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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-17
We Lose.

While Arizona has gone almost
unanimously Democratic. there being
forty Democrats to twelve Repub-
licaus in the constitutional convention,
Santa Cruz county, always one of the
safest Democratic counties in the
territory, has for the fret time joined
our friends the enemy, and elected a
Republican, Mr.. Bracey Curtis, over
Attorney Frank J. Duffy. by a major
ity of sixteen votes.
THE BORDER VIDETTB congratulates
Mr. Curtis; hs has defeated the
strongest man we had to carry our
Dem ocratic banner Mr.. Curtis is
the only man we know of in this
county who could have turned the
trick While the result was unexpect
ed, we submit and congratulate those
who have defeated us.
The following m. 1rities in the diff
ferent precincts. including Nogales.
tell the story to those who have a
knowledge of the political game in
this county:
Nogales, Curtis 80; Patagonia. Duff
fly 8; Tubac, Curtis IL; Oalabasas,
Curtis 5; Mowry, Duffy 6; Salero,
Curtis 2, Harshaw. Duffy IL; Elein,
Duffy 6; Oro Blanco. Duffy 2; Camille,
Duffy 2, Washington, Duffy l; So =
pori. Curtis 2; Lochiel. Duffy 10.
Msjority for Curtis in the county l6.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-17
NogaIes Continues to Grow.

Mr.. L Ephr aim, president and gen.
eral manager of the Nogales- Water
Company, will at once commence the
erection of a handsome up to date
rein forced concrete fire proof business
block on his Morley avenue lot, be :
tween Roy & Titcomb's and the San
Antonio house The old adobe build =
ing occupied by the water company
is being removed to be replaced by
the new block, one of the first of its
kind built in Nogales
Mr.. Ephraim will also within a few
days com mence the erection of a two
story business block on his fine lot
between the Dan Hagan property
and the J. E Wise property now
occupied by The Palace and A. Oar
pena's clothing house.
When the Wedge" is torn out and
re built with modern concrete and steel
fire proof building NogsIes will have
as fine, up-to date business houses as
can be found in the south west.
Mr. Ell. Simpson, the Los Angeles
engineer. brou hit here by Messrs.
Ephraim and Hagan. will superintend
the work.
Mr.. Simpson has long time been
in charge of construction of some of the
biggest buildings recently built in Los
Angeles.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-17
Notice of Hearing Petition.

In the Probate Court of the County of
Santa Cruz. Territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the estate OF Joseph
Kaphan, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Juans
Kaphan has filed in this court her
petition praying for letters of ad minis
tration in the matter of the estate OF
Joseph Kaphan, deceased, and that the
same will be heard on Wednesday,. the.
28th day of S September. A: ID 1919, at.
10 o'clock in the forenoon OF said day.
at the court. in Nogales, county of
Santa Cruz, Territory OF Arizona, and
all persons interested in said estate are
notified then and there to appear and
show cause, il any they have, why the
prayer of said petitioner should 1sst be
granted.
Dated Sept. 10th, 1910.
NJ. MARSTEI r.TR.
Sept. II, 2t CLERK.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-17
SEPTEN Der II, 1910.
LOCAL ITEMS.

for the republican nominee.
O @ Kingsley of Guaymas and DIR
Bristol of Hermosillo. came home to
vote the Repu blIcan ticket
Yesterday the fall roundup started
out at J A. Harrison's ranch, near
Buena Vista.
Tom wylie returned Monday night
from San Francisco, where he had been
as a special messenger for the express
company.
We are sorry to annuonce the
serious iIlness of Master Albert the
little son of Mr.. aud Mrs A. M.
Conard, of this city.
W. H. Smith has a splendid assort-
memt of toilet sets at very low prices
IL If
In New Mexico the Republicans
won the constitutional election by a
handsome m.j nifty. only twenty six
Democrats being elected out of 100
Tom Sanford returned from the
south Monday evening"; so did James
Johnson and q number of other good
Democrats They failed to get home
in time to vote for Frank j Duffy.
George Morris il in from his gold
claims near the gold mines of the
Greenwell Arizona Oompany's Golden
Rose camp, situated short distance
north of Nogales
Mr.. Bracey Curtis. republican dele
gate elect to the constitutional con
vention, from Santa Cruz county, is
for the initiative and referendum, first,
last aud all the time. Both he and
Mr.. Duffy were for direct legi,lation.
Tuesday Oscar Rountree came up
from Hermosillo, and reeist tered at the
Montezuma hotel. For long time
Mr.. Rountree has been commercial
manager for the Black Mountain
Mining Company.
Great annual sale Is now on at The
Red House. Great BarsaIns In all de
partments.
Frank N. COX. manager of the
Good Lick Mining Company's gold
mines near Llano. Sonora, Mexico.
was a business visitor here Monday.
Frank is an Illinois Republican. other
wise he is all ri ht.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs A E
Crepin of Patagonia, arrived in the
city and are today guests at the
National hotel Tomorrow they will
go to Tucson over the short line. The
children i'll attend schools in Tucson
this fall ndlwinter.
Emery Chalfant. the well known
express messenger returned from his
vacation on the coast In time to cast a
vote for his friend Bracey Curtis Ia Los
Angeles Mr.. Chalfant met many for
mer No gales citizens. All were pros :
pering.
Geo. w. Grove, the mining man,
who many years has been engaged
in mining in Santa Oruz county and
in Sonora, was a busine IS visitor here
several days. from Tucson. Monday
the gentleman returned from bust
ness trip to Washington Camp.
All coaches on the Sonora and the
| Nozales Cananea passenger trains are
appropriately decorated with Mexico
national colors in honor of the big
national holiday celebration which has
been on since day light on the morn =
ing of September 18th
Marsh sells corrugated iron, both
painted and galvanized Write for
prices.
Sunday night Mr.. O. B. Housner.
aged about sixty years, died at the
Arizona hotel, after an illness o
several weeks. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon under the auspices
of the local Masons, iaterment being
n the Masonic cementery.
j. E. Wise. he big Gala basas
rancher and stockraiser, came up &C
the county seat yesterday on private
business, Mr.. Wise, owns the valua BILE
business property on Morley avenue
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
NEVADA
"Scotty" Options Humboldt

Chris Matovitch, the pioneer mining
man from Black canyon. spent last
Monday in LoveIock conferring with
his associates relative to a big sale
which is about to be consummated and
which includes the best property in
the famous district The property is
to be bonded at once and negotiations
will soon be started on the sale. Death
Valley Scotty, the man of mystery,
and who has spent the last year or
more in the Black canyon district. has
secured the option and from reliable
sources it is learned that he will go
east at once to place the property with
some of his wealthy friends. Mato-
witch, when interviewed regarding the
proposed sale, said:
"It recently developed that Death
Valley Scotty' was aware of the fact
that fabulous values existed on our
ground and he took lease simply for
the purpose of prospecting. He worked
quietly and alone and no one knew
of his operations. After he had Sc
cured the option on the ground he di
vulged the fact that he had encount-
cred one of the richest strinSers ever
found in the state and that he had
taken out 25 sacks of the ore.
The ore, some of the samples of
which Scotty was showing around the
camp, was almost the pure gold and
it is estimated that the stuff will
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

quartz has been piled on the dump to
await the erection of a mill, contain
ing, as per practical mill tests. gold to
the amount of $4,000. All this has
been accomplished with a small force
of men since last spring. No actual
mining has been done, the ore that has
broken while the drift was being run
on the ledge. The MooreS Flat gold
bearing veins are regarded south
ern continuation Of the Allegheny gold
zone, and the present prominence of
the Black Bear is regarded as an out
come of the Allegheny boom.-Moun-
tain Messenger.
Sierra Mines
Sierra City has a better outlook for
this time of the year than for many
years past, and 1t seems that this once
great producing camp will soon be
making a noise like a bullion producer
again. Under the efficient manag cement
of Jay Folsom, the old Sierra Buttes
mine has undergone rehabilitation
under ground, so that new ore bodies
have been blocked out TO a very large
extent, and there is a world of quartz
in sight all ready for stopping. The
90 stamp mill was started up this week.
and in all probability the 40 stamp mill
will also be started crushing ore by the
first of the year The 10 stamp mill at
the Keystone mine was also started up
again this week by the lessees. and it is
probable that the mine and mill will be
kept running indefinitely. The Phoenix
mine, which is being reopened by Paul
Buckley and Mr.. Daveler, will also soon
have it's mill running. the mill repairs
being almost completed and quartz of a
better than average grade is blocked
out ready for stopping Charles r.
Thompson is doing some excellent de-
velopment work at the Bullion and the
ledge he recently bonded from the Lee
brothers, and it is freely predicted that
both these properties will make good.
At the Swastika Laurence Holly is
not making much noise but is going
steadily ahead with development work.
He is said to have a lot of excellent
rock blocked out in readiness to crush
when the new mill is completed. Mean
while several other properties are be-
ing brought into shape for systematic
development. and the whole district is
experiencing a sound revival.-Moun-
tain Messenger.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

NEW YORK. Sept 10-E F. Hutton q Co. =
wire says: Reports received during the last "a
hours Indicate tropical storm is south OF central
Cuba, but decreasing in energy. Curtailment
for the week in Fall River is estimated at over
800, 900 pieces, and has been the heaviest OF the
year, but the imemdiate prospects are that there
will be less cuTtaiiment from now on as cotton
is beginning to move in sufficient volume TO fur
nish mills with the necessary supplies to enable
them to work up their contracts, which start IN
three or four weeks and run up 70 January
During the first SIX months OF 1910, 21S new
textile mills erected in the United states
and 163 factories were extended improved 50
as to increase their capacity. If textile condi-
tiOns were bad as purpOrted 70 be these mills
would never have been built or extended and we
are inclined to expect a consumption during the
coming season which will only be restricted by
the inadequacy Of the supply OF raw material
Spot closed quiet; middlng uplands. 14e; mid
ding gulf, Ia. 25c: sales.
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easily go $1,000 TO the sack This ore
was taken from the Post No. i claim
and the vein from which 1T was taken
is entirely new, never having been
worked before
"Scotty is going to New York and
other eastern cities and he says that
he will travel in a special train, which
ore which he has high graded from our
property. He will first go to Denver
and from there to New Orleans, his
final destination being New York. He
will take two or three sacks of the
nuggets with him and will open the
eyes of the people he will meet along
the route-Hum boldt Star.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
Commercial News
Continued From Page As

Continued From Page As
packers and butchers, 50. .4O@9TO; light, Sc, 60@
S9.Tj.S
Sheep-Receipts 900. Market steady. Nut
TONS $46475; lambs S6G7: fed wetherS and
yearlinSs, s4@5.25; fed western ewes, So 70d
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept -Cattle-Receipts.
100. Market unchanged. Native steers. $4,000.
S; cows and heifers. S365.s0; western steers.
S. -75Gl6.S0: range and heifers, S2.SOd5.
Gamers s.. .5O03 90: stOckeTs and feeders, S3T
6.25; calves. $S.5O@7.25; bulls, stays, etc.
$3G5.
Hogs@Receipts 200 Market 109I5c higher
Heavy, SIS. .9069 80; mixed, $969-25; light, 50. 35
@9.6O: pigs. $9Q9.5O; bulk of sales, $S.95@9.So-
Sheep-Receipts. 100. Market steady Year
lingS, 81 SO05.35; wethers. S4@4.60; ewes.
$3.7594.25; lambs. S6.2O66.T0.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

. MAGNIS Il CO. Grant avenue and
Geary street First showing is an
nounceo tomorrow Of imported mod
els IN millinery Many noted Partisan
makers are represented in the col
lection. Many beautiful reproduc-
uons made after exquisite foreign
models are also on sale and display.
in evening and reception and dancing
and debUtante dresses and walking
suits in all the newest colorings. a
very extensive and fashionable choice
is furnished by tomorrow's offerings.
New chiffon dresses with oversilk
drops SIS and up, evening gowns $50
and UP, all wool serges s25 and up.
& superior line of man tailored suits
I'D solid colors, fancy tweeds and
$50.
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ssSCOTTY'' SECURES
OPTION ON MINE

% piLa feature mining last week e reported h @ d n h
r ndd in f dh
Death St he man of dmyser, Ey% % mo longer n az ~ OF
not o is ere in Nevada turn u tina liz ties exploit a y OF
h n n he mir h S b
ordnrYeve evdrmn anefa all
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
Squirrel Creek

Monday forenoon George Penman
and John Dutre came into Quincy from
their mine on Squirrel creek. IL miles
east of this place, where they have
been operating by the ground sluicing
method during the last four months.
The ground after being loosened UP,
was washed through 500 foot fume
by water which was caught and stored
in a small reservoir above the work
ings. About 500 feet of the creek,
varying in depth from three to five
feet and about 20 feet wide, has been
worked off from the lower end of the
claim. Last weeks cleanup from
fume amounted to $1,000 for the three
| owners who did their own work. The
gold is very heavy and coarse, rang
| ing from so cents to $50. The largest
piece has more or less quartz attached
to it, which undoubtedly comes from
| the lodges on Squirrel creek, that ex
tend for several miles up the creek,
where large quantities of gold nave
the last so years. Several new COM
panies are now operating there in a
more systematic way than formerly,
by sinking on the veins and tunneling.
During the last 10 years that the
claim has been worked over 100 mug
gets have been taken out ranging
from SIS to $446, the latter being taken
out about four years ago. There were on
display in Quincy for several weeks.
This claim was pronounced by the
forest service to be in a nonmineral
belt.-Plumas Independent.
Tarantula Mine
The rich vein in the Tarantula mine
continues widening out, with satisfac-
tory indications for the future. 20
stamp mill will be installed as soon as
it arrives from Chicago.-Tuolomn
Independent.
Ranch Bonded
OROvILLE. Sept. IA tract of $500
acres of land comprising the Farnam
ranch, between Palermo and Honcut.
has been bonded by A L. Andrews and
Fred Hecker of this city for dredging
purposes. Since the bond has been OBJ
tafned the land has been thoroughly
making it. desirable for dredger min
ing purposes.
Highland Mine Sale
ETNA MILLS, Siskiyou Co., Sept -
The biggest and most important min
ing deal ever made in Siskiyou county
was completed last. week by Fl. Mattern
on the sale of the Highland mine for
the last two years. The property was
owned by j. NJ. Tetherow of Etna
Mills; Taylor & Tebe and ONeil & But
Ter of Yreka While the price is not
| made public. it is understood that it
exceeds 100000 spot cash, and the
company has also put up 100000 more
with which to develop the mine. A mill
will be installed and a big crew of
men will be employed. The purcfas-
ing company was organized for the
purpose of acquiring and operating the
property.
Black Bear
The Black Bear mine at Moores Flat
to the reports that reach the Messen-
ger. Specimen gold ore to the value
Of $4,000 or $4,000 has been marketed
during the past two months, while
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
CITY OF PARIS, Geary sire,

Stockton. Showing tomorrow the
latest productions of the European
and domestic markets in elegant inn
ported silks. Many new novelties
also in exquisite patterns, embossed
Bordure effects and allover designs
only one pattern of each. Also many
fine Partisan trimmings in festoons,
bands, motifs, drops, tassels, orna-
ments, garnitures, fringes, tunics
and allovers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
AUCTION SALES
PRIVATE SALE

Car load gentle broken
all purpose horses from
Elmira.
Also
Car load brood mares. all
broken, weighing from
loo 10 1,600 pounds,
from Ridgewood ranch,
Mendocino county.
FRED II. CHASE & co.
ATS Valencia st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
New York metal Market

NEW YORK, Sept 1O.-Metal markets were
duh and nominal in the absence Of exchanges.
Tin-Essy, 35G35. 5Cc.
Copper-Quiet: lake. 10. T5@12- 81 &c: electro
lytic. 2.5O012. zoe; casting, 12.2J912.5Oc.
Lead-Dull 4. .4Od4.50c.
Spelter-Quiet. 5.4005.J0c.
Iron-Unchanged.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT

UUI1DEN UTE OLUaN ANU SUIT
HOUSE, Market street near Jones.
A great shipment of women's new
fall suits has just arrived and will
go on sale Monday. It comprises
new tailored suits of imported wor-
steds, black broadcloths and other
fashionable materials. These repre-
sent the usual $50 made to order
suits, and will go on sale at s2s.50
and s35 for choice. Many one piece
dresses are offered Monday at $40,
s14.75 and $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

sfsRATTON'S, 1876 Geary street. Atten-
uon is called by this house to the
fact that they are clothes specialists.
and that this week they are special
a ling for the little fellows. 2IA TO
10 years. Particular attention is
directed TO their handsome lines
OF Jack Junior suits and Jack Junior
chin overcoats at $3.50. For the
larger boys and college fellows suits
and overcoats Of more than usual
snap, style and individuality in the
new browns, tans and grays are fea-
tured al SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
Naval StOreS-Turpentine ard RoSin

SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept. 1O.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm. NC; sales. 4jI; receipts, 5S3; ship
ments IS: stocks IT ,4S3.
Rosfn-Firm; sales, 2,s15; receipts. 2.0S0
shipments, 2,21O; stock. 255 Quote: b 5.95c
ID, 6.O5c; F. else: f. 6.2Oc; G. 6.2Oc: RI. 6.30c
IN. 6.S5c X, 6.4Oc; NJ, 645c; n, 655c; VIC
& 65c: WV s. 75c
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
o'CoNNoR. MoFFATT g CO. p,

street near Kearny. The regular
fall opening and style exhibit is an
uounced for Monday morning. An
Impressive display Of the seasons
best style productions is promised.
Fun and complete lines will be
shown in evening gowns and wraps,
new tailored suits. fall millinery.
French waists. French lingerie, silks
and dress fabrics and the newest fall
neckwcar.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

ROBERT WALLACE, 146 Geary street.
AS black furs are again all the rage,
this house announces various special
lots this week at $3.50, $40, $3.50
and s15. These are the new black
neck furs in handsome stylish cut
with muffs to match at similar prices.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

The number of books produced in this
country in 1908 was 9,254 which was
not the high water mark.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

MRS. I. /. HYLAND, millinery, 2544
Mission street. Opening display of
fall and winter millinery. pattern
hats. bonnets and novelties for fall
is announced to take place Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, Septem-
Der IA is and Is.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
COTTON FUTURES
ST. Louis wool Market

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1O.-WOOl-Stesdy; medium
grades combing and clothing. 23624c: light fine.
19@21c; heavy fine, 15917e; tub washed, .
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

;. & G. GUMP, 24e-26s Post street.
Direct special attention to their teak
furniture It is made in their own
factory in Canton and thoroughly
dried and rehtted here. It comprises
dining sets, hall settees, affairs, hall
CHAIRS. living room tables, etc. Prices
reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

JOHN BREUNER, PSI Geart street.
Announcing Monday and this week
a clearance sale of ladies' desks at
which prices are greatly reduced
S12 desks now $3.50; $2150 desks
now S12.5o; s35 desks now 500 $40
desks now $50. Unusual credit terms
are offered now.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
THE JUVENILE, 100 Grant avenue be

THE JUVENILE, 13o Grant avenue. be-
tween Geary and Post streets. Call
ing attention to very special offer
ings in boys chin coats at $3.50;
collar in these coats buttons close up
under the chin and the side button
effect insures absolute protection
from the cold winds. These are espe-
cially designed for little boys from
to 10. Many new and fashionable
coats for larger boys, $3.50 to $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

VI. FRIEDMAN & CO., 27S Post street.
This firm publishes in The Call to-
day a letter from Andrew j. Gala
CHER, secretary San Francisco labor
council. congratulating the firm for
its assistance in making Bucks stove
and range company, of st. Louis, a
closed shop.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
South Eureka

1t is reported that mining operations
at this mine will be suspended next
pairs to be made to the shaft. These
repairs will probably take all of three
months to complete. During this time
the mill will be at a standstill most,
If not all of the time. 1t is contem-
plated, however, to continue the pay
ment of the monthly dividends of 5
cents per share, as the surplus in the
treasury is deemed ample to meet this
outlay. By the time the shaft repair
ing is completed the full milling capa-
city of the. company will be ready to
drop and the stock holders expect in
creased dividends hereafter.-Amador
7 ado
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
Fremont Mine
Lincoln Consolidated

At this mine they are making rapid
have cleared the shaft to the water
level, distance of $50 feet. They are
putting in an electric pump, for the
rapid unwatering of the shaft, which
is 1000 feet in depth. The pumpin g
plant will be in working order in the
course of few days. 1t is expected
that it will take several weeks before
the shaft is free of water, much de-
pending, of course, on the condition of
the shaft, whether caves have occurred
therein or choked with decayed tim
bers. Those interested in this prop
erty are much gratified over the prog
ress made thus far and feel confident
that a paying mine will be developed
within the boundaries OF the land ac-
quired by the present company.-Ama-
dor IIedgAr
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

SHIELD. 45 Stockton street. An
nounces z complete line Of imported
woOlens for ladies' fall wear. They
guarantee their regular s35 made to
order suits.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

LOUIS GAssNER, 1I2-114 Geary street.
An important advance sale of the
seasons smartest furs begins Mon
day. All the choicest furs that the
worlds fashion authorities have de-
creed correct for 1910 and 1911 are
shown at very low prices.
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r.. GoLDsTEIN. 14e Grant avenue. ed

r.. GoLDSTEIN. 149 Grant avenue, cor
ner Post street. The latest Parisian,
London and New York styles of hair
dressing, including the .Recamier
coiffure." are introduced to the pub
lie in the announcement today. This
house carries complete line of
switches at popular prices
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

4. HOFFMAN, PSI Post street. This
house advertises a stunning tailor
made suit in all wool imported
shadow striped worsteds in black,
navy blue or green at $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
soMMER & KAUFMAN. s3s-s4o Mar

ket street and 1925 Grant avenue.
The smartest fall shoe fashions are
pictured in today's announcement
The prices of ladies' shoes ranging
from $3.50 to $3.50 provide every
fashionable variety. A new arrival
of ladies' velvet button shoes is an
nounced and will be on display to-
morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
5. sTRozYNsKI COMPANY, 21s stock


to street Presenting to the public
their own brands of complexion
beautifiers, hair tonics and face pow
ders at reduced prices this week
Also calling attention to their indi-
vidual shampoo methods and special
massage treatment