The border vidette., 1910-10-22

three straight games Tn the contest for the worlds cha hampionship, and it's dol lars to doughnuts, the A tletics will win to days game with Chief Bender in the box. "The Cubs can't cone back" They are too old.
 M,ssrs George Marsh, O:to Herold and Ferd Van Mouriok. three local Nimrods, are grateful to George w. A. kinson for a brace of fine ducks In reporting the result of their hunt down Calabasas way, the gentlemen inadvertently forgot to mention the fact that the birds had bseu shot by Mir. A Atkinson.
 Julius Kunde, one of the county's pro porous stock raisers from out Lochiel way. was here Wednesd sday on private business, coming in via Santa Cruz, which station is only few miles from his ranch home. Julius reported every body we'll and happy out his way, and cattle doing well. In all of Ali zona there is no 6Eer country than LocLiel.
 Tom Gittins, the miilman, and William Meauey, millwright, of thIs city, the forepart of the week departed for Sinaloa, Mexico, where they will work for pig mining company. The toys went to Guadalupe station, from where they will have to make long | journey muleback to the mines. which are said to be among the best gold producers in Mexico
 G. w. Morris registered at the Mon tezuma hotel Monday from the Pata- | gooia mountains. He failed to state that his home in the Patagonia noun 1 tained is on the west eide, few miles from Nogaies. where he has a group of gold mining claims worthy the attention of capital seeking investment. George says he will give the right party, good lay out.
 Thursday evening Colonel W. O Greene arrived in the city in his travelling palace, Verde" having accom- panied Millionaire Holt here from C4nanea. MT. Holt, who was accompanied by members of his family and a party of friends, occupied the elegant car Francisco, which went north yesterday morning attached to the regular northbound train
 H A. Smith the Her mosillo land agent, after spending the summer on the coast with his family, returned Tuesday night, and is a guest at the National The gentleman has been very successful in placing Sonora lands, but still has 5OO,OOO acres of selected lands within thirty miles of the state capital, for sale at Sl0O per acre. The dollar an acre land is sold in blocks of 900 to 5000 acres.
 News of the death of Homer Santee, in Los Angeles. recently, was learned with regret by the civil engineers many friends throughout Santa Cruz county, deces sed having been we'll and favorable known here. Mir. Santee was for number of year connected with the Pata eonia Commercial Com- pany, of Patagonia. He often visited Nogales. The cause of his death was not learned. His friends will miss him
 Monday evening at the Sisters Hos pital. Sister Mary Charles King, aged "A years, died after short illness, from typhoid fever. and "Wednesday morning the remains were shipped by George B. Marsh, the undertaken, to San Antonio. Texas, the former home of deceased, who for several years had been stationed at HermosilIo. Sister Mary Leonlde accompanied the body. Sister Mary Charles was loved by all who knew her. She will be missed.
 Ed. Massey, many years associated with Colonel w. 0. Greene, was in the city several hours Wednesday on his way home to agdalena, Sonora, from Cananea, where he had been to consult with Colonel Greene. Re- gently Mir. Massey has been doing a lot of exploration work on gold prop critics out in the Altar district. H.