The border vidette., 1911-09-23


 Next week week A. Carpana, the habordasher, will move into his elegant new two story build ing on Morley avenue, nov nearing completion under the direction of Contractor John Burton. The structure is a cred it to it's owner, NOgale.S and Contractor Burton.
 J. A. Straith in this issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE annOun- ces himself a candidate for the nomination of county surveyor on the Democratic ticket. Jack is a Democrat, first, last and all the time. He has resided in the county many years and has a wide circle of friends, all of whom are backing him for the office he seeks.
 Joe Scott, superintendent of the Espiritu mine in Sonora owned by Hon. A. c. Bernard and associates, transacted buSi- ness in NOgales the forepart of the week. Joe says his bonanza is a sure winner. He has a big carload of high grade ore at the station for shipment right away, and another carload out ready to be packed to the railroad.
 Yesterday Arthur Page of Pa tagonia, vice president of the Democratic Club of Santa Cruz County, telegraphed the an is, a candidate for the nomination of sheriff of Santa Cruz county, subject to the will of the voters at the Democratic primaries. Bert is one of the cOunty'S solid citizens. If nominated he'd make any opponent he may have hard to catch.
 Tomorrow evening Hon. Flu gene $. Ives of Tucson, Demo cratic candidate for United States Senator from Arizona, will ar rive in Nogales, and on Monday evening will address the citizens of Santa Cruz county, in this city, and will at that time de clare the principles for which he stands. The meeting will be held at the Masonic Hall, com at 8:3O. The senator is a fine speaker.
 Colonel R. R. Richardson, of Patagonia, accompanied by MT. A. E. Crepin, his business asSO- ciate and family, also of Pata- gonia, spent Thursday in the city, departing yesterday morn ing for Tucson. MesSrs. Richard son and Crepin are the lucky owners of the great Three R mines situated near Patagonia, favOra ble mention of which has recently been made in THE BOR- DER VIDETTE. Everybody in Santa Cruz County joins US in the hope that the Three R will become one of the worlds biggest producers.
 The celebration in NOgales, in honor of the Sixteenth of Sept ember, was a great success in every respect, the cfOwning event being the grand ball Sun day night in Ramirez Theatre, w NIllcll WdS UIlc IlOoU DIllllSLIC U affair of it's kind witnessed here in many years. There were scores of beautiful women ele- gantly gowned there from Ma zatlan, Culiacan, Guaymas, Her mOSillO, NogaleS and other cities in SinalOa and Sonora, accom- panied by handsome men. Every body had a splendid time. No gales as usual did herself proud
 Henry Greenwell, president of the PrOvidencia Mining & Milling Company, is back from a business trip to New York and other eastern cities. He reports having had a pleasant and very successful trip. He also expressed himself as much pleased with conditions at Camp where he has hopes of making a great dividend pay ing gold mine. Frank N. Cox, the well known, experienced practical mine manager, is in charge of the mine, the future of which means a great deal for Nogales and Santa Cruz county.
 Yesterday w. G. Bowman, for d long time assistant to Super intendent Temple, with head quarters at Empalme, Sonora, assumed charge of the Southern Pacific Company's business at T