The border vidette., 1914-07-11

druggist of many years prac-
 tical experience, who recently
 arrived in the city to assume a position in the International Drug Co.'S. store, under Man ager Hector, will after the if
 teenth, be night clerk in the
 store, which will in future Do : open night and day.
 Tuesday MT. l.. M. Raines,
 the mining man, returned from
 Tucson where he had been on
 private business. Mr. Raines
 owns valuable mining property in Mexico, where he resided
 many years. For number of
 years he resided at Durango.
 where he was in charge of Col
 onel Dan Burns big mining properties. MT. Raines still
 properties ir the City of Du- | rangO.
 Bill King, one of the owners of the mining camp in Sonora, near Hermosillo, recently raid ed by Yaqui Indians. who mur- dered five Mexican watchmen, is suffering with an injured eye. Another evidence that the female of the species is more deadly than the male,' even when in a playful mood. -Dr. Beckert is treating the injured optic, and while he hopes to save it, we doubt very much if our friend Bill will ever look the same..n v. George M. RyaH, the New York promoter of Mexican land andi mines, has been a visitor in the city a couple of days this week. Ryall is a twenty cen tury hustler. Many years ago he was connected with the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling & Lumber Company, of which Charley Hayes, the multi millionaire, formerly of Nogales, now of Canada, was president. At one time Ryall and Mayor Mix owned valuable land con sessions in Mexico.
 R. E. Butler. one of Agent Pope's popular efficient .Espee effice force, returned Thursday from a month vacation spent~-at the old home in Texas. He reports having had the time of his life, and brought back some interesting fish stories, which we are not going to tell on account of the StrictneSs of the game laws in the Lone Star state. Anyhow, there's no harm in saying MT. Butler claims to have caught several eighteen pounders, with his own hands.
 This week Manager Robert Mitchell of La Cobriza shipped through this port to the Douglas smelter. big carload of copper matte. This is the first big shipment since MT. Mitchell took charge of the La Cobriza. Every body who knows of Bob Nit chell's ability in the smelter business, knew he would make good," at La Cobriza. About the first of August the offices of the company, in charge of Secretary Blake Sharpe, will be moved back to Nogales, where they | were before the recent litigation, which by the way, was settled in favor of the company.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfredo Sando- val, who with the children are enjoying visit in the city, at 1 the home of Mrs. Sandoval's | mother, Mrs. Charles Holler, are in Phoenix, where MT. San doval has private business in terests. Since leaving Nogales several years ago Mir. Sandoval and family have made their home in San Diego, California, where the gentleman has ac- quired a fortune out of his fish, | pearl and oyster concessions in Lower California. A Sandoval, 1 his brother, is associated with | Alfredo. After short visit here | upon his return from Phoenix, i Alfredo will go to Fl PasO, ! thence to San Diego. His wife | and the children will spend a | month in NogaleS, visiting rela- l tiveS and old time friends.
 Democratic candidates for | county office are coming out in the open. In today's issue of l THE BORDER VIDETTE a num- Der of Santa Cruz county'S best known citizenS-all DemocratS-l themSleveS for county office, subject to the will of the