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The border vidette., 1910-06-11
JUNE II, 1910.
LOCAL ITEMS.

New barley hay is selling at $I4
a ton.
Sam Prouty, engineer at the COLLEEN
Rose mine was in town Monday night.
Arthur Hamilton was up from Mag
dalena on Thurday on a business
trip
Fresh butter and eggs at the No
gales Gold Storage.
DR. J. S. Rhynas came up from
Guaymss Tuesday evening and viii
remain hero for few days.
Spring chickens are selling from
farm wagons at so cents each-almost
as expensive as pork.
K @. meats at the Nogales Gold
Storage.
The Board of Supervisors has ap-
pointed Josiah Bond as Justice of the
Peace for the Salero precinct.
D. A. Bankerd and George Q.
Everett CAME over from Duquesne
on Sunday on a business and pleasure
trip.
J L. Batchelder, an old resident of
Nogales, after an absence of two years
is back on visit and will be here
for week,
The Nogales Cold Storage is the
place. If.
Pete Bergier aud Bert Sorrels were
in from the Harsliaw district on Mon
day. They had business with the Board
of Supervisors.
Jude Marsteller and DIR. ingsley
were the first to return from Tomb
stone. They reported all of the Santa
Cruz contingent as being all right.
James Kane of Patagonia has been
appointed County Road Superinten-
dent by the Supervisors Won'o have
any more bad roads now
Charles Hardy, the popular conduc.
tor on trains II and L of the N. NJ
and A. was at The MOntezuma for a
few days this week.
Marsh sells corrugated iron. both
painted and galvanized. Write for
prices.
Harry Riggs was in from his ranch
on the Sonoita Tuesday. He was
driving as fine epan of mules as has
The crop of June brides for Nogales,
breaks all records up to date. There's
more coming, SO put your head out
the window and watch them drivers
roll
Town Marshal Coughlin is busily
engaged in his Wickiup linking
and will soon 60 on the
warpath after the super fulcus dos
about town.
City Assessor Patton says that he
has about completed the Assessment
Roll for Nogales and that it will be
turned over to the CDuncil at their
next meeting.
W. H. Smith has a splendid assort-
memt of toilet sets at very low prices.
II 4 If
On Saturday evening last, Judge
Chatham at his { flee in the Court
House, joined In the Holy bonds of
matrimony Gumercndo Valdez and
Juana Campbell. both of Nogales.
Louis Lulley writes from Los An
geles that Mrs Lulley is improving in
health and that they are ct 'ying the
trip in every way, spending most of
their time at the ocean beaches
The school census for District No. l
taken this year 10y Mis- Ethel Har-
rison is nearly completed The VIDETrE
in the next issue will publish her
report in full.
Dr. III w. Purdy and A II SAlee-
by returned from witt to Magda-
lena on Monday evening. They report
having had very fine time and are
loud in their preise of the hospitality
of the good people of that place.
II looLS lilo r. is oil off ,vitb Tho
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Supervisors" Notice Of Primary Gem
eraI Election.

WHEREAS: The Secretary of Arizona
h las prepared and transmitted to the
undersigned, the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors of Santa Ornz County of
desi 8nating the offices for which can
did ates are to be nominated at the
ensuing primary:
Now, Therefore: A primary election
is hereby called in the several precints
of said County, under the provisions
of the law relating to primary
elections, to- wit: under the provisions
of Oh apter 81, of the Session Laws of
Arizona, 1909. on the Sixth day of
September, 1910, for the purpose of
voting for candidates for the several
parties to be nominated for the follow
ing Offices.
Delegate to Congress
Joint Councilman.
Representative.
County Surveyor.
2 Mem bers of Board of Supervisors
District Attorney.
Probate Judge.
| Sheriff
l County Recorder.
l County Treasurer.
CJunty Superintendent of Roads.
Ju tice of the Peace for each
Precinct.
Constable for each Precinct.
l Party Precinct Committeeman
for each Precinct.
Dated the l0;h day of June, 1910.
Phil HERoLD,
:3t Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
LAWYERS HANDED
EDITORIAL S HOT
Newspaper Said to Have Worked
Up Feeling Against
Prisoners.

Richard Perkins. the negro who was
tried and CONVICTED as the accomplce
of w. Dallas Wright in the murder of
the Stuart brothers in Buckingham was
yesterday grantee writ or error in
the supreme Court. Both the Wrigh,
argument in November Ed. Jones,
the third convict, was given new
trial by the Circuit CUurt.
a. 5. Hail. the attorney for Perkins.
alleges error in the. trial court in
oVerruiing motion for change Of
venue. 1t Is alleged that the case
was .prejudged and that a sentiment
had been worked UP against the ac-
cused. The argument was that the
trial should haYe taken place else
where than in Buckingham.
Editorials printed In the James
River Clarion. weekly newspaper
published at Arvonia. are given as a
reason for the sentiment which 1t Is
said was created against the prisoners.
In these articles the jury system was
severely criticized because of the III
fuence exerted by the criminal law
yers, who arc called Imported special
ISIS. Elsewhere there are references
70 trickster lawyers" and profess
slonal criminal clearerB," the intention
evidently being TO refer to the trials
OF the indicted men who were accused
Of the murder.
Perkins was ille man around whose
neck a rope was placed and who was
drawn up from the ground by mob
In an effort to force him to confess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
T0-DAy SELECTION
PERFUNCT0RY ONE
Except in Washington Ward
Democrats Have No op-
position.

In all Of the wards of Richmond an
? the hither side of the muddy Jccms to.
day tho municipal election will be
without interest No candidates save
the Democratic nominees are on the
official ballot or will be voted for, and
as consequence there will be no in
centive ON the part of aspirants for
office to get the voters to the polls
Only those will vote who happen to
think about 1t.
All saloons closed at o'clock yes
terday afternoon, not to reopen until
6 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The polls open at 4:49. closing a
T:S0. 1t is presumed that only short
time will be required at any precinct
for the counting of the vote.
However. in Washington Ward
where three independent candidates
one for the Board of Aldermen anL
two for the City Council. have fileC
their names in opposition TO the DEM
ocratic nominees, there is some inter
est. and the vote Is likely to be large
1t is stated that the Republicans of the
Southside will vote for the most part
for the Independents in the hope Of
securing the defeat of some Of the
Democrats. Those who are opposin e
the party ticket, however, are them
selves Democrats.
Republicans who vote in the other
wards must write names on the tickets
or else vote for Democrats.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
CHARTERS ISSUED

Charters were granted az follows yester.
aay by the state Corporation Commission:
ton Inc.). Jonesy!ile. Va. j, &. Ewing. VI.
D.. president; H. c. T. Ewing. vice presl-
dent; VI T.. Flanary secretary-an OF Jones'
mum. 1900 OBJECTS: Operating sanato-
rum and manufacturing aud selling pro-
prictaFy medicines.
n. Klein 6 son une.), Richmond. O. D.
dent and general manager; B. c. Lewis. Jr.,
secretary. T. VI. Tisuor. treasurer-all OF
Richmond. Capital: Maximum. $4,000; min
crockery and china ware and general house,
hold goods.
Sottu Land and Timber Company Gnc3.
Sorfoik. Va. j. p. Andre, Nottu, president:
E. B. Freeman vice president. l.. r. Free
man. secretary and treasuter-all of Nor
folk Capital: Maximum. S5ao9: minimum.
5000 Objects; Lumber business.
Union Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
ton tinc.). Dsnvilie. Va Frank Talbot.
president. j. NJ. Ley. vice president: w T.
Graveiy. secretary and treasu..r-all of Dan
mum, s5o,o9o Objects: Building and loan
association
c. E. Patrick Lumber compsny dncl
Roanoke Bud Adams. president. C. e
Patrick, vice president and secretary: Mercer
Hartman, attorney--au Of Roanoke Capital:
Maximum. $500: minimum. i25ec. Objects:
Lumber business
white & Dashiell CInc.,, Norfolk. va c.
White. president. H. I. White. vice.
president. II. ". Dashisll. secretary and
| treasu/n rail- OF Norfolk. Capital: Maxi
mum, s6.oo; minimum, 5000. Objects: Coal
and wood business.
Medical Service and supply Corporation.
Norfolk. J. J. Long, prssid ant, II. c. Avery,
vice-president: Thomas Why.e, secretary
and treasurer-al OF Norfolk. Capital:
Maximum. $1,000: minimum, 5000. Objects:
To furnish medical attention and drugs IN
der contract.
license to do business in Virginia was
issued TO the New York buckingham Slate
Company. corporation Organized and ex.
tstlng under the laws of the state OF New
York Edwin S. Crook. OF Richmond. stat
utory agent. Maximum capital authorized
by charter. $4,000 Objects and purposes:
Manufacturing and selling slate.
a license to do business In Virginia was
also issued TO the Oxford lie Company, a
| corporation organized and existing under the
laws or the State OF North Carolina. c. P.
Gates of La Crosse. Va, statutory agent
Maximum capital authorized by charter,
$500. Objects and purposes: Manufacture
and sell ice
license 10 do business in Virginia was
also Issued TO the Millho:o Motel Company.
q corpora ton organized and existing under
the laws of the state OF West virginia.
II. T. Lyttleton. OF aiilbo1o Va, statutory
agent. Maximum capital authorized by
charter. $4,000 Objects and purposes:
Operate a hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
hike POSTPONED
T0NEXT SA TURDAY
Blues Company Will Try Again.
Many Will Go to Gettys-
burg.

Old Jupiter Pluvius having frowned
upon the intention Nof Company A,
Richmond Light Infantry Blues, to
have hike last Saturday from Rich
rnond to Drewry's Bluff, another at
tempt VIII be made next Saturday. The
members of tho company did not at ali
relish the Idea OF sleeping on the
drcnched ground in their shelter tents.
The company will leave the city Sat
urday afternoon In heavy marching
order, which means about all that n
tramp. The night Will be spent at
Drcwry's Bluff. the boys returning
Sunday. The weight OF the equipme nt
is about sixty pounds.
Tonight. at the weekly drill, every
man In Company A Will he canvassed
for the purpose OF seeing how many
will go to the camp of manocuYres
at Gettysburg. I, IL expected that all
of the commands In the battalion will
make good showing in attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
BACK FROM CAMP
. OF ART|LLERY|NEN
Virginia Officers Worked Hard
at Fort Riley-some Stay
to June 80.

After ten days hard work at Fort
Riley, Kan, at the camp Of instruc-
ton of field artillery officers, the
majority of the commanders of tho
First Battalion, Virginia Field Artll-
lery, returned yesterday About one
third will remain for the entire month
of June, as they are privileged to do
These will go direct from Fort Riley
to Gettysburg, there to take command
Of their troops, as they will not have
time to return to their home stations.
All Of the officers of Battery A. Rich
mond Howitzers. attended the camp.
as did those of Battery B, Norfolk,
and most of those OF Battery c. Ports
mouth Major T. NJ. Workman, COM
mander OF the battalion, has returned
with Captain w M. Myers Lieutenant
E. C. Rees and Lieutenant James G.
Pollard, Iieutenants G. II. Myers and
j, 7. Wood will remain for the three
full periods, totaling thirty days.
All In attendance were more than
pleased with the experience. They all
had to work most of the time, but
appreciate the advantages of the
strenuous training. The officers were
Instructed in all the new manoeuvres
and in the various notifications made
In recent times In the work OF the
artillery. under the War Department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
MOORE GIVES nIMsELF UP.
Is Charged With Having Caused Death
of Frank Howell.

Especial 70 The TImes-Dispatch1
Lovingston, Va. June 13.--With re-
wards OF 500 by the Nelson county
supervisors. and 500 by Governor
Mann offered for his capture and the
county and local law officers on the
alert to find him. John Moore, who
disappeared a month ego, and was
charged with the murder of Frank
Howell. of this county, has surrendered
himself TO the authorities here, and
been placed in prison. Howell died
suddenly four weeks ago, and an
autopsy revealed a quantity of strych-
nine in his stomach. Moore. who was
charged with having administered the
poison, disappeared and no trace OF
him was found until he gave himself
up He refuses to talk about the case
until he is given hearing in court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Contract for Boiler shop.

ISOtCIdI 10 TIC IIcs-I1ISVdlCII'J
Spencer. n. c.. June IA Lynch
burg firm has been awarded a contract
for the erection of a new brick
and steel boiler shop in Spencer for
the Southern Railway Company. The
building Will be modern in all respects,
two stories high. constructed OF steel.
best machinery known to modern rail
road shops. The cost OF the bun,.ns
has not been given out, but II Is esti-
mated at about 100000. including
equipment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
civ Election in Alexandria.

Alexandria. Va, June i3.-An cleo
ton will be held here tomorrow, when
four members of the Board of Alder
men and eight members of the City
Council. all Democratic nominees, will
be elected without opposition. The in
dications are that a very light vote
viii be polled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
ElnnI lion of scnson.

Especial 70 The Tlmes -Dispntch.
Alexandria. Va, June 13.--The stu
dents at the Episcopal High School
gave their final hop OF the season to-
night at McBurneys Hall. The affair
was attended by a large gathering Of
students ana their friends. among them
being many from out of the city, The
closing exercises of the school VIII be
held at that institution tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
Physical and Mental Condition OF SEM
ntor Daniel Is Satisfactory.

[speciai to The Times-Dispatch.l
Lynchburg. Va, Juno 1a,--Dr, Waugh.
ator Daniels condition. says:
"There has been no special change
in Senator Daniels condition since the
last report Of 1t The improved mental
state continues. At my last examine
ton of him / succeeded In getting him
to give me from memory quotations in
three languages--the Latin, tho French
and the English, Only once before
has he quoted in a foreign language
%the Latin. His paralyzed limbs remain
Sin about tho same condition as former
", tIis general physical condition
+ Is, however. good, and improving. He
4 Is taking much more nourishment than
he was a week or two ago. and with
nanRl daya AHA ralIsh.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Ann,e uatcher AcnrItted

annie Hatcher, colored. was acquitted in
the Hastings Court yesterday of the charge
OF selling cocaine.
W. w Griffith. white, was found guilty
OF the charge of selling liquor without a
license and was sentenced to pay fine of
$50, to 20 to Jail for sixty GAYS, and to be
NJ aced tinder s5ns snctlritv Tor Twelve ronihs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
nrcn1hitt county Murdc

Lexington, KY, June 1$-In a fac
tional difficulty last night at Athoi,
was shot and killed by Elisha johnson.
It is charged Crawford attacked his
cousin, Clay Crawford, and was killed
by Johnson. The alleged slayer sur
rendered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

respectfully ask that I be allowed
a reasonable time in which to file evil
dence in substantiation of my protest
Respectfully yours,
Per ]. B. ALSOP.
HOWARD CT WAGNER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
sIudlayia Mud Baths

cause they draw tho pain and poison out
OF the body Thousands cured. Big Hotel
open all year. For book that tells about tho
treatment. writo 10 r. b. KRAMER. Pres,
Kramer Ind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
River on n Rise.

River on usc.
I.ynchburg, Va, June 1s.-The James
River reached stage of ten feer
here early tonight. and was slowly
rising, The danger, stage Is twenty
This is the highest water here for a
year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

Richmond. Va, June 49, 1910.
Mr.. S. T. Atkinson, Referee Times Dis
patch Virglnia-North CAROLINA En-,
durance Run, Hotel Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

Dear Sir,-I herewith inclose my
check for s25. covering protest rec
in The Times Dispatch Virginia. North
Carolina endurance Run. June Z. s, 0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Bv J. Thompson Brown & Co..
ll13 Main Street.
NICE CHURCH HILL DWELLING.
NO 406 TWENTY-THIRD.
NEAR MARSHALL STREET,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON PREMISES.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE lolfi' = ~
Attractive semi-detached bay window
brick, seven rooms, bath and pantry.
we'll constructed, III good order and q
desirable location; a nice home or
paying investment, IT must be sold,
and a bargain can sbe had, The new
viaduct puts tin Ave minutes OF Sew
enth and Broad Streets.
TERMS; So easy your rent will buy
IT,
u. THOMPSON BROWN 8 CO.
Auctione ars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

Your protest will receive due consid,
Grafton and [ will allow you until
p. NJ, Wednesday. June 10. to file your
avidance Yours very truly.
S. r. ATKINSON,
Referee virgina-North Carolina En-
DURANGO Run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
.SPEEDWELL CAR
ENTERS PROTEST
John Aisop and Howard Wagner
Claim They Were Illegally
Penalized in Endurance Run.

Because of the protest of John B.
Alsop and Howard Wagner, of the
Speedwell Motor Car Company. who
assert that their speedwell was Illegal
ly penalized in The TimesDispatch
North Carolina endurance run. the
awards of the prizes will be postponed
until the decision of the referee or tho
American Automobile Association is
announced.
The committee penalized the Speed
well one point each for two motor
stops and eighteen points for being
eighteen minutes late at Lawrence
VILE The speedwell owners claim
that their motor was stopped once for
q frightened team and the second time
by waiting for the pilot car to move
on. They deny that they were late
in Lawrenceville, asserting that they
were exactly on time.
The letter from Referee Samuel At
kinson advising The Times Dispatch
Of the protest, and the communications
from Messrs. Alsop and Wagner. fol-
low:
Richmond. June 10. 1910.
Times Dispatch, City:
Gentlemen.-I beg to advise YOU that
| have received a protest from the
Speedwell Motor Car Company. of Vir-
ginia, copy of which herewith inclose.
award OF all cups until this matter
can be adjusted.
Respectfully,
S. T. ATKINSON.
Referee Virginia-North Carolina En-
durance Run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

Richmond. Va. June 10, 1910.
Messrs. j. b. Alsop and Howard Wag-
ner, Speedwell Motor Car Co. of
c>ntlemen,-I beg to acknowledge
receipt Of your Letter Of this date ln-
test fee of the American Automobile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Richmond. June 10. 1910.

Respectfully,
S. T. ATKINSON,
Referee Virginia-North Carolina En-
durance Run.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-08
DR.. WARMERS
STATEMENT OF
Y.M.C.A. MIX Up
Grand Function, Oct. 7,

Grand Function, Oct. 7, 1910.
Editor of The Sentinel:
Dear Mr.. Bunting: Seeing an
article in The Sentinel tonight in ref
erence to the Y NJ. c. A. which con
tains some erroneous and false state
ments | take the liberty of addressing
this letter to you, feeling certain that
you will be glad to publish in the
interest of truth and justice to the
Y. NJ. C. A.
In the first place the caption of
the article is an untruth. Mr.. House
has not resigned and has not been
removed as secretary of the Y. NJ. c.
A.
About the employees. We have six
and they are the secretary, office sec
retary, boys secretary, physical di-
rector. janTtor and matron. Three of
these are local people and of the 9TH
er three two could not possibly have
been secured localu. Their pay
aggregates s533.0O per month.
have been closely connected with the
work of the Y. NJ. C. A. ever since its
inception and | cannot see how any
Of these positions could be abolished
without serious detriment to the
work. In fact, If we could afford it,
we could use more help to great ad-
vantage. And | also believe that
those who are here have worked hard
and faithfully.
| cannot find that there has been
any discrimination or favor shown in
the renting of the rooms There has
been some complaint about noise i'm
the past but | am told there is little
If any trouble now. Certainly the
rooms are all kept filled. When the
building was opened we had no rules
and all the rules have been made to
meet eXigencies. and have seemed
necessary. and certainly there are no
technical rules.
About members not joining again;
comparatively few have not rejoined
or signified their intention of doing
so. OF those who have not Joined.
some have moved out of town, some
haven't the money, some are dissatis-
fled and some haven't been urged.
The secretary has had his months
vacation each year and one-half day
each week to both of which he is en-
titled. In making collections, having
printing done. buying furnishings.
etc, he is called out of the building
a great deal.
The secretary owns a half interest
in some land at Fruita which he sell
dom visits can't find that the of
ficials monopoliZe the papers and
magazines. We have had some trou-
bic about their being taken away but
not by the officials.
As to the Y. NJ. C. A. being mis-
managed there is naturally two sides
to that question. The critic on the |
outside who is not intimately con-
nected with the work and the board |
of directors who give great deal of |
their time and thought to the work |
l am sure that the board would well |
come any assistance or suggestions |
that would better the conditions and |
they are always ready TO rectify any
mistakes. They are for the Y NJ. c.
A. They believe in it and wish to see
its power for good grow as they have
every reason to believe it will.
Very truly yours.
G. r. WARNER,
President Board of Directors
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-08
WEATHER REPORT.

The temperature at Il. m. today
was 45 with a wind velocity of six
miles an hour.
Forecast till 6 p. M. Sunday for
COlorado Fair tonight and Sunday.
not much change in temperature.
Weather Conditions.
The pressure is low in the extreme
southeast and the extreme northwest.
and high over the interior and over
New England.
Heavy rains continue in the At
lantic states from Maine to Florida
with falling temperatures in the mid
die and north Atlantic regions. Clear
ing, cool weather follows the rain
area.
Generally clear weather prevails in
the middle states and the west Tenn
peratures are rising in the upper
Great Lakes. region, and are com
paratively high on the Pacific coast
Elsewhere in the west it remains
cool.
Fair weather will continue in this
vicinity tonight and Sunday, with
slight change in temperature.
r. NJ. HARDINGE,
Official in Charge,