The border vidette., 1906-12-29

utdS WlCn IrIehuS. NIT. OCu WOu duu family resided at the ancient and honorable pueblo number of years before coming to Nogales. By care ful attention to business and fair deal ing, Mir. B. Schwhb has built up one of the best mercantile business houses in Sonora.
 Charley Holler, IT,, formerly of Nogales, now resident of Guaymas Sonora, where he holds a responsible position with the Sonora railway com pany, left Thursday night for the bay city, after having spout Christmas here with relatives and oldtime friends. Charley says there is no place quite like Nogales. He has a wide circle of friends here, all of whom were pleased to see him.
 Mir. Henry Levin, of the Brady Levin Commission Company, has re- turned frow Tucson, where he and his family went last week to attend a family, which was held at the home of his sister All the members of the family where present and delightful time was had, 1t being the first gathering of the kind held in several years. Mrs. Levin and the children will return home tonight.
 MT. J. Bowman and bride have returned from their honeymoon trip and are now at home to their many friends. Mr. Bowman has in con temptation the erection of fine resi- dence on his splendid property next to Judge William Neumarn's home. Fred and his estimsble bride, stole march on their friends, but we forgive them and wish them much happiness and everything that is good.
 Harry Clarke returned Wednesday night from Tucson where he had been to spend Christmas with old friends and acquaintances. He reports having had hne time and says the ancient and honorable pueblo is fourishing as never before. A number of old-time citizens of Nogales who now reside there, are getting along fine. Ed Finley and the rest of the boys, wish to bs remembered to their Nogales friends.
 George Sayre, who for several months past has been down at the mines of the Richtield Mining Com pany. of which H. Gordon Glore, the metallurgist, is superintendent, is en- toying the holiday season in Nogales, with old friends. George says MT. Barney Quinn, the contractor, now with the Richtield company, has about completed his contract and will shortly return to Nogales. Barney's many friends hers will be glad to see him.
 A. l. Cane. NJ. E, is in from the mountains near Patagonia, where he and John Mcintyre, the mining engi- neer, are successfully developing sev- eral good looking mining claims, which they have bonded. Mir Cane is very enthusiastic over his section, where there is at present great activity in mining The gentleman says the property of the Happy Jack and other mines near the claims being developed by himself and associate, are looking fine.
 D. w. Page, Jr, member of the Wolfe-Page Mining Agency. of Quay mas, Sonora, was here Monday on a combined business and pleasure visit. returning south the ame night. MT. Page IS a wide awake young business man; he is a Spanish scholar, AS is also his partner Dr. Wolfe. The gentlemen are universally liked in Guaymas. They should be easy win ners, for they have the respect and confidence of all the good people in the bay city.
 Captain Lee Hall, who has a con- tract to guard the teams of the Giroux Mines Go. between the mines and Oarbo, Sonora, spent yesterday, in the city, returning south the last night. For number of years the captain was in command of the Texas Rangers. He also served the United States in Cuba and the Philippine Islands, with credit. Since Captain Hall and his men entered the service of the big mining company the "bad" Indians have avoided that section of Sonora.
 Proto Bros, the pioneer Morley avenue merchants, did the grand on mammoth scale Christmas, by present. ing nearly two hundred Nogales families with nice fat turkey, one of which was left at the humble home of ye editor, who is duly grats- ful. The generosity displayed by Proto Bros Is most commendable, and highly appreciated by those remember ed bv MT. Anton Proto. who person- ally manages the affairs of the big mercantile tablIshment. being ably assisted by MT. J. A. Spink.