The border vidette., 1912-09-07

join his family. From there he and Mrs. VanMourick will go tC the Hawaiian Islands. for a months visit. Mr. VanMOuriclI expects to be absent from Noga- les about six weeks.
 1 w. C. AbOtt, the mining man, will shortly leave for the Pichi- Quati mines, situated fifty miles east of AlamOS, being accomp- anied by Drs. Audrain of Blanco Colorado, and Dr. Mensendicll of New York. Abbott and Mesen- dick are here awaiting the ar rival of Dr. Audrain from Col OradO.
 Sunday MT. Arthur Crepin and family, accompanied by MT. w. $. Sultan, of the Three R, mine, visited Nogales from Patagonia, making the trip by auto. A part of the day was spent at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. William Schuckmann on Mob Hill. Monday they returned to Patagonia.
 See the sta tement of the finan- ceS of The First National Bank of NOga les in this issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE. It's d dandy and shows that big financial in StitutiOn to be in a most flourish ing condition. and also reflects much credit on President Curtis, his able assistants and the board of directors
 The Woman Suffragists have opened headquarters in Phoenix, from where they are making a statewide campaign, having earnest workers in every city, town and village in the state. Mesdames A. F. Bird, George B. Marsh and Ferd VanMourick of this city, are members of the state executive committee.
 Tom Turner accompanied by a mum Der of friends and neighbors was here from Elgin Tuesday and Wednesday returned home Elgin district will soon issue bonds for the erection of public school house, and Tom and his friends are taking a personal interest in the proposition. The school is an assured fact.
 The American Mining Con- gresS this year will be held at Spokane, Washington, Novem- Der D, 26, P, and 28, 1912. A. Nj. Conard, we'll known mining man of this city, who has attend ed several of the congresses as a dele2 ate. will this year repre- sent the Board of Trade of No gales and Santa Cruz county.
 Mark Lulley brought to THE VIDETTE office a number of hand some specimens of high grade ore taken from the Royal Blue mines in the Santa Ritas, leased and now being worked by Tom the Bland, owned by Messrs. Powers, Reichert and Heck. Looks like a winner for Fraser.
 Thursday MT. w. s. Sultan, of the Three R mines, departed for his home in Globe, where he went on private business, expect ing to be absent from the mine about ten days. The great cop per bonanza continues to increase in value, as work progresses. At this time fifty tons of high grade ore is being shipped daily from Sanford Siding.
 After a short illness, Mrs. Francisco Gotta de Castillo, mo- ther of Mrs T. H. Hanlan, died in the city last Sunday afternoon and was buried Monday from the Catholic church. Deceased who was 35 years of age, was born in Asturias, Spain. She was a most estimable lady. highly respected by all who knew her. We sym pathize with the grief stricken family.
 Bert Cunningham and F. M. Curtis, the two Americans who fought their way out of the El Gro mining camp in Sonora, when held up by red flaggers, have been spending several days in the city. MT. Cunningham expects to return to the El Gro in a couple of days MT. Curtis will accompany his family to Los Angeles, where he will enjoy a well-earned rest.
 Colonel Juan Cabral, commad- CT of Colonel Kosterlitzky's old bunch of rough riders," for many years stationed at Mag dalena, has been in the city several days, shaking hands with