The border vidette., 1909-08-28

Ker, mas been arrested ana taken to
 Phoenix on charge of embezzle ment.
 A number of Nogales people are said
 to have been badly "stung" by this
 smooth, ambitious dealer in other peo
 ple's, stocks and bonds. More than
 S4, 300 is the sum one person is said to
 have lost.
 John Jund. Jr son of the late J ohm
 Jund, is here from Los Angeles, Cali
 fornia, where he has been attending 2
 school eince removing from Nogales.
 Miss Trixy, his sister, ia also attending
 one of the excellent schools in Los
 Angeles. After enj j'ying a visit here
 with old friends. John will return to
 Los Angeles in time for the commence
 ment of the next school term.
 Hon. w w. Pace, of Thatcher, Graham county, men. Der of the last
 Arizona Legislature. and an old time personal friend of AssembIyman Frank J. Duffy. stopped over in Nogales
 Wednesday night to see his friend Duffy. Mir. Pace was on his way home from Mexico, where he had been on private business.
 Hon. J. T Mathews, a prominent attorney at law of Duncan, Arizona, accompanied by his wife. a highly ac- mplished lady, arrived in the city the forepart of the week to make their flu  ture home here. THE BORDER VIDETTE welcomes them to our little city, and hopes their stay here will be both pleasant and profitable.
 Ralph Velasco, who in 1903 was arrested on a charge of killing one of the late Richard Harrison's COWS, and later made his escape from the county jail in this city, is again confined in Hotel Saxon. Ralph was recently | located in Mesa by Sheriff Saxon, ar rested and brought back. Dollars to doughnuts he'll not escape this time.
 Hon. George ". Atkinson. of Gala oasas, accompanied by Mrs. Atkinson last week from a five thous- and mile pleasure trip, including the pig exposition at Seattle, Pike's Peak, md other points of interest in the north vest and state of Colorado. George 'eports having enjoyed every minute 'f his vacation, as did Mrs. Atkinson.
 After thirty nine days confine ment n the Sisters Hospital. with fever ;he young Chinaman has been turned ,ver to Sheriff Saxon for safe keeping lntil the next consignment of ''yellow oeril' is taken to San Francisco, for iepor tation to the Flowery Kingdom, when he will accompany the bunch The boy has fully recovered his health
 P. J. Mcintyre, the mining man operating in the Harsha " district, has ecovered his lost mules and Thursday eft for the camp of the Douglas Ari- ona and Sonora Development O.. .djoining the Worlds Fair mine. It 8 said that MT. Mcintyre recently en- ountered bonanza ore on his com 'any's property running many thous- nd ounces silver to the ton.
 Jim Rountree, brother of Jefferson Davis Rountree, proprietor of the In ernational Bar and half owner of The Arcade, has returned from the Alas ,a- Yukon Exposition at Seattle, where e enjoyed delightful visit with ister from San Antonio, Texas. While in Seattle. Jim kindly remem- ered number of his Nogeles friends with handsome souvenir post cards
 MT. A Lockwood. of Hermosillo, bet CT known as Lock-" stopped over in Iogales a couple of days this week on is way south from points in Colorado, where he has been visiting old friends nd acquaintances. He visited Pueblo, Denver and Georgetown. At the last Iamed place Clock" almost lost his reath, and has not fully recovered anne. He says he'll never of his own 'olition climb so high again.
 Joe Carbon, proprietor of the Ameri an Dairy, IS back from a combined business and pleasure visit to Portland, Oregon, where he owns valuable real state. Next November Joe will re- urn north for the purpose of dispos- If bic and thap he'll