The border vidette., 1908-11-14


 advertently failed to mention the arrival on Tuesday. November 3rd,, 1908, at the pleasant home of Mir. and Mrs. John Mcintyre, of a fine girl baby. Dr. A. L. Gustetter, the at = tending physician. reports mo:her- and little one doing nicely, and Mir. Mcintyre is the proudest. happiest mining engineer in the two republics A wide circle of friends pin us in extending most hearty congratulations to the happy family.
 A. H. Weeks and Charley Phillips who have been out at the Durazno for several months. have been sojourning in the city several days. Mr. Phillips is superintendent and Weeks is chief cook and bottle washer. At present. there is very little doing out Durazno way, but Superintendent Phillips says he is daily waiting for a telegram from E. l.. c iris swold, who is now in the east. instructing bin to resume oper- ations in the mine with full force of men. The Durazno is owned by Peter Johnson, Frahk Irvine. E l. G'is- wold. Charley Phillips. all of Nogales. Mir. Griswold is east trying to interest capital in the proposition. We cer- tainly wish him good luck.
 Wednesday morning Joe N. Rad doch, one of the senior engineers run ing on the Nogales- Benson branch of the Southern Pacific railroad. accom- panied by his mother, Mrs. Sarah A. Reddoch. left for Tyler, Texas. the old home of the Reddochs, where Joe and his mother will visit relatives and friends. MT. Reddoch has a thirty day leave of absence. and before re- turning to Nogales, he and Mrs. Red doch will visit MT. James Reddocb, who is superintendent of division on the Mexican Central, with headquar- ters at A guascalientes, Mexico. Jim is the eldest of the Reddoch boys; he IS the we'll aud favorabIy known in Nogales, having resided here a number of years when he worked for the Southern Pacific company.
 On Monday forenoon of this week, pr. and Mrs. John s. Rhynas, of Magdalena, Sonora. Mexico, who for several years past have been married under the laws of Mexico, were agaiA married in this city according to the Io oe ha mony being performed in the chambers of the Probate Judge of Santa Cruz county, Judge M. Marsteller, officiat- ing Tn the presence of a few friends. Before going to Magdalena. Dr. Rhyn- as resided in Nogales. where he has g. large number of friends, all of whom join us in wishing him continued hap piDess and 1nbounded prosperity. In view of the fact that this is the third time Dr. and Mrs. Rhynas have been welded in order that they may be legally united both in Mexico and the United States. they certainly deserve the best of everything.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleischer, broth CT of l. B. Fleischer, proprietor of the American Clothing Factory of No gales, Sonora, who is travelling for Lls Dos Naciones Cigar Company of this city, came in off the road the forepart of the week and has since been here with old friends and acquaintances. The big factory which Lieutenant Fleischer has so long represented, has during the past dozen years, done much to advertise Nogales throughout the United States, and today the Line City, the home of Las Dos Naciones (Two Nations) cigars, is one of the best known towns in the southwest. The factory employs large number of: work men and the clear Mexican cigars: manufactured are the best in the United States. Lieutenant Fleischer- has again Unit tue road," taking with. him a large line of samples.
 Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky, of the Sonora Hurdles, whose headquarters. are in Magdalena, Sonora, was a busi- ness visitor in the city yesterday, ac- companied by couple of his men, zc kI 1Io ol h..