The border vidette., 1914-06-06
ARIZONA NOTES.
Items of Interest Called From Our
 Exchanges.

Trampled under the feet of a
 Charles Stewart. a well known
 Salt River valley man, was
 Saturday seriously if not ia tall v
 injured at the Shute livery barn
 in Globe.
 June 1 there were HOO names
 signed to the petition asking for
 sta tewide prohibition. which is
 being circulated by the Sta te Temperance association and
 which will be presented to the
 voters at the coming fall election. Of that number 774 are residents
 of Phoenix.
 For d serious consideration at
 once of the subject of state
 bond issue in an amount suffi-
 ciert to construct a system of
 state highways in Arizona, is
 the primary reason for the call
 ing of a meeting at Prescott on
 July 3 Of the Arizona Good
 Roads association, Arizona divi- sion of the National Highways association.
 A sociability run to Nogales for June 13 and II, Saturday and Sunday, was decided upon at a meeting of the Tucson Mo- torcycle club last evening. An effort will be made to get d. very large representation of riders from club members, and the run will be one of the best ever made by the club. Already an invita- ton to the club has been made by NOgaleS citizens.
 Governor Hunt has been ad- vised by Congressman Carl Hayden that the appropriat tion of $50. .OOO for the enforcement of the Mclean law, enacted for the protection of migratory game birds, has been approved by both houses of congress and undoubtly will receive the pre- sident's signature. The govern OF and a number of Arizonans wired to Washington urging that such an appropriation be made.
 The death Monday at Tucson of Edward Morris. a poor alien without friends or money, re lieved the United States govern ment of the task of deporting him to Canada on May 2S, as had been ordered by the inn migration authorities. Morris was an indigent health seeker who came from Canada to the sunny climate of Arizona in the hopes that he might be cured He was unable to work, and when he grew worse he applied for admission to the county hospital, when it was disclosed that he was an alien.
 A quit claim deed to the land | on which the San Xavier Mis- sion is built is included among nine quit claim deeds field yes terday by c. A. Guittard, of Los Angeles, attorney for the heirs and assigns of Robert F. Hunt CT, in the records office at the Pima county court house. The quit claims deeds convey an un divided half interest in 32S4 acres of land in Southern Ariz- ona and were given in Decem- Der 1880 by captains of Indian villages to Robert F. Hunter, of Washington, D. O., for his ser vices in verifying the claims of the PapagoeS to lands on which they had lived and claimed to OWn-Star.
 Prescott, the Mine High City, is this year celebrating the Fourth of July with one of the greatest Frontier Day programs ever staged in the state. The only thing to be regretted is that this splendid celebration is being stagged on a day when many of the other towns of the north part of the state are cele- brating the Nations Natal Day, and therefore detracting from this big show. But those who go from home to see the other fellows show we would advise to not overlook the Prescott show. Prescott is most delight fully situated for summer show, high among the pines, where the weather is always delightfully."- cool and refreshing and where there is always a wei come to the stranger within the