, which Thomas Young had
returned to him. behind a garbage can.
John Fullalove testified that he took
the revolver out from behind the bar
rel and that it was still hot
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
SOUTHERN PACIFIC co.
SETTLES DAMAGE SUIT
Compromise Follows Decision
Against Original Judgment

The damage suit of George Sonnen-
berg against the Southern Pacific COM
pany for $4,000 was dismissed yes
terday in the United States circuit
court. This suit had been in court for
many years, District Judge Edward
Whitson of Washington having decided
on point of law against Sonnenberg
The case was appealed and the circuit
court reversed the Judgment of Judge
Whltson and remanded the case to the
lower court for a new trial. This
second hearing was scheduled for next
week. but as the lower court had sus-
tained the plaintiff the corporation
thought it best to settle the matter out
of court and have the action dismissed
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
MOTHER OF ATTORNEY
FEARS ELECTROCUTION
Woman FIees From Nurses to
Escape Imaginary Evil

Fleeing from electrocution at the
hands OF imaginary persons. Mrs. Their
esa NJ. Harrison. mother OF Attorney
Edward c. Harrison, has changed her
home four times since July and after
being placed under the care Of nurses
by her son escaped yesterday while out
wa liking.
She appeared later in the day at the
hsrbor emergency hospital and was
taken 20 the detention ward Of the
central emergency hospital.
Attorney Harrison. whose Offices are
al $50 Pacific building. visited the
woman At the harbor hospital, but she
refused 10 go with him. She escaped
from the care Of her nurses once be-
fore and was takfn by her son to a
house in Twenty-ffth street near Mis-
sion. She is - years Of age and lived
1t 716A Central avenue
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
ILL LUCK LEADS MAN
TO ATTEMPT OWN LIFE
Leaves Note to Sweetheart Say
ing Goodby; Will Recover

Discouraged by "ill luck" Harry
Weld Hardy, soldier stationed at the
Preside, attempted suicide in a room
at 737 McAllister street by going to
sleep with the gas turned on. He was
discovered early yesterday morning and
taken to the central emergency hospi-
tai. He was later taken to the gen
eral hospital at the Presidio and will
recover He left note addressed to
Miss Lillian C. Austin, Toledo, saying.
"Goodby. dear girl, goodby" He
denied that she had Tilted him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
JOHN LIEB SUES HIS
FATHER FOR PROPERTY
Charges That His Deceased
Mother Betrayed Confidence

Charging that his deceased mother,
Margaret Lieb, was guilty of be-
trayal of confidence and violation of
trust, John Lieb began suit yesterday
to set aside the conveyance of prop
erty in Geneva avenue near Howeth
street to his father, Christian Lieb.
The plaintiff, who was sailor
owned fourth interest in the realty.
and realizing the hazardous nature of
his occupation he decided his interest
to his mother in November, 1905, she
to hold it in trust, Lieb claims.
Instead of this, while on her death
bed last month she conveyed it to her
husband John Lieb asks the court to
order his father to reconvey it to him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18

PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND OATs-Dsooe
Quartermaster's .0fhce, 1895 North Point street
San Francisco. Cal. August 16 1009.-Sealed
proposals, In triphcate subject to the usual con-
ditions, VIII be received here until II A. NJ Pa
cine time September u 1909. and then oDened
FOR furnishing and delivering at San Francisco
CAL OF other prominent railroad points 10. 900
tons OF Hay and 10000 tons OF Oats. FOR shin
ment to the Philippine Islands Fnrfhe- irfc-,s
tion and blanks for proposals win be f1rnisbs.l
on application The United States reserves fbe
right TO accept or reject any and al proposals
to be indorsed- Proposals for forage. to ba
opened II a. m September H. 1909 ? ana ad-
1t Col and d. O. NJ. General q. q al Denof
Quartermaster-
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
Your Vacant Rooms

can be rented by putting an ad in The
cali under the classification Of Rooms
TO LetH or eE loms and Board. etc.
THE cost is small. just drop a line TO
she Want Ad Department or phone
Kearny Sc and the -ad man" will call
on YOU
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
RECOGNITION FOR
HOME PRODUCTS
Superiority OF Local Manufac=
lures Brings Fame and Sub
tantiaI Wealth to This City

1t is no longer necessary to go out
side OF San Francisco to obtain the
mechanical equipment for the most
complex or elaborate establishment.
The Southern Pacific hospital has been
provided with Parker water tube boil
ers built by the keystone boiler works
of this city. The contract amounted to
$3.50 000 The money remained in San
Francisco. went to pay home labor. and
in the natural channels of trade is
distinctly a local asset. 1t is not so
long ago that il was thought necessary
to "go east for such machinery.
The boiler is question is essentially
San Francisco product. IL is the
invention of former resident of this
city In it's mechanism it departs from
the old methods of steam generation
The water is fed into the upper part
OF the boiler and circulates downward
the steam being discharged from the
lower tubes
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
SUICIDES BoDY uNrDENr1r1ED-w. (

Speed, fruit farmer at Hayward yesterday
viewed the body OF the suicide found in the park
several days ago and asserted positively that
The body was not that of r.. 4. Edwards.
Southern Pacific employ as published In morn
ing paper Speed could not account for the
paper with his name found on the body.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
susrAINs JupeMENT FOR DAMAGES

sUsTAINs JUDGMENT FOR DAMAGES
state supreme court Yesterday affirmed the de-
cision Of the Hlower courts granting George p
Luce. engineer the Santa Fe railway.
81 600 damages against Andrew Holloway
Pasadena contractor Workmcn under Holloway
left dirt piled crossing. wrecking Lure's
train and seriously crippling the engineer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-18
RESORTS
If They Only Knew!

world traveller wrote back 10 a friend
about his trip By the s. s. Mariposa.
. 4 want so to tell you thar this shin ia m to-
II not better than. any ship Z have ever known.
ana other passengers said the same i think M
lt were widely known that such a good ship
We're on tne line the company would have more
passengers than they cOulf carrr''
TAHITI and return. S125. WELLINGTON n
T.. and return, $2G0. SOUTH SEA ISLANDS
tan Of them months tour, $500 Rook now
OCEANIC S. s. CO.. s73 Market a.