The border vidette., 1916-06-03

Those banker boys" are there as strong as horse raddish, when it comes to doing the strenuous for sweet charity's sake. Every last one of 'em who took part in the ball game on Memorial Day, deserves first prize," said an en- thusiastic local fan who was present.
 Prospective candidates for mo- imitation for county office, this fall are commencing to make ex- curSions into the country. Mon- day that unbeatable Democratic war horse, A. E. Reddoch, coun- ty recorder, chaperoned a bunch of the boys into the Elgin-So- noita Camille district.
 George Januel, proprietor of The Stag barber shop, who is interested in the Arizona Europ- can Mining Company, the splen- did producing properties of which are situated in the Pata- gonias, adjoining the great Three R mines, has returned from the mines, where has been the past three weeks supe1in- tending the building of new automobile road from the Noga- les Patagonia road to the mines. The cutoff shortens the distance from Nogales to Buena Vista about four miles.
 Monday evening, after can. vaSSing the returns of the muni- cipal election held May 22nd, 1916, the Common Council de. clared the following persons elected members of the city council: Otto H. Herold, H. M. Clagett, Theron Richardson, J. A. Harrison, E. K. Cumming, l.. w. Mix and J. w. Edwards; c. L. Fowler, Town Marshall; w. H. Smith, Town Clerk; A. l.. Peck. Street Superintendent. The old council will meet next Monday night, at which time the newly elected municipal officers will assume charge of the city's affairs.
 E. M. Stewart, we'll known successful los Angeles mining engineer, who is interested in valuable mining property situat- ed in the Patagonia mountains, has this week been business visitor in Nogales, a guest at the National. Mir. Stewart, who is a graduate of the Colorado School of Mines, has for a num- Der of years been connected with one of Americas biggest mining companies, both in Me- vada and Arizona. The success full development of the prop critics near Patagonia, in which he and his associates are inter- ested, means a great deal for Santa Cruz county.
 Tom Gittins, one of the best known experienced millmen in this section of the country, who for some time past has been em- ployed at the Braford mine, near Patagonia, of which John Glas- son of this city, is manager, has been enjoying few days here with his family. He says work at the Bradford under Manager Glasson's personal supervision, is progressing nicely, with very satisfactory results. MT. Glas- son was for number of years manager of the Richfield Copper Company's big properties in So- nora. His old time friends will be pleased to know that he con- tinues to make good"
 Last Saturday Dr. H. w. Purdy, city physician, returned from an extended business trip along the West Coast of Mexico, which he says was both pleasant and profita ble. He was accom- panied by his business associate, H. K. Chenoweth, of this place, and was gone six weeks. At Mazatlan, the doctor left his boat and made the return trip home on special train carrying the wife and family of General Gales, military governor of So- nora. Next week Dr. Purdy will go to San Diego, thence by boat to the West Coast to fill & number of important contracts made on his recent visit to the south country.