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The border vidette., 1915-02-13
RESOLUTION.

WHEREAS, the Revised Statutes of | the State of Arizona, 1913 Sections 1851 and 1852, regarding the granting of | franchises by a municipal corporation, provide that the Town Council of such municipal corporation may pass a reso | iution to the effect that they deem any proposed franchise to be beneficial for such municipal corporation and that such proposed franchise be submitted
 to the qualified electors of such muni- cipal corporation at general election or at a special election called for that purpose; and
 WHEREAS Nogales Electric Light. Ice and Water Company has made ap plication for a franchise which has been submitted to the Ordinance Com mittee of thls Council, and which has
 been favorabIy reported by said Ordi- nance Committee;
 NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE SOLVED that the Common Council of the Town of Nogales, Arizona, deem
 the granting of said proposed franchise
 beneficial for the said town of Nogales, Arizona; and
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the question, as to whether said franchise shall be granted, be submi- tied to the qualified electors of the said town of Nogales. Arizona, at special election to be called for that purpose; and
 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED tn at said special election be, and the same is hereby, called for the purpose hereinabove men ntioned for Monday, the 18th day of March, 1915; and
 BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED that the expenses of said special cleo tion be borne and paid by the said No gales Electric Light. Ice and Water Company, and that said Nogales Elec-
The border vidette., 1915-02-13
STATE OF ARIZONA, Ia County of Santa Cruz.

This is to certify that the above and foregoing is a true and complete copy of the resolution and proposed fran chise presented to the Common Council of the town of Nogales, Arizona, at its regular meeting held in the town of Nogales. Arizona, on Monday. Febru- ary l. 1915, which said resolution was. passed by q majority vote of the mem- bers of the said Common Council.
 w. c. BUDGE,
 Clerk, of the Common Council of the town of Nogales, Arizona.
 Dated February II, 1915. Seal.
 Containing the words:
 Town of Nogales, Santa Cruz Ooun- ty, Arizona. Incorporated July 22, 1893. 2-13 5t.
The border vidette., 1915-02-13

Judge w. A. O'Connor, aftel spending a few days in Nogales
 has returned to Florence, Ariz
 Ona, where he now makes his
 homo. Last s a UT d ay Mr
 O'CI nor took the examlnatior | for inspector at the U, $. GUS
 toms house.
 Frank Bazurto, formerly q
 well known Nogales boy who
 has for couple of years past
 been residing in Tucson, has re
 turned and is conducting the
 Fl PdlaciO saloon in the hand
 sOmely decorated room in front l of the Mexican customs house,
 between Nos. f and 6, Campillo
 street.
 Frank Powers, many years
 the lucky owner of the great Worlds Fair mine in the liar
 shaw district, this county, better
 known as Powers Bank, after spending several days in No
 gales visiting old friends, de-
 parted for his home in Oakland,
 California, last Thursday. MT. Powers expressed himself as be- ing greatly pleased with the manner in winch his "bank" is being conducted. and says the old property is still Santa Cruz county's "best bet.'
 Walter E. Holt, secretary treasurer of the Cerro de Plata Mining Company, has returned from a combined business and pleasure visit to Ell Paso, Tex, and Las Cruces, New Mexico. At El Paso he purchased tube mill for his company's silver bonanza mines at Cerro de Plata, Sonora, at Las Cruces he enjoy ed couple of days visit with his mother, Mrs. Lydia B. Holt, Yesterday MT. Holt continued south to the mines, making the trip as far as Cumeral in the company's big auto driven by Jesse Chatham.
 MT. King, the well known mining man, who with MT. R. Stephenson operated valu- able mining property in Sonora, until bandits raided their camp and after killing several Mex ican guards carried everything of value away, is back from HermoSillo, where he had been on business connected with his property. He was accompanied by MT. Stephenson, who recent ly returned from visit with his family in California. Messrs. King and Stephenson are anxi- ous to resume active operations at their property.
 Governor Hunt, who this | week visited Tucson for the | purpose of attending a meeting of Regents of tue University of said to the press of Tucson: The proposition for the establishment of a museum with the university, is one of | my pet measures. I am in favor of it. It would be of great value to the state I heartily appre- ciate the interest that MT. w. B. Barnes is taking in the measure" Now let's all pull together and help MT. Barnes secure an ap- from the legislature for a museum or archaeology.
 Major Fred Krohn, superin- tendent of the Nogales- Cananea branch of the S. P. of of M, was here the forepart of the week on company business. He stated that he had not been off cially notified that General Gales sentenced him to death. just as soon as the Major can meet the General, he will interview him regarding the proposition. Major Krohn says ne is taking no part in the Gales Maytorena controversy in Son. ora, and in the future will take he same interest in looking af- jer the welfare of his company, IS he has in the past.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
WINDSOR TRACK
is READY FOR
THE RUNNERS

Evidence OF The interest taken In
the July meeting OF the Windsor
Jockey club this year Is found IN the
early requests for stall room. A
baltimore horsemAn was the first TO
send in an application and others
have already been received. The
track II now In splendid condition
and four horsemen are nov working
their speedsters over II. I'd GlRssco
has four runners working out at
Windsor now, and James Hendricks.
OF Detroit. has three training across
he river. George Allen has two and
Frank Dolan Is giving Okemes. his
King Plate entry, daily joys there.
The early dope has II thst okemes
will be the favcrite In the famous
Canadian classic.
Some time has already been re.
corded at the Windsor oval. the
three-eighths IN 81 seconds being an
example OF the performances this
week The standards and compart-
ments for the part mutuel machines
have been constructed. At least IS
q the new wagering devices will be
installed for the July meeting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
Pictures Can't Come
Through Gotham
Port

Il. I.
NEW YORK. April s.-Repor,s
reaching here today or Champion
less WIZARDS Trip through the caro-
linas and virginia told Of the eoutin-
nance Of Els riumphsi progress froni
Havana.
New York fight fans we're ssething
in excitement today over the ad-
vent Of the neg champion. Promoter
Jack CurIey arrives here tonight 10
prepare for a hip-hurrah reception
Willard Is due In Baltimore late this
afternoon and viii give an exhibit
ton there. lie viii arrive here to
morrow evening and give an exhibit
tion at ST. Nicholas rink A brass
band and squad OF Boy Scouts will
be his escort OF honor from the sta
ton.
Films OF willard's victory will not
be allowed 20 enter New York ports.
United States District Attorney Mar.
shall declared today lie doubted II
the Aims could be brought In at any
pert. because Of the federal Law pro
hih.ting importation OF interstate
transportation Of prize hght movies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
CHICAGO Federal Club Start Raid On White Sox and C
EVER HEAR " eEFoREf
WALSH GOOD AS EVER

Los ANGELES. April ED
Walsh, White sox HEAVIER. who
was left behind In Los Angeles
b Manager Rowland 10 have his
salary arm treated. believes he
Is getting as good as he ever
was.
Under treatment by DR.. Spen-
cor walsh's arm Is gradually get.
ting stronger. and today he was
toll that by the first OF the week
he could begin light pitching
practice, The muscles OF walsh's
arm have been stretched and the
spot that gave him so much
trouble Is healing nicely. accord
Ing TO the big fellow.
Il will be as good as ever: OF
this | am confident" said Walsh.
II can tell by the way my arm
feels. II hasn't felt so good for
long time. Il really believe Il
Is as good as ever"
Walsh viii practice with Los
Angeles players at Washington
park
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
New York Is Settling With
Plans for Champs Welcome
GuLFPORT FOLKS OFF
MUGGSY AND MATTY

GULFPORT. Miss. April g.
The Detroit Tigers lost none OF
their popularity here because OF
!. the visit OF tie New York Giants
this week Manager McGraw
snd Christy Matthewson had been
billed as special attractions. but
nsither came from New Orleans
and the coast had TO be satisfied
with a contest between the les
ser Giants and the New Orleans
Peiicans. whose faces are familiar
here. Jennings always has pro.
duced his stars when he prom
iSed them. and he is in much BET
ter favor here than his old team
mate OF IN Baltimore Oriole
days. President Hampstead and
Secretary Foster. of the Giants.
were here With the team and
we're literally entertained by
Landlord Lynch. OF the Great
Southern hotel The Giants were
invited to train here next year.
but the officials declined because
they prefer an inland camp and
own their grounds at Marlin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
lew M'ALL|STER WILL
PLAY FOR M'INTYRE AT
LINCOLN THIS SEASON
c. SCHMIDT ADDS UNCLE
SAM TO MAILING LIST

II Charley Schmidt doesn't
write some OF hts famous lengthy
and VIGOROUS literary protests 10
President Wilson. 1t will De be-
cause he has writer's cramp, for
the first time in his life. The
former Tiger has q grievance
against the government that over
shadows the numerous other grtey-
ances be has nursed all these,
years. He Is positive the United
States government has buncoed
him. This spring the Mobile club.
Of which he Is manager. purchas-
cd the release OF pitcher named
Crandall from the United States
army. Now Crandall has Jumped
the team. and Schmidt has called
upon the National Commission 10
make Uncle Sam pay back the
money. IL seems that Crandall
worked Schmidt in clever man
ner to get his release from mill
tary service
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09

Veteran Leaves to Join
Old Tigers New
Club
MATY GETS INTO
THE GAME HIMSELF
Given Outfielder By
Navin' Mory" Is
Coming Home
BY HAROLD V. WILCOX.

Lew McAllister, the veteran De
troit catcher. who has played in
nearly every league worth while in
the country. has packed his duds and
trusty mitt and set sail for Lincoln.
Neb., where he expects TO backstop
FOR Matty McIntyre's Western league
team this year.
Law had planned 20 go 10 Gulfport
this spring and get into condition
with the Tigers. incidentally giving
the recruit pitchers the benefit Of his
experience, but at the last moment
he changed his mind and was left
behind. Meanwhile be had evidently
came 10 an agreement with Mcintyre.
who left last month to take his arst
whirl at the managing game. and the
next that was heard OF McAllister
was that he was on his way. Lincoln
bound. Lew still has lot OF good
baseball left in him, and. il he es-
capes injuries. he Is Likely 90 prove
. valuable man. for Marty.
The Tigers donated one player to
Mcintyre this spring Outhelder
CsrIefon. who had been sent to
Wilkesbarre, was transferred 70 Lin
coin shortly after the Jungaieers
went south. Carleton is the Kalama-
roo player who was Disposed OF by
President Nayin without q trial
According to dispatches filtering in
nom Lincoln. Matty Is IN the game
himself this pear. when he left De-
troit lie had noe jnade up his mind
whether he would Dlay or not. The
story OF a recent contest between
lancoln and the White Sox tells OF
one hit for Mcintyre and another
vicious drive from the former Tigers
bat hauled down In sensational man
ner BY Demmitt.
That In interpreted 10 mean that
the outfelder is refusing to be salts
Ned with being a bench manager ex-
clusively. Mafty's hit was one OF
two 10 which Cicotte held Lincoln.
The Hose hurier won his game. . TO
0. The white Sox made nine hits.
but scored one Of their runs On an
error. which does not speak especial
" well for Manager Rowlands high
" reputed ability TO make his pro-
tsges run the bases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
NO BOXING
UNTIL FALL
GlascO Announces End
of Windsor Fight
Season

There will be no more boxing at
the Windsor Athletic club this sea
son. Proomter Ed Glassco an.
nouneed this morning that the Ben
ME Mcneil and Carl Pederson bout.
scheduled for next Wednesday. will
not be staged at windsor. and that
he will close ais arena at once until
next fall II Is probable that the
Mcneil Pederson bout win be staged
al Mt Clemens Giassco having con.
scented TO transfer his rights In the
match TO Promoter McGovern. OF
the Bath City.
Glassco has usually wound up the
Windsor boxing season about the
time the baseball season started.
bu, this year he had planned TO put
ON At leas; two more cards The
poor card and attendance wednes-
day night and the possibility OF de
creased attendance because OF mis-.
unltI NONNfththk tht ~
titude OF the Canadian immigration
oficials toward hght fans from De.
troit. caused him to change his
mind.
II hasn't been a very profitable
winter for the Windsor club. Glass
co has suffered in common with
fight promoters In all parts OF 'he
country, although II Is not probable
that he secured worse than an even
break He made some money from
the welsh-Drouillard fight. enough
at least 10 Offset his losses from
some OF the more poorly attended
cards. throughout the winter he
stuck largely TO home talent. and
the Welsh tight was the only one for
which he raised his prices. He con
sidered his policy wise. and will
continue Il next year. unless the
public seems 10 be more inclined 20
pay for the privilege OF seeing a
number OF the pugilists OF national
note.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
RAYLS HOPE TO
TIE UP SERIES

The RayIs and Detroit ~" meet
tonight in the second game for the
state basketball championship. With
Tuesdays game lost. the Rayls will
have TO win tonight 20 even get a
chance al the title, and q revival OF
tho Old battling spirit Is expected.
Since the game viii be played at the
Moose temple the home court OF the
hardware representatives. the Rayls
arc conceded a chance 10 even up
the series The ~" however, IL
confident that two straight wins will
be their portion Huebner's tossers
figure that they had 80 much on the
Rayls Tuesday night that a change
OF courts cannot handicap them SUN.
GENTLY TO make defeat probable The
same llnsups viii be used. Walker
having recovered from his injury
Remington and Steimle will oficiats
again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
FiRsT TIGERS HERE
TOMORROW.

Croundkeeper Haisman IL taking
advantage OF a week OF fine weather
to prepare Navin field for the open.
ing day. There IL not a whole lot To
be done at the Tiger lot this year.
Haisman 10 patching up the diamond.
remodeling the pitchers box and re.
tpforcing the sod along the base
lines. where Jennings Is accustomed
TO gambol A little painting and a
lot OF sweeping out and scrubhing
- all that r. being done TO the stands.
The club house was made ready
for the team yesterday, as several OF
the players wiz drop into Detroit TO
night or In the morning from Dayton.
and win 60 right to work at the field,
the weather permitting. Catchers
Baker and Peters and Pitchers Karr,
Lsdbettcr. Cavet. Reynolds and old.
ham win form the advance guard
George Moriarey. who is going "a
allow his injured foot to rest until the
season opens. will act as chaperons
Tor the youngsters. AS there Is nc
chsnce for Moriarty playing before
"Wednesday. now that he has decided
TO come home for q few days, Johr
Roesink viii have none but bsttery
men from which to recruit for hi,
game at Mack park Sunday. Tn,
pitchers can take care OF the out
Held for him. but he will have &c
pick up an infield from the loca
semipro ranks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
PlOU Gives Dust Battle, But That
First Speedway FurrOU Is Turned

IL Park Commissioner William T.
Dust ever seeks once al the hands
Of agriculturists. be will do well to
suppress certain moving pictures
taken al the site OF the new motor
speedway yesterday afternoon. In
the absence Of Mayor Marx. Mr.. Dust
consented 10 turn the FIRST furrow
for the construction of the big pro-
jet He did succeed in turning a
furrov. but the movies recorded a
rerspirins gentleman engaged IN a
see saw battle with a big pillow that
threatened not 10 go the limit. Only
iadomitable perseverance finished
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
FED RAID
| ON SOXAND
| CUBS, PLAN
Baseball War In "Chi"
Starts In Dead
Earnest
BARS DOWN, SAYS
| OUTLAW CHIEF
I h o m a 8 Weeghman
Friendship Is
| Broken A

CHICAGO. April s.-Civii war.
fare. which slipped into Chicago In
the person OF Pitcher George Neon
nell. today blared forth In all Its
Shermanish intensity.
Without even the preliminary and
well known ultimatums. President
Charley Thomas of the Cubs, and
President Charley weeghman. OF
the Feds. are sirding up their type
writer's for the battle.
Il had kept on the Cubs and soI
players" wrote Prexy Weeghman.
"but the bars are down now. Or
gained baseball had me running all
over the country n short time ago
trying TO settle the baseball war.
while they were stacking the cards
against me. Now this Mcconnell
stun. with Thomas spilling all this
friendship gun. has settled n. I
signed Mcdonnell legally. II Thorn
as. however. had been decent about
u, | would have passed him up ~
that. But now it's too late. It's a
figh, 20 a hnish with me"
"weeghman had no right 20 sign
Mcconnell" said Thomas. "and Ae
knows IL Well hght to get him
back"
Both men have been friends for
wears
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
BOEHLERDAY
NO SUCCESS
Tigers Journey to Day.
ton For Game,
Today
Fros. a sta0 Correspondent.

From q Sfdn COrrespondsHf.
CINCINNATI. o.. April s.-The en-
tire Tiger squad viii leave here this
morning for Dayton, o., where a
game ALL be played this afternoon
against the Central league club in
the food city, Tonight some battery
men and George MorIarty viii return
to Detroit. the remainder OF the
squad going to indianapolis for a
series at the home town Of Bush and
Darss. The latter is planning 10
eelehrate a return TO form by pitch
ing a sensational game al the Hoos
Ter capital tomorrow or Sunday.
George BoehIer days are not the
most successful thing IN the world.
Last year throng OF friends from
the home town. ISawrenceyilie, Ind.
came over 10 Cincy TO see their idol
hurl. and he was knocked out OF the
box. The LAwreneeville delegation
was back again yesterday. and saw
Boehler defeated in q 10 3 contest.
The Reds took three straight games
by single run margin in each. and
Jennings is raving today.
Boehler was touched up for IL
hits. but be KEEP; them scattered
and issued but three bases on balls.
which had nothing to do with the
result. Errors by Kavanagh and
Mckee had as much TO do with the
score as Boehler's work in the box.
George is still working for control.
and from that standpoint his per
Torrance yesterday was by no
means a failure.
Kavanagh had field day, getting
three bingles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09

that initial furroE.
There were about 1000 people
present when the speedway was on
c!ally started. The ceremonies
we're preceded ~ a downtown
parade. featured by motor cars and
squad OF motor cycle cops. Dur
ing the ceremonies. Mr.. Dust. Mayor
Mari. OF wyandotte: President
whelan. OF the speedway company;
Ralph DePalma, speed merchant.
and President Lilley, OF Trenton.
made short addresses Work on the
speedway will be rushed 10 compile
ton. IL II announced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
BASEBALL COACH IS
STUNNED nv THIS ONE

Eddie Grant. who spent the
winter in California. was en-
gagged TO coach a high school
team for a week or so. The head
master told him that he wanted
the boys TO learn all about the
inside game. but he cautioned
Grant that he did not want them
TO acquire professional prac
tees
What do you mean" asfed
Grant Wei" said the principal,
when a batter has three balls
and no strikes, don't think be
ought to wait and let two balls
go BY. II the pitcher gives him
a good one. think II Is only
sportsmanlike 10 hit at IT,"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
VAUGHAN QUITS;
MILLER is OUT

EAST LANSING, Mich. April g.
The announcement OF the loss OF
Center Vaughn 10 the football team
and the continued failure Of Pitcher
Blake Miller TO report for base ball
practice were gloom boosters in the
Angles athletic camp today. Vaughn
has left school and will work until
fall. when be win enter the uEiver-
sity OF Kansas. Miller has a bad
shoulder and may not be able 70
work for weeks.
Marquette University viii play the
Aggie football team Nov. S, IT was
announced last night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
Ia WOLVERINES
GET DIXIE TRIP

ANN ARBoR. Mich. April s.-The
University OF Michigan baseball team
left this morning for the annual
southern trip. Coach Lundgren
selected Gs the squad for the trip:
Cstchers. Benton and Krause;
pitchers. Sister. Davidson. Nichols.
Caswell and Soddy: infelders, Cap.
tain Mcqueen. Mal,by. Branded.
Waltz and Shivel: outhelders.
sheehy and Labadie.
Idle pitchers will provide the third
oUtiielder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
In Other Training Camps

home lot. and another workout to-
day. will leave tonight for chicago
20 open the season against the
whales The squad looked NJ in
CINCINNATI. o.-The red sox
crew are here today 10 tackle Her
zog'r bunch OF ball tOssers They
nearly lost their scalps 20 the Louis
vie assresation. losing the nrst
narrow margin. Ind tying for the
third.
WASHINGTON - walter Johnson
and the rest OF the washlngfon
bunch meet the Braves this after.
noon. The swarihy Cuban pitcher,
Adolphe Lu1ue. % the Braves, yes
.erday whlteWashed the Rlchmonds.
NEW YoRR-Gothaa fans see
their frst baseball 81 1918 variety
this afternoon on Ebbets nsld In
brooklyn. when the Yankees and
Brooklyn Nationals. returned homs
from spring training trips. play their
nrn game IL VIII be Wild BIZ
NEW Manager Magee and
the BrOokfeda will make their bow
20 BROOKLYN fans tomorrow in the
hret "at home" game opening az the
Fed season MAGE ~ endeavoring 20
get jess Willard 20 throw out the
frst bah.
BRISTOL, Tenn = Manager Mc1raw
aud the Giants arrived here today for
an exhibition game with the local
team, after defeating the university
O. Tennessee 20 yesterday ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
Not I've Brother.

James II. Cobb. signed by the To
peka club OF the Western league, is
rot the brother OF Tyrus. He is a
pitcher who has been making his
mark for a couple OF years with indie
pendent teams In Kansas Last year
he pitched three no-hit affairs. Tyrus'
brothed. Paul. who Is an outfielder,
has not yet landed a job this year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
Another Schang Rising to
Eclipse Mack's Great Star

Bobbie Schang recruit the
than
Athletics
been with the
or
shang according authority than George Gibson ne
his throwing and his ability bun bat and bases are
his nlustrious brother Wa of schsns
brother
Hot Spring Fast men like Carey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
CHARLIE WHITES
STAR is FALLING

BUFFALO. ". Y. April e.--Boxlng
one OF the best judged. coolest and
craftiest bouts OF his career. Charlie
White, OF Chicago, lost TO Jimmy
Duffy, OF Lockport. last night in the
ring OF the Queensberry A. c. Duffy
opttoxed the Chicagoan from the sec
ord round
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-09
JAS. PUGH AND HIS
BOAT DEFY WORLD

CHICAGO. April s.-The Disturb
er v. with an estimated speed OF 20
miles an hour will be churning
Lake Michigan by the middle of
June. ready 10 take on all corners
for the motorboat trophy. It's skip
per will be Commodore James Pugh.
who went TO England last season TO
lift the Harmsworth trophy and who
made. the announcement today that
his new flyer will be the 42-centi.
meter OF the water game.