The border vidette., 1908-08-22

presented nun WlCn cute glrl DaDy
 and Alex. don't give continental
 whoop whether school keeps or not;
 he's 80 happy.
 Juan Arizmendez, manager of the
 International Store. and family re-
 turned home last Saturday evening
 from an outing on the Pacific coast.
 Juan says he and the folks enjoyed
 their visit. but are glad to get home
 In Los Angeles he saw MT. Eduardo
 Ramirez and family who now reside there.
 Wednesday Tom Cumming was in
 from his fathers splendid ranch belo w
 of his section of the county looks like an immense garden in it's beautiful
 dress of green; there is an abundance
 of feed and water every where and the
 calf crop is going to be the biggest in
 many years. The two handsome black
 thoroughbred colts sired by the great
 French stallion owned by Santa Cruz
 county ''svndicate," are fine and
 dandy" They are the pride of Gala
 basas.
 Dr. Charles W. Power, physician
 and surgeon for the Nogales Oananea branc!. of the Cananea, Yaqui River .E Pacific railway, who now makes his headquarters at Lomas, was here yes- terday on professional business, there being a number of patients in the local hospital needing his attention. Out at Santa Cruz. where the doctor had his headquarters for several months, he is loved and respected by every hoG Tai ho6 being deeply regretted by all the good people of that quaint little village.
 MT. A. E Mcfarland, chief engineer of the Randolph line. including the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific, ar rived Thursday evening from Maza- tlan, Mexico, whero he had been sev- eral months On official business. As chief en gineer of the great lines owned by the Hartman system, Mir. Nc Far land is very busy man, being cou- stantly on the go travelling over hun dreds of miles of country. doing the work of dozen ordinary men. The southern country agrees with him and as a result he is enjoying excellent health.
 MT. l.. M. Rainas, one of the best pTdCClcdl IDlIlo IHdHhSeTS 1GXiCO, who is in charge of the Columbia Con- solideted CompanY's property in Ari- zona and Sonora, returned Thursday evening from visit to the mining property in the Magdalena district. Sonora, owned by Henry Stewart and MT. Raines expressed him self as greatly pleased with the prop erty and says it certainly has the ear marks ct making a good mine, and is all that it's owners claimed 1t to be. Mir Raines brought with hIn, a number of beautiful samples of high-grade ore, some of which can be seen at this office.
 Mrs. George P. Jones, wife of one of Uncle Sam's oldest, most popular efficient customs guards, after several spent in the east on a com bined business and pleasure trip, has returned home. She was accompanied by her bright little son, Master Char ley. who. like his mother, reports hav- ing had fine time sight seeing at different points of interest in New York and other eastern states Num- erous friends of Mrs Jones and Charley are glad to have them home after their prolon ged absence, and MT Jones says life is again worth the living. Besides their pleasant home place on Mob Hill, they own a valuable ranch on the Santa Cruz river, this county.
 This morning Jack Teeter and family left for Los Angeles, MT. Teeter going by train, direct, MT. Teeter making the trip overland as far as Tempe with his team, thence to the City of An geles by rail. Jack has been under the weather for some time past and it is for the purpose of being treated by Los A ngeles specialists that he goes to the coast with the hopes of being perman- ently cured. While in Los Angeles | Mr. and Mrs Teeter will be the guests | ot his mother and other relatives, whom l .hey have not seen for some time. During Jacks absence from Nogales, | ;he meat market which he has man ger under the firm name of Teeter Brothers, will be closed.
 Captain l. w. Mix, one of Nogales' | pioneer citizens, who with his family, | now spends most of his time in the 1 eautifnl City of Mexico. where he is loing building contract work, after | spending several days here and in H ermosillo, Sonora, where he also has | arge property interests including a inc winter residence and Hotel Ar ;adia, left for the City of Mexico last Thursday morning Captain Mix has been enjoying a couple of weeks we'll np tho Ia