The border vidette., 1911-04-22

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 well llno~l here and in nOthCrn SJID:&. has fO" several days past ba2n Il guest at the Mon tazuma hotel, from Cananea, | where he makes his headquart-
 CTS when n0t,in the field looking l at mining properties for himself
 and associates. Mir. Gastry says he don't care a tinl1er'S
 damn which side wins in the i present miX-up in Mexico. President Gould and Manager | Huntington of the Red Bear : Mining Company. arc visiting in
 the city. pending the settlement
 of trouble iu their section of Sonora between rebels and Mex ican government. The Red Bear gold mines are out near Saric, a short distance south of the in ternatiOnal line. A stamp mill
 is being erected under Mana ger
 Huntington personal super
 vision.
 George Januel, the ever-ac-
 cOmmOdating barber, who last
 week in district court became a
 citizen of the United States, is
 now occupying elegant new
 quarters in the Bricl1wOod hotel
 building, next door to The Ar
 cade. George has an up to- the
 minute shop, with all modern inn
 prOvements, including baths, etc.
 He invites his friends to cali and
 receive the same good tredtment
 at the same old price.
 Mexican pesos, 3,OOO,COO of
 them sold to China by the Mex ican government, some of which
 have found their way back to Mexico, will be repudiated as legal tender by the Mexican government, according to reports circulated here. and it is up to those handling Mexican silver dollars to beware of those coins bearing China's brand One of the e ins won't buy a ham sand wich at Lulley'S Buffet.
 George B. Marsh, owner of George B. Marsh, Inc, of this city, one of Santa Cruz county'S best known highly respected substantial citizens, is danger ouSly ill at his home in this city. Physicians are almost constantly in attendance and everything possible is being done to save the life of one of natures noble men, man who is loved by his friends and respected by his encmie5. We hope for his speedy complete recovery
 Henry Levin. of the commis- sion house Of Levin 6 JoffrOy. this city, has opened up branch office in Tucson, and in the near future will remove his family to the old pueblo. Mr. Levin when not on the road running down new business for his firm, will divide his time be- tween Tucson and NOgaleS. in the city will regret to learn that Mrs. Levin and the children are leaving NogaleS. All join i'll wishing them much hap pinesS, always.
 Colonel Powell, the we'll known man, who has recently become interested over in the Gro BlancO mining district, this county, is a guest att the Monte zuma hotel. MT. POwell's ad- vent into the old gold district, will be welcome news to every body in Santa Cruz county, for that gentleman's reputation for doing things in a mining way, is and new life will soon be injected into the Gro district, and as q result the whole county will be benefit ed.
 In the case of Amelia Alvarez, the Mexican woman who stole a valuable diamond ! from Miss Mamie DonOghue, the jury disagreed. and His Honor took charge of the case. l Thanks to Miss Mamie's goodness )f heart, Amelia was told to go tfter Judge DOan admOn- shed her to sin no more. The Alvarez woman had been q trusted servant at the Monte ,uma hotel up to the time she stole the diamong ring valued at nearly S3CO, from Miss Mamie'S 'oom. It is hoped that the close all Amelia had this time, will lelp to keep her in the straight md narrow path.
 George Wicland, after spend ,1<r several G1VS here in attend