The border vidette., 1912-04-06

ing the AuStcrlitz mine in the Gro BlancO district a producer,
 was a business visitor in the city the fOropart of the week,
 from the mine. where active operations are now in progress, big force of men being cm- ployed night and day.
 Tom Pulliam. after a couple of years prospecting down in Chihuahua and Sinaloa, Mexico, is again circulating among his NogaleS friends and acQuaint- an,ces. Tom says he got weary of sidestepping bandits who ap- propriate everything in sight. at their own pleasure. After the cruel war is over he'll return to lis property.
 A. Bachelier and son are re moving the old adobe buildings on Grand avenue on the proper ty of the Southern Pacific com pany, formerly occupied by Theo. Gebler, the pioneer hardware man. The other build ings will be removed as soon as possible and the appearance of the city north of the depot will be greatly improved.
 F. B. Sharpe. secretary of the La Cobriza Mining Company. was a business visitor in the city a couple of days this week, returning to camp Wednesday night accompanied by President and Mrs. Emery and the little daughter, who have just returned from a nine-mOnthS' trip around the world. Secretary Sharpe reported everything at camp in fine shape.
 The 'Alianza- -HispanO- Ameri- cana" Lodge, No. 6, of Nogales, l Arizona, will give a grand ball at Armory Hall to night for the purpose of raising funds for the celebration of the Lodges ami versary in May, to which every body will be invited and enter tained free of charge. Tickets to the dance, including refresh ments, S1.3O, gold. Music will be furnished by SOtO's- famous orchestra.
 A telegram was received We'd neSday by Superior Judge Frank J. Duffy from Washington an nouncing the glad news that Senator Mark Smith had in troduced a bill for the apprO- priation of $50. .OOO.OO for a fed eral building site at NOgales. | WithSenatOrS Smith and AShurst and Congressman Hayden work ing for Nogales, it is only matter of short time when the | greatly needed federal building will be built.
 Mr. John GlaSSOn has opened a new millinery store in the Ephraim building on Morley avenue, and has no display the most beautiful display of millin- cry every shown in NOgaleS. 1 for any and all occasions are shown in prOfusSiOn and there | is one for every woman and child, no matter how hard to fit or how hard to please. Spend dollar and maybe you'll get the biggest, handsOem doll in town. - State Senator J. A. Harrison of Santa Cruz county, is spend l ing a couple of days at his big ranch near the city. He will return to the capital city to- morrow. Both Senator Harri- son and Representative Harry Saxon are making good in Ari zona'S first state legislature, and our citizens will have cause to | feel proud of their work in the | Senate and House where they are taking an active interest in l the enactment of laws for the | new state.
 Hons. Mark Smith and Henry F. Ashurst were sworn in as United States Senators from Arizona Tuesday. In drawing for terms Ashurst got the long term and will serve until March 5, 1917. Senator Smith secured the medium term and will serve until March 3, 1915. The Ariz- ona senators got the best of the lottery as the extreme short term went to New Mexico, but in that state the legislature now in session will have the filling of the 1913 vacancy.
 Last Sunday A. M. Conard, Collector of U. $. Customs Con O'Keefe- and County Surveyor l