The border vidette., 1907-06-01

orders. Prices reasonable f. U. BO1
 324. E. J. Ashley, Nogales. Ariz.
 Go to Neumann's gallery for Edison
 Photographs and Records, Postal Albums, Kodaks and Supplies, Mail
 ing Envelopes, Etc. Nogales Ariz- ona. 6-1-*
 The friends of Mrs. Frank Irvine
 "ill regret to learn that she is
 dangerously ill at her home on Eln,
 street. THE VIDETTE hopes a change
 for the better will occur and the lady
 speedily recover.
 Thursday Colonel McOord. Dr. enjoyed an outing on the Santa Cruz Gentleman from Santa Cruz" prepar- ed and served one of his famous feasts.
 The heavy rain and hail storm which visited Nogales, appears to have been general all over southern Arizona, and did the ranges a great deal of good; however, some ranchers in this section. go. caught with considerable hay down which will be practically ruined.
 Decoration Day was observed in Nogales in the usual quiet manner. All business was suspended during the entire day, and many of our citizens observed the beautiful custom of visit. ing the cemeteries for the purpose of placing flowers on the graves of depart. ed loved ones and friends.
 J B. Aiken, of Midland, Texas, secretary and treasurer of the Mex ican Land & Investment Company, was a visitor in Nogales the first of the week, on business connected with the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Banner Copper Company of which he is secretary and treasurer.
 Spencer lowell and w. D. Oonnell, Texas business men, were visitors in Nogales the first of the week. being guests at the Montezuma hotel. The are interested in Texas and M Mexican lands and cattle. They have options on a large, valuable Sonora ranch.
 Demetrio Velasco, formerly of No gales, now a resident of Guaymas. was a business visitor in the line city a couple of days the forepart of the week. MT. Velssco has a contract with the Caranea, Yaqui River X Pacific Railway to build fences along the right of way on the Yaqui river line. He is doing well and looks prosperous.
 Superintendent Oster of the Sonora, has been spending several days in No gales. He is travelling his private car "Francisco. Since assuming charge of the Sonora MT. Oster has greatly in health. It is understood he will spend considerable of his time in Nogales this summer in order to enjoy our delightful weather. Mrs. Oster accompanied her husband.
 This morning George M. Ryall, of New York, and Mir. Wilson, pro- minent Salt Lake mining man, were passengers from Hermo- sillo, Sonora, where MT. Wilson has for sometime past made his head quarters. MT. Ryall has mining in in the Hermosillo district, where he has been on 8 trip of inspec ton. The gentlemen are en route to Los geles on mining business
 Miss Bessie Fowler, who recently completed her studies at Tucson's splendid college, has accepted 2 clerical position in the office of w. C.. Bow man, agent for the Southern Pacific at this place. Miss Fowler is one of No gales most charming and highly ac- young daughters; her host of friends will be pleased to learn she has secured nice lucrative position which she is we'll qualified to fill
 Tuesday morning o. E. Kroh, se- cretary of the Sonora Copper Com pany, departed for Kansas City, after having spent several days here and at the company's mines m Sonora, in company with President A. M. Oonard The gentleman expressed himself as greatly pleased with the splendid pro gress being made at the mines where large force of men is employed under MT. Cohard's personal supervision.
 Miss Minnie Mcintyre, the ac- complished daughter of Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Mcintyre, has returned from California where she had been since the territorial legislature adjourned, and will spend the summer here with her parents. Miss Mcintyre was one of the most efficient lady clerks in the she made splendid record and was lasting credit to Santa Cruz, the youngest but best county Hi