The border vidette., 1909-09-04

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 Ranch. via Nooales. Arizona. s : If
 Al Ez~Ail of Victor, Colorado, cousin of l. and Mark Lulley, spent a couple of days here this week en route to Guay mas to meet parties with whom he is interested For several years Mr Ezekil has been connected with The Venture Incorporation of London | Eng land.
 Wednesday morning O. M. awsop, one of Superintendent Temples assist ants, depa, ted for San Francisco with the body of his wife, who early Tues day morning died at the Sisters Hos pital. The body was embalmed by MT Kelly of the George B. Marsh undertaking parlors.
 J T Mcdonald, one of Grant Broth ers' lieutenants, is here from the front in Mexico, and will go to Courtland with the big grading outfit when it crosses the international line. Mae
 
 construction work and has been with Grant Brothers many years
 George D. Gross was in from his claims the forepart of the week and reported development work progress ing in very satisfactory manner. He and kla partner, George Morris, believe they have ''sure enough bon anza," and already are securing figures on an up to- the minute flying ma chine, for their personal use.
 Thursday evening the concert for the benefit of the Nogales, Sonora, Catholic church, was held in Ramirez Theatre, large and appreciative eu- diance being present. The con cert evening, but was postponed on account of the death of the little baby girl of MT. and Mrs l. B. Fleischer
 Watt Gittins, after an absence of several months at Courtand. is again in the city visiting relatives and | friends. From here he will go to the | Needles country, in California, to in spect some mining property in which | he is interested Watt is one of the | pioneers of the southwest, and every body joins in wishing him good luck.
 William E. Bower, owner of one of the best little ranches in the foothills of the Huachuca mountains, is rejoic- ing over the arrival of a fine boy baby tle one are at the Sisters Hospital, where both are getting along fine. W ednesday morning MT. Bower re- turned to the ranch, but will come back tonight.
 Dennis Oonghlin, the Patagonia mining man, has for several days past been Q guest at the Brick wood hotel Dennis is one of the successful mine owners of this section. He believes in i've and let live methods, and when 1e has a property to sell is willing to give the other fellow a square deal; as rt suit Dennis is now long on dollars md short on mines.
 Pedro Torres, proprietor of Fl Cen inela de la Frontera, just across the international line, which for many 'ears was conducted by his father, the ate A. Torres, announces that he has low OIL hand the best brands of high ,rade Mexican cigars and all kinds of iquors, including beers, every offered or sale in Nogales. Pete invites all lis friends to "drop in" when over his way. He'll treat you right.
 Marshall McCombs, of Benson. Ari- .ona, who was in the city a couple of lays this week, claims to have discov- ,red lost art, whereby he can at a nominal cost. temper copper. Mir McCombs had with him a keen edged znife. He says he has had several 2ffers for his patent, but 1t is not for 'ale, only on the royalty basis, and if ,nyono cares to do business with him his postoffice address is Benson, Ari- zora. For more than thirty years Mr McCombs' father, now dead, tried to accomplish what the son has ac-