The border vidette., 1911-06-03
Monday morning A. M. Con


 land dealer, went down to NOria
 in Mir. Conard's auto, to look at
 big tract of land owned by MT.
 COnard and his associates. A
 couple of California capitalists,
 friends of Mr. Smith, accom-
 panied them.
 Commencing this evening
 Soto's Orchestra, one of the best musical organizations in the state will play at the Montezuma park, the most delightful place in the city, where courteous at tendants will serve cool refresh ing drinks from 7:3O to 1O:3O. Don't forget the time and the place. Montezuma park this evening at 7:3O.
 The concert for the benefit of the poor, which had been an nounced for tonight, will take place tomorrow Sunday night in the Ramirez Theatre. Re member the place and the time. It is for good purpose. Help the poor. There are great many of them in Nogales at present. Price of tickets only $1 .OO Mexican money.
 The F. I. Madero Democratic Club of Nogales, Sonora, Mex ico, the first political organization of it's kind organized in Mexico, is composed of intelligent young gentlemen who have been active for the revolutionary party headed by Madero. The club will support Madero for president of Mexico, and Jose M. Mayto- rena, of Guaymas, for governor of the state of Sonora.
 Wednesday MT. and Mrs. James Reagan, accompanied by the little boy were visitors in the city from Patagonia, being guests at the National hotel. MT. Reagan says Patagonia is the best little town in Arizona and he has great confidence in her future. The Three R and other splendid mining properties si- tuated in the immediate vicinity, continue to improve in value and shipments of ore are con stantly being made from Pata- gonia to Douglas and Fl Paso.
 Captain w. E. Beasley, one of the best polo horse experts in the United States, was a visitor here this week one day en route from Hermosillo to New York city, thence to England on a business and pleasure trip. Captain BeaSley has ship ped a couple of carloads of polo horses to the states from Sonora during the past couple of years, for which it is said he received fancy prices. The swift footed Sonora ponies take kindly to the game and are greatly desired
 P. J. Munch, everybody here knows Pete, has been enjoying | B visit here with Mrs. Munch | and Master Phil. Until recently Mir. Munch has been agent at Guaymas for the Sonora rail way. He resigned to accept a position with the Southern Pa cific at Tucson, Arizona, U. s. A., far from the scene of Mex can revolutionists, mosquitos md Sonora fever. For the pre- sent Mrs. Munch and Phil will 'eside here with the lady's mother Mrs. Saxon, but later hey too will go to the ancient md honorable pueblo of Tucson o reside.
 Todd c. Woodworth, president f big American mining com amy owning large valuable min ng property down on the line f Sonora, Sinaloa and Chihua- -ua, in one of the richest min 1g districts on earth, is guest t the Montezuma hotel, being ccompanied by his private sec etary, MT. Layne of Pittsburg IT.. Woodworth, who is pro- ( linent in mining circles through ut the United States and Mex 70, is a prince of entertainers, nd during his short stay here $ as made a host of friends all f whom will regret to see him \ ave. Levin 6 Joffroy are MT. T Ioodworth's local representa- \ yes. In a day or two Messrs. ( ToodwOrth and Layne will leave T ,r the mines via AlamOs. V w. E. Rogers, president of I -inas Las Palomas, s. A, the il reat placer gold properties of g hich are located down in the e