The border vidette., 1907-11-23
"Dad" J. F. Powers, brother of Mrs

Ben Powell, was visitor in No9ales the first of the week from his ranch
 near Camille, this county. Dad" has
 had whole lot of experience in differ.
 ent parts of the world and IS an in
 teresting entertainer When here he
 was cheperoned around town by his
 friend w. E. Bower, of Rancho los Coches.,
 Juan ~Arizmendez. manager of the
 International Store is again happy and
 is being congratulated by his friends. | This IS the fourth time Juan has had
 the same reason in the past twelve
 years to rejoice and be exceeding glad.
 Each time it was boy, but at no
 time such a bouncing record breaker
 as the last one. The little fellow came
 to Juan's pleasant home last Tuesday l;
 he tipped the scales at more than
 fourteen and less than fifteen pounds,
 which is certainly going some. Mother
 and child are dolng fine.
 Every body is talking about Louis
 Hudgins' Yaqui Troubles The So- nora News Company has 1000 of them for sale at $l %. They are going like hot cakes on a winters morning in Alaska. You can't afford to be without one. MT. Hudgins has de- voted great deal of time, thought and expense on @Yaqui Troubles" one of the most interesting, enjoya bls games ever offered to the public. The gentleman has patented his "Yaqui Troubles,'' for which Sonora News Company are sole agents.
 | Sydney M. Page, brother of Con- stable D. A, Page of Patagonia Pre- cinct. is in the city again after an absence. of about two years during which time he has been in the employ of the Trapsvaal Mining Company, and the 0. Y. R & P. railroad com pany, at Naco. MT. Page is an ex- pert bookkcepper and accountant When in Nogales he was in the em- ploy of the Washin gton Trading Com speaks both English and Spanish, and being thoroughly reliable. always has a good position.
 Big, generous hearted Frank Rea- gan, of The Arcade, returned last Monday night from the Fort Thomas hot springs near Solomonville, Ora ham county, where he spent couple | of weeks the guest of the Alexander | Brothers proprietors of that famous, popular health resort. which according | to Frank, Andy Barthleth, Harry Walthers, Henry Cohn, and a dozen | others who visited there from Nogales, has no equal any where. MT. Reagan says he was royalty treated by the management. and was greatly benefit ed. Never in his life has he felt better, and if boosting will do it. Alex ander Brothers will soon be compelled to enlarge their big hotel, for surely the place will not hold all the people Frank will send there. ;=.'
 Thursday morning United States Marshal Ben. F. Daniels. assisted by seven special deputies, left for San Francisco, stopping several days at Tucson en route. There were seventy six representatives of the Flowery king gdom, all of whom were captured at this point and along the inter national line by Uncle Sam's eagle eyed immigration officers, and many of them have for some time past been pense of the government. Most of the and complained at the delay in getting 'Garted. several -uays ago two Onlna- men when taken before United States Com missioner Eb. Williams, who or lered them deported. said: Judge. what forsDyou no get China boys? Three, four days here, not get; what orr" Recently one of the Chinks, who was very ill when he came here from Mexico, died at the county jail, and vas buried at the expense of the gov ern meuC.