The border vidette., May 15, 1897, Image 2

About The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934

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Iksi ' faeJi7 hMK mhImi f'tm
brarioae.
. Instead of increasing the issue of
f - .r T , -
pV fK...iicj.-viuiay is curtailing it,
to the disgust of the hungry
He i keeping it back because
lkitWit will be needed to get the
taaxtfbtU through, and for the same
w ibm La Iio3 not made the modifica-
iatta civil service rules that he lias
Warirfml toiwake.
x lafrrr T"m YaafciiTiji
Tx Ci bbti a Hastem
Tfiws. en c favranov iac
gales hrim nunrkaKtaKli
end tius ki
iXiue .ar3 bob 1
til -llA fvirl if- rlI. I., Kt-tTa 1 ..'!.
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t I t t -i , , . ivi inkiiTiu" tuts ui ru. b y uuu tie nus
iM-4(iuI, uacl cauie ruoninsc to the preacher .
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and exclaiming: "I've found it, and
it isn't true for God ma:Ic the moon
hrpm be mode cows."
I ns, wrimg jW iOU
"Norris aft fflii If tm i fan iii
to beactaarnE-&a; c
Preafcaft Jb-SaCa lfM &MgK
Teino-3r4s.
K I tj. J23.ew IJjuhi ttE Cms.
is a gawS te alagaSagnw aatfegfch,.
Anotiisr argument in favor of the
election . of United States senators by
fepakur bo.! tot ii f amished in the recent
contest in KLentucky. It is estimated
ibat: it eosifc the state over $50,000 to
aiet Debee. Had the choice of candi"
dae& bceu submitted to the people at
paurrai' election, no extra expense
whatever would have been incurred.
A.UTTLKV girl was told tha moon
or made cf -reen cheese, an J she con-
i. honied, preacher. He told
aba-must read her Bible and ascer-
the truth. Shj asked where she
roadtl wl it. The a;inistr told har
te commence at Genesis ' and read
10 MORE GRUEL WAR
"Actions speak louder
. : than words"- ask your gro
wer if we really mean money
Tfce Yaquis Sign a Treaty of: bck if you dont like ScM,
Peace AWcT?
WILLIAM -ROY.
ETT. TITCOMB.
And Agree to Take Their Land
in SeTeralty. ' '
The End of a Pierce Guerrilla War
fare That Has Lasted for
Eleven Years.
The long and tedious war between
the Yaqui Indians and the Mexican
gjvernment i at last settled by a
treaty of peace satisfactory to both
sides. "
Col. Francisco Peinado, of ,G,enral
Torres' staff went to Hermosillo Tues
day to make linal arrangements for
I the iJiugley tariff bill, which is
mmrm receiving the attention of our
statesmen in the senate, contains an
engiaal clause when it reackes the pres
Lleitt for his signature, a great change
ol mind and tactics will be necessary.
iThm Los Ansel js Herald views tho
situation:
I Th tariST bill is fearfully and won-
detfolly made. It reminds one of the
justly fatuous serpent that
"Wired im and wired out,
JLa.i!is th eople still in doubt
Whether the SMi'kcj that made the track
Was v;oiii5 ou or coming ba k."
gress- to regf.rd
An aasistitnfc asJiLarm. 'Sam. F--t
cisco kas t6ibeztif6e nteile. The
young asan-eaosiavtetuia baea. x piar
m ark uiera oat 3. patL? --fc
The wound ia not tal ui iSos Srrm.'
cash i, net jjtort.
Bayabo ays CUtmmA is Ute a od
candidate of tbe Democratic jtrty in
1900. If thtsalaraia;ataaaut6be
true, the party aiat escape asin
all its logic ia framing jdatSam mad
none at all ia select! it eaai&date.
The proposal of the Senate te tax
tea is the sharpest advance tow&rdfrea
,trade in this country. A protertive
tariff taxes those thiags that we pro
duce ourselves; free trade taxes those
idlings that we import but do not produce.
IS tLe general disposition in Con-
tLe trip to Europe
"upon. wLici. Senator Wclcott, ex-Vico
Presidnt Stevenson, and General
Paiue will start thU wjjl, with cre
dentials authorizing tlicni the negotia
te with Europe in Governments in be
half c internaciouul bheiallism, as
nothing more than a pleasant summer
junket for these three gentlemen.
ITiere are not a dozen men in Congiess
who seriously think international
bimetallism mare than a dream, con
cocteJ to stave o'S an independent sefc
tleaicnt of the financial question by
this country.
The price of wheat is ,01115 down
in the American Market in proportion
to the speed with which gold is being
exported to Europe. Iu other words
the value of wheat descend as the
value of gold ascends. Bryan cid net
anticipate a thin;, did he?
The Los Angeles Herald is the best
paper in Southern California and is
the paper for Arizouans. It is a free
silver paper and is our friend. There
is a territorial agent at Phoenix now
and the territorial neW4 will now be
published in its columns ewry week.
PitESCOTTeitissna wou't le criticised
if they should lynch thostt murderers
who shot down poor Lee Norris. Mr.
Korris w.xs one of the brightest and
most premising yeung men ia Arizona
and such beasts as his murderers are
just thr right kind of people to he dead.
B. G- Dun & Co Kays Speculation
in wool not sa great The tariff bill
now before tha senut trill benefit wool,
but it is doubtful if it will Lenefic it
sufficiently to atitlioriae prices that
have Vx-eu offered by scute thrombi tors.
Price now have & teud(ucy si shade
lower.
Senator Joxes of Arkansas, who is
regarded as a tariff expert as well as
one of the most careful political ob
servers of the time, said of the present
si'-uatiou: "Ibis tariff bill means the
disruption of the republican party.
The taxes imposed by it will bo re
sented by the people. New England
will certainly go democratic on the
question of a duty on hides, but the
lesson that w ill be taught by this one
item might be applied to eory other
section of the country. The next
house of representatives will be dem
ocratic by a very large majority ."
Senator Jone?, in reply to a question,
said he thought the debate on the tariff
bill, which ii to be0i .4 on the 18tl
inst, would last until about tha first
of July.
31k.. 1 1 Aim v Ciifcxm:Tu, -wlio lias
just come into the o-Eeo c 03tar of
Customs at Ne;aJ, k nuL Why at av.b
stantial, active Ktf ublie. lut La is
ene of the live business n mi the
territory, a. man ef tlicarsa nspeoai-bi!M.busii-:r
capoci&y nafl -m-hhal
gentleman. Flioeoix. AIxVi.
EpASCia K WiiXAxa jssx: "We
need niire-nrB al wttawa nia2t irea
in th fix M3 sutd jjrt- jr licir
back.ljonee.3' OsJixmr ?, Jfcsli
and bou reokitf-nny V v- sxanai aaJ
we ar a I jt-fe-ill'ii ztiu: at-ncrtUtti
the a4iici4(lrar-xfc 3b ftvw iirnn
skelcttion.. .
The Grandest Kcmcdy.
Mr. R. B. Greeve, merchant, of
Chilhowhie, Va., certifies that he had
consumption; was given up to die,
sought all medical treatment that
money would procure; tried all cough
remedies he could hear of, but got no
relief: spent many niglits setting up in
a '-hair; was induced to try Dr. K.iii!;'s
New Discovery, and was cured by use
of two Lotties. For three years
has been atteudin" to business, un J
says Dr. King's Nsw Discovery is the
grandest remedy ever made, as it has
done so mueh for him and also for
others in his community. Dr. King's
New Discovery is guaranteed for
coughs; Col ls and Consumption. It
dou't fail. Sold by Clienoweth & Mix,
Nogales, Arizona.
Gore E. JJeut came in fr-?m El
Plonto TuesJay and went on to Chi
cago. He has given up tha mar.a.e
menl of El Plomo mine and will go to
Seutk Africa in a short tiiae to take
charge of seine bi ' mines there for his
company.
Mr. lient leaves
many
friends iu Nogales who will miss him.
Mrs. I!ent is visiting relvtives iu Kovo-scotia.
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met there by Juan Maldonado, chief
ef the Yaquis, who signed the treaty
for his tribe.
The papers of agreement have all
been arranged and Sunday at Ortiz,
the linal signatures and ratification of
the treaty will be made. Chief Mal
donado oi the Yaquis will lie there
with between four and five thousand
of his followers, two thousand of whom,
are well armed, and all the high state
officials of Sonora and the Mexican
army will be there with government
soldiers. , i,
It might not be out of place to say
that the Yuquii at Ortiz are the best
drilled men in : onora and they arc
hard fighters.
The Yaquis are to tike th.;ir Lin. I in
severalty and pro-.isu to be j;ooclj thus
ending a war that bus laste 1 for eleven
years.
The Mexican government had tried
for years to get the Yaquis to take
their land in severalty but they stub
bornly refused to do so and in 1886, a
large number ef Mexican troops were
sent down there to protect the settler.i
to whom the government had granted
land. The Yaquio iinmeJiitely raised
an armed force and commenced ta kill
off the soldiers, bjrne.l all the Canoes.
launches and boats about eight hun
dred iu all belonging to the Indians to
prevent them from having flotillas with
which to do battle on the vrater. The
government had about 8,000 men in
the field in the Yaqui country at that
time and most ef them were killed off
by the nervy Yaquis.
There has been a guerilla - war
continuously since until the present
tit-.io, when the final amicable settle
ment has been iKade.
The land that has been in contro
versy is well worth fighting over as it
is the richest in the world and it will
be divided u;o with about twenty-five
acres to tho family. The land will
produce almost anything planted and
the climate is a healthy semltropical
climate. If the same land was in
-the United states it would very
readily bring 500 an acre. Coffee,
hemp, indigo, tobacco and all such stuff
can be raised in abundance. 1 '.
The settlement of this controversy
will bo worth untold thousands to the
state of Sonora and now the country
will be more rapidly developed.
A Schilling & Company
ban 1 ran cisco
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Notice.
U. S. Land Office, Tucson, )
May 12th 1897. J
Notice is hereby given that approved
plats of-the following townships with
in the Gila Land District and Terri
tory of Arizona, have been returned
by the Surveyor General of said Ter
ritory, into this office, vi: Township
6 S, of Range No. 26 E, G. & S. R. M.
Towns!.ip 6 S, of Range No. 27 E, G.
& S. R. M. Township 6 S, of Range
No. 28 E, G. & S. R. M. Township
16 S, of Range No. 23 E, G. & S. R.
M. Township 16 S, of Range No. 24
E, G. & S. R. M. These plats will be
officially filed i:i the IT. S. Land Office
at Tuesen, Arizona, Territory, on the
14th day of June 1897, at 9 a. m. On
after said date we will o prepared to
receire applications for. the entry of
lands in said townships.
Eugene J. Trippel, Register.
Edward R. Monk, Receiver.
Koy & Titeonilb
Commission $.erchants.
Dealers in.
Lumber Doors and Windoivs Lime
and Cement, Valolioe Oils Giant
Power, Fuse and Car's. Coal and
Coak, Octagon Steel Iron Roofing.
nar iron, 1. itails.
SOLE AGENTS IN
Sow ora, Sinaloa and Lower California for the
COLORADO IRON WORKS,
DENER FIRE CLAY CO,
COMMON SENSE WHIM CO.
LIVE STOCK ADVERTISMENTS.
O'DONNELL BKO'S.
Postoffice, Fort Huachuca, Ariz.
G brand 0:1 left bi-Ie and
left hip.
McCARTY i- SON,
Postoffice, Fort IJuachucn, Ariz.
Jffl Wa,:d.
Postoflie,
J
T. L. RICE,
Fort Huachuca,
Br-.nd.
Ariz.
JOHN H. SLAUGHTER,
Postoffice, Tombstone, Arizona,
Range, San Bernardino ranch.
All cattle
above.
and horses branded as
Agents for,
NOGALES,
ANTONIO PROTO.
THE MEXICAN GOLD & SILVER
tKCOV EKY CO., LI M ITED.
GIANT POWDER CO.
LEONARD fc ELLIS.
ABIZ-
LOUIS PBOTO
CRISP
Duquesne
NO TEG.
and Washington
Camp ITotes. s
The concentrating plant is turning
out tons of rich concentrates.
The contractors are pushing the
work for the Jerome parties on the
Pride mine.
Negotiations for the purchase of the
Pool group, have beeu discontinued for
the present.
Dennis Coughlin is developing a
fine copper prospect over in the Granite
country west of camp.
Hon D. G. Chalmers iu in camp on
mining basiness connected with the
Pool group in which he has a large in
terest. N. H. Chapin, the Washington
Camp merchant, is capturing more
than his share of trade. The miners
and ranchers from far and near come
to patronize hina.
Richard Farrell of Harshaw, is sup
plying the Empire Smelting Company
with iron for flux frovi hij mine
located between the old Aixerumi and
Bluenose mines.
SANTA RITA CATTLE COM
PANY,
Colin Camkrox.
Postoffice, Crittenden, Pima county,
Arizona.
Ranges, Santa Cruz and Potrero
rivers, Pima eounty, Ariz., and Milk
River, Montana.
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All stock, horses and cattle, branded
as abov; horses on left thigh, cattle
on left hip. Ear marks, crop lefr,
under bit right.
RICHARD FARRELL,
Postofilec, Harshaw, Pima eounty.
Arizona.
ft
OI
Range iu Patagonia mountains,
Pima county, Ariz. Cattle branded
as abve 011 either or both sides or
hip. Ear marks, split iu bath ears.
Reward. A reward of SI00 will
be paid for le arrest and conviction
of !any pei-son or persons unlawfully'
handling any stock in the above
biuiivls.
Notice for PublL-atiou.
IIom3st?a l Eatry No. 1201.)
Land Office at Tucson, Ariz.,
April 20. 1SW7. 5
Notice is hereby given that tao following
Earned settler Las filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support o his claim,
and that Mid proof will be roado before the
Register and Receiver of the U. S. Lanu Office at
Tucson, Arizona, on Juno 12, lbVJ, viz: Joseph
Kaphan, of Tubac, Pima county Arizona.
fr the & of BEU, Bee. SO and EH of NEH
of Sec. 31, Tp. 20 S. R. IS E., (1. and S. R. JI,
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said lard, viz.
John F. Black, of Tabac, Arizona; abino
Otero, Tubac, Arizona; Lyman Smith, Tucson,
Arizona; Henry Levin of Ttcson, Arizona.
EUGENE J. TRIPPEL,
Register.
Data of r publication May 1.
CHAS. TAYLOR,
ASSAYER
Office wit'i Public Samplins Wojks, opposite
Alontczuiua Hotel.
No,-ales, Arizona.
Assays mate at the following pri.-ec:
Gold, silver and lead, each $1.00; Cop
per, $1.50. Above prices in United
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