The border vidette., 1913-02-15


 companied by Mrs. VanMoufick
 the week from a visit to the
 west coast of Mexico, as fa1 south as the city of Topic.
 Ben Powell was here couple
 of days this week from his ranch
 near Elgin, this county. Re
 gently Ben and his good wife
 visited the Florence country and
 were so we'll pleased that Mr. Powell has become financially interested in that country. Mark Smith, for a number of years foreman of the mechanic al department of THE BORDER VIDETTE, who is now manager of the big print shop owned by the Cananea Consolidated Cop per Company, at Cananaa, was
 business visitor in the city
 Thursday and yesterday. Mark
 is a past master in the business and when it comes to twisting rules or making up a form, he's there.
 NOgales was this week visited
 by a couple of mining men from Michigan, Charles Chenoweth and John Danlell who registered at the Montezuma hotel from Calumet, Michigan. It is said the gentlemen will become large ly interested in the Patagonia mining district. They have mil lions in front of them, and it is sincerely hoped they will be- come identified with our mining interests.
 MT. Fielding, brother of Ro- maine Fielding, h e popular manager of Lubin's. arrived in the city last Thursday from San ta Rita, New Mexico, where he is manager Of a big mining com pany. Like his brother, the actor, Mir. Fielding, is a prince of good fellows. He is manager of big mining company and is making good'. To see the bro- thers together, makes one feel mighty good.
 W. s. Sultan, personal repre- sentative in Arizona of N. L. Amster, the Boston-Globem mil lionaire, after spending a couple of days at the Three R mine, arrived in the city Thursday and registered at the Montezuma hotel. He reported the great copper bonanza looking fine, one hundred tons of ore being ship ped each day from Sanford sta tion, to which point it is hauled by Chris. Wilson and other freighters.
 The three local Sunday schools will unite in series of three m e t i n g s, in the Methodist Church, Saturday evening, Sun day afternoon and Sunday even ing, for the purpose of discuss ing and perfecting methods of work, under the leadership of Rev. w. c. Merritt, of the inter national Sunday School Asso- citation. The public is cordially to all meetings but Spe- | cially to that of Sunday evening which will be a platform meeting | with an address by Mir. Merritt. |
 Tubac puts on a big business today and shows more business activity than it has for some years past. They now have three stores all doing ! good business and a great | deal of trading is being done at that point from the surrounding country. All the vacant land n the neighborhood is being 5aken up and many of the min ng companies buy their sup plies there. Tubac lays claim jo being the oldest city in the United States and the VIDETTE hopes that she may yet be the biggest city in Uncle 5am's great domain.
 James A Murray, the Butte, mining man, who is argely interested in the Hava- ena Mining Company's proper ies near this city, was here last week and spent a couple of days tt the mine where development york is being pushed night and lay under the personal supervi ion of Superintendent Jack Campbell, of Colorado and Ne ada fame. Reports from the hines owned by the Havalena are to the effect that a body of high grade copper ore has been struck and (