The border vidette., 1914-11-07
NOVEMBER 7, 1911.
LOCAL NEWS.

carload of coal Place your orders
 now. adv.
 A full line of Lowneys Fine Chocolates just arrived and kept on ICE International Drug Go. Phone 67. adv. General Bliss, U. S. A., ac- companied by his staff, is visit ing the 12th infantry, having arrived yesterday.
 ORANGE BLOSSOMS INDY direct from Factory to our Re frigerator At prices that are Right. International Drug Co.,, Phone 67. adv. P. J. Munch, after a months vacation, which he spent sight seeing in different sections of Santa Cruz county, is again holding down his old desk in the local Southern Pacific railway station, under Agent Spriggs.
 Charley Thompson, long time chief clerk for the Southern Pacific at Nogales, has accepted a responsible position with JOffroy & Levin, the we'll known customs brokers and commission agents of this city. MT. Thomp son always makes good.
 Hon. J. S. Gatlin, who with George Parker and George Fled Ter will sit as members of the next Democratic board of super viSorS, is visitor in NogaleS. MT. Ga tin recelved the highest number of votes and will occupy the office for the four-year term; Parker and Fiedler will serve two years. MT. Gatlin desires to thank the voters of Nogales and Santa Cruz county for the splendid vote he received.
 Judge Frank J. Duffy, chair Central Committee, has gone to Phoenix to assist in the winding up the business of the Com mittee. The Democrats of Ariz- ona made no mistake when they unanimously selected Judge Duff fly to act as chairman of the Committee. The Democratic victory throughout the state. is complete, as shown by. the re- turns. Much credit is also due c. c. Thompson, secretary and treasurer of the Committee, and Harry Johnson, his assistant.
 Wednesday night at Maricopa.. :. 'Maricopa Slim," Powers one of Arizona's most notorious special officers, and a deputy sheriff of Maricopa county, was shot and killed by a negro con nected with the Al G. Barnes circus. The negro was also shot and is not expected to live. Maricopa Sims last words were; ''The $. P. has got me at last" It is said that Maricopa Slim has shot and killed a dozen men, many of them being unarmed at the time. He was probably the best known, most feared special officer in the southwest.
 Dr. Kingsley, superintendent of the state asylum at Phoenix, accompanied by Mrs. Kingsley and the little girl, after spend iug several days at the pleasant country home of Senator and Mrs. J. A. Harrison, returned to the capital city the forepart of the week, being accompanied by MT. and Mrs. J. J. Lowe, also citizens of Santa Cruz coun- ty, who enjoyed several days here with friends. MT. Lowe is steward of the asylum for the insane. He and Dr. Kingsley at last Mondays election cast two perfectly good Democratic votes. The cross country trip to Phoe nix was made by automobile, driven by Dr. Kingsley.
 Last Monday afternoon, under the auspices of the Elks, of which deceased was an honored member, the funeral of R. c. Williams, the mining man, who on October 29, died in this city, from the effects of a gun-shot wound, believed to be self in ficted, while temporarily insane, was held from Marsh's Under taking Parlors. The funeral was largely attended by brother Elks and friends of deceased, all of whom deeply regret his sad, untimely passing The funeral service was read by the Chaplain Webb, 12th Infantry, to whom the thanks of the Elks