The border vidette., 1912-12-14

i CelpF or some SdmplSS or gOOt
 ore from the company's claim
 adjoining the Worlds Fair.
 H. K. Chenoweth and asso
 ciates are busy out in the Sant;
 Cruz mining district developing
 a splendid copper property. A
 the present time number o- properties in that district are being worked, among which is the PilareS copper mines owned
 by MT. Arnold, ex-mayor of Ca
 nanea. Mir. A Coppe is in charge.
 J. H. Dyer, division superin-
 tendent of the Southern Pacific,
 with headquarters at Tucson,
 has issued a bulletin announcing
 that on Decem Der 10th, his com
 pany would pay employees in Arizona for the first half of the ] month of December, and will establish regular paydays on the fifth and twentieth of every month thereafter, in compliance with the semimonthly payday law
 Dr. Fielding, managing direct or of the Lubin Company, one day this week was thrown from wild bronco and badly bruised. Never the less and not with standing, Fielding has since been constantly in the saddle, and one of the finest pictures ever produced, will make it's appearance on schedule time. Fielding is a wonder. His friends will be sorry to see him leave Nogales.
 Bird and John Yoas, brothers, who range in the Camille and Santa Rita Mountains, where they own fine punches of cattle, have been attending Superior Court this week as trial jurors Wednesday night John joined the Moose lodge in company with Ellis McDougan, the Gro Blanco mining man. All who witnessed the fun, testify that the newly elected Moose got the worth. of their money.
 Captains Beatty and Milton of the United States Immigra tion service, with headquarters here and at Fairbank, departed We'd nes6ay for a trip down the West Coast of Mexico, as far as the City of Topic, on pleasure bent. Captain Milton spent a member of years in Mexico, but this is Cautain Beatty's first visit to the West Coast. The gentlemen will visit one of the richest sec tions of Mexico and anticipate a fine trip.
 Speaking of hard luck, Mrs E. K. Cumming. had a bunch of it handed to her last Monday evening, when a pair of old driven by Chinaman ran away and wrecked her new Overland auto, a Christmas pre- sent from her husband. The machine was damaged to the ex- tent of couple of hundred dol lars. When the accident occurred the auto driven by Mrs. Cumming was standing in front of the City Market. Fortunately no one was injured. The Chinaman is in jail.
 Postmaster Harry Barnett of Patagonia, after spending a of days at the county seat, returned home Thursday morning with Dr. Purdy. who makes weekly visit to the Three R mine. MT. Barnett says the country is on the boom, and business in every line | is good. The splendid big Com mercial Hotel, owned by MT. and Mrs. Barnett, is doing a fine | business, being daily crowded | by mining men interested in that | great mining country. He says | the Three R is certainly a world | beater.
 Yesterday Colonel Epes Ran dOlph, president of the Southern Pacific of Mexico. and Major Hine, assistant manager, passed south en route to Topic. The high officials travelled in Col Randolph's elegant private car 'Pocahontas," and the "Culia- can." While here they were shown every courtesy by MT. Pope, local agent of the company Mrs. Randolph and her friend, Mrs. Colonel Breathitt, were members of Colonel Randolph's party. Major Hine is just return ng from a long, tiresome trip to