The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1906-10-27


Elk Mayor F. F. Cranz and wifi
have returned from visit to nou glas
which city Mr.. Cranz says is booming
DR.. McQuestion has returned iron
the Pacific coast, where he had beer
on combined business and pleasur,
trip.
Mrs. George B Marsh, who has beer
enjoying the summer with friends anC
relatives In the east, will shortly re
turn home.
Judge Hayes has this week beer
on the sick list, being afflicted with &
severe attack of rheumatism We
hope for his complete, speedy re-
covery.
The family of Mr.. J. H. Politzer
the Magdalena merchant, have gone
to Los Angeles, California to visit
friends and relatives. Mr.. Politzer
accompanied them as far as Tucson.
Mr. II. f. Sprecher, mother Of Mrs.
George b. Marsh and Richard and
Paul Sprecher of this city, has return
ed from Los Angeles, where she has
been enjoying couple of months
visit
Agent w. G. Bowman has sold his
fine four-mule team to George b
Earnshaw, consulting engineer of the
Cerro Colorado Mining Company. The
team will be taken to the mines in
Sonora.
The reception being accorded the
Hon. Mark Smith all over Arizona
shows how the wind IS blowing. He
will receive the largest majority Nov.
6, next, of any man who ever asked
the suffrage of the Arizona voter.
DR.. A. L. Gustetter and family
will about November first. move into
their handsome new brick residence,
formerly owned by Mrs. John Pom
eroy, corner of Crawford street and
have fine offices
Monday night A. Carpena, of the
Store, returned from
Tucson, where he had been to consult
wholesale clothing house, with a view
of purchasing a big stock of up to- date
winter goods for men.
Many Republicans are wearing Mark
Smith buttons. Every body knows he
is a safe man to send as our represen
tative to congress. Mighty few people
care to change, hence Mark Smiths
ma jority this year will be greater than
ever before. Vote for him and Ari.-
iona.
Hon. N. w. Bernard, candidate for
re- election to the territorial council, |
spent yesterday in Nogales, shaking
hands with old and new friends. Mr.
Bernard has represented the two
counties faithfully and well. The
voters will return him by handsome |
Judge Marsteller. candidate on the
Democratic ticket for probate jud &c,
listed a number of the outlying /
precincts the forepart of the week.
He says it certainly looks good to him
Judge Marsteller is making clean,
winning race, and will he elected
~ splendid majority.
Mr.. Charley E. Hardy, of Tucson,
candidate for supervisor on the Demo
;rat ticket of Pima county. attended
The Mark Smith meeting Thursday
night Mr.. Hardy is one of Pima
,ounty's most prominent citizens, and
ais election is conceded by both Re
oublicans and Democrats
Mark Lulley, marshal Of the De-
parades, is the right man for
he right place Mark takes a won
lerful interest in everything he under
takes, his reputation for making
success of things he tackles, standing
him in good stead at all times. Ger
tainly Mark is no gutter.
G. A, Lindsay, who for the past
year has been down at the Richtield !
mines looking after the business end |
of affairs for the company III which |
he is interested financially, left this /
for Washington, d. G. From
the national capital he will go to |
Canada on combined business and /
pleasure trip.
Monday night Colonel j. a. Nauele,
assistant general manager of the So
nora railroad, accompanied by his
family, passed south EN-
route to their Guaymas winter home.
The family had been visiting their old
Illinois home during the summer. The
colonel and his family travelled in his !
private car, Francisco.
Mr. j. M. Lawton of MagdaIena,
Sonora, where he occupies a re-
sponsible and lucrative position with
the big Black Mountain Mining Com