The border vidette., 1908-05-23

Victor Talking Machines and records
 which are offered for sale at eastern
 prices. The company are agents in
 Mexico for these high grade machines.
 Mir. Carlos J. Ruppelina, cashier of
 the railroad office on the Mexican side
 of the line, and his estimable wife,
 have been made happy by the arriva;
 at their home of girl baby, which
 Grandpa Dr. Purdy says is the cutest
 in the world. Mother and little one
 are getting along nicely.
 All the victims, including Conductor
 Michael Coffey. of the recent train collision out on the Nogales Cananea branch, are getting along fine, Mike who was the worst used up of the bunch, being able to circulate. among his friends. although !:e continues to wear handsome patch over hIs left eye.
 F. F. Cranz, one of the best known geolosists and mine expert in the west. has been spending the week in Nogales. looking after his private business affairs, after which he will go to Sonora ou mining business. Mrs Cranz is at present enjoying a visit with her mother at Arizpe, So nora.
 "Silvertip" Nugent, nephew of the late Hon. Michael Nugent, of Yuma, Arizona, has arrived in the city from Benson, to accept 8 position with William Oolburn & Company. MT. Nugent is a pleasant gentleman who is a past master in his profession. We welcome him to Nogales and wish him success.
 MT. J. 0. Beasley, prominent Her mosillo WinIng man, Was a visitor in the city a couple of days this week, having come up from the capital of Sonora to meet two capitalists from Chicago, who arrived Thursday night and ac- companied him south yesterday, to visit the property in which he is in- terested.
 Chairman J. A. Harrison, of the Board of Supervisors, has received from Texas a thoroughbred Jersey bull calf whIch'will in future be a part of his fine herd. Jim says the handsome little fellow has pedigree almost as long as your arm, which lack of space prevents publishing iG TIE BORDER VIDETTE.
 Herbert Brown, editor of the Tue son Post, is now in Hermosillo, So- morals capital city, where he will make a personal investigation of the reports that Yaqui Indians are coming into Hermosillo and other Son ora towns and surrendering. The result of Editor Browns investigations will appear in | the Post.
 John T. Cave, president of the Coast Line Copper Company, was visitor in the city Tuesday of thIs week, having come up from Fl Gro on company business. returning south Wednesday morning. Arrangements are being made to resume operations at Fl Gro. under President Oave's 
 Hermann Scheller, representing the Zellerback Paper Company. of Los was here Thursday inter viewing our print shops, securing nice orders from each of them. Scheller Is one of the best travelling salesmen on the road today. and is rapidly securing the majority of Arizona's trade for his big paper house.
 Wednesday O. A. Bankerd and Harry Vaughn were visitors in town from Duquesne. where they are in the employ of the Duquesne Mining x Company, which owns large mineral holdings in this county, in cIuding the we'll known Pride of the West mines formerly owned by Frank Olsen and his partners.
 Thursday morning Manuel Masca- re n,s, Jr, accompanied by one of the Cananea, Yaaui River & Pacific en- gineers, went out over the line of now building between Nogales and Cananea-many miles through the Buena Vista and Santa Barbara ranches owned by Mexican Consul Mascartna IS, of this city.
 Monday Superintendent Gastry came in from the copper mines out at Santa Cruz owned by Cananea mining men. and while here purchased 8 large of camp and Eaine sup plies, which were hauled by wagon from Nogales to the camp. The road from here to Santa Cruz is most of the way like an automobile speedway.
 Attorney Walter J. N. McCurdy, who is remembered by many citizens of Nogules during the strenuous days when the late Colonel w. P. Harlow resided here, has been here during the past week, from Bisbee, where he is engaged in the practice of law Walter McCurdy is one of the bright
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