The border vidette., 1911-11-25

. day and yesterday continued ' north. He said the reports
 printed in the daily press Of thc
 United States to the effect that
 HaQui Indians were killing Am
 orleans, or anyone else, for that
 matter, were absolutely false,
 and evidently circulated for the
 purpose of injuring the Mexican
 government.
 Tonight there will appear at
 Ramirez Theatre, PiXIey &c
 Lander's latest comedy song
 success "A Wife Wanted. ""This
 excellent comedy, in three acts,
 was written for the purpose of
 laughter" says an exchange.
 The situations are bright, witty
 and farcial in nature, and yet
 refined. The play is a decided
 novelty, not a dull line. A howl
 from start to finish, and it is
 comedy gem without a flaw. If
 you want to laugh and forget
 your troubles go to Ramirez
 Theatre tonight.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Glasson
 have taken apartments in the
 John Wilson house and will
 spend the winter in Nogales,
 near where MT. Glasson has
 some valuable mining interests,
 now receiving his personal at
 tentiOn. He has resigned his position of superintendent for the Richfeld Copper Company of which Major James A. Cooper of Washington, D. G., is vice president Captain William GlaSSon, eldest son of MT. and Mrs. Glasson, is making his home with his parents.~
 Don't forget the big Democrat ic rally at the Lyric Theatre | next Monday evening. There will be an unusually fine moving picture show, free, with special | music, for the occasion. The meeting will be attended by the following Democratic nominees: George w. P. Hunt for governor, Henry F. Ashurst for United States senate, Carl Hayden for Congress, George Purdy Bullard for attorney general, Sidney F. Osborn for state auditor, and F. A. Jones for Corpora ton Con- Don't forget the time. and the place. Everybody in vited.
 Lee Reagan, president of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold and Copper Company, after an absence from the city, arrived from Tucson Thursday night and is busy tranSacting business. It is said the affairs of the company, finan- cially and otherwise, are in good and stockholders may soon look for something doing" On December 2Oth, next, there {; will be held at the office of Hon. Frank J. Duffy, special meeting ,f stockholders of the company, ( or the purpose of considering a ' consolidation with the Cicero ' Smith Mining Company, and for ' he purpose of raising the capital ( stock of the Yaqui River Con- T 'olidated Gold and Copper Com I )any. I
 E. B. Bethell, manager of the V Trading Company's f Patagonia store, was a business -isitor here the forepart of the week.. He reported the PatagO- ia mining district looking up, D here being at the present time t
 large number of prospectors d nd prospective buyers in that :. istrict. MT. Bethell is person is fly interested in some very s 'ood mining properties near Pa s agonia. He said the Three R O. ., hines owned by Colonel R. R. L and A. E. Crepin, al ontinues one of the biggest and n est mines in the country Gray ssi who own and are d, -orlzing adjoining property to oi le Three R, also have valu. T ble property from which they }ES ave shipped some good pay a, re to the shelter. ar Last night at the Lyric Thea co e Hon. E. w. Wells, repub- th can nominee for governor and re re on. w. $. Sturgis, nominee for co Commissioner, ad- pi ressed a large audiance com ar osed of Santa Cruz county CC,, Oters, republicans and demo- 10 ats. Geo. D. Christy, nominee 'r attorney general, J. F. nr for secretary of N N