The border vidette., 1909-04-10
"DaddYn Hezekiah ". Clark. the

Huachuca mountains, was an inter est
 Ing visitor at the county seat thIs
 week, attending court "Daddy"
 Clark has the finest bunch of white
 face cattle in all southern Arizona.
 He says that they are not for sale,
 thank you. Although nearly eighty
 years of age, "Daddy" personally takes
 care of his herd. everyone of which is
 cleek, fat and tame.
 Tomorrow morning 400 hundred
 jolly excursionists will leave here for
 Cananea. Sonora, returning home at
 6 o'clock Monday morning The fare
 for round trip is only $6 % Mexican
 money, first class. A good time is as-
 sured. The full Nogales orchestra has
 been engaged to accompany the ex-
 cursion train. This is fine chance
 to visit the great copper camp, at small
 expense, and all who can get away should join the happy bunch.
 N. R. Vail. of Los Angeles, son of the late Walter L. Vail, spent couple of days in the city the first of the week, being accompanied by Tom Turner, foreman of the great Empire ranch in which the Vail estate owns q large interest. The young gentle man has been visiting the rarch. He is chief clerk in the head office at Los Angeles. Foreman Turner reported everything at the big ranch O. K, Mrs. Turner and the children being well and happy.
 Henry Levin, of the Brady Levin Commission Go, has sold the entire herd of Pearson cattle, about 1000 head, to Messrs. Joe. E. Wise and James A. Harrison. two we'll known Santa Cruz county stockraisers. The price paid was not learned, but the firm of Brady-Levin will receive a goodly sum of money for making the deal, which is the biggest one of It's kind closed in this section in several years The cattle will be delivered at Nogales l during the months of May and June. |
 Hon. Y. Bonillas. the well known, popular Nogales civil and mining en- sinecr, has this week been enjoying a | visit at his elegant home. MT. Bo- nillas always stands for the best of | everything and during the years he was mayor of cur sister city across the international border, that place was greatly improved and beautifed. He s member of the American institute ,f Mining Engineers; also of the Ma ional GeografcAl Society, and re- authority on mine and land tiles
 Elrly this week word was received ,ere anouncing the death of David Richardson. president of the Richard on Construction Company. The re- port stated that MT. Richardson had lied in the Pacific Hospital, Los An ,eles, the result of surgical opera ion. The gentleman was we'll known hroughou5 the state of Sonora, Mexi- Q, where for. many yeas he and his 'rothers have been extensively interest d in mines and land. News of his ntimely, sudden passing will be learn d with deep regret.
 Last Saturday afternoon the elegant ome of Attorney and Mrs. s. F. Noon 7as the scene of delightful gathering f a numb of NogaIes' society peo, le, the occasion being the announce. lent of the engagement of Miss Lil- an Mercer and MT. Frank A. Krupp, wo of the Line City's most popular oung people. The Noon residence ,as decorated in a most pleasing man CT, the color scheme being pink and ,hitc. Those present were Mesda mes iumming Herold Gordon, Lincoln, Kelsey, Ritz Munch. Renshaw, Chase, bbot, Ruff O. Connor and II. w. ; lelsey and the Misses Olive and Ethel )oherty, Lom4x, Fowler and Hannah. HE BORDER VIDETrE extends hearty ngratulations.
 Good news comes from the Three R lines near Patagonia, to the effect lat an important strike had recently