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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-24
DISTRICT COURT.

OclOOer ora, 1S1O.
TERRITORIAL CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
CASES FOR TRIAL
Territory of Arizona VS.. Inginio
Tena. Referred by grand jury.
Territory vs. Rafael Molina AZ
gravated assault,
Territory VS.. Antonio Cervantes
Grand larceny.
Territory vs., Olodomiro Leon. Burg
larry.
Territory vs. Pedro Gortares. ag
gravated assault.
Territory vs. Bias Espinosa. AS :
with deadly weapon.
Territory vs. Francisco Guere IN.
Aggravated assault.
Territory vs.. Macario Sanchez Burg
larry.
Territory vs. Manuel Duarte Rob :
berry.
Territory vs.. Juan Oontreras. Burg :
larry.
Territory VS.. Juan" Robes. Grand
larceny.
Territory VS.. Ben Urquides. Grand
larceny.
Territory vs. Carlos Pogue. Forgery.
Territory vs. Frank B. Russell. Pass
ing fictitious check.
Territory vs. Eliseo PARA Burglary.
Territory vs.. Angel 7. BejAr. As
sanlt.
CASES FOR TRIAL.
Territory vs.. Ramon Duron. Rob
berry. New trial.
Territory vs.. Z L Pettirere rev.
Embezzlement. Not in custody.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
Jacob L Sreperd vs. Lewis J
Haas and Frank J WieIand. Dam
ages. Attorney for plaintiff, Eugene
s. Ives Attorney for defendants. M
Marsteller.
George B Marsh vs. w w Flew
cling. Promissory note. Frank j
Duffy, attorney for plaintiff.
S E Hunter vs Four metals Min
ing Company. To enforce contract
F Noon. attorney for plaintiff
Frank J. Duffy, attorney for defendant.
Roy q Titcomb. Inc. vs. j II
Simpson. ct al. To foreclose lien.
Frank Duffy, attorney for plaintiff
AL Johns vs.. J O Irving. DAM
ages. F. Noon, attorney for plain
tiff Frank Duffy. attorney for
defendant.
Geo w Avery vs. Cecilia L Avery
Divorce. Frank J Duffy. attorney
for plaintiff Eb Williams and S
Nom. attorneys for defendant.
Oipriana de Sheperd vs.. J L Shep-
erd. For support. Lowell 81 Richey,
attorneys for plaintiff. E S Ives, at
torney for defendant.
Cipriana de Sheperd Va. L Shep-
erd. Divorce. Lowell & Richey, at
torneys for plaintiff. E s Ives. at
torney for defendant.
Mansfield Mining & Smelling Co.
va R. R Richardson. To quiet title
to mining claim. s. NJ. Franklin,
attorney for plaintiff Frank FL. Here
ford, attorney for defendant.
Mary Shirley Smith vs.. Thomas j.
Smith. Divorce. w. A. OConnor,
attorney for plaintiff.
The Washington Trading Go. and
w V Couyhlin vs Four Metals Min
ing Company. Injunction. Joseph A
Hunter attorney for plaintiff Sellm
NJ franklin, attorney for defendants
In the matter of the petition of A
L Gustetter For change of judgment.
S. F. Noon. attorney for plaintiff
James Breen vs. Nogales Water
Company. Injunction. Frank }. Duffy,
attorney for defendant.
Allan Mcintyre VS. w J Neumann.
Seli,h Nj franklin, at
torney for plaintiff. s F Noon
attorney for defendant.
Alex Joffroy vs M Karam Re-
and damages. S. F. Noon,
attorney for plaintiff. Frank J. Duffy,
attorney for defendant.
John I Roberts va Black Diamond
Mining Co. Promissory note. Frank
J Duffy, attorney for plaintiff
Seim NJ. Franklin, special admins
traitor of the estate of G H Ferry,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

tFtpls ne, conosrnlns De VITA Citation,
Morris And eiuyVessnt After q di4Puted
match bstVssn % WIit clinton and Norris
Clinton Woh 10 the anai malfh With etuyve-
can't
d further complicated BY The withdrawal
% ssuyvesaas and Tosn=@nA 4aEgsa 80
give e. their reason az Tgwnsend that ~
examinations are near and tho time eannoi
b spared. atuyyeaant h simply. diH-
gTuntied over having number Of plhyera
disqualified, 4 schedule Of game q 6e
IN which iSsss two schools are concerned
probably will BE- forfeited
Townsend Harrin W. De Witt Clinton.
June ~: Townsend Harris ". Commefce,
June D. Curtla W. stuyveaant, June ~.
Dc Wit Clinton ". siuyye.ant June
Commerce ~ Curtls. June q ioSnsend
The FOrdhaln Prep baseball team has
been STRENGTHENING har claim % thR hlah
school championship o. NeH loIk ehy
and the surrounding states Inns bY una
and has . list oi victOFiee unmarried by
Gin ale dafeat The prep has played four
teen gamea winning all bat the game With
the High HchO0l Of Commerce, which was
a tls and called during the hfth inning
On account % an injury sgsiSined ~ W ~.
defeated Towhssnd Harrls hall. 10 VIE
HOboken, brooklyn College Prep aud
CurtiA Manager McDennott and Capt.
Lynch are confident Of securing the sch0.
lastlo championship AMI the Maroons
hopes are ne eriShtss, = karry y h0 Sdl
although the iiehteut Prep baseball aggre-
CATION In the state. have proven the fastest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

SIR James PenderS Yacht sank AFTER
Losing Fer Mast N Race on HaFWich.

LoalmE hef Nnat ~ Aaee VI uafNacn.
The loss Of sir James Pender's - meter
yacht In the regatta Of the Orwell COrin-
THAN Yacht Club % HsrWich IL q sad blow
10 the British Yachting season. II leaves
only the shamrock and White HeathsT 70
nght 10 out again In the big class. The
yachts we're racing for the opening match
Of the season and we're sailing In nice
fresh breeze They we're carrying jack-
yard topaails The DVynhild had the
best OF the start and white Heather was
nsxt u was windwaFd work on the nrst
leg ~ the cOurse and the three were In
close company Just when those watching
the race we're expecting the Brynhild ~
bear away for the mark her whole sail plan
according n writer In the FisH. not sud
denly but slowly leaned over and Eradu-
ally bent down 20 ths waters edge until
the mast was az IN anTie Of ten degrees
70 the water.
Then says the writ ~. ~ went vith q
sudden flop into Tho water and the white
hull Of the vessel simultaneously came
on 20 on even keel
The Yacht then sank and White Heather
and shamrock with foFesails lowered cir-
cied around the place Shers the yacht had
been and q torpsdo boat destroyer rushed
20 the scene and these three vessels helDed
rescue the creE.
According 70 the Field. the mas, broke
or came out Of the step below deck IL then
went over the side. also breaking above 80
n did 20. Immediately II Was asoertained
there was . great hole through the eaptain's
eabin on the starboaFd side and the yacht
vas rapidly hiling vita Watg 2 The mate.
Tnouenf could sas that % was impoaalbls
10 stop the lnruah % water, 80 the creg
were mustered. one or two being sHiricaied
from The mass Of fallen gear. sails and wire
The dlnRy was launcheo and there vas
perfect order ghle Wild Erest smart nesI
shamrock came alongside and ne latter
vessel threw numbers Of cork life bolts
BTYnhild carried twenty-five facing hands
there wsrs in addition the pll9t. 20 Jarnss
PendeT and three friends. including z. p.
f 'S seven ~ AZ told we're abls 70 get
into tho three dinFies, which thus carried
thirty persons without mishAp 70 the do
atrOyer n, ~. =. Havoc. The Brynhild
,ans ~ ISSr sssS ,ss h s,s s.SsS SS,
tween the falling q the mast and lhe mOmsnt
The hull Eas -ssFly waleriogged Was only
> very few midutsa and nothing whatever
on the vessel vas recovered.
rha, I cssi Should real below assk or
become unstepped and thea b. driven
through the aeathur side II the vessel
tearing through the planhina n the side
and Wrenching lp ~ dsch = : dlsastsr
: arharp Joint 10 ne mast helov deck
rhers re mast had hean lsnnthsnsd this
year. bar 10 would ~ gary unnHual Tor a
HANDED Joint n this Mind ~ 1raas. Dut ne
apaF miaht break eilhaE shove ~ below the
hund y clearing stain Here 80 W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

The following transfers Of Yachts are
reported through the agency Of y. y. Crown
lnshied
The ~ foot AUXILIARY slOop Cornslia 10
y z Myrick Of New York.
The % foot yawl Albicore aoh by " NJ.
Campbell. BROOKLYN Yacht club. 10 y q
Conway Of R0stOn.
The y foot keel schooner Jean aold 70
" ID Weston % Boston.
The q foot rnceahoul Miscreant aold 70
y q schmidt Of Springfield,
The - foot raceabOut Marippaa sold 70
Samuel y Morrison ~ Boston
The Us foot knOckab0ut Wani sold %
WnsoT Weld Of Boston
The IS foot Nibelung sold 10 ". w. WigEin
Of bostOn
The % foot knockabout pl0ver has been
chartered 70 e. p Damina Of Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

The three o. footsrs lstaisna. Aurora and
Winaous are 20 race merit saturday IN tho
regatta Of the Mahhasset Ray Yacht Club
The ownsfs of the-e yachts have Teuuestsd
the regatta COMMITTEES 10 select q course.
Which me committee will do. James "
AlkeF. the chairman. Yesterday announced
that the course for other Yachts would be
from the starting point o. kEerution RoeF
10 ana AROUND buoy A n Parsonage Point
Northeast one quarter east 2 IS miles. then
~ and around ne Gas Buoy ~ Mntiune0nck
Point s1utheaaf one Quarter east south
y rs miles fhanra % the nnlah line vest
una-haM south as miles. total. DIS miles
C'aHaSH D. NJ nnd N VII sell twire around
and 40 other classes oura. huvg end dArInE
VII return after r0uuding Che hrgi mara.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

The AmOFet a new yacht % - rhtlne
huilt from designs BY George Overs Gov
&. n a H 3 Wheelock. started IN her flfrt
race on Monday in The regatta Of the south
Boston Yacht Club She raced AGAINST
MayouTneen. a new boat owned by George
Lee. and Wianno. one o. lat Years ynohas,
both designed by Owens Tho race YES
sailed IN a hyi-k eaaterly Wind and AmgTei
Won. heating Mavournean I minute a.anc-
onda sud WiannO minute % seconds
The success 81 the Amoret was largely due
10 clever handling, Her skipper kept h4r
as much ~ possible IN slack water. WhlIa
tho hRvOurueen and Wianno stood 0ut IN
the full strength of head tide at The arfi
ard later when naar Thompson Island
The Wlann0 vas rather handiCannad. too.
hecauss loo % her crew were not on hQarl
- that The victory % Amorei u not a DE-
Long Island Sound later and wiu race fut
the Mnnhaaset Hay Challeuee cup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

mai pSssaS 70 81 TsSiafiSd : feared no more
than a run through the Sound.
The regular June nesting OF the At
lantio Yacht Club wtll b. held a. the club
house AZ Sea Gate on Monday. June ~.
A the annual meeting, held IN February.
the following resolution was adopted
Rssairsd That q - us sc9ss q tAs elah
% AZ earlier man1h % - dstsrmissa Sy az board
sliutlon smbodyihg lhls eaAags b acted upoa
Pursuant 70 ne above resolution ihe Trustees
AZ q meetiag heid lune I, 1910. voted 70 fecom
mend 10 ne club me amgndmcnt Of Article NJ
Sec. I Regular meetings Of ths cub shau
BE- held on me second Monday oi DorembeF and
Juhe. The meeting n peceuber shall be termed
heid 81 a time ard place 70 b. appoinled b. ne
board uf trustees Notlcca thereof shan b. mailed
A. , sssi S s az me- ss5s gS' S s ~
amendment changing ne Annua meeting Of Ne
club from February W December 4 Iscqmmended
committes has eGpeFienced heretofore IN under.
taxing 20 arrange racing DATES after appoln linen
late IN lebruary, u salso considered Desirable
BY ne trustees that ne oncets Of the club should
b. elected 70 a. 70 begin their actVe duties AZ ths
outset OF the year.
The members Of the keystone Y. q.
have arranged this schedule for the season:
June ~ July 2 IS foot class sharpes July Z heach
pies July ~ race for Class A. Invitation race,
July NJ race for IS foot class sharpes 70 be aalled
hy boys under 10 wears Of age August a start Of
annual cruise 90 Great south Bay, September IA
race for o. foot class sharples.
The Great south Ray Yacht Racing A.
sociation has arranged three races for cham
pionships These reRattas Will be managed
by the clubs In whose waters they are sailed
The president 81 the association is, however
10 appoint an arbitration board % three
10 whom appeals may be made. These races
are July 4. south Bay Yacht Club a. Pat
chogle August -. bellpOrt Yacht Club
az Hellport. August "a, Babylon Yacht Club
az Babylon IN addition 70 the Champion
ships the south side Yacht Club will hold
its annual open regatta at aayville on Sat
urday. July =. aud IN that regatta the yacht
making the best corrected time over the
course will win the Queen of the bay cup for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

PnovTnENcE. n 1. June e. Wney "
Marble. ~. has hnrn eie'tcd oaptaiR II
neat year'a track team az Brown Ent
versifv No has won manV pninf1 faf
Brown in che hurdle nrants Marble Wa
bic lfu1tman yGafs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

The rares NJ the New York Yacht club
for The spring cups viii he sailed on the
sound prxt Thursday. Entries for the
regular classes will close with the committee
attP VI on June % and for special and
handicap classes they will be- received up
10 the time ~ the warning signal
The course will he selected and sighslled
before the warning signal ~ made aud these
signals will give the division letter ana the
course number The Yachts are divided
INTO these div sions Division A. CLASSES A.
%. e.. y, /, ,, q. u, . and X division b.
classes T.. VI. y ana p division 4. New OTk
Yacht T. ub N fOoters. In order 20 make a
raCe one Yacht IN each class must hnish
before One-half hour after sunset or the
race vi be- declared on The warning
signal will be- made at noon the prepare
tory az 1905. tlaszes A. y, e, y, y and y
all start 90 a. 49,. classes q. ~. and ~
y Is. class ~ D. ~, Glasses l.. ~ \ and
y NJ % . sud The thirttes a. 1870. This
starting line all be near the club station
10 Glen Cove
There will be a frat prize II two 0T more
start. a second prize II four start aud a
third prize II eiahi start.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-22
) 1T Is.

bn knows what West
ii those who doubt that
ing, thriving section of
page of advertisements
rst class and substantial
part of the city should
realization of the true
still remains a doubt in
a day off and visit West
elf what has been going
In a manufacturing way
the argument. The Mar
lie works, the Fairbanks
bn StTan Shovel works
together with a number
t prestige to that part of
section of Marion does
abundance. In a com
arion has kept pace with
Not many years ago there
house west of Orchard
Center street are lined
% credit to the uptown
is housed a business
Ind which bids fair in a
more famous as a trad
substantially has business
lyears, that now that sec
irish though entirely cut
city.
ave a look into the future.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
GemItblihc Ginri@snng.

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Die Orei llnosn.

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auf be1Ien 8oben bic 8erliner Sonbelss
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Seitung ieiner aapelIe anpertraute. Der
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gerten bic neu9ierigen 9erliner in
Shaaren auf ben air9bof gum Seiliz
gen 9etit uno iiebe ba, ale brei Gin
ben trieben Seim unb SlGtter. Die
9riiper lpurben baraufbin ireieelafen
unb bonn &urfiirIten unter benz Sttel
rSerren bon Der Qinben" in ben 4belsz
itano erbpbsn. Die 2inDen absr sez
bieben prd6tis uno beI6atteten balb
NIT ibren bi6ten 2auben ben ganSen
Seiliggeiittir6bpf. Grit Gnbe oes II.
Sabrbunoerts baben Tie unb nit ibnen
elm She'll bes &irhbofes Der 8ebauuns
bes 9elGnbes Ylab MAIDEN miiIsn.
0ait Der 9ciIiggeiittir6e f4tpinost bas
leBte Grinnerunes3eiaen an bisie
Sage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

rMorianne." fagts er mei9, bic
Sanb 0 ibren 2(ugen l0leno.
yHimm mid nit" bat lie nit tbrdz
neneritidter Sttmme.
9a 5oe er lie an iid uno, ipdbreno
Der iiibe Son Der Wbenbelode iiber bic
Guale tlang, iagte er ergriffen:
rSabe 0ont! OH gibIt mir cine
f6onere !Seimutb ipieper."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

GntidnIbisuns. nGpn Sbnen,
mein 5rdulein, babe ia mebr Gemii.b
po~rauseeiebt, ais oab sic Der graft
famen Wooetborbeit bulbie:n unb bie,e
armen 8Osel auf Sbrem 9ut trasen!"
-nMuden sic ii6 nit Sbrer Senti=
mentalitdt bod ui6t. IGderld! Di.
0oeel limb ia f6on ale topt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
@erdants e. Miners transport. So.

NdnHpTttfTtNtt,
Tradlt uno Yafiagiere.
= gadl Suitpn uuo ncm Sitcn.
Sonrtag, Eienitag lro' Sreita9, 6 ubr IbeloS.
9ladI Hruoineuce UNI pem Often.
Sonntne, Mittnof itno Sreitae, 6 ubr MbenbS.
= Sad Newport 9seus.
IdsIih, aiIsGelonttner Soineritag II. Gamftag.
6 Ilbr Mbenbs.
4 S;ra6t nngeronmeIl tdgIi6 bis 3 tlDr 9a6m.
fir b~enfelben Gag ~fabrenoe 9anipfer.
Rad, Sauannab uuo Sadipnotne.
Dton!n9, Wiitttpud rno Sretiag, q ubr Ibeno3.
Suiptsgireau: @erman' ino 2isbt.Str.
U13,I&S7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
MarpIanS acknowledgements

TAO gsorfn-Norf, ausa. Gonnfaa.
e.05 Norn.-gad Teltd. nur Scnntdo. !.
$50 gornt-ynn. geIair. aiiSa. @onntae.
12o5 sGhE,:-Nan gelnir, anse. saniftds
100 @~ddm.L-ToG peIotr, nnr eomroo.
s.I5 Gndm.7f glan PORT. uuse. eonnfae.
406 9adnt.AgaM 9sItd, nur Gonnta0.
300 NadhE..-Ndn NeIair, nnsa. @onntaaI
800 Nbbe.--NaM 9eIta. nusa. Sonntaa.
100 0bb6.-Nn@ Delta. nur eonntaa.
11.lO 4boA.-Saa0 Bslair. auee. Gsantoe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19
G6eiapeafe Steamlhip Gumpana.

Ebr1ap cafe.YtHte:
Nad G'orfplf, Sib Yoint Comfort n. bcfn eitben
td9ltt, als9en. Spnniag, INN 6.30eslbenos.
Wurf.Htper'2inie
Rad Worf Mturr.2anounaeu Ueit.puint uah
Ntdlmuno
9ienitng, Sonneriiaa unb SamItng
mn 8 ubr W6enoS.
Stuct. Yireaur:
40, 127 unS 2t1 Sft.Saltinture straBe uub
306 Goro'S barles. etrube. ~
Sa%uptsSiireua: 2iebts uno 2eesGir., Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Sd rift te mid nienlals nit
&enntnilieil, hic id) nid)t beiiee. @enn'
idl iiber cine Sodc nidlt mitrcheit
foun, iogc id) ciniod: noos web iA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

ter: IS hob mir bolt benft, S is q
9lanlogc fiir bic gon5e @cnleino'.
lpenm grao' CT bic groBten Groapiel
bot"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

airs Dem 9reiie Der @1Ite rilroe benz
Sotelier elm 8eburtstogsgeifenf &c.
rladJt2 @os oemn2" Gin oid.
Ieibiaes Ncidmcroebud!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-19

Sgprrbe.. %, in meiner Sodter
betommen sic cine MuIterfrau!-Sh
fag' Sbnen. bic bat in einem 3obbude
has 2eIen gelernt!!"