The border vidette., 1908-06-06

bronco busting show in Nogales. So- nora, Mexico, is talked of for the com. ing Fourth of July celebration. A big crowd would attend to see some of the best artists in the world break records and the show would long be pleasantly remembered by lovers of the exciting sport, which is no longer permitted in | Arizona, bull dog and badger fights having been placed on the boards l instead.
 P. J. Mcintyre. the mining man of this city, who IS interested in mining 2 property in the Patagcnia and Har- shaw mining districts, has been en- toying n. visit in the city this week with his family. Mae Is very enthu- siastic over the future of the districts in which he is interested and believes time and money will prove up some wonderful properties up his way, be- sides the great Worlds Fair and others already proven.
 County Treasurer Arcus Reddoch has returned from two mouths pleasure trip to points of interest in Mexico, including Aguascaliebtes, where his brother James is superin- tendent of big division of the Mex ican Central railroad, and the City of Mexico. Mir. Reddoch says his trip was one continuous round of pleasure, and he had the time of his life. All his folks are well and happy; they wished to be pleasantly remembered to their Nogales friends.
 Henry Levin. of Brady Levin Com mission Company, after au extended absence from the city, on company business in Mexico for his big broker | age firm, has returned He reports having had very successful, profit able trip. During his absence, MT. J. J. Rafael. the efficient customs broker, who for many years was in the en- ploy of Wells. Fargo & Go. express. this city, had charge of the frn's local business, being assisted by large force of assistants.
 The many friends of Manager A. 5 Hyman, of the Boston Store, Inc, will be sorry to learn that he has resigned his position with that popular clothing house, and next week, accornpanie hy Mrs Hyman and the baby, will return to San Francisco, where he will go into business for himself. MT. Hyman is postmaster in the cloth ing business, and during his stay iu Nogales has made many friends for the Boston Store, Inc, all of whom will be sorry to learn that he is leav- ing the city.
 Bracey Curtis, cashier of The First National Bank of Nogales, has gone east on private business, expecting to be absent from Nogales two months Mr. IQ William Schuckmann will be very much in evidence at the big bank. The smiling countenances of Assistant Cashier Herold and Teller Richardson, will ss ueual be seen at their respective winde ws, being ably assisted by Grover MarstelIer and Miss Hannah. Much of Mir. Curtis time will be spent at his old Boston home.
 Mir. Louis Schneider, mine super inten lent at Cerro Colorado, the big gold property of the Cerro Colorado Mining Company, of which MT. George B. Earshaw of this city, is president and general manager, is enjoying a few days in Nosales, having arrived from the south the forepart of the week. He reports everything at the big camp progressing nicely, every body being well and happy. Being near the coast, Cerro Colorado at this sea- son of the year, is one of the most pleasant places in Sonora.
 Professor 0. R. Page, of the No gales public schools, accompanied bv his friend Prof $. H. Beattie, teacher of the Calabasas school, left this week for the Grand Canyon. travelling over land from Supervisor Oscar Ashburn's big ranch, where they outfitted for the trip. The gentlemen will spend about three months viewing the won ders of one of natures most wonderful handiworks. which no word painter has ever succeeded in describing to hIs or her satisfaction Nothing like it has ever been discovered. The best wishes of host of friends goes with the gentlemen.
 James Reagan, who is now success fully engaged in the pleasant and very profitable business of raising chickens at Patagonia. was a visi, or at the county seat last Monday. Jim stated that a large crowd of Pata- gonia's patriotic citizens, some of whom are past-masters in the busi- ness of steer-tyiug and bronco busting, will come to Nogales July Fourth to pull down the prizes offered. James comes from the Lone Star state, and | Is no novice in the art of riding; his i