The border vidette., 1904-08-13

Joe Lusignau of this city one of the best mill wrights in the country, spent several days in town this week with his family. Joe is holding re- sponsible position at the Cornea mines near Ilano station on the Sonora rail- road While here he purchas sed a pump to be used at well seven miles from the mines. Roy & Titcornb filed the order.
 Mrs. Jack Woodrun and bright little adopted daughter Irene have gone to Texas to visit six weeks with re- lati, es To sa jack is lonesome does not half express it. Daring tn. ir ab- sence Mir. and Mrs. l.. Ephraim and "Col ' Ben Asl.by and family will occupy tke pleasant W oodrum resid- ence. Jack. however. is permitted to sleep there.
 John Henderson, the successful mine manager and promoter has this week been down in the Altar district with party of eastern capitalists, who contemplate becoming interested in Sonora mines No man has a more thorough knowledge of Sonora's great mining districts than MT. Henderson. He is the principal owner of number of the best properties in the state.
 As matter of fact. there is at the present time but one logical candidate for the position of delegate to congress and that Is Hon. E. A. Fowler. He has the ability; his honesty is unques tioned; he possesses the confidence of the administrations; has an extensive
 
 houses of coug gress, and his influence is far reaching. Mir. Fowler has the qniet persistence of the lamented Gen. eral Grant. When he knows he is right and wants something for Arizona he goes at 1t, stays with it and never gives up until he gets it. Mir. Fowler should, and will be the next delegate to congress from Arizona.-Free Press.
 Yesterday three ''sure enough" real live Japanese arrived in Nogales from Lower California, and created quite an among Uncle Sam's guard mas of the international line who held the "little brown men" up, when they attempted to cross the line, for S2OO head tax. The little fellows were shy the required amount and were turned | they had come iron. the Boleo mines in Lower California where 800 of them were employed by the French company On account of trouble in the mine the whole outfit quit work. many of them to the United States Friends of the three little fellows here have helped them and they are now footing 1t for Tucson.
 Louie Jaeger, proprietor of tAe Sin- ta Rita hotel returned from Nogales yesterday afternoon. He says tie floods have been large in the Sonoita and San Pedro. as much as twelve miles of the track between Benson and being flooded Notwith- standing the damage done to the road the people feel that it was insignificant as compared to the great good result ing from the rain. Mountains, hills and valleys are one vast green field, which is in striking contrast with month ago, when the same region did not cheer the eye with single leaf of plant life. Mir. Jaeger says that No gales Is reviving from her financial some months ago. Busi ness Is b,isk, and the people are very much encouraged. The fact that the rains coming from and to Guaymas 'tep over night at Nogales will con inue so until the rainy season has passed adds considerable business to he town, especially to the hotels Tucson Star.