The border vidette., 1911-11-11

| 4HAiiiiS Noiilt'iuS, CSIlIlt III 1FOiI
 camp the forepart of this week
 on company business. Mr.
 Gashe is secretary of the com
 Dany, Henry Greenwell is pre- l Sident.
 Capt. D. H. Riddle, Sixth Cav
 airy, has returned from a fur
 tough of a couple of months spent in Virginia, his old home,
 and Washington, D. C. The
 captain is now stationed at Fort
 Huacnuca.
 Next Saturday evening, No
 vember 10th. a rOuSing meeting
 of Santa Cruz county Democrats
 will be held in this city, at the
 Democratic headquarters on
 Morley avenue. Every Demo
 crat in the county is urged to be
 present.
 Work on the Mountain View
 SanatOrium buildings is pro- greSSing in 2 very satisfactory manner. This week bunch of thoroughbred cows from the Salt River valley arrived for the Sanatorium. They are beauties, every one.
 Last night Mrs. P. J. Munch and Master Phil returned home from Los Angeles, where they had been spending the summer. Naturally P. J. is now wearing a broad smile of contentment and is as happy as a Democratic nominee for office.
 John GiasSOn is interested in a splendid mining property near Nogales, which he will develop in the near future. John knows all there is to know about mines and mining, and when he says a mine or prospect is worth the price, it's a cinch.
 H. A. Smith, the land man of and Tucson, has just | closed deal with w. N. Rouse for 16O acres of improved land | in the Santa Cruz valley, north Of the ancient and honorable pueblo about a dozen miles. The | price, paid was $32OO.
 This morning Agent w. G. Bowman of the Southern Pacific, J ar, Edna, went to Tucson on a business and pleasure rip. MT. BOwman'S eldest laughter, Miss Tillie is attend ng school in Tucson.
 Mrs. Andy Bartleth is back rom Portland, Oregon, where she spent a couple of months with relatives and friends. While she had a fine time, Mrs. Bartleth 'ays she is glad to get back to 'unny Arizona, where she has a vide circle of friends and ac- luaintanceS.
 Republican newspapers in Ari- .ona are advising the voters, Democratic voters, to 'pit their ticket, thereby show ng their independence Don't worry, Brother Eli, the dear people will maintain their in dependence, at the polls on De- ;ember 12th, next.
 Tuesday at Phoenix, Harvey ierrick, with a National car, von the Los Angeles to Phoenix race ill 20 hours and ? minutes. A Franklin car was econd and a Midland was third. 'wenty- five thousand spectators t the fair ground witnessed the nish of the big race. 1
 President Chapman of the Crescent Copper Company, ac- ompanied by Mrs. Chapman, 7ere passengers on Monday lorning's northbound train en oute to Phoenix to attend the ( air. MT. Chapman, who has cen quite i'll is slowly improv- I 1g, to the delight of his numer- !. us friends here.
 Joe Hunter, the we'll known | 'enver, Colorado attorney-at- i; Lw, is a guest at the Montezuma otel. For a long time Mr. [unter has been connected with c le Four Metals Mining Con- t any, the big copper properties f f which are situated short t istance northeast of NOgales in r anta Cruz county. a Last Mondays special edition il The Arizona Republican, was l hummer, every county in the e ate being well covered by ( special writer's s ogales and Santa Cruz county a
 given two full pages, and our A tizenS who wish to inform their a ,latives and friends in the east II