The border vidette., 1912-05-18

SiIuI le1.S lLVIIllSCIs Ol dII W VI Os Ohio, is a guest at the Monte
 zuma hotel. Besides owning good mining property in Sonora,
 Frank has big tract of land in Oregon worth hundred dollars per acre. Twenty years ago Frank paid - for the land, believing at the time he was
 Stung. Now he IS independent, and only mines for the love of it.
 Senator M. A. Smith. will introduce a boundary bill pro- viding that the Ft. Grant mili- tary reservation shall be granted to the state of Arizona for the purpose of an industrial school for incorrigible children. The bill will further provide that such parts of the reservation as are not adopted to agricultural uses for the purposes of the school shall be made a game preserve for the protection of deer and elk.
 Captain Willie Glasson, son of MT. and Mrs. John GlaSSon. has gone to the Three-R mine to accept position undepSManager Sultan. Captain Glasson served with honor in the Madero army last year and still holds a com mission as captain. Recently he was rendered q command under Colonel CamberOS, stationed at NOgales, Sonora, but declined with thanks, 70 accept a more lucrative and less strenuous position at the 3-R.
 w. H. Smith, secretary of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold and Copper Company, this week closed deal with Sam Leeker, proprietor of the Fl Paso Store, for the handsome Leeker resi- dence now occupied by Mrs. Karns and sons. Mrs. Smith and the children who have been spending the winter with rela- tives at Del Rio, Texas. will re- turn to NOgaleS about June first occupying their new home, one of the cOSieSt in the city.
 Thursday morning Major Chas. Hine, vice president of the Southern Pacific of Mexico. re- turned to Tucson from a trip down the West Coast on Com pany business. All the rolling stock south of San Bias has been moved to Empalme pending settlement of condition in that section Of the country, and re- gently Major Hine and all his assistants have been very busy men. Many train men from the south have returned to the United States to remain until after the war is over.
 At the request of delegation of taxpayers-Republicans and Democrats G. Bowman has agreed to accept the nomination for councilman on the Citizens Taxpayer Ticket, to be voted for at the coming municipal cleo tion to be held May 27th, filling the vacancy on the ticket caused by the withdrawal of Mr. w. F. OvertOn'S name. w. c. Bow man is a wide-awabe business man, a taxpayer who is deeply interested in the welfare of our city, and as a member of the SOuACll WILL guard the interests of the tax payers.
 Tuesday morning MT. McCord of the McCord- Wick million acre tract of land situated out in the Altar district, Sonora, Mexico, went down to Santa Ana, thence by auto to his big property where Jefferson Davis Rountree is drilling for artesian water. MT. McCord was accom- panied by MT Rountree and F. H. Moore, driver of Mr. McCord's big automobile. There is no trouble out in that section of the country where Jeff says nobody lives and the dogs bark at strangers"
 To the regret of his numerous friends, City .Coucilman w. F. OvertOn positively refuses to permit his name to go before the voters of NogaleS, as candi-- date for reelection at the muni- cipal election to be held on the 27th day of May. MT. Overton is one of NOgales's best citizens. as we'll as one of her most cap- able business mon. At this time when many thousand dollars of the peoples money are being eX- pended and men of high buSi-