The border vidette., 1910-03-19


 respectfully invites you to give hun trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting a speciality. If. Chairman Beveridge of the senate committee on territories has assured Delegate Cameron that he had boiled the senate, and that the statehood bill will pass the senate, probably within ten days, according to a Washington dispatch.
 Next Monday evening there will be another special joint meeting of the city fathers and property owners on the "wedge," for the purpose of again discussing the proposition and to come to some definite decision in the m tier. l We hope ''all" the boys will decide to at once assist in making this great impro oyement.
 Thursday Manager Conard of the Sonora Copper Company was in the city on busine with Roy & 1itcomb. Inc, come cted with the big plant con 1 tracted for last week. While here Mr. Conard made substantial pay mept on the plant which will cost in the neigb borhood of $100 900 com plete aud in operation. All of Con- ards friends wish him success.
 Marsh pays in thirteen days.
 Wednesday Judge J. J. Ohatham m bound Manuel Acrn, over to the grand jury in the sum of $500, on charge of having committed rape on ] his stepds ug hter, Feliciena Mason. aged fifteen, with whom Acun. has been living since her mother died sev- ersl months ago. according Go the girls story. Failing to give bond, Manuel went to .il The girl is being held as a witness.
 Tomorrow at 10 o'clock the Southern Pacific nine and the Roy x Titcomb nine will play their first of series ot | games arranged for the coming season. Both teams have some splendid mate rial and as soon es the boys get hard ened up good ball is promised loveres of the great national game. The Reds have also reorganized for the season, and will cross bats in the near future with the newly organized teams.
 This week William Randolph Hurst of the Examiner, accompanied by his a men, has been visiting Hermosillo and other points of interest in Sonora and Sinaloa, Mexico. The. d1stin guished party Is travelling in the elegant car Cuba Superintendent Temple and Agent Bowman met the Hurst party upon their arrival from the north and assisted them in crossing the inter national line.
 Tom Hamilton, mining man, poiiti clan and all-round good fellow, after spen ding a couple of days in the city, continued on north yesterday en route to Los Angeles. where he goes on pri vate business Tom and his brother Arthur, for several years past have been operating mining properties near Magdalena Sonora, Mexico. where they make their headquarters Both are we'll and favorabiy known here.
 Oity Councilman A. l.. Peck is wearing a broad smile, the result of the discovery of splendid ore in a mine north of Nogales, in which he is in terested. When addressed the other day as MT. Peck. by one of his friends. the city dad said: "Out out the Mis- ter, son, and call me Al as you always have, for it will take more than mine to make me swell up. even a little bit" 'AlI right Al, old scout" said his young friend
 Don Pedro Trelles. prefecto of the dietrict of Magdalena. Sonora, Mexico, with headquarters at Magdalena. spent yesterday in the city, having arrived the evening before in Colonel Greene's car. MT. Trelles is interested in the great soda beds down in the Altar dis trict, and it is understood eastern capi tai has become interested in the pro- position, with him, Friends of MT. Treles. will be pleased to learn that he is filling the important position Of prefecto in a most satisfactory manner
 Yesterday Roy & Titcomb, Inc, of this city. closed deal with the Mag dalena Water Company to furnish a power plant for that company. the ga se to be delivered as soon as possible. The big local company is doing a splen- did business these days filling orders for mining machinery in Mexico. Com panies operating south of Nogales more than ever appreciate the fact that the Arizona Sonora Manufacturing NJ Com pany is ono of the most reliable firms of its kind Tn the country, hence the large number of orders daily received for mine and camp supplies.
 Last Tuesday in Dallas, Texas. MT.