The border vidette., 1903-07-18

nlS W0ek EQ. w neelor, formerly
 a resident of Nogales, now located
 at Cananea. has been a visitor in
 the line cities. Eds many friends
 were glad to see him looking so
 well and prosperous
 Monday Constable Thomas Elias
 was in from Sopori. He reported
 everything quiet and peacable at
 that place, but that is no unusual condition of affairs at Sopori since
 Tom became an officer of the law.
 Hon. Richard Farrell Chairman and
 Jas. A. Harrison and Henry Harmon, Members of the board of supervisors, are of one mind: i. e., no man on earth can please every body. Also that the job of supervisor is not what it is crack ed up to be.
 TIE VIDETTE ongratulates Mir. Ted Healy of The Times and his good wife upon the safe arrival at their home, of son and heir. Dr. N. K. Noon re- ports both mother and little one doing nicely and the fond father out of danger.
 Wednesday O. O. Saxhang, the successful mining man, who is in terested in some valuable gold property in Sonora, came up from Magdalena where he had been on business He reported heavy rains at that place Tuesday.
 Monday morning Auditor Bug bee of the Sonora railroad, returned to Guaymas, after several days spent in the line cities on business and pleasure. The boys like to run up to Nogales occasionally to get a breath of fresh mountain air.
 This week Harry Renshaw has been assisting County Recorder Herold in his office. Harry is a fine penman and an expert book keeper. For a long time he held a responsible position with the Pride of the West company at Washing ton.
 The forepart of the week w. E. Hannon, auditor at Camp Hays for the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling and Lumber company, was 6 business visitor at Nogales. Mrs Hannon and their little daughter now make their home at Camp Hays where they are comfortably fixed.
 Mrs. Glover, mother of Mrs. Robert Rirehart, is visiting her daughter, who for some time has been very ill The lady arrived in Nogales last Sunday evening from Redlands, California, her home. Her coming has done Mrs. Rine- hart a world of good and she is greatly improved.
 Wednesday morning MT. Howard l Carper of San Francisco went to where he will buy hides for his big Frisco house. While | in Guaymas he will make his head | quarters at Hotel Armada. The gentleman comes to Sonora often and his friends throughout the state are numerous.
 "Doc" T. L. Bailey of Minas Prietas, who will in the near future open new dug store in the new has gone to California to purchase fixtures and drugs, etc. He stopped over day in Nogales on his way north to visit with old friends and get acquainted with new ones. "Doc" is a pleasant gentleman and his friends here are numerous.
 Monday Ralph Marshall, all round newspaper man and printer, late manageing editor of the Nor enci Standard, was a visitor in No gales. He was here for the pur- pose of taking the civil service ex- animation held in the U. S. custom house Monday. Ralph knows a thing or two and little proposition like the civil service examination was easy for him. From here he went to Bisbee.
 Tuesday morning Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sterling departed for Califor- mia to spend several months enjoy ing the delights of California's glorious climate. While Mir. Ster- ling is after recreation and health, he will keep his eye peeled for a chance to dispose of some valuable mining property which he ownes in Sonora. TIE VIDETTE wishes Mir. and Mrs. Sterling a pleasant and profitable trip.
 Rodolfo Vazquez has discovered what he thinks will, with a little boring, make him one of the country's oil barons. The find is only about two miles from Nogales in Santa Cruz county and arrange ments are being made to drill for