The border vidette., 1915-01-30

| ChaS. Beatty, has gone to NacO for a short visit with his brother,
 who is in the employ Of the i'm. migration service. From NacO,
 Robert will go to Washington,
 his home.
 Senator H. J. Karns after
 spending the week end in No
 gales with his interesting family,
 returned to the capital city last
 Sunday. Senator Karns is one
 of the big men in the state sen
 ate, and we feel certain he will
 make an enviable reputa tiOn for
 himself and Santa Cruz county
 in that august body, before the
 present session is over.
 J. T. Johnson of Amadoville, accompanied. by E. Ellsworth, spent 8 couple of days at the county seat this week, returning home Wednesday,. Mir. Johnson and his associates, Messrs. Ish and Akers, are arranging to ad- vertise the virtues of their won derful mineral springs, the waters of which are sad to be the equal of any of the kind in America.
 Wednesday a big consignment of machinery arrived for the NOgales Electric Light, Ice 6 Water Company's new plant on Grand avenue, where it is being installed by Supt. Faust, who to give Nogales an up q ho next two weeks. With two up- to- date, high h-class electric light and power plants in Nogales. l
 We should worry"
 Hilliker, the Sonora land man, whose home is in Los Angeles, | arrived from the coast on Thurs Jay and today will leave for jhe south land, near Noria, where he and his associates nave large tract of valuable and. He is accompanied by several gentlemen who are in with him. The gentle nen expect to be absent from he states about week.
 Judge F. J. Duffy, chairman if the Democratic State Central Committee, and R. R. Earhart, treasurer, returned from Phoenix, where hey had been to attend a meet ng of the committee, which they aid was great success in very way. While in Phoenix 1r. Earhart also attended 1eeting of treasurers of the tate, and reports most satis actOry session.
 At the recessed annual meet ng of stockholders of the Cerro e Plata Mining Company, held esterday in the office of the the following direct IFS for the ensuing year were unanimously elected: B. B. lott, Walter E. Holt, w. A. ,'Connor, Earl D. Hammack, 1mory D. Miller The officers pr the ensuing year are E. B. lott, president, w. B. Holt. sec 7, etary and treasurer, and Earl I }. Hammack, vice president. $
 A. M. Conard, president and l manager of the Sonora Copper Ire Corporation, is here from ,os Angeles and just as soon as ' le first train goes south, will go S own to his property in Sonora, ( ear Noria, The gen tleman { as done much for the upbuild- 6 lg of SOnOra'S mining industry nd has been instrumental in in l .resting vast capital in that I ate. both in mines and land. mt it, he will resume active oera tions at his company's Co., | re Grand mines near NOria. s
 Charles Levin, brother of U Ie local commission men, will \ ave in day or two for Naco, ! rizona, where he will engage V
 the brokerage business, hay v 2 for his business partner )ung man who is also familiar 4 ith every detail of the com U ission business. Charley will ake the trip from here to Naco, II V verland, driving his two II II orough bred ponies. Mrs. Le- . . n and the children will go by o ain. We join their many o tends in wishing them good ., ok. Fletcher Doan, son of Judge Doan, of Arizona, who Us been detained in Altar, by e Mexican authorities, in con K