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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22
Hurried to Hospital.
WEATHER
Fair Tonight; Friday Fair and
Warm: Light Variable Winds.

.roT the District of Columbia and Mar
land. fair tonight, Friday fair and WARN:
lish. variable wines.
Maximum temperature PAST iwen:S-four
h-Lls, 81 4 year aSo. -.
High temperatures .lrevai; over thu in
terror CT the country except in the sou h
EN- slater. and during Wednesday they
RANGED from - degrees to lt.o de 'raes. IN
4 . t'oast states I mperatu"es yer" moo
crate. Thunder showers rotti:i1ad IN the
south the Pccisv mountain ra9ion and
The extreme northwestern states and
ere we're also showers over the north
ern districts west OF tie Rocky moan
tsas. III the lake region. tee central
valleys ard the east the weather was
fai-
ocal showers. will continue in the cast
cu.f and south Atlantic states. excep; the
Caroinas. aud shower, are ;l+o pro5a b g
tonight FriGay in to- northern upper
lake vee'on. Elsewhere IL TIE east and
south tho wea ther will b. fair toEisht
and Friday. with . tendency toward
hi"',e~ temper atures in tire eas:.
T.. winds along The New ENGLAND
coas: .vi'l be moderate westerly: on the
middle and south Atlantic coasts. Hsht
10 moderate and variable; on the gulf
coast. moderate :oit.ery.
steamers departing toLa.' foi. Europea"
ports vii have moderate westerly wind :
with generally fair weather to the Grand
Banks.
The following heavy precipitation III,
inches, has been reported during the last
tue0tv-fcur hours. New Orleans LIS:
/ Thoms svi,.e. i.Ai: Ra;nbridEe Ga, Loo.
Quitlnar. ia. l:lo Tallahassee. Fla.
partland. ARK. 30: RoSedale Mis-.
10. Greenwood, Miss. A.,
Rec ords for Tventy-Four Hours.
The following were Tho readings of the
thermometer and barometer ~ the
weather Bureau for the twenty-foar hours
beginning al pm. yesterday
Tnerrno:neIer-Y yesterday. I pm. 81 5
Ppm. -: - miGn' sht. 81: today. am.
E;: s am, -. - noon. ST: > pm. 81.
Maximanl. 50. at pm today: minimum.
90. At 6 am today.
Earometer-Yt sterJay. PIN. 300: s
D IA. :o.ol: l. midnight. ~ Is: today.
am :nU.: $ an, ;:u.Hl. Il noon, 1906:
:. PIN :Sini.
Tide Tables.
To.a,-1ow tide i":31 Am and lo:::.,
..,il high tide. :::41 Am. and III pm.
Tomorrow Low tide. -! am. and
pm
The Sun end Moon.
Tcas;- san rose t:::4 am. sun sets
, - pm
Tomorrow rises -, n.
Moon rises -: a III. Tomorrow.
The City Lights.
TIE c:;y lights and naphtla !amos all
lighted 5y thirty minutes after sunset:
e.xtinguisl.ing begun ono hour before
ei:rr.so Al arc and i.candescci't lamp
liahtc, ;ift.en minutes after sunset and
eNtineu:s..c.i fnrtyhve minutes before
sunrise.
Condition of the Water
= am. Great Falls Temperature. -.
condition -, balertri.: TcSercoir-Teln-
l.eratur, -: condition ii north ccnnec-
ton -. condition a. south ronnfctio!l.
is Georgetown distributing reservoir
'Teni.rature ~, condition nj inftu"n!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22
CALL .'ONEi

SHARES OF STOCKS >oLu roDA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22
Retirement of Maj. Stone.

MAJ. John II. stone Of the Medical
Corps. having been found ny an army re-
firing board incapa citated for active
service on account of disability fncident
thereto. and such finding having been
approved by the President. that officer
has been transferred to the retired list
of the army. Maj. Stone was born in
Maryland. but was appointed 10 the med
ical department from the District of Co
lumbia in November, 1896. lie Is a grad
uate of the Army Medical School of the
class of 1896. He reached the grade of
major In April lanS. and recently has
been stationed at Eoit N .intUsh, Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22
The City Lights.

TIC c;y lights and naphtila anos all
lighted hv thirty minutes after sunset:
cxtinguisLins begun ono hour before
ei:r~.*o All arc aaG i.cdndescc;>t i7in,
ohtcG :ift.sn minutes after sunset and
enting,i:s.c.i furty-hve minutes before
sunrise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22
Tide Tables.

ro.a;-I.ow tide. 1921 am. and lo:;2
,lil ligl, tide. 81 am. and Ill pm.
Tomorrow Low tide. IL! am. and
ll.s pm: hirl: ii -. . n. and ':l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22
Naval Movements.
Resignation of Capt. Clifford.

The resignation OF Capt. William II.
clifford. L. :. A. -. has been accepted
by the President to take effect August
=: and he has bscn granted leave %.
absence to that date. lie Is from Main
and enlisted IN the Marine corps in July.
1899. He recently commanded the
marine guar. on the hatleship Missouri
of the Atlantic fleet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22
The Sun end Moon

Tcaa;-Sua rose -. Am. sun sets
...S pm
Tomorrow rises -, 3 RI.
Moon RIGGS -: a III. tufsi@.ruN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22

EQUITY COURT. NJ. Justice Could
Weeks agt HeuIich: time to take testi-
mony extended to July n: plaintiffs at
torneys. Beach e. Adkins and Clinton
Robb, defendants attorneys. Leon To-
brner. l.. ii. Thomas and George T
Dunlop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-22
Sale of a War Trophy.

OF little value to the United States eX-
cept through sentiment the little gunboat
Minderc. captured by Admiral Dewey In
the battle of Manila bay, will be sold at
Manila to the highest bidder. she X a
small steamer, carrying tive officers and
twenty men
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
COYOTE AvOLuME
Of REAL WORTH
Students of Roswell Schools
Show Excellent Literary
Taste and Book is Credit to
Those Who Got it Up.

me second volume OF the Coyote,
an annual publication issued by the
students ~ the Roswell high school.
~ OF tho press. IN. COYOTE" fur
nishrs an instance Of the high grade
ni literary achievement attained by
Mexico educational institutions and IN
credit 60 the cn,crprls. Of the Ros-
well school
Tho book contains IN addition To
anprohrlum for the principal and a
oapahl" Appearing faculty and school
board, Experiments devoted to tho
Hthl"Vc seasons In football baseball.
BASKETBALL ana tennis. as well as ut
eiifN ana descriptive features. The
school has BOYS gicc club. "A girls
giee club. fun orchestra. four liter
ar. societies aud various other orr
CARNATIONS Ia break the monotony
ana add To- the valu" Of high school
education.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
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It\IC MILLION lvDV
NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM

chicago, MAY s--Haf a million
dollars viii b. collected as n prize
for the compo Of IA song tina, sha ~
str INTO patriotism the blood of the
nation. " the plans of Dr J ~ Me
Fairi"h. president OF the board OF
education. mat"riaiize.
Dr. Mcfatrich has plan hy which
every section ~ the country would
nave an opportunity 10 compete In
th' music writing contest. He be-
h"vcs that this can he brought about
in the near future with IN. assistance
80 tn" board ana other local organlzn g.
lions
Every school child In America Will
%" asked To contribute penny to the
fund for the best national anthem
Each community viii hold It's own
contest. the local winner To receive
hair Of IN. amount collected by that
community. The remainder 81 the
sum win he forwarded tn the head
quarters ot a national association
which body Is part of the plan.
When al anthem finally il selected
from among the thousands expected
20 De submitted. congress VIII be
asked to declare II the national am
them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
TESTIMONY WILL
Be DISCUSSED
BY LAWYERS
Bernalillo County Bar Asso.
citation Will Hold Regular
Meeting This Evening at
Commercial Club Parlors.

The Bernailifo coan,, Bar associr
ton viii hold IT'S regular monthly
meeting tonigh AZ o'clock I'll tn.
parlofs Of the Commercial clnb and
an unusually interesting session IN
anticipated
Expert Testimony" a subject
which has furnished much material
Tor discussion by both lay ana pro.
i'ssiCnal minds. will be the theme OF
the principal paper Of the evening,
which VIII be- read By Francis r.
Wood. Mr.. Wood has made an ok.
hausiive study of This branch of the
law and IS well qualified to speak
With authority on the subject Ills ad.
dress viii be heard with the creates,
inieres, by the members OF the asso
citation, and Is expected 10 contribute
much that ~ new and original TO A
subject tina, is always of general pub
lie interest
The bar association Is doing excel.
tent work for It's members al present
and Is In an eNceptionally furnishing
condition. It's meetings are attended
with great regularity. and the papers
contributed u, the regular monthly
papers are proving Il great source OF
interest and instruction 10 the mem.
hers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
CHIEF CLERK d
POSTAL SERVICE
SHOULD HAVE
PLACE HERE
Postmaster Hopkins Will
Bring Important Subjet
Before Commercial Club at
Big Meeting Tomorrow.
EXAMINATIONS ARE
HELD ON COAST NOW

\ meeting OF the Commercial ciui
VIII be- held az the Commercial cluf
nilding tomorrow night, for the pur
Dose oi discussing several matters Ol
importance TO Albuquerque az u husi
NESS center Discussion of the pro
posed Harrington to Albuquerque
railroad viii be continued. and re-
port from a committee delegated by
iho commercial club 10 LOOK over the
Canine Real improvements north OF
Albuquerque VIII he received
Then postaster r. " Hopkins will
present FOR consideration q propagau.
dn Tor securing the appointment here
ol chief clerk ior the railway mail
service The situation which makes
This more desirable h briefly.
There are az present forts.hye rail.
way mail clerks running cut OF Al.
h1querquc The pos,ofiice depart.
lucnt is considering the establishing
new railway carriers district. the
fourteenth To he put IN operation by
Tho federal government II Is plan
ned To arrange the work under the
addition of this department. so tina, a
number Of the clerks would and u
advisable 10 remove 10 other cities
This would reduce the number resid.
ing hrc 10 perhaps twenty-five N n
chief CLERK were stationed here. con.
ditions wonld he different and seventy
instead OF twenty-five OF these men
could be expected to reside here.
Another advantage In having a chief
clerk az Albuquerque. would be IN the
fact that examinations would be held
M his point instead OF AT Los Ang.
cles or Denver MANY examinations
are OF routine nature. occurring at
stated Intervals, and 1t is inconven-
lent and annoying to wait for an OK.
Sminer TO arrive or 10 take an out OF
the way trip 10 attend examinations
Examinations for promotion are som
times delayed under the present sys.
tenn for weeks or months after the
date announced. so that a clerk e
Obliged 10 carry minor details In his
mind This operates 10 the disadvau.
tagc of clerks on the seventh eighth
and eleventh divisions working cut 81
Albuquerque.
The movement is In no sense n
movement of the clerks II IL one
of the citizens under Mr. Hopkins
suggestion 10 retain la this city the
desirable men who compose the seq
wee. Many of hem have made their
homes here for some time and some
Of them have families The need OF
chief clerk here Is just claim and
rs such will doubtless be forwarded
10 the utmost by the Commercial
club
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08

Kansas Citv May cattle Re-
rcipts 1000. market strong to Zoe
higher. native steers si.2i d.sh.
southern steers. $i.s5H5.15. southern
COWS ana h.it"rs. S32bmi,5. native
COWS and h,it.rs S3.0oms.no. stock.
crs aud feeders. S4T51 bulls.
xt.00m O. nG. calves. 5.o0n 6,h west
rrn steers Sit56tG.Oo. western cows
s3.251 5000
sheep Receipts l2.O00: market
10 to - oants higher. muttnns. s3G0
n I 80. lambs S5.o0n c25.. fed wc;h-
ers and ,eurilngs siu01 $50; fed
western ewes. S8s0niei
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08

\ tini cent right
Du tie compliant of AxuflHs
Jose laftmilin woe arraigncd IN tho
charge OF hghunr The stories tole
ny the tNo principals varied widely
'e s usual whor' such arguments
g,t INTO court N1afiaa exhibited 4
a.ar ue his scfip which be- alleged
was made With a sralt.wcirnt hutl-
'd ni Jarlmillo with r.tonious in-
tDrr ~. snid that vas slI AFRAID
Dl uis late antagonist. md aa hc .at
u'mbline in the witnrss chair ho
lpokcd the par, con- saturday nichi.
Do, iestlned Iaramlllo. Who owed him
nUN cents. came into mis- saloon
while nc was waiting on customer
.nf tlf whom De- hld finished at
t.uaup iu TO, wants at the ruato.
r.'i ard vac .D 10" act ~ placing IT..
i.,r r'nt I thp rDRiStcr. Jsnmiilo.
with 'apt,rcuit no further grlc,
In.. ihau th, fact That hr owed
AzurHs half doll1r. decided 10 ~.
uupu-H th. dehi b, the simple *.
pcii.ut W ,Nturu.ahiuR tho creditor.
and uurI.d th. sUal' weight as nforc.
said. tn tho prD1i damage ~ Azarlns
head sud which was sin worse.
knookinp Mo ntceu scents on M,
nno'
according Co., Iar milo. IN tho first
place tht hp1t took place Friday in
stead of ~atu .dat. iu The second plac.
th'ro wasn't amy upht anyhow. and
IN the third place, N1arias was In
possession OF perfectly good s4s0
lid belonging to iaumillo. without
right "r utle. which Jptamuo was IN.
able 10 got back ~. eaid that Azar-
las hgd boz cold hlnh~ and with the
most astounding nerve snatchad the
hut from of hs head claiming il rs
s'rurity for debt 90 Hftv cents that
ne didn't owe, that hr made no re-
distance hN force" bu, returned the
next dny and underworld by p,rsuas-
l"n 10 regain possession oe his hat.
'nd when ~ went cur to seek the aid
u policeman he was "plnched" on
he complaint 81 Azirias
In unrnv'lling this conflicting trs-
'imony. Judge Ct.ig found difficulty
N getting around tho fact that Azar.
as had scar ou his head which had
been PIT There iN somebody: and ~
mere Was mo- ovid nee that AzArlas
lad nut IL there himself. ANA nobody
'lso ~ take 10" credit ar blame of In.
'iictlng thc wound. ne resolved the
foubi against Jarimillo ana imposed
fine of ven dollars and costs or ton
lays I'm iall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
RICH CATTLEMAN
DIES N MORA
I'D. Martinez. Former Sheriff
Of Mora County. and In.
fluential Stockman. Dies of
Pneumonia at His Home.

Especial TELEGRAM to Esemlwu Herald
Mora NJ. MAY Juan H. Mai
'incz. prominent Republican who
di"h her" saturday of pneumonia NJ
IN" age of 90. was buried IN the cath
ole cemetery yesterday. Mr. Mar.
tlncs was formerly - sheriff uf Mora
county and ~ member of the lcgis.
lainre. Tie had considerable holdlupe
IN cattle. being ndiudeed quite
wealthy, He was leader OF tho re
puhlicnns ct the county aud proni
nent IN thc party councils throughout
the state.
IN the DAYS Of the earl, frontier
"hen lawlcssncss prevailed ui tho
ranges. Mr. MARITIME served as shcr-
iff. and II was ia q large extent due
to his prowcss aud bravery that law
ana order prevailed ne Mora county
He leaN,s a wife ana several chit
dron
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
REPORT
WEAkEMS PRICES
Improvement in Crop Condi.
tons Expected to Go Four
or Five Points Over Fore.
cast for April.


'hicngo, May Belief that tho
s"''ihm"nt crop rcrnr would show
q higher condition rr ,leut than
l"" month made pro. weak Early
today The most popular estimate
Was mat the impfu,cu,ut might
reach four to five points over the
April figures. There oas display of
considerable bnllish feeling in. To
dry weather In IN. northwest open-
ins prices were n shud. tD hdlf cent
lower July started ne NtNSS - a
decline of Lie 10 l-tn1.N. aud re-
covered to- sS 51Sc.
Selling by local spectators carried
down corn hut the murkct responded
luickN when when, turned upward.
JulN opened i-Snl-tc tp i-ima-Sc
down AT So i-S@s2 t-tc. ana then
rose 10 52isc.
oats were slow AM steady. july
started shade OFF at 80 use and
later sold at 32isc.
Provisions advanced aIl around on
account of a high, run oi hogs. First
sales were 5M - Zee higher with July
at Nl'.l" for pork. SNlgis HN.1s for
lard and Ss.0ss ms.oils tor ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
S.S.S.n of t ea4 sSsa5"

Cnarh usually begins with irriacd iuai
shall
the blood, but deposited delicate
parts sets Inflammation and the discharge natural result There
Catarrh that
the blood Washes sprays inhaions do reach the circulation
therefore
blood all
Catarrh by purifying the blood
Innings o the body supplied
continually rsitaed from
heal the discharge checked head
the throat with
and any medical advice dsased free SIS at drug
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA, Ga /
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
No. Alfalfa, et2.50 per ton.
e. w. egg.

John y. Rockefeller would go
broke II he should spend his entire
Income trying To prepare better
medicine than chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Dlarrhoca Remedy for
dysentery or bowel com.
plaints. II In simply impossible. and
=" says everyone that has used II.
sold by alt druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
Ihc " hoLc Nnchinc.

From Toledo Blade.
IL took thai racing notor car
twenty minutes tp pass this house"
inpossi Bile
Fact. could hear n ten minutes
before II got here ana could snell
u ton minnfes after IL passed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
Nor t"rntle 1lmU Mother.

From chicago News
Teacher- Does your ma brush your
hair TX. thatg
TomWy Nom
Teacher VINO does. them
Tommy fcn down on de way TO
school an ae street sweeper ran over
mo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, H., May -Wheat-Ju-
ly,SS l-Sc sept, sic. The close was
easy with July at IS l-Sc, q net loss
of -Se,i-tc.
Corn-July II 3-tG5sc. The close
was weak at 81 3-a@.Sc for July,
5-Sc under saturday night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08

New Yors y y May S. Lead
dull. stlpmlt0.
standard copper. dulli spot, }il.Go
Hlt1o. july Sll.G5ull55.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
Chicago I.i,cs,orl,.

chicago. May S.--Cattlo- Receipts
-l'oop' market steadl tn a shad. M.
beetcs. sb.o0s.55: T"Nas stcers. Sass
niso; western stcers StSom 80;
si"ok"rs and feeders Sio0 sf .. 40:
COWS and heifcrs. 81 lo0 l.G5, calves.
ti.5om6.75.
Hogs Receipts 3G 600. market
generally Zoe up, iiRht. S5.s0n 6.eG;
mixed. S5.s0m6io. heavy. x5.sSm
500. rough. 5000 t.So. good to
choice heavy. s5.SOm $40. pigs. S5ss
n6.lo; bulk of sales. SigOTG.O5.
sheep Receipts 10000: market
steady. n~tivc. 5000 40. westerns.
S3.25mi55; ycarlingp. S4.boG5.50;
native lambs, si.25HG.l0: western
lambs. 81 o0E6s0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
~ lD,ii. Nppl

81 Louis May Wool unchang.
ed territorial and western mediums
laNl;c. fine mediums l3a i5c. finc
Haze.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08

New York May -Amalsamatcd
70.
sugar. ~ y hid
Atchison. ia 5-N
Great Northern preferred. t2G is
N"w York Central. i0Gis bid
Northern Pacific, i77ie
steel, 7fis
steel preferred lis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
Wall street rradinu.

New York, \. Y, May S.-Tho
opening quotation on the stock ex
change today reflected an uncertain
tone in the trading, number of al.
vances being offsei by declines else.
where. Western Baryland gained Q
Canadian Pacific lost S-S. Interna.
ilohal Harvester ~. and Missouri
Kansas and Texas Us.
Trading was OF listloss character
throughout III. morning. n few spe.
cial ties were In demand but the gen
eral market became duh after prices
had advanced slightly from The open.
ing level American Can rose the
preferred IL, ana American SnufI
2. Western Maryland lost most of It's
advance on profit taking. I,onds we're
dnll The market developed "A sag
cling tendency after II O'Clock and
The close was hcayy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
No. I Alfalfa, si2.5o per ton.
e. w. FEE.
PILES CURED IN q TO ~ DAYS.

PAIo OINTMENT IN guaranteed to
cure any ease Of Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protrudlng Piles IT. Q to ~ days
or money refunded sec.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
Ancient Sinner Admits He
Took Few Too Many
Small Boys Look at Hold.
over and Promise Reform.

Judgr 'taIss matin". ,nis morning
Was tnrcc-art vaudeville soi,ction
IA which extremes met. and pathos
ana humor were strangely blended.
The Performance TOOK "a longer tlme
than is usually occupied by such a
small number of sketches. bnt those
ot the audience who saw the show
through were Well rewarded
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08

tulo aud bade them ro ana eu no
mott
The border vidette., 1911-09-02

Dr. Kelly was up from the
 Altar district the forepart of the
 week. He owns valuable mining { property and grazing land. 1 Three cheers for Nogales. The 1 water and sewer boosters carried l the day almost unanimously. One
 hundred and fifty eight votes
 were cast for the water and sew
 CT. Sixteen against. That $17O, eco will look mighty good to NogaleS and make the place the best and cleanest little town
 on earth.
 I. Burgoon, the merchant, is circulating a numerously signed petition asking for: the appoint ment of postmaster at NOgales. Milton Bohall has resigned and friends of MT. Burgoon, Rcpub- hcanS and Democrats, state he has the office grabbed, but Charley Fowler says he is it, ]" and there you are.
 Hon. Oscar Ashburn, chair man of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz county, accom- panied by Mrs. Ashburn was here Thursday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Richard Harrison. The Ashburn home place at Monkey Springs be- tween Patagonia and old Fort Crittenden is one of the prettiest spots in all Arizona.
 I. E. Bowers, manager of the Sonora Pacific Mining Company, came up from the mines near NOria, Sonora the forepart of the week and spent couple of days here purchasing mine and camp supplies, including a car load of machinery. from Roy & Titcomb, Inc, MT. Bowers re- ports development work pro- gressing in a very satisfactory manner, a large force of men being employed.
 c. N. White, agent at this point for the Southern Pacific, is pleased to announce that Ari- zona is now receiving the same as California, in the way of colonist rates from the east, which go into effect Sept ! ember 10th, next. Posters are now being distributed through but the east announcing the fact, and as result hundreds of l eastern people will pay us a 1 visit this fall, many of whom l will locate here permanently. For further information see MT. | White.
The border vidette., 1911-09-02
Would Be Arizona Senator.

S "Cor. H. l.. Pickett, .'democra ticscandidate for United States senator reached Tucson Sunday noon and left early this morning for Tombstone. He was return ing from California and stopped a day in Phoenix on legal blsi- ness. Colonel Pickett was seen by Citizen reporter. at the Santa Rita hotel. He said: It is true that l am a candidate for the senate. 1 was the first man in Arizona to enter the race and the first to advocate the selection of senators by primary. I think the advisory vote preferable to amendment of the constitution. I expect to made a speaking tour of the territory before the pri- mary and before the election if selected as the democratic can didate at the primary. As soon as Governor Sloan issues his proclamation I shall announce my itinerary As to the con- stitution, I believe in majority rule. We must amend now by striking out the recall of judges and if the people want it later, they can insert it. If they want to try this experiment let them do it. Later 1 will announce my platform giving the principles for which I stand"
 ''COl. Pickett would not eX- press a preference as to running mate and denied having made any combination whatever. ."- Tucson Citizen.