The border vidette., 1913-11-29

Q hotel, having arrived several days ago from the coast. MT. Wetzel is interested in Sonora and Arizona mining properties which are now receiving his at | ten tio1.
 Arthur Hamilton, who for many years has made Mazda lena, Sonora, his headquarters, is spending a few days here from the "Garden City" MT. Hamilton owns valuable mining property in the Magdalena dis trict, which is receiving his per sonal interest.
 Last Tuesday Francisco Escu- dero, Secretary of State of the ConstitutionalistS who has been waiting here since Dr. Hale, President Wilson's personal re- preSentative, went to Tucson, departed for Hermosillo to join General Carranza and other members of his cabinet
 Thursday night the home of John B. Mcintyre, the well known successful mining en- gineer, of this city, was made happy by the arrival of a cute baby girl. Mother and little one are doing nicely. John says three of a kind beat two pair. Congratulations are in order. PARTNER WANTED.-A young man of many years experience in the business of raising and handling cattle on the range in Santa Cruz county, is in a posi- tion to take from 500 to 1000 head of cattle on the shares for five years or more: For parti- culars address Box K, Nogales. Arizona. adv.
 Yesterday Henry Greenwell was a nOrthbound passenger, on his way east on private busi ness. Mir Greenwell is interest ed in the Eleghant Head mines, and valuable group of claims out in the Alta district, this county, where a large force of men will in the very near future be employed.
 James Cunningham, owner of valuable mining property out on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, near the Havalena mines, is a guest at the Monte zuma hotel. Jim is one of the lucky mining men of this section. A short time ago he sold group of claims for which he received handsome price.
 Yesterday John w. Wanvig, Jr., superintendent of the Three R mines and K. Kennedy, head bookkeeper and accountant for the great copper company, mo- tored down from camp, return ing in the afternoon. Regular shipments of ore are being haul ed by Chris Wilson to the San ford station, thence shipped.
 MT. Isaac King is in from his mining property on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, a short distance from NogaleS, where he is busy sorting ore preparatory to making another shipment. MT. King says he hopes soon to be able to work his property on a larger scale than he has been doing in the past.
 Miss Addie Venable, of RicE- mond, Virginia, has arrived in the city and may decide to spend the winter here. Miss Venable, besides possessing many other accomplishments is an expert stenographer and typewriter. She comes from Virginia very highly recommended by some of Virginia's best people. Should she decide to spend the winter here, we hope her stay will be both pleasant and profitable.
 Last Monday night Dr. Smelk- CT received a hurry up- call from Patagonia, from Lew Stevens, one of that city's well known successful business men. When the popular medicO arrived there after making a record run in his Ford, he found a lovely baby girl had beat ''him to it," and everybody including the fond father doing fine. Mother and little one, according to Dr. Sneaker are getting along fine.
 William w. Downey, a sure enough practical miner of many years experience is visitor in tba citU On his way tO 1OOk at