The border vidette., 1911-08-05

Russian families have become possessed of 14O0 acres of land near Glendale, in the Salt River. a short distance from Phoenix. They will engage in the profit able business of raising sugar beets. It is said that seventeen German families who went there recently planted sugar beets as their first crop and made net profit of SS, 500.
 F l. o "A four-roo1n frame house. Last seen on the mining claims owned by Bracey Curtis and Dr. A. l.. Gustetter, a short time before the recent rainy season set in. Any information leading to the recovery of the missing property will be thank fully received, by the owners or Sheriff Saxon, who says he will find the house if he has to search the entire county with a fine tooth comb.
 MT. and Mrs Scott White have purchased the restaurant business heretofore conducted by MT. Search and daughter, who departed for Los Angeles yesterday morning. The new owners have a thorough know ledge of the business which will be conducted under their per sonal supervision, and will be first-class in every respect. MT. Search and daughter will make their future home in Los An geles.
 William s. Madding and fami- ly, for a long time residents of NOgales, have gone east where they will visit friends and rela- tives whom they have not seen for many years, after having disposed of their residence and other real estate in this city, to A. Dumbauld. In departing from Nogales the Maddings take with them the best wishes of a wide circle of friends and ac- quaintances all of whom join us in wishing them good luck, always.
 Next Thursday evening, Aug ust 10th, there will be, a mass meeting of Santa Cruz county Democrats, at the court house, called by the committee for the purpose of perfecting a perman ent organization to conduct the coming state, county and muni cipal election, in the event the statehood bill passes next Mon day, August 7th. Every Demo crat in Santa Cruz county is earnestly requested to be present at the meeting and in every way assist in making it a success
 FOR SALE-All my household furniture. Low prices. F. B. Chase. If.
 With 1000 teams and 15OO men at work between Fairbank and Tucson on the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad, Tucson sees great prosperity ahead of her and a greater Tucson as a result of the completion of an other line of railway into that city, where large shops will also be built giving steady employ ment to hundreds of men. The contract for building the rail road from Fairbank to Tucson was awarded to MacArthur Brothers and Company of New York who will at once establish temporary offices at Benson, ac cording to telegrams received from the east. Three cheers for Tucson.
 Charley Phillips, superinten- dent of the new company now operating the old Durazno gold mines a short distance west from Nogales in Sonora, is in from camp, where he reports opera tions progressing in very sat isfactory manner. Mir. E. l.. Griswold, secretary of the com pany, accompanied by a number of eastern stockholders, will ac company Superintendent Phillips back to camp tomorrow, expect ing to be absent from the city several days. The property was formerly owned by Don Pedro Johnson, well and favorably known here where he made his headquarters d number of years. Some very high grade gold ore has been taken from the Du- raznO.
 The state elections in Nogales,