The border vidette., 1909-05-15

| of Tony Faust beer, and for the next t
 couple of weeks patrons of that popu-
 lar high-class restaurant will he serv-
 ed with this famous beverage at all
 hours of the day or night.
 This morning T. J. Wylie received
 a check for $3 900. gold, the full
 amount of insurance on his residence
 destroyed by fire last month. Tke
 check was from The Sun Fire Insur-
 ance Company, and was paid by Geo.
 B. Marsh, the local agent.
 mining claims situated on the west i side of the Patagonia mountains, spent
 a couple of days at the county seat
 this week from his camp. MT. King.
 as usual, is confident of Dame For
 tunes smiles in the not distant future.
 He has consistently stayed with hIs
 mineral holdings for a number of years,
 and it is sin cerley hoped that he'll soon
 receive his reward in the shape of a handsome sum of the "root of ali evil |" Joe. Pascholy, many years a mer-
 chant and banker of this place, now a
 resident of Los Angeles, where he is
 successfully engaged in the wholesale
 liquor business. has been spending a
 week in town on business connected
 with the local water company, in
 which he is largely interested fnan- cially. The annual meeting of stock holders called for last Tuesday, was adjourned until this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, at which all stockholders are invited to be present.
 Alex Joffroy. the Nogales. Sonora custom broker, after an extended busi- ness trip to points in Sonora and Si- neloa, as far south as the city of MazatlaD, is home. MT. Joffroy re- ports having had most enjoy able l and profitable trip, and says no one | can COD ceive the magnitude and rich ness of the country through which the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific rail road passes, to the fourishing city of Mazatlan. with it's splendid opoprtu- mites and many modern improvements
 E. E. Betheil, manager of the Wash in gton Trading Company's Patagonia store, accompanied by MT. Peter J. Lechner, president of the American Mining & Oil Company, drove down from Patagonia last Tuesday behind Mir. Bethell's fine black team of breds. Mir. Lechner is at the present time making Patagonia his headquarters, being in charge of some mining properties situated a short distance from that place. The gentlemen returned hone the same afternoon.
 Frank Reagan, the mining man and merchant, returned "Wednesday night from business trip to Patagonia and Mowry, at both of which places he engaged in business sever al years ago. When at Mowry. MT. Reagan was plea sanity entertained by Judge and Mrs. o Phelps, at the Phelps home. Just now there is talk ,f early resumption of operations at inc Mowry mines. which are in charge of Mir. 0 W. Harter, of Alto, where Mir. and Mrs. Harter have a pleasant home.
 Jack Stein, who several years ago was tried and convicted of indecent exposure, and sentenced to a long ;erm in the county j ,il, from which he escaped and made a record breaking .un across the international line into Mexico, was arrested at Patag agonia the other day ard is again doing time in he county ,il. At the time Jack was arrested and tried, many people n Nogales believed 1.-the big tall white man," who occupied the same house. vas equally guilty of the dirty offense or which Jack is doing time.
 Gus Hyman, that prince of story tel CTS. who has been coming to Nogales once in every so often since the town las been, spent yesterday here inter vie wing our wet srods merchants. Ina is ia amiliar with much of A rjzona's