The border vidette., 1911-09-16

company, mas Tor q couple Ol
 days been a guest at tho Monte
 zuma hotel from Topic, Mexico.
 Thno. Geblar, proprietor of
 the Pioneer Hardware House, is
 busy erecting q new business
 hOuSc on his Grand avenue prop orty. It will Do one story high
 built of StOno and brick. with handsome plate glass front.
 When completed tho new struc-
 turo will present a pleasing ap- pearance, and greatly enhance the value of adjacent property.
 Frank J. Hobson, who for some time past has been making
 Patagonia his headquarters, has
 been spending a few days here a guest of his old friend l.. M.
 Raines. Mir. Hobson is a min ing man with an international reputation. Until recently he
 was connected with the Santa Cruz &t Sonora Reduction Com pany, doing business in this county.
 Dr. A. H. Noon, at the request of his friends, announces himself in today's VIDETTE as a can
 didate for supervisor of Santa Cruz county, subject to the will of the Democratic voters of the county. Dr. Noon has in the
 past served the taxpayers faith fully and we'll both as supervisor and member of the legislature.
 II0 xryo1l o,,1 fo Xiv to nearly every citizen in the county.
 R. R. Earhart, of Mowry, candidate for the nomination of treasurer of Santa Cruz County on the Democratic ticket, was a business visitor at the county seat Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. In this weeks VIDETTE MT. Earhart makes official announcement of his can didacy for the important office of treasurer and most respectfully solicits the support Of all Demo rats at the coming primary election October 24th.
 J. J. Lowe, at present under sheriff of Santa Cruz county and and member of the Common Council of NOgaleS, today an nOunceS himself a candidate for the nomination of sheriff, subject to the will of the Democratic voters of the county at the pri- mary election. MT. Lowe needs no introduction to citizens of this county. He has made one of the best deputy sheriffs the county has ever had. He is good on tie city coun- cil. He could be elected. D T.P Thompson, formerly of now of the San Rafael valley where he has located a announces himself a for the office of asses sOr of Santa Cruz county, sub iect, of course, to the will of the Democratic voters of the county Tommy is a wide awake young Democrat, capable and honest If the Democrats honor him with the nomination, he can be de- pended upon. to make any Op- ponent he may have, wish he hadn't.
 Through Cummings, the real estate agent, Julius Sabatier, the French merchant, this week purchased the Bergier business on Morley avenue, for nerly occupied by William The price paid is said to have been 5000, Mex can money. Mir. Sabatier will shortly commence the erection )f a twO-stOry brick business block on his newly acquired which adjOins his Vile l le Paris, corner Morley avenue md International street.
 The numerous friends and ac- luaintances of Miss Mamie Do 1ohue, of the Montezuma hotel, will be glad to learn that she is getting along nicely at the Sis CTS Hospital, where she was recently operated upon for ab- 'ceSS and peritOnitiS. For Sev- ,ral days it was feared she would lie, but thanks to Dr. Sneaker md two trained nurses who were with her, the patient $ now out of danger and is daily However, Mamie is till very weak and it will be Ome time before she will resume ctive management of the big lOtel.
 Accompanied by siXtyfive T .lN.11 1<l,