The border vidette., 1908-09-05

before going to the capital city to engage in business, writes to his bro- ther Bert. that he is enjoying his visit in New York. Going east he enjoyed the experience of being in two rail way wrecks.
 Frank Siebold, miner, railroad con- tractor and all- round good fellow. after an extended visit with his old mother and other relatives at Canton, Ohio, returned to Nogales Thrrsday evening looking well and happy. Frank says he had the time of his life and in future is going to visit his old home every time he can spare the time to make the trip. From here he will go down into the Alamos mining district of Sonora, where he has mining In- terests that require his personal at ten tion.
 Edward Holler and family have settled down on. their homestead just west of the city limits, on the inter national line. where MT. Holler is arranging to engage in the very pro- | ftable business of raising chickens. At present a new well is being dug and other improvements made that will greatly enhance ths value of his homestead. which will Tn the near future be fenced Ed. is one of No- gales oldest citizens, being son of the late Charley Holler, ST., and his many I friends wish him success.
 K. l.. Parsons, of Camille, who has been in the city this week under the treatment of Dr. w. H. Purdy has almost completely recovered and early next week will return home. Bob" Parsons is one of the most expert silver smiths in the country, his spe- cialty being fancy silver mounted bridles, silver spurs, etc, some of which he has sold for fancy prices ,o people who want the best regardless of expense. Monday Bob will appear as one of William Parker's witnesses in his homestead land entry case.
 Manager Bert Bristol of the No- gales Electric Light Ice & Water O.. who is suffering bad attack of hay fever, will next week go down to Guaymas where he will for short time relieve O. O. Kingsley. mana ger at that place for Roy E Titcomb, Inc, who will come to Nogales for a visit with his family who are spending the hot summer months here. Mir. Bristol believes the bay city climate will boil the hay fever out of his system. If he gets relief Mrs. Bristol. who also has hay fever. will join her husband. | Dr. A. $. Russell, of Washin gton, this county, after an extended absence from the county, during which he was in the employ of big mining com- pany in Mexico, down beyond the City of Guadalsj jara, has returned home, having resigned his position with the mining company, and will again take up his residence at Washington, where he will practice his profession. Dr Russell has visited many places since leaving Santa Cruz county, but says none of then, can compare with our delightful all the year around climate.
 Charley Harrison, of Duquesne. and Mr. Fassick. the Tucson hotel man, who for some time past has been scjourninG in the Duquesne mining district, this county, were visitors in Nogales the forepart of the week, on their way back to the states from So- nora, Mexico, where they had been on mining business. From here MT. liar rison went to Duquesne and MT. Fas- sick went to Tucson, thence east on business connected with mines in which he has become interested financially, with Mir. Harrison, who is an ex- perienced practical miner.
 Ed. Massey, of Magdalena, Sonora, Mexico, where he has one of the most pleasant homes in the state of Sonora, was registered at the Montezuma hotel the forepart of the week. For 0 mum Der of years MT. Massey was one of Colonel w. o. Greene's first lieuten- ants, bFiug ever faithful and true to his chief. Few men have more thorough practical knowledge of min ing than Ed. Massey. At present he is giving all his attention to his per- sonai mining interests ID the state of Sonora. Ed. is made of the proper stuff and we wish him heaped up meas ures of success.
 Jce E Wise, the Calabasas, ranch CT. was in town the forepart of the week. Joe was an alternate delegate frou Arizona to the Democratic ma iional convention at Denver, Colorado. In speaking of the coming election he said that the De moo ats this fall woull have a walk over in his section, not with standing the fact that Geo. w Atkinson, candidate on the Re- publican ticket for joint councilman from Pima and Santa Cruz counties, hailed from that district. "Jim Finley, the Democratic candidate, will win in | a wulk D said Mr Wise who may