The border vidette., 1911-10-14

Mr. l.. Ephraim has returned from the Pacific coast. He went
 to enjoy visit with Mrs.
 Ephraim and their little daughter
 In this weeks issue of THE | BORDER VIDETTE appears the
 announcement of G. H. Madden,
 for the office of school superin- tendent, subject to the action of
 the Democratic primaries. MT.
 Madden is principal of the
 public schools of this city. He
 has made a fine record as head
 of our splendid educational in Stitution, and if nominated for the office of School Superinten- dent would conduct the affairs of the office with credit to the county.
 William Rosenberg, better known as Rosy" is a candidate for the office of supervisor of Santa Cruz county, subject to the will of the voters of the county, at the Democratic pri- maries. Rosy" says if his party will give him the nomina- tiOn, he do the rest. Since be- coming farmer down Tubac- way, Rosy believes he would have plenty time to devote to the duties of the responsible office to which he aspires. His official announcement in this weeks VIDETTE.
 Dr. J. w. Wright of Indepen- dence, Kansas, after visiting the
 property of the Crescent Copper Company, in this county, short distance from NOgaleS, has departed for his home. pr. Wright expressed himself as much pleased with the property of the company in which he is a large stOckholder. Since his visit last April consider able profitable development work has been done and as as result the property looks good and the doctor has hopes of receiving splendid returns on his invest ment. Local stockholders have great faith in the Three c. mines.
 It is said that the total list of dead as a result of the storm in Sonora last week, is eighteen, while many more are missing. The big French copper company at Santa ROSalia, alone sustain ed loss of nearly two million dollars. The loss to property | in Guaymas, outside of the rail road company is over half a mil lion dollars. The little town | of Ortiz, thirty miles north of | GuaymaS was almost destroyed | by the wind and water. Here | more than a dozen lives were lost, by drowning. The loss to the | railroad company between Her moSillO and GuaymaS has as yet not been made public, but it will reach several millions.
 Hon. Henry F. Ashurst of Prescott, one of ArizOna'S bright est lawyers, generally conceded here the choice of the northern Democracy for the nomination of United States senator, today l himself in THE BOR- DER VIDETTE and asks the sup port of Santa Cruz county De- at the coming primaries. Henry Ashurst has a splendid record as a lawyer and pioneer citizen of Arizona, where he has resided since a mere child. He would represent the State of Arizona faithfully and well in the United States senate. Go to the Masonic Hall this evening and here Mr. Ashurst, who is one of Arizona's silver tOngued orators. He'll tell you why he should be sent to Washington.
 News reached here yesterday to the effect that Fred. T. Bank erd, of Duquesne, this county, had committed suicide by shoot ing himself at his Duquesne home sometime Thursday night, after returning from Nogales where he had been attending court as trial juror. A short time before Fred. left NogaleS afternoon, he com plained to friends that he was feeling very bad and was anxi- ous to get home. Fred. had a wide circle of friends and ac- 1uaintances in this county all of whom will be shocked to learn of his death. MT. c. A. brother of the dead man, will accompany the body to Nogales today. To the be-