The border vidette., 1904-07-30

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 Republica del Sur Mining Company s in the city on his way to the coast to take well-earned vacation. Mir. Johnson is an experienced mine man ager- He has been operating in So- nora '"any years.
 The new residence of Mayor F. F
 Cranz in Noon's addition, Is neariny completion. being now in the hand of
 Harry P-ltan, the artistic painter and decorator It Is going to be oi the most elegant hom.s in southern l Arizona,--a credit to it's owner and the city of Nogales.
 Mr. Harry Barr, formerly enga ged in business in Nogales, where he and his family resided several years, is again in the city from Tucson. Mir. 1 Barr is here for the purpose of disposing 2 of his real estate interest, after which he and his family will leave Arizona for Washington state.
 Thursday evening Manager John | Fl eud uderson of Fl Gro came uo from the mines east of Poza, where he had been to inspect operations. Hts little eight-year old daughter, Florence, ] who has been spending n month at camp with the family of Mir. Florez, returned home with him.
 Miss Iza Myddleton Short, the charming and highly accomplished sister of Mrs George k. French. has arrived in the city from London, England, the former home of Mrs. French. The young lady will spsnd several months in Nogales. the guest of Mir. and Mrs. French
 Harry Clark, the popular mixer dermist at The Arcade and ..Zone" have gone to the coast to spend their summer vacation. Last year when in Los Angeles ''Zone" got lost, and it cost cool hundred to get him back. It goes without saying Harry will keep an eye oh his pet dog this trip.
 Monday and Tuesday William Bower of Rancho de Coches, situated in the Huachuca mountains, this county, was visitor at the county seat, having business here of legal nature. Mir Bower said out at his ranch there was plenty of rain and feed was good Rancho de Coches, was formerly the property of Sheriff Turner who sold it to the Bower Bros. It is one of the best stock ranches in the county.
 Sunday and Monday Hon. Frank Dale chief justice of Oklahoma during eveland's administration, was a visit or in Nogales. He was chaperoned about by Chas. $. Adams, general manager of the Hermosa mines at Harshaw. who is an old tune friend of the judge. Tuesday afternoon the gentlemen returned to Harshaw by private conveyance, he will be at Har shaw some time, a guest of General Manager Adams.
 E. L. Oakes, who for more than twenty years has been located at liar shaw, near which place he owns number of valus ble mining properties, is in the city Mir. Oakes will shortly leave for a protracted visit to his old home in New England states, his des tination being Bloomfield, Connecticut. The gentleman IS an old soldier and will attend the annual grand encanp- ment of his comrades at Hartford next month. He will return to Arizona in November.
 Mir. Earl E Sparks formerly of Douglas, now highly respected citi- zen of Noga'es is giving his numerous friends cause for worry. Every day the gentleman receives a large type written letter from San Marcos, Texas. The name of Will G. Barbber, attor- ney, appears on the outside of the envelope at the left hand corner. Earl's friends fear he Is about to go to Texas to enter into legal partner ship. When questioned regarding the matter Earl smiles and saws wood.
 William Cranz and Amos Yaeger returned to NogaIes on Monday nights delayed train which arrived here ues- day morning about seven o'clock. The gentlemen had been to California and were passengers on the train, three sleeping cars of which were derailed at Mohawk summit. On account of the slow rate of speed at which the train was running when rail broke, the cars which left the track did not turn over and no one was hurt. Messrs CranX and Yaeger will go to Sonora on mininlng business.
 Ex-United States Marshal Ben. F. Daniels, after two months visit in the east, a part of which time he was ac- companied by Mrs. Daniels, came home "Wednesday night. The gentleman combined business with pleasure and