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The border vidette., 1912-12-21
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Alto, 'Ar;z"na. December 1, 1912 To Henry Habenicht. his heirs and

Alto. Ar:z,na. December i, 1912
 To Henry Habenicht. his heirs and
 ea~igns:
 You aye hereby potifiad that we. the undersigned have +Epe. ded dnrlne me wears 1910 and 1911 fhe -um "f O,e Thonsand (8l 900 %, Dollars in .hor and Improvements up the tni- lowing lode mining claims. situafed n Lhs TvndAli Mining D,st'ict santa Cruz CnunIv. Ariyors tn-wi': The
 kainbnw, PnaEki Prince of Wa ~s. T'e Mary PIttshurg. the notices of i'ca t,ou7 of which are recnrder Tn the office Of the County Recorder of Santa Cruz C..untt Arizona. in b." k niue end ten. Nining Locations, at pages 265, 264, 265 l37 aud l38
 The labor was done and said in- prnv-merts made in conn pIAncn. vi h he requir. m-nts of Title XXXll. Chopper 6 S.-..Iion 2324. of the R'-N Is'-d Statutes of ihe Uuited States. and am-ud ments thereto. and Of the IH~F nf the Territory O Arizoua. concerning annual labor on mining claims. being the amount necessary to hold rad min ing cl.,ms for the period eudlpg De cember 31At 1911 -.-. .- And If with. n ninety days from the uersnnal service of this notice nr with in ninety days after the pnb c"'i"r thereof, you fail or refuse tn cnutr' hn>i ', our proportion of such +Xpenditure | ns % owner. 10 wit; one third (3 o such expeuditure f'r the sa'd wears l yuur inier in tha said mtning c'a' m will hecome the D-nDarty Of the unde r | signed your CO owners, who have mad l rhe expendirure required hv .hts ter m : of tbe. aFore mentioned section. FRANK REICHERT
 i MARTIN MICHA "LOWISKI l First pub Dec. l9i2-3n"
The border vidette., 1912-12-21
Notice to Stockholders

The First National Bank, Nogales, Arizona.
 Decemhrr 7th 1912, To the Stock holders: Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the -,ock kholders of this bank for the election of directors and f''r 'h- transaction of ot CT legi'im tte nusiners. will be held at Ihe ha nk- ,ns rooms Of said bank, Nogal+- Arizona, on January 14th, 1913, at 800 A N
 BRACEY GU RTIS,
 12-7 5t PreeIdrnt:
The border vidette., 1912-12-21
LOCAL NEWS.

q ! business visitor here the fore part of the week. The gentleman was very enthusiastic over the future of his section of the coun- ty. and says it is rapidly becom- ing settled with progressive far | merS of other sta tes, all of whom are making good.
 The handsome show window | at the International Drug Store, designed and created by Man ager c. H. Hector, is attracting great deal of attention and Manager Electors reputatio as an artist is esta tablished. His window is "a thing of beauty and joy for ever"
 l.. B. Fleischer, who many years engaged in the mercantile and manufacturing business in the city now travelling salesman for A. Steinfeld of Tucson ie business visitor in Nogales. hay ing arrived yesterday morning Mrs. Fleischer and the chill dren now make their home in Los Angeles.
 Contradiction of statement attributed to the Engineer and Mining Journal of November 3Oth, stating that the Switzer land mine in the Gro -BlancO dis trict is under bond to Wood worth & Layne, is made by Colonel w. J. Partridge of Gro Blanco. who says: Neither Layne and Wood worth nor anyone else has a bond on the Switzerland. The group stands in the name of Dr. A. H. Noon and son, and Mrs. Partridge"
 Gus s. Holmes Jr., of Salt Lake City, is guest at the Montezuma hotel. Mir. Holmes is we'll known mining engineer and is here for the purpose o1 examining and reporting on the mines owned by the Havalens Mining Company, of which J Wells Smith of Los Angeles, i. now the principal srockholder he having purchased from Geo D. Gross of this city, the con trolling interest of the company Mir. Holmes is the personal re presentative of James A. Murra. the millionaire mine owner o Butte Montana, who secentl. purchased an interest in tn Havalena Mining Company.
 Using an ordinary case knif for a saw, Yesbit, the confesse' murderer, and four other pri scners, three of whom had beer convicted of robbery and sen fenced to five years each in tn penitentiary, last Monday. even ing escaped from the county jai into Mexico. The following da. the entire. gang was capture out at the Buena Vista ranch b. GotoFiel KosterEtzky'S men an brought to Nogales, Sonora an placed in jail. Yesbit, the onl American in the crowd, wa turned over to Sheriff McKnight but the four Mexicans are mab ing hard fight to keep fror being extradicted, and it may b some time before the escape prisoners see the inside of Ar zona's state prison. The ia break occurred early in the ever ing while the guard was at dir ner. YeSbit sawed the lock o the jail door with crude sa made from case knife, and bt fore the guard returned, he an his companions got across tt international line.
The border vidette., 1912-12-21
STATE OF ARIZONA ss

County ot Santa rug.
 Befor,- he WA. O'Connor, Notary Public In and Tor he county of Santa Cruz, State or Ari uua. O this day pc suuarl akpeare i; b : f,re uI.. Suiro 5 Fro,o President, Il. w. hel- stv and W F C,uep..weth. : Iary anu f'-i ng bv fl si ,Iiily sworn say hat th. a'e th' own CT, ,,t more than !, m: jnIty of the "aSltal s o"k of th.. luu.,rnaJlouaI 1as Company ana K own To me l,,. b. whose :n"s are uboc lp- e,i t,, tr.. 10, ro;ug um-nI anu acknow- l. dVed to that ti'ty Rtgn Il the -a e TOT IIi'' l. uns.- s.,d c,.u-i'i 'Iat"n tnt-reIn eSp'-s-en q v'1r, ui,ii T my hand and Ii- I7tn uay of Dr,.emu T. 1912. ny commission expires Feb ruary 23rd, ig.6 o-,,,,,1
 1aq1.et Notary Public
The border vidette., 1912-12-21

'.hase. own. hold and otherw se acquire and dispose of the st"cks, ho"ds and securities Of stock to exercise a the izhts and prIvil. ges of owner hip therein: t- bnIr"w money and to the cori"ratr property as security there and t" eaei,nt % n"t.s. ',"nns iiis nnn for carryi"X ont the obja ts anh purpo>es for pnrcha .e hold ie ee and salI real: estate. or any interest tbere n; and generally to c"nduc' mish, do. either in ca fornia in any state territo of the United States. or in any for"ien rnuutIy-
 TEI D: IT a the p'aca where the principal h,.- IT. of aid r"rporat'on is to be tram act ed is Los Angeles. Ca ifornIH.
 FOURTH: Th-t the term tor which said cor p is to exist is fifty years from and afte- th-- dat- of it's incorporation
 that Il n .maa and resi iepca of the 'Ir ect'.rs and tn u:.til the election and auaih' ton of snrh off CTS. are na follows to-w:t:
 NAMES Whose eidence ls at George GartIing, Los Angeles. California. Lon Snchse, Los Angeles. Rlifornja- John Kurnv, Los Angeles. Cal fornia. Nichola- J. Kunny. Los Angeles. CnlIfornia Morris I,uct t. Los Angeles. California SIXTH: That the amount of the capital stock of -s.,i corplration ia Twenty five Thousand !!sa5o Q? D"Ilars and tie nrmber or siar"s . ,rs p-r re five is5-0D Dollars each. SEVENTH: Ti'at the am"urt "f eaid capital T@-nty % i've tss5 % Doliars and the f,iiowing are | he na .,H- of the persons by ~''om the same Names of snbsc-ibers- No of shares. Amt George Gn-tiing S % IIIuis S trhRe |. . co .. S'choial ".h g J Kenny ss6 1 Nnr- Luchu 5tO IN WITNESS WHEREOF WI have hereuntO set ..nr hands an seals this l2'h day Of Sept ember. GEORGE GARrLING t@esr , LOUIS SACHSE tSeaD JOHN KUNNY (Sa NICHrLAS J. KUNNY (@.aD MORRIS LUt HIT tSea) STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of los Angeles On this I2th day of Sep emher in the year A. ] lore ne. N Q R.ch. a Notary puhl in and 1 fo~ sad County ''f Los Angeles STs'e of al :, ! ifornia. residing therein. duly commissioned and sworn. n. reonaIIy apreared G org Gar ting Louis Sachse. John my. Nicholas J Knnny and .i iris ucht known tn ma be the persons whose namaa ar" snh- c"ibed to and i knowiedeei to ma thai trey executed the same. ! IN WITNESS wHeREdF have hereunto set IF y hand and affix-'i my "tficIal seal the day and | year last above writer
 .Sann JN Q RErH.
 Notary Public and for said County and State STATE TATE OF GtL!.EoRNtA't na .oRSi ss. No ss72,
 ,C.G K-ye-. ,,orn,y clerk and E. effi1i c .i Q fnregoine to Inc . full. trnn and correct copy of the orig n"I Articles Of In ''rp''r"r O" of Fat
 
 office and thar 1 have, carefuly cOmpaT ed the same wifh e orig nal
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. l have hereunto set my hand and affixed fhe sea Of rbe Superior Court tn IS 13rh day of Sept mh"r 19 2. i tSealJ G KEYES. County rlerk. : By J. II COWuERY. ! Doputy Jerk.
 Filed in tho of6"r of the Secretary of State. the 18th day of 5 ptember. A. D 19U1 c F. CURRY. ecrt tary of State. | By J. HOESCH.
 Deputy
 Record book 200 page $50. ls-7-19I2-6t.
The border vidette., 1912-12-21
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
 DEPARTMENT or STATE

I, Frank C Jp-d-n. Secretary of State of the State ot ta;ifornia. do her by certify that have care.nly compared the ne1ed copy of Articles of IncOrporatIon of
 Float Gold AHalgsmating Company with ths rtified copy of the orixfn-i now on fl Q in my ..ffFe. and hat the Esms is s correct trans-rtpr thdfefrom a.-d of tht- wi,l- t'..r-,pf SD that thie anti et. tication is in due for 10 and y the prope' officer. Wi>uess rIry h. n,i and be G eat Seal of State at off, in Sacramento. California, the 4rn day of Ot robpr. A. D., 1912. tSeaD FRANK C JORDAN
 Secretary of S. ate.
 By FRANK H. CORY
 Deputy.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03
Figures on Bridges

For the first time tho figures Of the vote cast at the regent election on bridges were announced. These were: Charleston, for. 22S against. GAS. Land, for l91. against 569. Fair hanks. for 22l. against, G45.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03
INSURANCE AGENTS
 WILL SHOOT FIRST
 GUN AT ORDINANCE
Injunction Against Citv Will Be Sought at
 Tombstone
MOTION TOMORROW

Notice that an application for an injunction would be mace Defore Judge Fred Sutter al Tombstone Mon- day was nlcd vest erday by Blsboe fire insurance agents and a copy O. the notice was served City Attorney Ed J rlaugau The plaHtiNs arc lhe Arizona Insurance Agency. Of v hich Tom Hughes is manager. Gus Halsier, L. C Overlook. and Bruce perley.
 The petition win ask that the su- perior court enioia the city ot Bs- lee from enforcing the ordinance. passed recently taNng fire insurance agents 9l5 per quar,er.
 The ordinance went into effect last week but it was not enforced antici- Uating the issue that has been raised. The ordinance places a quarterly taN or license on the agents of an kinds Of insurance companies but life iu. surdnce agents have not opposed the ordinance
 The Oruugnce wip be attacked on the ground that inasmuch as he in surance companies have already pa'a a tax direct 10 he state tO do bu5l- ness in the state tie eneCt ot Le ordinance will be to double tax the companies The hv under which the state collects this occupation tax is a territorial law hut under the con stitutiOu It continues in effect unIi it is repealed by the state legislature.
 lt is understood the city will con tend that the city has authority un- der another stature to collect such a tax and that the two laws should be construed together, that while the direct tax 10 the state is in lieu tt an other taxes. the city contends that the meaning Of the statute is tha; the direct tax is a condition that must Ie complied with before the companies can do business in the state and that the words in lieu of all other taxes means all other en- try taxes
 It is understood that the first leeis- lature win change the territorial law to allow in stated terms he coli"c- sion of taxes from insurance, tele- phone. express and telegraph com panies by the counties of the state and cities of counties.
 The petition for an injunction will be argued before Judge Fred. Suttcr of the superior court Monday. On that date. also, Judge Sutter will ren- der his decision in the injunction case of Hoffman Bros. Loan and Trl st company and A. J. lisseiburg N5 the City of Bisbee. in which the plaintiffs ask that the city be en- joined from enforcing ordinance No. IF against them. This ordinance lev ies a quarterly tax oi S15 on real es-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03

tate agents selling real estate no, located in COchise county.
 Both Of these ordinances on which fights are being made were passed lt a special meeting of the city council early in the month Of February. Fol lowing the passage of ordinance No. l17. all real estate agents that came under the classification Of the ordin ance withdrew witk the exception e the plaintiffs m tho above named suit and the decision of Judge Sutter tomorrow will decide whether or nOJ they come within the terms of the or diuance
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03

segregated and can, in this way.
 continue with their work.
 Suspicious or doubtful cases
 should consult their regular
 physician regarding treatment
 and care.
 Unless this epidemic is eradi-
 cated. it might assume serious
 proportions, and leave a large
 mass of children with perma-
 nently impaired eyesight'
 Eve Examination Continues
 Dr. Downs, the Douglas eye spec ialist, will be in the city this week for the purpose Of examining all cases Of eve affection that have been classed by local health authorities as suspicious This arrangement has been made by the county It is practically impossible to stamp ou' contagious or infectious Illness without the cooperation of the com munity, and parents of children who are suffering from any kind of eye affection should lend their efforts in the direction suggested on the cards, which will be given by the children Co their parents.
 With a view 10 enlisting the support and cooperation of the people of the city and district in their efforts ,o reduce the possibility Of contagion Of any disease, in bettering the sani- tary condition Of the district and Ibating nuisances. the following joint statement was issued yesterday from the offices of the county health physician and the city health officer:
 The offices of the county sup
 erintendent of health and the
 city physician desire the coop
 eration of the public in reducing
 the elements of risk for the
 presence of sickness in and
 around Bisbee
 Information regarding places
 or districts that are nuisances or
 detriments to health is request
 ed This request is made in the
 interest of public health. and any
 communication will be appreciat-
 cd and treated in absolute con
 Hdence Communication should
 be sent 10 P. O. Box scr"
 The meeting of the bU,1< of health Friday was the first aIeNstng Of the new board of health. composed of County Attorney ". c. Gilmore, Gus Hickey chairman of the board of supervisors. and Dr. l.. l.. Miner, sup erintendent Of CSJnty health.
 IT the campaign of education rela- tive 10 trachoma does NOt have the effect Of reducing the number of cases of trachoma and preventing its furth- CT spread, the board will probably ask that trained nurses be put in charge Of the treatment Of the dis ease at places Of segsgaJion.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03
GLORIOUS NEWS

comes from Dr. J. T Curtiss, Dwight, Kan He writes: T not only have cured bad cases Of eczema in my patients with Electric Bi;ters, but also cured myself by them Of the sane disease. i feel sure they will benefit any case oG eczema" This shows what thousands have proved. that Electric Bitters is a most effective blood purifier. Its an excellent rem edy for eczema, letter, salt rheum, ulcers. boils and running sores. lt liver, kidneys and bowels. eXpels pOisons, helps digestion. builds up the strength. Price 50 cts. Sac- istaction guaranteed by all druggists
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03

And yet. if an attempt were made. as Governor Wilson suggests. to i'm prison some or those trust "dum- mics. they would doubtless be able to articulate with sufficient distinct ness to enlist some very able counsel in their behalL-lndianapc.is News.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03

You judge a man not by what Ee promises to do. but what he has done. That is the only true test Cham berlain's Cough Remedy judged by thls standard has no superior. Peo- rle everywhere speak of it in the highest terms of praise. For sale b. all dealers. PIP
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03
DETENTION HOUSE
 Is SUGGESTED BY
 SUPERVISOR BOARD
Needed Institution to Be Erected If City Will
 Pay Half
HEALTH BOARD MEETS

At the meeting of the county board Of health at Tombstone Friday, the erection of a joint city and county detention hospital of permanent character was advocated and en. dOrsed The plan Of the board will be taken up with the county board oi supervisors and the city cou--sl of Bisbee lt is proposed to have the expense of erecting and equip ping such a building borne equally by both.
 There is at present no such hos pital or place that might serve as such. even temporarily. in the War ren district The tent that was form erlly used for this purpose. located at the city dump, has been stolen by some one and in view of the presence of small pOX at Douglas and the possibility of it's spread 10 the Warren district and other parts of the county. the board believes thgl such a hospital a permanent one, should be provided. Three new cases of small pOX were reported at Doug las Friday. and the action of the board in recommending huch a hos pital is in anticipation of its spread 10 the Warren district. though there are no cases Of the disease here at present
 Trachoma Situation
 The trachoma situation in the schools of the Warren district was also considered at the board Of health meeting The board author ized a campaign of education to com bat the spread of the dl-ease, in the hope that the parents of the children affected might cooperate in the mat ter If this can be obtained, il parents can be induced to see the seriousness Of the disease if al- lowed 10 go untreated. the spread Of the disease will be fought from the inside. as it were. rather than leav- ing the matter entirely in the hands of the health authorities. As a part of this campaign of education, each child in the schools of the district has been given a card bearing the signatures of the county and city health physicians. DTS. Miner and Hunt. stating the diagnosis of the childs eye affection. granulated lids, suspected trachoma. developed tracho- ma. and eyes in normal condition. The cards contain the following ad- vice:
 "Trachoma is a disease of the eye lids. which may pass
 through three different stages. The first two periods may cause few symptoms. The third stage may leave the eyes damagec be- yOnd use
 When trachoma is known to
 exist in schools. etc, il is best to consider all cases of graduated lids as SUSPICIOUS" All ~sus-
 picious" cases should receive
 treatment. Il the case is one oG
 follicular cOniunctivitis, it
 will clear up rapidly, as a rule. To disringuishs between tTacho-
 ma and follicular conIuncuvjtis may sometimes be impossible un-
 til after treatment has been c3r-
 ried on a short time
 Persons with trachoma will
 not be admitted into the United
 States. In its contagious form it is subject 10 quarantine.
 There are many cases of
 trachoma in and around Bisbee
 lt would seem unWise 10 keep
 this large number Of children from school Such cases will he
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03
SUPERVISORS BUSY
 BOARD AT SESSION
Ccontinued from page Il

bids. etc, 70 the Tombstone Pros pectOr. printing divided among these TWO papers and The Review, this pa- Der securing the great register, bal lots, the tax rolls and an ruled forms used in the various county offices.
 There were numerous bidders to supply Inc automobiles. theFe. being thirteen cars offered The award was finally made 10 J II Henderson. Of this ciry. whose machine WIS the hI1hest prEced offered, 2.100 for a C. C. Cole Al the s,-me time. Mir Hen der~on offered the machine he has been using himself for St,C00 This bid was accepted on motion of Super EisOr William Riggs who stated that he believed it was best for the county in purchasing a machine. 60 purchase 1t a good price as he considered that by so doing there would he a saving in repairs and it would he found 10 be cheapest in the end His motion therefore prevailed re bids ranged as low as $500 for ote O! the second hand machines
 Care of lndigert
 The care or the indi sent sick Tn Risbeee and Lowell was awarded to Dr. Havley at sl>O, this being mere iy for care of sick. and not including necessary autopsies performed.
 In Benson the award Nas tO Dr. C. < Powell. for S16N. Nhill Doug las was held in abeyance until it shall be decided who shall be- made physician in charge Of The county hos pital and the duties vii, -hen be com llned.
 For burying indigcnt dead in the Warren district, Robert Henr2ssy bid S22.50, which is S5 less lan the pres ent figure this being what was form erly paid for graves The city now demands Sl7.j0. and this the board win not pay. Chairman f1Skey said if the city would not Continue to furnish graves al the tJrmer price the board could obtain ground and es- tablish a burial ground. and would do SO. The bid was seld in abeyance. an Chairman Hickey s 10 take up city council.
 For Feeding Prisoners
 Feeding prisoners in Bisbee was let Co Raich and Lopizich at l3 cents a meal. served in jail, or go cents served on the road when prisoners are at work. At Tombstone Kr.schen- becker and Sons were awarded the contract at 19 cents per meal At Douglas the contract w2s awarded 10 G, l.. Murphy at 17 cenisL
 Deputy sherifs iu BSsbee and Low ell are allowed Slj extra for feed for a horses.
 Figures on Bridges
 For the first time tho figures Of the vote cast at the recent election on bridges were announced These were. Charleston, for. 22S against. GAS. and. for 1gI. against G6g- Fai!.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03

Smart and fashionable ladies are going to wear feathers on their shoes next season the inevitable result, we suppose, of all this turkey trotting.- Washington Post.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-12-06
REGISTER MEN ON TRIAL.
Government Probe Into Methods Of
National Cash Folk On.

Cincinnati-Henry B. James, an au-
tomobile salesman, the opening wit
ness for the government in the case Of
President John III. Patterson and &c
other officials or former officials Of the
National Cash Register company,
charged with violating the criminal
section of the Sherman antitrust act,
occupied all of Wednesdays session in
the case and was on the stand when
court adjourned.
Letters to James from the company,
purporting to show that knockout
men were sent into James territory
at Detroit were admitted over siren
uous objections by the defense.
James also testified that the Weyler
Cash Register company, of Detroit,
while refusing to sell out to the Ma
tional company, sold out to some one
he did not know, and that short time
afterwards the plant became known
as the Detroit Cash Register COM
pany, with John II. Parson as presi-
dent.
After operating about three months,
according to James, during which in
ferior machines were produced, the
company was dissolved and the plant
was moved to the Dayton works of the
National Cash Register company.