The border vidette., 1909-11-27
Tbursday Manuel Mascarenas, Jr,

the great ranch owned by Don Man
 uel Mascarenas IS, the Nogales millionaire
 banker and ranch owner, now enroute
 home from his trip around the world.
 The gentleman returned home the
 same night.
 Thursday evening union Thanks giving services were held at the Metho- dist church, participated in by all the
 Protestant churches in the city. Rev.
 L. B. Oonley delivered the sermon in his usual pleasing manner, and Rev.
 A. B. Bolt made the opening prayer. There was special music during the services which were well attended.
 Last Sunday morning MT. Harry O. Cranz. auditor of the Diamond Match
 Company, brother of William s. Oranz, the mining man, departed for his home in New York, after couple of weeks spent in this section on busi- ness connected with the estate of the late F. F. Cranz, his brother. whose last will and testament was admitted to probate in Judge Marstiller's court, last s turday, forenoon. MT. William Schuckmann. president of the First National Bank of Nogales, was ad-, pointed administrator of the estate, at the request of the heirs. Mrs. Margur- ita Cranz, w. S. and H O, Cranz.
 Last Tuesday A. J. Fink, we'll known in Nogales, where he resided a couple of years ago, being manager Of Fl Globo and the Fl Paso Store, com- mitted suicide by sending two charges of shot through his head, death being instantaneous. Fink, who was pro- prietor of the Monarch pool hall, in Tucson, had become Respondent on ac. count of financial reverses, and while temporarily insane. took his own life. A widow, who has the sympathy of every body in Nogales. IS prostrated at her home In Tucson. She is an aunt of Mrs Sam Leeker of this city, who with Mir. Leeker went to Tucson We'd nesday morning to be with her aunt in her hour of sorrow.
 Thursday night Governor Torres Of Sonoro. and party returned from New York City, where they had gone to meet MT. George Grunig and family of Hermosillo, who have just returned from an extended pleasure trip abroad. Superintendent H. J. Temple of the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific rail- way who chaperoned the governors party. returned with his distin guished guests. who made the trip in Superin- .endent Temples private car .'Frsn- cisco" The journey to New York and return was made without incident to mar the pleasure of the party, all of whom returned in excellent health and spirits. Wednesday evening a num- ber of prominent Hermosillo citizens came up to meet the governors party.
 Bo. J. Whiteside. "The Gentleman from Santa Cruz County" who has O06u obJOJlhS a H'si0 OA eoNCTdi hlOh1u6 Tn San Francesca, with his mother at her beautiful suburban home, writes. that he expects soon to return to No gales 30 is universally liked by those who know him well, and vide circle of friends will be glad to welcome him back. He recently met MT. Howell Jordan, for merly of this city, who now makes his home in Fl Peso, Texas, where he has extensive, valuable real estate. MT. Jordan, was enjoying ex- cellent health, and according to Mr. Whiteside. is high and dry on Easy street, his numerous financial ventures having turned out well. MT. Jordan's mother and sister have a beautiful home in Pasadena.
 The Catholic Fair. Monday. and Tuesday night. and the Thanksgiving ball Wednesday night. arranged and managed by the ladies of the Catholic church. will long be pleasantly remem- bered by hundreds, inclu ding many out of town people, who attended the fair and the ball. Assisted by their friends, the ladies had converted the Piskorski building into a bower of beauty. many of the bo oths resembling