The border vidette., 1916-12-02

OpSTd HOuS0 dO DlSOSe. J0uudTy 6 and 7. The entry list will close December 20.
 The shipments of intoxicating liquors into the Warren District have materially increased since the news was received that the prohibition amendment had car ried During the last few days over $15, GOO has been sent out for intoxicating liquors. Bisbee Review.
 The supervisor of the Apache National Forest located in the Wtiite Mountains, has reported the arrest and conviction of Re midio Gonzales of Metcalf, for violating the game laws. Con gales was charged with illegally | killing doe and was fined S5O.OO and costs. Forest Ranger Warner apprehended the offender.
 There are 4774 more acto mobiles in the state of Arizona this year than there were a year ago, according to the latest fig ures compiled by Secretary of State, Sidney P. Osborn. Last year the total nun Der of licenses issued was 1918, while this year with still more than month to go, there have been issued 12O92 licenses.
 Mining exhibit at the fair from Bisbee was very attractive. There was solid mass of native copper weighing 1900 pounds. Or course the showiest mineral was the azurite and malachite taken from the caves in the Cop per Queen. There were also some beautiful specimens of calcite of little value other than for show purposes.
 The city commission of Phoe- l nix, established a precedent in Arizona yesterday morning by | adopting au ordinance prohibit ing union or organized labor lfrom establishing boycotts in this city. The legality of adopt ing such an ordinance has been ] and is now questioned, not only by organized labor but by state authorities as we'll.
 The state land commission has filed four lists of land selections embracing a total of 12,72O, in the United States land office. One of them consisting of $500 acres, was for the benefit of normal schools, one of GAO acres for the benefit of the school of mines and two aggregating 32SO acres for the payment of the bonds of Yavapai. Maricopa, Coconino and Pima county bonds.
 The old Mowry mine in Santa Cruz county is to be reopened by Los Angeles capitalist, who have bonded it for S1OO,O00, says the Tucson Citizen. A company is being formed to take over the property. The Standard Metals company, operating property in the same district, will own 51 per cent of the stock of the new company, which will be incor- porated under the laws of Della ware for 100000, the shares having a par value of $1 each.
 Word has been received in | OSI IOuS Ol oCdOl1 dO lllo home in Frankfort, Kentucky of James J. Smith, brother of Senator Mark Smith. MT. Smith had been i'll for several months and his death had been expected, 1 Senator Smith having spent much time at his bedside. Mr. Smith had been sergeant-at arms of the Supreme Court of Appeals of Kentucky for the past sixteen years. The members of the court were honorary pail bearers. The burial took place in Frank fort.
 Shortly before Christmas Vice President and Mrs. Thomas R.. Marshall will arrive in Arizona to spend the holidays They will remain a month or six weeks during which time the vice president wishes to rest and en- joy the delightful climate. He will not attend any public func- tions but will remain in his bun galow at Scottsdale where his father NV w. B. Kinsey makes his home. Mrs. Marshall likes Arizona and often speaks of this section as having the best clim- ate in the world.