The border vidette., 1908-10-17

Republican candidates, are cordially
 invited to be prf sent. Final arrange
 ments for the big Mark Smith meeting
 here next Monday e; ening, and other
 business of importance, will be tran
 sacted.
 MT. Bracey Curtis. cashEsr of the
 First National Bank of NogaleSN after enioy ing a short stay in the citS on
 private and other business, has retufQ- ed to the Pacifi; coast. MT. Curtis,
 who is well supplied with this worlds
 goods, is largely interested in our big
 local banking institution. as well as in
 Nogales real estate. "Bracey," as his
 host of friends love to call him, is one of southern Arizona's most prominent,
 highly respected citizens. The Club,
 his private residence, on the corner of Craw wford streets and Terrace avenue, is one of the most elegant places in all southern Arizona. During his ab- sence from the city, Mir. William Schuckmann. president of the bank, will be in charge, being ably assist ed by Messrs. Otto II. Herold. Mir. Richardson, Mir. Marsteller and Miss
 Hannah. The directors have grauted Cashier Curtis sixty days leave of absence.
 The Democratic ticket presented to the voters of Santa Cruz county to be voted for at the election on November 3rd. is one of the strongest ever nam ed by convention since Santa Cruz has been county. Since the first election the Board of Supervisors has been Democratic and the affairs of the county have always been handled in an able and masterly manner. The The conduct of the remaining offices needs no comment for the benefit of the taxpayers of this county. They all know that they could not be i'm proved upon and will vote to elect the entire ticket. The fact that Territo- rial Examination Fo.ter has said that he has less trouble in checking up the books of this county, than those of any other county in the territory, is a sufficient guarantee that the people will continue in office for two years more, the very efficient bunch that are new in office. Put the cross under the Eagle boys, and you cannot make O mistake.
 Bert Cunningham, superin tendent of the Sonora Copper Company, was in the city a couple of days the fore part of the week, from Cobre Grande. Sonora, having come up to make ar engagements to cross into the United States, a large number of Mexican mules and freight wagone, which he proposed to send to Tucson, where he recently secured a big contract to freight for a mining company, operat. 0E pue 5lo. There was nothing doing, however, as the United States govern menc refused to let the stock in without paying a duty of $50 gold per head. Mir. CunDin gham reported operations at Cobre GraDde progress ing in a very satisfactory manner under the mana cement of President A. M. Conard. At tho present time the best ore yet encountered, is being mIned, and every body at beautiful Cobre Grande. is well and happy. At this time there are more than two hun dred and fifty people there.
 The meeting of the Mexican Demo- cratic Cub, at the Democratic head quarters. was certainly a great success. in every respect. There was band ouu o oNOb members of the club being in line. After the parade the club members and large nuwRer of pemccrs.ss .s ''... as several Republican candidates, who, by the way, are always welcome at Democratic gatherings, enjoyed good things to eat and drink, during which there was speaking and music by the R'nd: The big hea1qaartera were crowded, aHd sytfy body had a most entoJeble time, Especially the Democrats. who are going to win the % ming election by the biggest H,.- .-ior. ties any ticket received in t!:e history of Santa Cruz county. The SD. eches Dy Henry Levin and Hon. Frank J. Duffy, were enthusiastically received. After the public reception. the Club leld business meeting, which was rot attended by our Republican riends. At this meeting there was lothing to eat or drink.
 Supervisor Roscoe G. Wilson. of the J. s. Forestry Service. in charge of he Garces National Forest, with leadquarters at Nogales, has just re- eived appointment to a position in he head office of the Forest Service at to take effect about Oct.
 lst. This announcement will come with surprise to Mir. Wilson's many riends, as he himself was not aware f tha nOSsibilitv of tha positi,D bain0-