The border vidette., 1914-10-17


 gales last Wednesday.
 Bill Quain is again able to be around after having been laic up in the Sisters Hospital since he was run over by a big wagon containing five thousand pound~ of brick. When it comes to carrying brick, Bill has 'em all beat a mile. That last load would have been too much for most men.
 Hon. Frank T. Duffy, chair man of the Democratic State Committee, is back from Phoe- nix, where he has been on busi- ness connected with his high position, Judge Duffy is very enthusiastic over the prospects of a glorious victory for Demo- cracy at the polls on the 3rd day | of November, next.
 A mammoth quarter of a mil lion dollar Eotel for Nogales cer- tainly sounds good to THE BOR- DER VIDETTE. If the gentle men having the proposition in hand, really mean business, they should receive the moral and financial support of our business men. The Wise property will probably be the site of the hotel.
 Large sums of good, hard money changed hands in No- gales, as a result of the great ball games between Philadelphia and Boston, in which Boston made a worlds record by vim ing from the Athletics four straight games, and at the same time proving beyond possible doubt that the American nation al game, is the cleanest sport in the word.
 Dirty politics never succeeded, especially in Santa Cruz county, where the majority of voters believe in playing the game "square Certain individuals opposing Democratic candidates on the county ticket, are play ing with fire. They are in great danger of getting scorched, be- fore the present campaign is closed. A word to the wise is sufficient"
 At the present time there are 549 pupils in Nogales public schools, and more are constant ly being enrolled by Professor Madden. Two additional teach CTS will be employed, and two new rooms will be opened in the Masonic Hall, this being found necessary on account of the crowded condition of the new temporary school house recent ly erect west of the School build ing: Nogales is Ion the way up."
 Major Fred. Krohn, superin- tendent of the Nogales -Cananea branch of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, whose headquarters are at Naco, was here Wednes- day conferring with Assistant General Superintendent Will Hams, and it is understood that the work of e-building the bridges on Major Krohn's line will be commenced in the very near future. Major Kronn motored from Naco via. Fair bank.
 Sheriff Harry Wheeler of Co., chise county, says he will guar antee to effectually protect the lives and property of citizens of Cochise county, with little aid from the state of Arizona and non- n-interference from the fed eral troops. Of course he does not feel able to successfully do so if he has to oppose the stand ing army of the United States. Bully for Sheriff Wheeler; he's not only a brave officer, but a man intelligent enough to ac- complish things he starts out to do.
 William Farrell, assistant state mine inspector, whose home is in Bisbee, was a guest at the Montezuma hotel Wednes day and Thursday, having come down from Bisbee to meet his mining partner, D. l.. Fain of Ures, who arrived Wednesday evening from the south. The gold mining property down in the Ures district, is one of the most valuable in the state of So- nora, and Messrs. Farrell and Fain are now high and dry on Easy Street, where they justly