The border vidette., 1912-10-26

long lease on the Ramirez thea
 tre in NOgales, Sonora, and now ! has the show business here grab
 bed. His handsome Lyric thea. 1 tre is a credit to Nogales; so is the Ramirez theatre. MT. Neu.
 mann will this coming winter
 bring some high-clasS companies to NOgales-
 1 The work of repairing the
 bridges on the Nogales- -Cananea
 branch of the Southern Pacific
 of Mexico, is progressing rapidly and regular trains will soon be again running over the line. It i is said that over 1,7OO feet of | bridges mad been destroyed by
 rebels under Campa and Rojas,
 the rebel leaders.
 Wednesday MT. E. B. Calvin of San Francisco, vice president of the Southern Pacific railroad, was a visitor in Nogales three hours. He was accompanied by his three daughters and H. V. Platt of Los Angeles, general Superin tendent of the ESpee. From here the special went to Benson. thence to Fl Paso.
 Tuesday night Prof. Fred. c. Athearn of the University of California, and Hon. John Wright of Tucson, at the Ma sonic Hall discussed the referen- dunn bills now under considera- tion at the coming election, No vember 9th. Immediately after the speaking, the gentlemen left for the north by special train.
 Colonel Kosterlitzky and his staff officers, arrived in the city Thursday evening from Mazda lena, Sonora, where for some time past the colonel has been recruiting his company of Rough Riders for service in the state of Sonora. Recently the colonel received large consignment of rifles and cartridges and is now ready to take care of all unde- sirable citizens in our sister state.
 Hon. Alexander V. Dye, Am erican consul to Mexico for the past three years. with head quarters at NOgaleS. Sonora, has resigned, to accept a responsible position with the Phelps-Dodg company, with headquarters at Bisbee. News of Mr. Dyes re- signation will be learned with surprise and regret by his num- erOus 4friendS in the city. All Ii I1s his new position.
 Attorney General George Pur- dy Bullard and w. P. Geary, chairman of the corporation commission, Democratic politi- cal speakers, delighted a large audience in Masonic Hall Thurs day evening. Both gentlemen made fine speeches in favor of Wilson and Marshall and Con- gressmen Carl Hayden. They also spoke in favor of the bills passed by the first state legisla- ture against which the referen- dunn has been invoked.
 Thursday a party of Nogales Democrats went to Patagonia with Atty. General Bullard and Hon. w. P. Geary, the Demo cratic political speakers. At the second city in Santa Cruz county the gentlemen were given @ warm welcome and between trains had an opportunity to meet and converse with all the voters there. Those in the party were Messrs. Bullard and Geary, Francis J. Hobson, Robert B. Lee, Phil Herold, Otto H. Herold and B. D. Miller.
 MT. and Mrs. Todd Woodworth and Con Cronin, chief bookkeep- | CT at MT. Woodworth's Auster- litz mine in the Gro Blanco dis trict, spent Tuesday in Nogales. l MT. Woodworth reported the | bigger and richer than ever and says it is only a matter of a very short time when a railroad will be built from the | AuSterlitz to connect with the | Tucson railroad. There is great activity over Gro Blanco way, and it is estimated that | more than four hundred miners are now at work in that splendid old mining district, which has at last come into her own.
 Walter Douglas, general man o rra- of tho Pho1,1S no1no Com