The border vidette., 1907-01-19

Nogales. 2t Superintendent McGovern of the
 Tucson division of the Southern Pacific
 was visitor here Thursday night 1T
 his private car, having come down iron
 the washouts in Sonoita canyon.
 -4 4tTuesd-y Roadmaster Moreno of the
 Sonora railroad, wss at Magdaleua, on
 company business He has been a very
 busy man this week on account of the
 washouts at a number, of points on his
 line
 Notwithstanding the bad weather.
 Superintendent of Construction Fred
 Bowman is keeping things moving on Dor. Ramon Vasquez' fine busin ess
 house. which when completed will be a credit to NogaIes.
 l Hon F E Cranz, eX-mayor of No gales, Arizona, is absent from the city on important mining business MT Cranz is one of the best authorities on mines in the country He is in the employ of the Southern Pacific Rail road Company.
 Mrs. W oodrum, wife of Conductor J w Woolrum, has returned home
 
 daughter have been spending the winter. Miss Irene attending school. The young lady did not return with her mother, but will do so during the sum mer vacation.
 H Be4tt1e, the we'll known school teacher, who for some time past has conducted the Calab basas school, has been appointed to more lucrative position on the international line as United States customs guard. Some months ago Mir. Beattie took the civil service examination and received first grade certificate.
 Barney Quinn, the building con- tractor, after two months spend down at the mines of the Richfild Mining Company, has returned home. having completed his contract with the big company of which H. Gordon GIore. the raetallurgist. is general manager. The genial Irishman's many friends are glad to see him back
 Ben Powell, the Huachuca mountain farmer and raiser, was here yes terday on business. Ben wore broad smile of contentment, and said the splendid rains certainly look good to him; his calf and apple crop for the ye ar 1907. is going to he the best ever. The Huachuca apples are as fine as any grown in the Uuited States.
 Tomorrow morning MT. Spiro s. Prote, delegate to represent the No gales Spanish American Alliance Lodge will leave for Florence to at tend the meeting, of the Grand Lodge | of Arizona. MT. Proto is hard lodge worker and is doing much for the up zation which. he will ably represent at | the convention next Tuesday.
 Hon. J. A, Harrison. chairman of the Board of Supervisors, was busi- ness visitor in the city Thursday from his ranch home north of the city | several miles. The gentleman said the river near his place has been higher | the past week than at any time dur ing the past five or six years. While the rains are of incalculable benefit to the country in general. MT. Harrison repor ts considerable damage to land and crops along the river caused by the flood waters
 Colonel Dan Mcfarland of Los Angeles, who recently sold a group of mines situated out near La Dura. Sonora. was a stopover visitor in the city Thursday and yesterday, being delayed here on account of the washout on the Sonora railroad. The colonel was accompanied by MT. HI. Cert Der, general manager of the Toledo Mining Company owning the Toledo shelter and mines in Sonora. The gentlemen were on their way to Hermosillo from Tucson, where there h 4d been on business.
 George w. Atkinson will leave this week for Denver, Colo, where he will attend the annual meeting of the Ma toinal Live Stock Growers Associa tion as one of the representatives from Arizona Mr. Atkinson who is one of the we'll known cattlemen of southern Arizona will deliver an ad dress on the Recent Forest Reser- vations" The cattlemen have not looked with much favor on the forest reservation recently made as the re servations take considerable grazing ground from the free range. The Government requires grazing fees for cattle in the Forest reserves.-TUCsoN CITIZEN.