The border vidette., 1913-03-29
ARIZONA NOTES.
Items of Interest CuIIed From Our
 Exchanges.


 south of the Episcopal church. Tie residents became greatly upset over Miller's mining oper- ations.
 Owing to the fact that the Southern Methodist church in Tucson lost it's organization some years ago and the records have
 been misplaced, reorgoniza- tion of the church was effected Sunday night.
 Ex Lieutenant Rogers of com Dany K, who was arrested by the state authorities of Sonora recently for repairing a tele- graph line that had been cut, has been released from jaii, ac cording to adviceS received by friends in Tucson. His mother resides at Empalme.
 At Globe, county officials in veStigating sudden death had a narrow escape when their auto was struck by a motor truck eighteen miles from the city on road to Roosevelt. The car was temporarily disabled and occup- ants missed being hurled over an enbankment by the smallest margin possible.
 A. ". Flickinger, of the Patagonia Development com pany, reports a good inquire for lots, and during the last week has sold one i'll a good business location, with several other pro- spective buyers in view. It is reported that the Chinese store in Patagonia is figuring on a lot for a laundry.-Patagonian.
 The camp of Ray is prosper ing and fully COCO people are buying their supplies in that camp. Twonew concrete stores have been opened at Ray and the camp appears very active. Merchants there say that 5000 people in that section are buy ing supplies in Ray and the camp is more prosperous than ever before.
 s. VenegaS. a member of Gov ernor Jose Maria Maytorena's party here, was fined five dollars by the City Recorder Cowan yesterday morning, on the charge of having been intoxicated Sat urday afternoon. The fine was paid by Florencio Maytorena, the governors brother. Vene- gas is said to be a Sonora news paper editor.
 The office of the United States Ia fo nix about April l. Instructions to make the change have been received from the department of justice by Marshal c. A. Over lock. The reduction of expenses is believed to be the reason for the change. The government pays S1 GOO per year rent for the three rooms in the court house.
 The Arizona legislature pass ed the bill appropriating S25.- GOO to build a bridge across the Colorado river at Needles, pro- viding the general government and the state of California will appropriate like amount for the same project. A bill of a like nature passed the legis lature some time ago in the matter of bridge across the Colorado at Yuma.
 Adam Coplentz, alias Newman, who has been living with his six weeks bride in Phoenix, made an unsuccessful attempt to com init suicide last Monday after noon by taking carbolic acid. His wife was Miss Buelah Brown and her parents objected to the marriage. When she found that the young man had attempted his own life, she made no move to be of any assistance.
 The board of supervisors yes terday appointed B. R. Hogan as justice of the peace-peace being purely a theoretical es sence-at Arivaca. and Walter Bailey was named constable. The two appointees came to Tucson and told the supervisors that conditions at Arivaca were unbearable and got jobs on the strength of their story. It is said that the influx of refugees from Mexico has brought many undesira bleS into the camp and the Arizona nights there worthy of new stories from the pen of Alfred Henry Lewis Star.