The border vidette., 1908-09-05

will spend the remainder of the summer. FOR SALE CHEAP-Lot number 9 of Block number 29 of the "Redondo Villa Tract" 5Oxl5O feet, being 6 sub. division of part of the Rancho Sausal Redondo. County of Los Angeles. Cal ifornia. A great bargain. For par ii ulars address G." care THE BORDER , tIDETTE
 Charley Miller. of Del Rio, Texas. has arrived in the city to accept a position with the Southern Pacific railroad company, at this point. as i roadmaster, and will in future make his homo here, being accompanied by his family. We welcome the Miller family to Nogales.
 William Rosenberg, of Rosenberg & Company, proprietors of Rosy's Place, has purchased the interests of his as sociates and is now the sole owner of the big general mercantile establish ment on Morley avenue, this city. "Doc" Is past master Tn the business. We wish him abundant success. ! NJ. M. Trickey, of Washington, this county, was visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week, on busi- | ness connected with his extensive mining interests in that district. Judge Trickev is an enthusiastic Bryan 1 Democrat and is confident the great ccmmoner will be elected president next November.
 Karnes Bros. have established in Nogales. an up.to date public automo- bile service, and are now prepared to take parties to all parts of the sur rounding country at any hour of the day or night. "First class service at reasonable prices" is the Karnes motto and no man ever rode with them that failed to get his moneys worth.
 o. B. Wilson, the big freighter, or rather the owner of big freight out fit. who has for many years past done the hauling for a number of large mining companies in the Patagonia and Santa Rita mountains, where he also has valuable mining interests, !, was business visitor in town We'd nesday. a guest at Hotel Brickwood. | Jake Politzer, who with his family resided in NogaIes when he was con- nected with the U. s. customs house as statistical clerk under Collector H. K. Chenoweth, was here this week ou his way to Mexico in the interest of a number of firms which he represents. He may locate in the City of Guada- lajara, Mexico, where he will remove shortly with his family. Jake is a brother in-law of Joe and John Depuy.
 Dennis Coughlin, a veteran mining man, who has for many years made his home at Washington, has been a | days. being guest at the Brick wood hotel. Dennis hopes soon to sec his section take on new life, when many old properties out his way will become large producers. At the present time he and his associates are prospecting by means of we'll boring outfit. which is giving great satisfaction.
 Walter W. Bailey, under sheriff of Santa Cruz county. has again entered the service of Uncle Sam, and on Sun day morning left for the western part of the territory. being accompanied by U. s. Line Rider Ssyre. Jay Lowe, for long time assistant to City Marshal J. B. Moore, has been appointed by Sheriff Saxon to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mir. Bailey, and Tom Sanford has been appointed assistant city marshal
 Alex. Hinson, of Rancho de los Co., ches, near Camille, owned by w. E.. Bower, of Philadelphia. was busi- ness visitor in Nogales Wednesday of this week. Hlnsou said that on Sat- arday of last week the little son of Mir. and Mrs. Bower fell from a burro and broke one of his arms. The little 1 fellow was taken to Tombstone where the arm was set and when Alex left the ranch he was getting along nicely. Thursday Alex returned to Rancho de los Coches.
 John Wakefield, a mining man from the Huachuca mountains, and MT. Pete \. Blouser, one of the coun- tvs oldest, best known ranchers. whose fine ranch place Is near Camille. were business visitors at the county seat the forepart of the week. MT. Wake field. who for some time past has been making Cochise county hIs residence. stated that in future Santa Cruz county was plenty good enough for him, and next November he will vote at Duquesne.
 Mrs. Frank Fitch. after erjsying a delightful summers visit with relatives and friends near Pittsburg, Pa , has returned home and may spend the fall and winter months in Sonora with her husband. A, host of Mrs. Fiech's | friapds hara and throuohout Santa