The border vidette., 1911-10-14
Pickett and Ashurst this even ing at Masonic Hall.

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 OuttOf Needles, California, where
 he and his wife make their
 home, has been here the past
 week looking after his, mining
 claims out in Gold Hill.
 Alex. Carpena, the haber-
 dasher, visited Tucson the fore
 part of the week to meet re
 presentatives of a big eastern
 wholesale clothing house, from which he purchases spring and summer goods. He says he
 bought some fine stuff, right.
 Captain Stephen O'Connor's "To Whom It May Concern" sent broadcast over Santa Cruz county and other sections of Arizona, will hurt no one but the Captain, whose chances of returning to Santa Cruz are less now than they were before he turned his ''fool-self' loose.
 Passenger trains on the SO- nora railway are only running as far south as Hermosillo. It is thought that trains will be able to run as far as Torres next week. The recent storm along the west coast is said to have been the worst in fifty years. The loss will reach millions
 R. A. Reed, the U. S. soldier who shot and instantly killed one of his brother soldiers, after pleading guilty, has been sen fenced by Judge DOan, to thirty years in the territorial prison. Reed is degenerate. He is now in the penitentiary where he was taken by Sheriff Saxon.
 Carl Hayden, of Tempe, can didate for Congress, subject to the will of the Democratic pri- maries, was visitor in NOgaleS Wednesday seeking the support of Democratic-vOter He was around by Eb. Jones, an old time Tempe friend. north.
 Marcos and Spiro Proto have purchased fine Mitchell auto which in future will be at the disposal of their friends. the boys have only had the machine a few days, Marcos handles it life a pro- fessional. The car was delivered | here by Louis Aguirre, one of | Tucson's daredevil drivers.
 Colonel H. l.. Pickett of Tomb stone, and Hon. Henry F. As hurst of Prescott, Democratic | for the United States Senate, will address Santa Cruz county voters at Masonic Hall | this evening at 8 o'clock. Don't | fail to hear the distinguished | visitors tell why they want to go i to the United States senate.
 E. B. Sharpe, secretary of the La Cobriza Mining Company, spent Thursday in the city on company business. The new for the mine is being assembled and Superintendent | Tonl1in is a very busy man these | days with a large force of men | getting it to camp from Noria. The work of installation is pro- gressing nicely.
 Andy Leard, the we'll known assayer. is back from Cananea, where he has been for some time past. He says there is | danger of serious trouble at the big copper camp, between Am erican and Mexican miners. f The Mexicans claim they are not receiving a square deal, and are acting ugly" said MT. Leard, who left Cananea several days igO.
 Hon. George w. Atkinson of Gala abasas and Tucson, came up rom his ranch yesterday, being by his pretty little Miss DOrah, and her nurse. Uncle George says he wouldn't trade Dorah for all the white face cattle on earth. All though only eighteen months ,ld, Miss Dorah is sure boss of he ranch, especially when dad $ there.
 R. O. Rogers, of Camille, this brought to the Board of Trade samples of as fine corn as ,an be raised in any section of he United States, and proves he success of dry farming in Santa Cruz county where there Ire thousands of acres of gov ernment land yet unOccupied. TNl,o cor,, is of tho I[anSoS S1n