The border vidette., 1909-01-09

wants a position Gan give good re-
 ference Address THE BORDER VI-
 DbTTE
 Yesterday Sheriff Saxon returned
 from out Lochiel- way, where he had
 been oa official business. He reports
 that section as locking good, and every body whom he met well and happy. Dr. J D Raines, of Haywood, Mis-
 souri, father of Mir. l.. M. Raiues, the
 we'll known mining man, arrived in
 the city last night on a visit with his
 son and amily. MT. Raines went to | Benson to meet his father. THE VI
 DETTE extends hearty welcome to
 pr Raines. who visits our city for
 the first time. While here he will all
 ways find our latchstring out.
 The funeral of the little year old
 baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. White, of Guaymas, was held last Tuesday afternoon from the National Hotel,
 where the baby died at a late hour
 Monday night, interment being in the Nogales cemetery. Mir. White is pay master for the Sonora railway. He and his wife have the sympathy of the community in this their hour of sorrow.
 Colonel Thcs Lyman, of Washing ton. D O, high United States gov ernment official. was visitor in the city Thursday on business connected with the U. $. customs houee at this port of entry. During Colonel Lyman's stay in the city he was chaperoned around by Collector of Customs Con OKeefe. and Special Agent w. w. Carpenter Yesterday morning the colonel went north.
 Manager Alberto Mascaref1as of the Nogales branch of Banco de Sonora, is having his large fine banking quart CTS remodeled and beau.ifed. Briggs x Dumbould. the artistic painters and decorators, of this city, will do the oeautifving end of the work. They have been busy all week on The Ar cade, which Manager Shugart proudly asserts is the handsomest resort of it's kind in the territory.
 A letter from G. G Graham, many years agent at Magdalena, Sonora, Mexico. for the Sonora railway. an ho6 Ho lal k1 olr1 his permanen hone in Kentucky. he and his wife now residing at Louis- vile. MT. Graham says "Kentucky is good enough for me; no mas Mexico para nI, yo tengo bastante." George is the best ever, and 8 host of friends here and in Sonora, will regret to learn that he will not return.
 Now that Governor Torres anLoun- ces positively that the Ysqui peace treaty has been signed and the Ya9ui war ended, every body in the state of Sonora, and hundreds of Americans the United States who are financially in the rich state south of us, are rtjoicing All hope that peace will be everlasting. and l the Governor of Sonora | upon the successful manner in which l 3e has finally brought about peace.
 Long, heavy freight trains pulled by | three monster locomotives. are DO un- usual sight in the Noaales railway yards these days. It is sad that the Southern Pacific company have appro priated $64. 900 to De expended in the local yards, which with it's big steam shovel in operation and an army of workmen grading and laying side tracks. etc, presents a picture most pleasing to the sight of all Nogales- the real estate barons, who are daily growing rich.
 J. H. Politzer, formerly of this city. later of Los Angeles and Gold Fields, has located in the city of Guadals ara, where he will represent the following American companies, as general agent in the Republic of Mexico: United States Steel Products Export Go, The American Bank Note Company, E. l. de Nemours Power Go, and Tho NJ.