The border vidette., 1914-09-05

Manager Joaquin l-eSarra Of The Red House, is back from an
 extended business trip to Chi
 cago, Philadelphia, New York City, and other eastern markets, where he purchased great
 stock of up-t to the minute goods for his mammoth Red House,
 on Morley avenue owned by Don
 Ramon Vasquez.
 Superintendent Krohn of the
 NogaleS- Cananea railway, was
 in town the fOrepart of the week
 from Naco. He stated that his
 road was still out of commission.
 thanks to the efforts Of the
 Gales troops, who destroyed the
 bridges on his road. Supt.
 KrOhn stated that it will cost
 between six and seven thousand dollars to repair the long bridge at MaScarenaS.
 Messrs. Ed. and Harry Tufts, two well known American min ing men, who for number of years have engaged in mining down in Sonora, on the Sonora SinalOa line, are visitors in the city. Just as soon as conditions in their section improve, they will return via Alamos. The Tufts are we'll known in Colo rado mining districts, where they operated many years.
 Luis Mayhood, chief clerk in General superintendent H. J. Temples Empalme office, spent a couple of days iu Nogales this week, returning south yester- day. Mir. Mayhood is a life long Democrat of the proper sort. He is d great admirer of Senator Mark Smith, and will come for the Democratic prim- aries next Tuesday, to vote for Senator Smith and Governor Hunt.
 Last Sunday night thieves en- tered Pat Hannan's livery stable and carried off his safe. The strong box was taken to an ad- joining lot and the combination knocked off. Failing to open the door. they attempted to ham, mer in the bottom, but were away before securing the loot" Monday morning the safe was found unopen, and now the sheriff is trying to find the would be robbers.
 George W. Atkinson of Gala ba- saS and Tucson, was a business visitor in Nogales Thursday of this week. Recently Mir. At kinson, who is one the biggest cattle raisers in the county, sold to J. c. Ayers of California, for October delivery, eight hundred native cattle, one, two and three year Old's. The price received was S29. S32. 50, and S36 per head. The purchaser put up a forfeit of $500 per head.
 George w. Parker, candidate for member of the Board of su- pervisorS, was here Thursday for st couple of hours. Recently MT. Parker and his neighbors of a big bunch of cattle, and now George is out fixing his political fences. He has served the taxpayers of Santa Cruz county as member of the Board faithfully and well. Ma turally he believes if he secures the nomination he'll be elected.
 Last Sundays ball game be- tween a picked team from the Nogales League hines, and the Groves of Tucson, was exciting from start to finish, and every body who liked to see the boys 'sprint." got the full worth of their money. In the first inning the Groves scored seven times After that the official scorer threw his card away, and listen ed to the famous Mexican band of General Obregon, and watch ed the crowd of distinguished visitors.
 State Auditor J. c. Callahan, candidate for collection, spent Tuesday in Nogales visiting old friends and meeting new ones. Mr. Callahan is a cousin of Jim- mic Schultz, night manager of The Palace, and if Callahan does not receive a handsome vote at the Democratic primaries, next Tuesday it will be no fault of his cousin Jimmie and his De- friends. From here ~ l-l. < A.~ (