The border vidette., 1909-10-30


 enterprise of President Epnraim. who believes in better equipment instead of dividends.
 On November first J. NJ. Summey will open an employ yment office on Morley avenue, opposite the electric light works. Summey is also agent for the Tucson Steam Laundry. Give him call when in need of any thing in his line.
 Fred 0. Emery, president of l.. Oobriza Mining Company, was guest at the Hotel Moderno Thursday of 1 this week, from his company's copper mines near Noris, Sonora, Mexico, where Superintendent Tonkin has things looking fine.
 NEW arrivals at THE RED HOUSE. which will be put on SPECIA l. SALE for THREE DAYS ONLY. NEW Tailored Shirt Waists, $l50 Our new Form Fiste taffetta silk setticoats ali colors at S6 % Also many iuduce- ments in other departments.
 Last Sunday A Dumbauld. the pon- ular painter and decorator. visited Cananea, returning home Monday evening. The gentleman expressed himstlf as greatly pleased with the wonderful copper camp and many modern improvements seen on, every hand.
 The Pullman cars on the run be- tween Tucson and Mazatlan are now in charge of conductors and porters selected from among the most capa ble of Spanish speaking young men of each position by Resident Agent Clark at Tucson.
 Mine Host Jaeger of the Monte zuma hotel, thls city. and the Santa Rita, Tucson, spent yesterday in town on business connected with hIs big local property interests. This morn ing he returned to Tucson. greatly pleased with conditions as he found them here.
 Patt McOarty. every body in Santa Cruz county knows Patt, came down from the splendid McCarty ranch home in the Hauchuca foot hills Thursday on private business connected with the sale of this years farm products, which find ready market wherever offered for sale. at good prices.
 Immigration Inspector F. o. Young, for long time stationed at this port, has been transferred to the state of Wa sshington, the transfer having been mede at the request of MT. Young, whose position here will be filled by MT. F. 0. Jenkins, who recently en- tered the immigration service.
 Tuesday morning Mrs. Geo B. Marsh | departed for San Antonio, Texas. | where.she will epjcy short visit, then 1 go to Hot Springs. Arkansas, to visit her brother Paul Sprecher. who is there seeking health. From Hot Springs the lady will go to St. Louis and points asst, being later joined by Mr. Marsh.
 Dr. A. H. Noon, owner of the Aus 5erlitz mine over in the Gro Blanco district, this county, is back from a visit to his property, bringing with nim samples of high grade ore from ;he mine Just at present there is very title doing in mining over Gro Blanco way. but pr. Noon has hopes of see- ng better times in the not distant uture.
 I. Worth Carnahan, of Washin gton, ). G. vice president of the Mary Min ng Company, passed south into So- lora, the first of the week, accompa- lied by a large party of friends and stockholders in his company. MT. Car , lahan is proprietor of the Carnahan Press. Washington, D. Q. He is a z 'leasant gentleman as we'll as wide '. wake successful business man. Carlos Araiza,a long time head sales nan In the Boston Store, has resigned r o accept the agency of the New York , life Insurance Company, with head e