The border vidette., 1909-05-15

Moore, who has been very i'll witt
 fever ard rheumatism, is greatly i'm
 proved and his phy ysician, Dr. Sneaker hopes soon to have him out and able
 to attend to his official duties.
 w. s Edwards, an old time news
 paper man, spent Monday in the city
 from Tucson. returning to the ancient
 and honorable pueblo Tuesday. The
 gentleman is an old acquaintance oi
 Mayor John T. Brickwo and Henry
 Levin, the commission broker. Hon. N ark A Smith, former dele
 gate to Congress, has returned to his
 home in Tucson from Kentucky, where | Ke has been visiting a brother, who is i'll. Mir. Smith will spend the hot summer months in the northern Ari-
 zona mountains, hunting and fishing On Monday Deputy Sheriff J. Lowe
 sold the fine large Griswold resIden ce
 on Mob Hill. at public auction. Mir.
 E. E. Pope, the mining man, was the
 lucky bidder, the place being knocked
 do wn to him for $5,7OO, gold. II cost the Griswolds in the neighborhood of 5000.
 $. F. Johnson and Sam Prouty were in town Tuesday transacting private business. MT. Prouty said that since completing the tunnel through the Red Hill. the Four Metals is one of the best ventilated mines Tn the coun- try. The gentlemen reported very thing lovely at camp.
 Last Saturday afternoon Mir. and Mrs. Phil Brannen, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heinemann, of Tucson. came down to Nogales in a big auto. and after spending the night here returned home Sunday forenoon. The run to the line city from Tucson, was made in four hours, which is going some
 Attorney D. A. Richardson, for merly of Nogales, now located at Douglas, Arizona, where he has fine legal practice, was stopover visitor in the city Tuesday of this week on his way to Hermosillo. Sonora, on legal business Mir Richardson is en- toying excellent health; his friends will | ce glad to learn that he is prospering. |
 James Flynn. the contracting car penter. who for some time past has been down ip Sineloa, Tn the employ | of the Cananea, Yoqui & Pacific, is here accompanied by his wife and the family of William Smith, his | orother-1n-law. Jim will enjoy a rest in the line city. where he resided sev- sral years before entering tte employ | of the railroad company.
 Hon. George w. Atkinson, of Gala i oasas, was business visitor at the | county seat last Monday, having come up before breakfast in his auto. His son Joe, who has been in Tucson sui i 'ering with fever, has recovered, and i s again able to take part in the round 1p of a large bunch of steers, recently l 'old to California buyers. Sam Atkin- ;on is in charge of the round up.
 Last Wednesday evening 8 com oany of 4th Regiment. Mexican army, n command of Captain Fran cisco ralante, arrived on the regular pass anger train from Oananea, Sonora, en oute to Guaymas, Sonora. The sold CTS were an orderly bunch, and while ,ere attracted a great deal of atten- ion, being inspected by hun dreds of itizers from both sides of the inter national line.
 Sheriff Harry J. Saxon and bride eturned home Thursday night from heir honeymoon trip on the coast, md after June first will be at home to heir numerous friends and acquaint- .nces. Sheriff and Mrs. Saxon came Town from Tucson in big automobile, hus stealing march ou a bunch of he sheriff's friends who were anxious o give him and his charming bride a warm, enthusiastic welcome home Sheriff and Mrs. Saxon were married n Los Angeles on the 29th day of pril at the home Of the brides
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