The border vidette., 1911-09-30


 neer for the Providencia Mining Company, arrived in the city last evening from the east and today accompanied President Greenwel out to the Providencia Camp. MT. Price is a prominent mining engineer.
 Major Carl T. Hayden, sheriff of Maricopa county, who is a Democratic candidate for repre- sentative in congress, having finished his campaign in north ern Arizona, is heading this way. The date of the majors arrival in Nogales has not been announced
 Judge M. Marsteller accom- panied by Allan Fraser and Col. O. P. POsey have returned from a visit to the Judges splendid gold prospects in Sonora, bring ing with them a bunch of samples taken from the property, which has the appearance of becoming a great mine. Here hoping.
 A. Carpena, the pioneer haber- dasher, is busy removing his large stock of high-class goods into his elegant new quarters, just completed by Contractor John Burton. The building oc- cupied by MT. Carpena for many years. will shortly be removed and an up-to-date structure erected by MT. J. B. Wise, the owner.
 Lieutenant A. F. Krohn, as- Sistant superintendent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, has for the. past week been enjoying a visit in Nogales with his fami- ly. Lieutenant Krohn makes his headquarters in the city of 1 Culiacan. He has been with the Southern Pacific many years and is one of Col. Randolph's most trusted lieutenants. On the 17th day of October there will be held in this city a special meeting of the directors | of the Zambona Development Company, in which many No gales people are interested fin anciafly. The meeting is called for the purpose of amending the articles of incorporation and the transaction of such other busi- ness that may come before the meeting.
 The old Monte Carlo building is being removed and next week the work of excavating for handsome twO-Story business | house will be commenced. The building will be of stone, modern in every respect and when com pleted Morley avenue and In ternational street will present a pleasing appearance, and adjoin- ing property greatly inhanced in value. ....-,.-- r John Brickwood. Jr., mounted inspector in the immigration service, has returned from an extended trip west along the international border. At Gro Blaneo he saw our old friend Judge J. B. McClenahan, who for thirty years has resided at that place more than thirty years. ! Friends of the grand old man will be sorry to learn that he is 1 in ill health.
 J. B. Hannah, president of the Victoria Mining Company, has been a business visitor in the city this week, guest at the Montezuma hotel. MT. Hannah's company have become interested in the great gold placers over in the Greaterville district, where it is said they will spend large sums of money in developing the property for which they paid a quarter of million dollars. Attention is called to the polit- ical announcement of MT. Louis Melczer of Phoenix, for the no- minat tion of Corporation Com missioner, subject to the Dem ocratic primaries. MT. Melczer is a pioneer citizen of Arizona, having resided in Phoenix many years, where he successfully engaged in business. He is a large taxpayer, a sterling good Democrat and an honorable gentleman.
 Frank N Cox, in charge of mining operations out at the Providencia Mining & Milling Company's property of which Henry Greenwell is president and general manager, was a business visitor in the city the forepart of the week. The Providencia every month ex- T L.