The border vidette., 1912-09-07


 the Montezuma hotel, Sept. :, Sept. s, and Sept. 9th, three days only. Weak eyes, headaches, cured by glasses. Money back if not satisfied in 30 days trial.
 Hon. Richard Farrell, one of Santa Cruz county's pioneer well to-dO citizens, was here a couple of days this week from HarShaw near where he owns splendid mining property and a ranch, where he raises thoroughbred horses and white faced cattle. MT. Farrell is a Democrat of the old school; he believes Woodrow Wilson would make one. of the best presidents the United States ever had, and is working hard for his election.
 Miss Josephine Laughlin, the i bright little daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. c. Laughlin, last We'd nesday departed for Kansas school. MT. I4aughlin accomp- anied his daughter as far as Tue son, returning home Thursday. After enjoying a short visit in Nogales, with his family, MT. Laughlin, who recently returned from a business visit in the east will return to his mines down at San Javier, Sonora.
 It is known positively that the red haggers who visited and footed the Nina Verde mines in Sonora last week, were under the personal command of Emilio Campa, who admits that he was drunk at the time he gave Page and Averill the third degree. I News from the Nina Verde is to the effect that Campa and his bunch returned there the follow ing day, as they threatened, and took everything they could not carry the day before.
 All but twenty four troopers were moved from Fort Huachuca yesterday, the cavalrymen being taken to points along the inter national border, between NOga les and Douglas. The haSty move ment of troops may have some thing to do with the recent visit | of General Schuyler to this sec tion last week, for the purpose | of Investigating conditions in the | state Of Sonora. Better late than | never" say thousands of Amer jeans who have been ruined by ! the war in Mexico
 Dick Reynolds. one of Uncle Sans oldest customs inspectors, | who for some time past has been | t1 V,11,oo is, visit with old NOgaleS friends | and acquaintanceS. Richard has been transferred to the NacO sub port. He says Yuma at this time of the year is delightfully."- warm, and within a few years will be one of the best, biggest towns in the state. Before going to Yuma Richard was stationed at ! Lochiel, as deputy collector, under Collector O'Keefe.
 Ed Massay, the mining man, who for many years was with | Colonel W. c. Greene at Cananea and other mining properties in Sonora, came up from Magdale | na Wednesday and Thursday | left for Los Angeles, where he | will consult specialists in the | hopes of getting relief from a bad case of diabetes. Mrs. Mas say who accompanied her hus- band to Nogales, returned to Magdalena yesterday. Ed. Mas says many friends here and throughout Sonora. will join in the wish for his speedy recovery.
 Hon. A. c. Bernard, one of the owners of the Espiritu mines sit uated southeast of Imuris, So nora, short distance from the property of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold & Copper Go. footed last week by Campa's red flaggers, is a guest at the Nation al hotel, having arrived from the l mine Wednesday afternoon. MT. 1 Bernard stated that Superinten- dent Joe Scott is now working | over time hauling ore to the | railroad for shipment to the customs smelter. The ore is high | grade silver-lead and too valu | able to be let lying around loose, | especially when Campa and his | industrious bunch, are at any time liable to again visit that i section.
 Last Sunday night about eight i o'clock a poor old Mexican | woman named LuiSa Vega. who |