The border vidette., 1911-10-21

voters. iS a cousin of James
 Schultz of this city. Mir. Cal
 laghan is one of Arizona'S best
 known citizens. If nominated
 hell win in a walk.
 The strike at the Cananea Con-
 solidated Copper Compa s
 mines has been called off and all
 the men have returned to work
 It is said that the company made
 no concessions, and the men re-
 turned of their own accord. All
 the mines are now working and
 peace and quiet again reigns at
 the great copper camp.
 James A. Harrison, one of the
 best known, most successful StOckraiSerS in southern Arizona,
 Democratic candidate for state senator from Santa Cruz county, is busy these days attending the
 big fall roundup, after which he
 will have time to play the poli- tical game. Jim Harrison is one of the the county's substantial citizens. He'll size up in every respect with any senatorial can didate in Arizona.
 Secretary of War Stimson, accompanied by Major General
 Wood and their aide, Captain Mccoy, U. S. A., are now at Fort Huachuca on a visit of inspection. For the present it is stated the war department will adhere to it's policy of en- larging the fort to a regimental post keeping there at all times a full regiment of cavalry.
 Ed. Lanier, proprietor of The Palace saloon, who has been attending Ell Paso's great state hood jubilee. will return home next week. At El Paso Ed. had the pleasure of meeting his father whom he had not seen in several years. Naturally he is his visit. Hundreds of AriZOnanS, including Governor Sloan, attended the great jubilee.
 Charles Jones will shortly again conduct a short order re- staurant in the old depot quart CTS formerly run by himself. The place has been vacant since Jones had it; now Jones wants the same room. He will continue to feed his friends at the same old place in the hole in the wall. just across the street from THE BORDER VIDETTE office, on Morley avenue.
 Mayor A. H. Noon, after a delightful visit in Salt Lake with and relatives for the first time in thirty years, return ed home Thursday night looking inc. Mrs. Noon, who accom- panied the mayor, will return nome later. Dr. Noon will at once proceed to interview his Democratic friends who are en- titled to a vote at the Democratic primary election next Tuesday. He is a candidate for supervisor.
 The International Land and Cattle Company, of which A. R. CampillO is president, Eduardo Legleu, vice-president and c. H. Araiza, secretary and man. iger, have contracted for 3OCO Mexican cattle which they have sold to American buyers. Man tger Araiza has just returned from the south where he went O arrange for the delivery of 300 steers and calves. The stock will be crossed at this port.
 The ladies of the Catholic .hurch on next Wednesday even ng will give an entertainment tt the Lyric theatre for the l benefit of the convent. Besides | pictures there will be a | ,ocal solo by Mrs. J. F. Barry, piano solo by Miss Deltina a vocal duet by Elisita and Cuquita Paredes; llso Spanish dance by Miss Don't miss the It is for a most xcellent cause.
 Mark Smith, Democratic can idate for U. $. senate, and George Hunt, candidate for gov rnor of Arizona, addressed the argest audiance of the campaign n this city Thursday night. dark Smith is the Modest Roman of them all." Santa Cruz ounty Democrats will give him irst place next Tuesday. MT. Hunt will also receive a large .ote here. Capt. Hardy, Santa ,rrz cOl1ptv'S Si1Vor-tOnOu Ouo6