The border vidette., 1909-07-10

Sonora. arrived in the city last even
 ing from the south for 6 short visit
 after which he will return to his prop
 erty taking with him some greatly
 needed machinery.
 Nogales has the handsomest anc
 most efficient, well-equipped volun-
 teer fire department of any town ir
 Arizona. "Gee, but the lads looked
 swell in Mondays parade" Ohiei
 Bracey Curtis certainly has cause to
 feel proud of his fire fighters.
 Locomotive Engineer Joe Reddoch,
 many years Q resident off Nogales,
 Arizona, now located at Benson, came
 down to the border city to enjoy the
 Fourth of July celebration with his
 brother and sister. He is now driving 8 mammoth engine on the main line of the Southern Pacific.
 Thursday morninig Manager N J. Purcell of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Company, and Manager l.. M. Raines of the Columbia Consolidated
 Mining Company, went out to their respective properties in the Pinto mountains, Sonora. The gentleman enjoyed the Fourth of July celebration here with old friends.
 Miss Cardenas, most charming young lady of Oananea, Sonora. stop ped over in Nogales couple of days this week on her way home from Colegio Guadalupe, Hermosillo's splen- did educational institution. While here the young lady was guest of the Misses Joffroy, sisters of Alejandro Joffroy, the customs house broker.
 Richard Zsllner, Jr.. president of the Zellner Piano Company, spent the Fourth of July in Nogales. MT. Zell- ner has during the past ten years sold more piacos in southern Arizona and Sonora than all other dealers com bined. His goods are first class in every respect and Dick is one of best fellows in the world.
 Jim Rountree, brother of Jeff Roun tree, proprietor of the International Bar, will shortly leave for the Alaska Yukon exposition, being accompanied by his sister who will meet him at Benson. en route from Texas. Jeff had intended to accompany his brother and sister. but private business makes it impossible to get away at this time.
 Friends of Conductor Ben Ashby, wife and Master Rollo, will be pleased to learn that they have. returned to Nogales, after prolonged absence in the east. Mrs. Ashby is greatly i'm proved in health and hopes are enter tained for her speedy, complete re- covery. Next week Mr. Ashby ex- poets to resume his old run on the Sonora.
 Oscar Geoler, of the Pioneer Hard ware House, with the able assistance of MT. Michael Doyle, is kept very busy these days filling orders for mine and camp supplies for camps in Sono- ra and Santa Cruz county. Wednes- day the gentlemen were busy with a fat order for tho Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Company's camp in the Pini- to mountains, Sonora.
 This morning County Recorder Phil Herold left for Los Angeles, where Mrs. Herold has been the past two weeks. After taking part in the Elks Mir. and Mrs. Herold will go on to the big Alaska Yukon ex- position at Seattle. During MT. Herolo's absence from the county George Mcintyre will take care of the business in the recorders office.
 General Luis E. Torres came up from Hermosillo Tuesday evening, and after spending the night in the city with friends, continued on to Cananea, where his family have a pleasant sum- mer home. During the generals stay he met a number of the gentlemen who took part in the Reyes demon stration Monday evening, and it is understood he went away satisfied | with conditions as they now exist here
 "Mao," the handsome little COW pony that helped E1. Hall break the | worlds er-tying record Iu the rop- ing contest here July 4th, will remain