The border vidette., 1906-09-29

The time to close registration is
 near. Every qualified voter should
 see that his name appears on the
 Great Register. The most important
 matters affecting the welfare of this
 territory are to be settled by the peo-
 pie at the coming election. Let every voter register; do it now.
 Wednesday evening Judge and Mrs
 M. Marsteller returned from visit
 with friends in the country, where the judge, who is candidate for the nomination ot probate judge on the Democratic ticket, went to look after his political fences. He reports hav- ing found them in first class condition.
 Mir. Patt R. Sullivan, for some time past business manager of the Oasis, has been appointed to position on the international line as United States customs inspector Patt is the proper sort and will always "make good" We wish him success. He will assumed his new duties next Mon- day.
 A. Mascareil as manager of the local branch of the Banco de Sonora and Cashier William Randall, accompanied by their families, spent last Sunday out at the Santa Barbara ranch, where Mir. Mascareilas succeeded in shooting 2 a fine young deer, which at this season are very plentiful in that sec tion.
 The big Sixteenth of September fiesta just closed, was anything but a financial success. the gentlemanly, ac- commodating managers having lost several thousand dollars by the vent ure. They are true sports, however, and are not kicking. Certainly the public was given a run for it's money, and won.
 Frank Irvine, John Jund's success sor, just across the line. where most every body goes occasionally for good drink or Mexican smoke, has made number of improvements in the ap- pearance of his popular little resort not many, just enough to show his friends he is mindful of thelr welfare and comfort.
 Next Saturday, October 9th, the Republican and Democratic county for the nomination of county and precinct officers, will be held here, the Republican convention in Armory Hall. and the Democratic in Marsh's Opera House. The conventions will be called to order at 10 o'clock
 Mr. l.. NJ. Raines, manager of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Com oany, formerly the Hays Consolidated Mining, Milling x Lumber Company, 1as for several days past been busi- ness visitor in the city from the Pini 70 mountains, Sonora. He Is accom- panied by Mrs. Raines and their hand Iome little son, Hampton.
 Juan B Elias, we'll and favorably i znown in Santa Cruz county. where le has resided since 1t was created, vas here Saturday. Sunday and Mon lay with his beautiful bride, coming lere from Magdalena, Sonora, where hey were married recently. Mir. Elias is an old time friend of Henry Levin, the customs broker.
 William Strickland of Magdalena, 'onora. is now in charge of Charley | Daylor's assay office on Morley avenue, turing MT. Taylor's absence from the ity on mining business. Mir. Taylor's 'usiness is in first class hands, Mr. | Strickland having had many years ractical experence both in the | United States and Mexico.
 J. O. Patton, well and favorably i nown in Nogales, where several years go he was manager of the Internatio- al drug store, was stopover visitor ere the forepart of the week on his 'ay to Sonora from the City of Mex %, where lie had been on private min- ng business, which is now receiving Il his time. He Is doing well.
 Captain Lee Hall, of Texas, who as the contract for guarding the tiroux Consolidated Mines Go. ore nhile on the road between the mines nd Carbo station. on the Sonora rail- oad, spent several days here this week, n business and pleasure. There are ix men = all ex- United States cavalry oldiers-in the captains company. 'hey'Il do.
 Hon. N. w. Bernard of Tucson i andidate for join councilman on the. ticket from Pima and santa Cruz counties, spent last night n Nogales, returning home this morn ng. Mir. Bernard has in the past erved the two counties in the terri orial legislature faithfully and well. lis re- election, by large majority, s already conceded.
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