The border vidette., 1911-11-11

] GcfIIfan DarDer, on Morley Ave.
 in BrickwOOd building, guaran
 tees his work, and respectful,
 invites you to give him a trial
 Everything neat and clean. Hai
 Cutting a speciality. If.
 Charley Phillips and Arthur
 Hamilton, two local miningmen
 who are now circulating among
 old friends in the east, write
 that they are having a fine time
 Nothing succeeds like success. We are pleased to know the boys
 are doing well. When last heard
 from they were seeing the sights
 at Nashville, Tenn.
 I. F. Bowers, manager of the
 Sonora Pacific Copper Company.
 came up from the mines in the
 M gdalena district, Sonora
 Thursday evening and spent yesterday in the city transacting company business. Everything at camp is progressing nicely. Phil Ferguson of this city is mine superintendent.
 Tonight Lodge No. 6, Alianza HiSpanO-Americana, will give a grand ball at Ramirez Theatre. Member this splendid organiza- tiOn are taking d great interest in the grand ball, which will be largely attended. Everybody is assured royal good time for the $ pan is h-A m eric II boys never do things in half hearted way.
 William Martin of Salinas, California, who is now develop ing a gold mine in the Pinto mountains, Sonora, is a visitor in the city MT. Martin is now employing twenty-five miners in the development of his property which lies between the Buena Fortuna and the Columbia pro- prieties. He believes he has a world beater.
 Don Anton Proto, proprietor of the great Cocospera ranch in Sonora, a short distance south of the international line, has sold a thousand head of fine steers to Ben Sneed, the Cochise cattle buyer, who for the past week has been a guest at the Montezuma hotel in this city. The Proto cattle are among the best in northern Sonora.
 Thursday James A. Harrison, on the Democratic tiol<ot fOY. tho Sfato co,ooto f,.<~,,, Santa Cruz county, was in town among his friends 1 and acquaintances. MT. Harri- son has been too busy rounding ID his cattle to take much in crest in politics, but from now | lntil election day, he'll be found | n the field visiting the voters.
 A. J. StarIey of Los Angeles, liter spending a week looking over the land of the Sonora | Valley Land Company, of which F. H. Hilliker of Los Angeles is returned home this carrying with him a contract for section g. of the | pig tract of company land near Ioria. MT. Starkey was accom- panied by MT. Scott, also of | JOS Angeles.
 The Democrats of Arizona nave done themselves proud in he nomina tions for the first state election December 12th, next. for the high offices nave been chosen from all sec ions of the State-nOrth, south, asst and west. All are first-class lean men of integrity and .bility, who will carefully guard he new states every interest. Study the personal of the ticket n THE BORDER VIDETTE, then ompare it with that presented y the Republicans. After that, J'S up to you.
 Having delivered a shipment f 1000 head of Sonora cattle to , uyerS in Kansas City, w. Beck . ord Kibbey and Ramon Elias of . he Alamos Land & Cattle com any, arrived in Tucson Monday ( fternoOn and left on the even ( lg train for Mexico. Another f poo head of cattle will be round , l up for delivery in Kansas . ity, November 20. The coming ( lipment will make a total of bout 1000 head which the -lamos company has shipped nd sold during the past 12 lOnthS. S.-TucSOn Citizen.