The border vidette., 1907-10-05

l
 who last Sunday afternoon attempted
 to snuff. off this mortal coil by send
 ing Outlet into his breast, says his
 patient is getting along fine and in a short time wifi be out again. Booze
 and girl are responsible for Eduar-
 dos foolish act. The lad insists that life IS not worth the living.
 Parties from Washington Camp. this county, state that the mill at that place owned by the Duquesne Mining l S Reduction Company, is now running, and the new cable tram-way from the Duquesne mines. mile away, IS operating in a very satisfactory man ner. A large force of men will shortly be working for the big company, for which Nogoles is now the supply point.
 T. D. Casanega. one of Calabasas successful ranchers, was visitor at the county Veat Thursday. Tom and his neighbors recently shipped a car load of hogs to the eastern market for which they received the top price. The gentleman stated that no place in Arizona is better adapted to hog rais ing than this section. During the past thirty years Tom has lived in many sections of the territory and knows what he is talking abont.
 Next Monday A. D. Nanney. of Washington Trading Company's local store, and his brother, J. U. Nanney, of the big firms Patagonia branch, will leave for their old home at Ben franklin, Texas, where they will at tend a family re union of the Nanney family on the 11th of this month. Since coming to Santa Cruz county the Nahney boys have made many friends, all of whom join Us in wishing them a fine visit with the "old folks at home."
 Yesterday William Bower, of Rancho de Coches, this county, and A. Smith, one of his expert bronco busters, were up from the round up at Hon. George w. Atkinson's ranch leave immediately after the round up for Philadelphia with his family. After transacting private business in the Quaker City, he will return to sunny Arizona, but Mrs. Bower and the children will remain there 8 couple of months with relatives.
 Tuesday evening while Miss Amelia Valencia of this city and Miss Amelia Ferreira of Hermoslllo, were enjoying drive. the horse ia turning tipped over their trap and threw them out. The young ladies were pretty badly bruised but Dr. Gustetter, who was immediately called, reports them doing nicely and expects soon to have them out again. Carlos H. -Araiza, the youug gentleman who owned the trap, out for drive, he goes with them.
 Frank Hills. formerly with the local firm of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, who for the past two years has been with the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific locat ing engineers in southern Sonora and Sinaloa, is back in Nogales, and will leave in @ few days on 8 visit to his old home in Kentucky. After taking a months rest, Frank will return to Nogales where he is we'll and favor ably known. He is nephew of Mr. l.. Lindsay. the mining man who is a big stockholder in The First National Bank of Nogales.
 Dick Greene, who for number of hdS OOCh "lCh Cno DIdCk Mountain Mining Company at Cerro Prieto, was in town yesterday. return ing south this morning. Dick was formerly with the Nogales Copper Company. of which Frank Cox, now superintendent of the Black Mountain Mining Company. He is we'll known in Nogales. Dick says that John Hurst, formerly of Nogales. new of Msgdalena, recently underwent very serious operation, from which he has almost completely recovered.
 William M. Young is dead. He died last Monday morning at the Sisters Hospital in this city, after a lingering illness. During his last days MT. J. A. Straith. and other friends were constantly with him, and every thing possible was done to make the unfortunate mans last hours comfort able. Billy Young resided in Nogales many years and was we'll known in every section of the county. He was owner of the Nogales Bottling Works and good real estate in the Noon ad- dition. Some time before his death he deeded all his property to Milton Bo- hall, the postmaster, who will look after the same for the dead mans mother. who is incompetent. The funeral took place last Monday, in torment being in the Nogales, Arizona