The border vidette., 1907-10-19

nora, MT. Pablo Flores and his family
 were murdered by Yaqui Indians.
 Fair Commissioner Whlteside is ir
 of the coming Territorial Fair to be
 held at Phoenix November llth- tc | 16th. inclusive. He has also received
 number of the handsome souvenir i postal cards that were so popular dur
 ing last year. Parties desiring either l the premium lists or the cards will
 make direct or written application to thess essOommissioner.
 Mrs. Ferd VanMourick and the children returned home "Wednesday evening from California, where they had been enjoying a months vacation.
 Mrs. Van nMourick enjoyed her visit to the coast and she and the little ones returned home well and happy; con- sequently Sonora News Company's popular local manager wears a broad smile of contentment. Ferd says the past month has been the most lone some in his life.
 Mr. F. A. Shaw, grand lecturer of the Masonic Lodge. is a visitor in the city from Phoenix. having arrived Thursday night. The grand lecturer is making his annual visit tn the various Masonic lodges throughout Arizona. Yesterday he was chaperop- ed around the city by Mir. Barney Quinn, prominent local Mason. Mir. Shaw is one of Arizona's pioneer citi- zens. having resided many years in tEe Salt River valley.
 Walter Strickland, manager of the Alamos Copper Company, returned last Thursday evening. Mr. Strick- land will at once continue down to the company's property in the Yaqui country where MT. Sanford and Ray mond Smith have for some time past been in charge of operations. Ore from the company's mines on exhibi- ton here is considered the finest seen in a long time. Walter says he had fine time at his old home; he certainly looks 1t.
 On " ednesday evening in Tucson Mrs Day. wife of J. s. Day, manager of Singer Sewing Machine Company, through the explosion of a giant fire cracker, which she was holding in her hand, sustained badly man gled hand. The thumb of her right was torn almost completely off and the second and third fingers were badly mangled. Mrs. Day, is a sister in-law of Mir. Kelley, local manager of the Singer Company. She is we'll known here where she visited last month with her little daughter.
 w. O. Barnes, Inspector of the cat tie ranges in the National Forest Re serves is in Nogales today. He is going to make a tour of the Huachuca Reserve accompanied by Inspector Wilson who is stationed here. Mir. Barnes is an old time Arizonan hav- ing been a member of the 17th Legis- lative Assembly from Apache county. It was at this session that Navajo county was created on the last night, and the late Harry Carpenter of Yuma County was the Speaker. He will be frequent visitor here in the future.
 The death of Mir. Montgomery this city, occurred on the morning of Oct. 18th, at the home of his son, Dr. Dunbar Olagett, at Waynesville, Ohio MT. Olagett, who spent some months with his son in Nogales, and who left here several months ago hoping that change of climate and scene might improve his health, had been steadily failing and for several weeks prior to his death had been confined to his bed. The remains have been taken east for interment in the family lot at Poto- mac, Maryland.
 A. J. Fink, late manager of the Fl Paso Store, will about November first open up a nice line of gents furnishing goods, clothing. etc., under the name of Nogales Cash Store. Mir. Fink is well and favorably known in Nogales where since coming here some time ago from Tucson, he has made many friends, all of whom join us in wishing him much success in his new undertaking. MT. Fink will occupy the room now occupied by Rodgers. the candy man, who next week will move into the Red House, formerly occupied by Ramon Vasquez.
 Mir. J. A. FaymonvilIe, the fire in surance agent, whose fine offices are in the rooms formerly occupied by the defunct Mining Exchange, opposite the electric light works on Morley avenue, is doing fourishing business these days. MT. Faymonville is a past master in the insurance busi- ness, with a practical experience of many years in Chicago. Los Angeles.