The border vidette., 1907-11-16

l Dr. A. $. Russell, of Washington Camp, has gone to California to enjoy a visit of couple of months.
 George Hayden. one of Nogales' pioneer citizens, is reported as being a very sick man, at his home on Elm street.
 Mir. l.. F. Converse is now superin- tendent A. R. Oster's private secre- tary. Converse is au experienced young | typist.
 Mrs c J Ruppelieus has been quite i'll for couple of weeks. Her many friends and acquaintances hope for her speedy, complete recovery. Lieutenant Alex Ramirez, brother of Eduardo Ramirez, is visiting here from CaEanea, where for some past he had been engaged in business.
 This morning Mir. Ed. Titcomb went to Tucson te meet hls family who are returning from California, where they have been enjoying the summer. Antonio Martinez, big ranch owner Several years ago MT. Martinez was chief of police of Nogales. Sonora. H. Pomeroy Griswold, the mining engineer. is in the city from Mazda lena. When it comes to field work, H. Pomeroy Griswold is a whirlwind.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Company's Nogales and Sonora branchs, is back from Guay mas where he had been on company busi- ness.
 The Rink is literally patronized every evening. Ifyou are fond of music and want to enjoy an hour. visit the Rink. The management will treat you right.
 Madison Risinger announces that the price of eggs has increased from 50 to 60 cents. at his egg factory. Hen fruit at five cents a throw, is certainly going some.
 Dr. Jesse H. Baker, 6 registered optician of Phoenix, was a visitor in the city the forepart of the week on professional business. From here Dr. Saksr went to Sonora.
 This week majority of over 26O poatmasters in Arizona met in Phoenix for the purpose of forming a territorial association, similar to the organiZ- ations of postmasters in other sections of the country.
 The largest stock of high grade trunk. and suit cases ever received in Nogales has been received at the Red House. Drop in and inspect them. Manager Dumbault says "No trouble to show goods D
 Messrs. Green & Bentley, sub-c con- tractors, who have been down on the Alamas branch of the Cananea, Yaqui River x Pacific railroad. have arrived in Nogales and will help build the branch between here and Cananea.
 William Reynolds is in town from Tucson. Billy is practical miner and for some time past has been doing contract work at the Mansfield camp which is closed down for the present owing to the condition of the money market in the east.
 Tom Wylie, the transfer man, is not complaining of hard times. He is one of the busiest men in town and all of his fine outfits are kept moving con tantly. If you want anything moved from 8 grip to fire proof safe, Tom is the man to do the trick.
 Don't forget that on Thanksgiving eve. November 27th, the ladies. god bless lem, will give a dance in the Masonic hall for the benefit of the Catholic church. A supper will be served by the ladies and a royal good time is assured all who attend.
 Harry L. Vaughn, brother of Mrs Bessie Scoville, was in the city from Duquesne the forepart of the week. Harry stated that mining operations out Daquesne way are very quiet these days. but he hoped to in the near future see things moving again.
 T. Ruiz, the artistic barber and painter, just across the International line, has greatly beautifed and i'm proved his little place of business, the color scheme being gold and silver. If. you want an artistic sign painted or your whiskers chopped, drop in and consult Ruiz.
 Harry Clark, accompanied by "Zony," the handsomest, most intelli- gent dog in Arizona, returned the forepart of the week from California, where he and "Zony" spent the sum mer. Their friends are glad to see them back. They will remain in No gales this winter.
 Wednesday Right-of- Way Agent Howell Jordan of the Oananea, Yaqui River & Pacific and MT. Ed. Titcomb, of Roy & Titcomb. Inc, enjoyed a 1~. tI,a H.,. ~;,,o. 'HI,o