The border vidette., 1907-09-14

I
 Mir. Taylor, of Fl Paso, Texas, on,
 of the original owners of Fl Tigre, is
 business visitor in Nogales. Constable Arthur Page of Patago-
 mia, is a visitor in town today on of fcial business. He reports everything g quiet at Patagonia.
 A. w. Geoghegan. representing g "Ben Hur" coffee, is again in the city, intervie wing our grocerymen. He re- gently returned to the United States from the City of Mexico. At one time Billy was head bookkeeper for the big local mercantile establishment now owned by the Washington Trad ing Company.
 J. R. Summer, auditor for the Con solidated Telephone. Telegraph x Flee tric Company. has been here several days consulting with MT. J. F. Brady, manager of the local telephone system, with view of at an early date greatly improving the service. This will doubtless be good news to the ma jority of patrons of the company in Nogales.
 MT. R w. Thomas is now the sole owner of The Palace, one of the best known saloons in Arizona, having this week bought O. F. Cochrans interest MT. Thomas is an experienced business man and The Palace under his man agement is maintaining it's reputation as a place where every body gets a .sqaare deal" We wish Mir. Thomas continued success.
 James Traynor. superintendent of hrI1 headquarter at Empalme, Sonora, week at Nogales, on account of an attack of fever, contracted in the south. However. as fever can't live in Nogales' fine summer climate, he has almost completely recovered, and will shortly return to work.
 A. o. Bernard, manager of the Greene Gold Company, passed north Thursday morning. going to Tucson, on company business Mir. Bernard had just returned from La Brisca, where the work of installing the big gold dredgers is progressing in a very manner. Magdalena is the supply point for the company, of which Colonel w. o. Greene is pres ident.
 Louis Bartning, of the defunct brokerage firm of 0. Ramirez, has been acquitted and on Thursday even ing returned home from Hermosillo. It is now said that Mir. Bartning will bring suit against the Mexican government for false seimprisonmen He is a very sick man, having for some time past been suffering from heart trouble. He is at his home in Noga- les, Sonora.
 Sunday last Colonel M. A. Me Cord, Dr. Purdy, Assem- ynan White side and U. s. Customs Inspector enjoyed a delightful outing in the country along the banks of the Santa Cruz. Besides a slight ac- ,ident to Mir. Whiteside, from the eff 'ects of which he has fully recovered, he day passed off without a single Incident occurring to mar the pleasure ,f the ''picknickers."
 John Spink, formerly manager of Proto Bros. big mercantile establish nent on Morley avenue. now employ | d by the Washington Trading Com ,any at Patagonia, spent last Sunday | n the city with his family. John tated that the Patagonia branch, lnder the management of E. E | 3ethell, is doing an immense business hese days, and that Patagonia was as never before.
 Messrs. George w. Atkinson, Joseph Wise and Harvey Walker, three pro- ninent, successful Calabasas ranchers, were, visitors at the county seat Thursday on private business, at the onclusion of which the bank account # each was larger than when they anne to the city. The gentlemen are .mong the big stockraisers in this ection. This is going to be banner ear for them and their neighbors
 MT. and Mrs. z. O. Stocker, of fuaymas. arrived in the city Thursday vening on their way to New York on 'leasure bent. Upon his arrival here dr. Stocker received telegraphic in tructs of a business nature which letained him here yesterday and to- lay. He and his wife are guests at he Montezuma hotel. Tomorrow morning they will continue on they ourney east, expecting to be absent rom Sonora about thirty days.
 William Colburn has returned from Denver, Colorado. and other points of interest east, where he witnessed a lumber of horse races. and incidental y booked a couple of winners. Will