The border vidette., 1912-04-20


 meeting this evening" of Santa Cruz County Constitutional De mOcratic Clnb, in the J. ki Wise building on Morley avenue l}uSineSS of importance will be transacted and youl. presence i> desired.
 John F. Bentley the English mine promoter, who with his wife recently made a trip around the world, after spending q couple of days in this city O1i mining business. left Wednesday morning for Santa MOnica. to join his wife.
 Culiacan, the capital of the state of Sinaloa, has been cap tured by rebels, after q hard fought battle last Wednesday, in which many on both sides were either killed or wounded according to adviceS from tha state last Thursday.
 Assistant Superintendent KruttSchnitt of the Southern Pacific spent yesterday in the city from Tucson where he makes his headquarters. Next week work will commence on the cOmpany'S new freight house in front of the Court House.
 George Januel, the German barber, has a valuable collection of deer horns in his shop, great ly prized by George. Recently he refused $50 for one set of the horns.- George said mix, one | hundred plunkS, or nothing" :" Drop in and see his collection.
 Mr. Phil Ferguson and family arrived from Sonora Thursday | NogaleS their home Phil is a tirSt-claSS machiniSt. and for several years past has been in the employ of d number of big mining companies operating in Sonora.
 Harry Webber, field man for Phil c. Brannen, the Tucson clOthier, returned Thursday from trip down the West Coast in the interest of his big clothing house. Harry is one of the best hustlers on the road and always books nice orders on his trips to Mexico.
 This morning Harry Green well, the mine promoter, left for the east, on business connected with his Elephant Head mining properties. Mir. Greenwen and associates also own the old R nOrtheSt of the city a short dis tance, from which they have shipped some nice ore.
 Mr.. Arthur Crepin of the Pa tagonia. Commercial Company, accompanied by Mrs Crepin and the children, spent Thurs day in the city from Patagonia. Mir. Crepin was one of the lucky owners of the Three-R mines near Patagonia recently sold to N. l.. AmSter of Globe and BOS- ton for more than a half million dollars.
 Word comes from Patagonia to the effect that three young prOSpectOrs from BiSbee, re- gently made rich strike on one of their prospects near Har- shaw. The high grade ore is similar to that in the Three-R mines. The boys shipped twenty two sacks of the bonanza ore to the Douglas shelter, from Pa tagOnia.
 J. J. Lowe has been appointed to responsible position at the State Insane Asylum, by Super intendent Kingsley of this city, and departed the forepart of this week for the asylum to assume his new duties. Jays many Nogales friends congratu- late him upon his appointment and wish him every possible success.
 Dr. F. J. Hart, who for sever al years has been engaged in mining in Sonora, was a business visitor in Nogales a couple of days this week from Tempe, Arizona. where he and his fami- ly now make their home. Dr. Hart is one of Arizona's pioneer physicians, having resided in Tempe, Tucson and Bisbee off and on for the past thirty years.
 Fred. Afford, superintendent of the Sonora Copper COnpany's mines. at CObre Grande, near