The border vidette., 1914-06-27

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 German barber, on Morley Ave.
 in Brickwood building, guaran-
 tees'his work, and respectfully 1 invites you to give him a trial. I Every thing neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv, | Everybody who cai. get away, will spend the glorious Fourth | m Patagonia. The big special
 train will leave Nogales at eight
 o'clock on the morning of the
 Fourtil; and return after the big
 dance, early Sunday morning. ~ Tuesday the body of Private
 Frank Rivers, the colored troop
 CT, who was shot at the carnival last Saturday night, was taken
 to Fort Huachuca. for burial.
 The body was escorted to the train by the 12th infantry band and a. detail of soldiers from the 10th cavalry.
 Drg John Beckeft of-this city, is making-a a splendid reputation as a surgeon. Of the many diff ficult operations recently per formed by Dr. Beckert at the Sisters Hospital in this city, every one has been a success, and the popular young medico's fame is spreading.
 Attorney Frank Barry and w. Rockford Kibby, Jr:Hj returned Thursday from Tucson where they had been attending United States federal court, on business connected with the law suit with J. =-G. Hall, who~was recently aHa rded a jud for $2O, GOO. An appeal was entered, in the U. $. court. !: Monday afternoon the body of the 12th infantry soldier, shot and killed last. Saturday at the carnival, at the time the colored trooper was shot, was shipped to Kentucky for burial. The body was escorted to the train by the military band and the company of soldiers to which the dead soldier belonged.
 The following gentlemen will enter the automobile race be- tween NoRales and Patagonia on July Fourth; John Jund, Cadillac, w. E. Karns. Ford; Castillo Mitchell; Proto, Stutz; Fuller of Sonoita, Packard. There will also be motorcycle race ;@ to Patagonia, between Renshaw, Walker and Baker.
 E., R. Briggs, manager of the big Timber yards at Tucson, was here several days boosting for the Fourth of July celebration at Patagonia. MT. Briggs has erected a mammoth platform for the grand Fourth of July dance, ,. to which everybody is cordially .inyited---LTango-and- other pop; ular up to- the minute dances are, not barred. :; : Tom .Gittins; the we'll known millnqau, is.':back; from the New State mines at Elephant Head, near the Pima county line. The nine1 Is nov producing good ore and next week will commence shipping ore from Amado station. at: the rate of one car load a day. Frank Fitch and Harry Williams, both of No gales, are working at the New State mine. !
 Today in Judge O'Connor's court, arguments are being heard in the famous Three R mining case. Frank Hereford and Jack Williams are attorneys for Colonel Richardson,- and F. J. Heney and F. J.. Duffy are .representing Ben Heney. The The case may go to the jury=this evening. Heney claims one fourth interest in the :a great copper mine,
 The famous Baca float case has finally been settled, accord ing to telegrams received last Monday from Washington. The United States supreme court decided the case in favor of the claimants, with whom the settlers will now have to do business. There are more than one hundred thousand acres in the grant, much of which is excellent farming land.
 J. W. Weatherford, Democra- tic. candidate for. Corporation Commissioner, whose home is in Flagstaff, where he has resided many years, after spending a few days here fixing his political fencaS. de1arted Thursday f0r