The border vidette., 1906-12-29

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 THE BORDER VIDETTE wishes all of it's reader and friends & happy and prosperous New Year.
 Miss Bessie, the accomplished daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. c. L. Fowler, is home for the holidays. The young lady is attending college at Tucson.
 | Major Stout, who has been quite i'll, was able to be on the street the first of the week, to the delight of his friends.
 Last Sunday Jake Kissinger and a party of friends visited the oil belt north of the city. Mir. Kissinger knows thing or two about oil, and oil lands.
 F. F. Cranz, ex-mayor of Nogales, has for several days past been confined to his home, suffering with a severe cold. His wide circle of friends hope for hss speedy, complete recovery.
 Attorney and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy spent Christmas over ill Parker Can yon, this county, with Mrs Duffy's parents, at their splendid ranch home. Wednesday they returned to Nogaes having greatly enjoyed their visit to the country.
 | Ranger John Clark has returned from Douglas, where he went on of fcial business. Under Sergeant Will Old's instruction, John has become one of the best officers in the Ranger service. He is Nogales boy, and we are proud of him.
 Pete Munch, ticket agent for the Southern Pacific Company at the local office, is taking lay-of, and will leave in day or two for St. Joseph, Missouri. where he will enjoy short visit with hIs family who are spending the holidays there with his mother.
 This week Captain O'Connor, the mining man, and Mike Doyle, who is willing to become a mine owner, visit ed Captain OOonnor's property. over Washington Camp way. Captain o. Connor some time ago disposed of group of splendid claims for a hand some sum.
 Marshall P Wright, the mining man, spent Christmas Tn the city, being guest at the Montezuma hotel The gentleman has been to Her mosillo on business for the Cananea- Midland Copper Company of which he is vice president. From here he will go to Cananea.
 Mir. Joe Faymonville, the fire in surance agent, is back from Hermo- sillo, where he spent Christmas with his nephew, Roy Faymonville, man ager of the Hermosillo Electric Light Company. Fay says he had pleas ant visit. and returned home feeling fine and dandy.
 Senator" Bo. J. Whiteside. terri torial legislative assemblymaI- elect from Santa Cruz county, and County Recorder Phil Herold are enjoying the holidays in San Francisco During Recorder Herold's absence from the city, Judge M. Marsteller is looking after the business of his office.
 Mr. and Mrs. Perry of Minas Prie- tas. Sonora, were visitors here Mon day. Mir. Perry has for a number of years been general superintendent of the Grand Central mines; he and his charming wife are among the most popular Americans in tho state of Sonora. They have pleasant home where the ''latoh- string is always out
 Patt R Sullivan. secretary of the Board of Trade, is proving by his work. that he IS the right man for the responsible position; lie is an indefatig. able worker for the welfare of the county and city. When the board of directors appointed Patt they made no mistake; their selection meets the ap- proval of the majority of the members of the Board of Trade.
 Richard Brady, president of the Brady Levin Commission Company of this city, was a business visitor here yesterday from Tucson, his home. This morning he returned north. Recently MT. Brady returned from the east where he purchased two train-loads of cattle for his big Ariz- ona ranch. The gentleman is also largely interested in Tucson real estate.
 Mr. Johnson of Bisbee. an experienc, ed me :hauich, has for several days past been busy installing a splendid Arcolight system in The Palace. Gala ham & Reagan's popular Morley avenue sporting house The system is from the Yale Manufacturing Co.,, of Chicago; when Mr. Johnson turns it over, The Palnce will be the best