The border vidette., 1908-05-23

tH0 ISduQOlDu lines, III aC ln6 ClS- ters' Hospital with typhoid fever. continues to improve, thanks to
 the splendid care he is receiving
 at the hands of his physician, Dr.
 A. l. Gustetter, and the Sisters.
 Attorney D. A. Richardson, for
 merly of Nogales, now of Douglas,
 Arizona, where he is engaged in
 the practice of his profession, was
 a business visitor in the city the
 forepart of the week. D. A. looks
 as If the smclter city agreed with
 him.
 Our old friend Charley Hood,
 who several years ago was one of
 Uncle Sam's guardians of the in- ternational line at this port, is
 now doing the day trick at Monte Carlo, where he will he pleased to see all his old friends and new ones too.
 c. E. Kroh, secretary of the So- nora Copper Company, accom- panied by a party of stockholders, passed south several days ago en route to Cobre Grande, where the party will inspect the company's property with a v1ew of installing big reduction plant. The gentle men are from Missouri.
 The selection by the board of directors of the Nogales Building & Loan Association, of H. NJ. Clagett as secretary, and Harry Renshaw, assistant secretary, to fill vacancy caused by resignation of Captain Perkins, is most ex- cellent and meets the approval of every member of that association.
 The Alianza Hispano-Americana entertainment at Ra- mirez Theatre last Monday night, under the auspices of Nogales Lodge No. G, was success in every respect, and much credit is due all who assisted in making the affair a success. The big theatre was crowded and a most delightful time was had. Every number on the interesting program was we'll rem dered.
 Lee Reagan, president of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold & Copper Company, owning large holdings in the great Ala mos district, Sonora, is up from the mines for a couple days visit with Mrs. Reagan and the children, after which he will return to camp where a large force of miners are employed exploring and developing the company's prop 'rty, which at the present time ooks good.
 The city election next Monday bids fair to be the most unIuterest- ng, one-sided affair ever witnessed n any town in Arizona The De- and Republicans have de- ;ided on the same candidate-the present city office holders, includ- ng the city marshal and city clerk and all that will be. required will be the casting of a few votes n order to close the incident, after which the work of up-building and Nogales, will continue with Street Com nittee Peck and Doherty in the addle.
 Fine copper silver ore from the Ar Iold mines out at Santa Cruz, Sonora, 5 being hauled into Nogales for ship nent to the customs smelteT. Parties Vho recently visited the new copper istrict where a number of Nogales mining men are largely interested, tate that operations are progressing n a very satisfactory manner, the istrict giving promise of becoming ven more extensive than predicted by hose who first acquired holdings there. The following Nogales people are monD those interested in the new belt: o. K. Franklin, Harry Smith, F. r. Crarz. Alberto Iascaremis. Fl. K. and w. F. Che Ioweth, Rodolfo Vasquez, Ramon ialazlr.
 J. A. Faymonville. the ever con- enial efficient fire insurance man, fter two month pleasantly spent in Jan Francisco. ana points of interest n the east, including his old home in Jhicac 20. has returned to Nogales and 3 receiving the 'gIad hand' from his riends, who are too numerous to men ion Joe" as his friends love to call i'm, is accompanied by Bernard Fay his nephew, whose home IS n San Francisco. The young gen. leman has accepted a position in his ucle's office and will make Nogalcs is future home. Bernard has cast is lines in one of the most pleasant faces on earth, and we wish him bundant success. He has had con- iderable experience in the businessof
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