The border vidette., 1907-10-19

Mrs. Ben M. Ashbey and bright little son Rollo, are visiting relative in the east.
 Mayor John T. Bri, k wood has a felon on one of his fingers he would like to get rid of.
 MT. Ed Titcomb, of Roy x Tit comb, Inc was northbound passen- ger this morning
 Charley Taylor, the assayer, IS back from Promontorlo, where he had been on mining business. D. J Half the Kansas City and City of Mexico lawyer. is at the Mon tezuma for short stay. | O. Tonkin and w. G Reynolds, two 1 we'll known mining men from Pata- gonia, were here the forepart of the week
 Mrs. E. l.. Crowell and the children have returned from their summers visit at Mrs Crowell's old home in the east.
 l. w. Jimmie has gone to Los An geles to visit Mrs. Jimmie who resides there. Joe Teeter is in charge of his local interests.
 The Arizona Teachers Association will meet in Phoenix during the dates of the Territorial Fair, November l 1 to 16, inclusive. Ruperto Jayne of Tucson, an ex- pert bookkeepper and accountant, was business visitor in Nogales the fore part of the week. It is rumored that one of our young business men will shortly open on M orley Avenue an up to date clothing and ladies dress goods store. s. E. Hazard, formerly of the la W firm of Hereford and Hazard, and who is now located at Bisbee, was Tn the city yesterday on legal business.
 Mrs. l.. J. F. Jaeger came down from Tucson on Thursday nights train. She is in most excellent health and always glad to visit her old home here.
 The county court house is being re- painted. cleaned mp and general re- pairs are being made to place it in proper condition for the winter season. Charley Spraker has for some time past been down on the Yaqui river where he is working for the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railway com pany.
 Monday night the Nogales fire de- partmcnt will give public exhibition zine, etc. A full attendance is re- quested.
 Manager Oster of the Western Union Telegraph Company's local of fee, spent last Sunday at Benson, where he worked betore coming to Nogales.
 The recent rains have been general all over Southern Arizona and of course have made all the cattle men happy. J. Pluvius generally butts in about the right time.
 The Rink which is now owned by E. l.. CroweTl, is doing 8 fine business. MT. Orowell gives the business his per- sonal attention and every night large crowds visit The Rink.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Bowman left last Tuesday for the state of Oregon, where they will in future make their home. The best wishes of a wide circle of friends went with them.
 Alex Oarpena, proprietor of the In ternational Store, went to Hermosillo last Wednesday with his mother, who will spend the winter there with her daughter, Mrs. Francisco Monreal.
 Ed. Mainline tiring of the roaring of the Sonoita in the night time, was welcome visitor here on Thursday. Ed. says that Patagonia is on the boom and is rapidly coming to the front.
 Tuesday, October 15 being the first day of the quail season. Ed. Titcomb, head of the local firm of Roy x Tit ,omb, Inc, and number of friends went into the country and succeeded in securing full bags.
 Andy and Mrs. Barthlett have re- turned from an extended trip on the Coast. Andy says that he would have liked to remained longer at the famous Elsinore hot springs in lower California. They are at the Brick wood.
 Major James A. Cooper of Wash ington, D. O., and Dr. Smith of New York, who are largely interested in the Richfield Copper Company, have gone down to the company's property in Sonora, expecting to be there about ten days.
 Captain Hick Carpenter and Line Rider Jesse Smith have returned from an extended trip along the> inter- national line on United States busi- ness. Both gentlemen report having had an interesting trip; both look as