The border vidette., 1909-08-21

veteran restaurant man, has been 8
 very sick man and his friends have
 been much worried about hIs con-
 dition. On account of Don Pedro's
 wonderful constitution it is thou ght he
 will soon be himself again.
 Building Contractor Ralph Parsons
 is pushing work on the big retaining
 wall on the east side of the town
 arroyo between the postoffice bridge and the old Gates stone storehouse
 The old wall was washed away during the recent heavy rain storm. Harry Hannah. of the United States 1 custom force at this port, after 6 months vacation on the Pacific coast, | with headquarters at San Francisco, is
 home and is again holding down his
 desk in the custom house. Harry says
 he enjoyed every minute of his trip
 and returned feeling fine.
 Last Saturday st Fort Huachuca.
 the N. G. A. rifle team defeated the
 Blsbee Rifles and team of the Eighth
 cavalry. The guardsmen won by 245
 points out of total 24OO Lieuten- ant Chris sigala of Tempe. distin- guished himself by making a score of 9s out of possible 100 at skirmish fire.
 The folio wing gentlemen who at the present time comprise the city council of Nogales. Sonora, Mexico, have again announced themselves candidates for re election: Alberto Olausen, Prospero Sandoval, Dr. Ponciano Lop and Juan Aguirre.
 Next month work ou the elegant home of A. M. Conard and Council man Bert Cumming will commence. under the direction of Contractor Morley. MT. Oonard's residence will cost $5 ,OOO, and MT. Cummings about the same amount.
 Next month John Rafael, for long time with Roy & Titcomb. Inc, will go down to the Guaymas. Sonora branch to sub for one of the boys there who will take we'll earned rest. John is fully capable to fill any posi- | tion of trust his big company has, and | has the fullest confidence of his com pany.
 Tuesdays Tombstone prospector says that "Ohaplain" Chas. A. Fisk, form erly of Nogales, now n prosperous citi- zen of Tombstone. recently presented the Prospector with an enormous cu- cumber, from the Fisk garden. It 13 inches in length. 12 inches in circumference and weighed 3 I pounds.
 George N. Sayre, one of Uncle Sam's line riders, is again circulating among his friends and rapidly recov- sring from the effect of painful sur sical operation performed at the Sis ,ers' Hospital. George has 8 wide circle of friends throughout Santa Jruz county. All will be pleased to earn of his recovery.
 The Territorial Normal School at Tempe. will open September 6. next, md all new students should report for registration on that day. All students -eport Tuesday morning. September 7. The Normal Training School begins on September 18th. Catalogues will be upon application to A. J. President, Tempe, Arizona.
 Supervisor George w. Parker, ac- by Mrs. Parker and the children and the little daughter of Charley Gates, who since the death of Ter mother has been carefully cared or by MT. Parker and his good wife, nave been vising in Nogales this week, turing the session of the Board of of which MT. Parker is 8 member.
 O. E. Holler & Oo.. custom brokers, or warding agents and commission mer- chants, next door to TIE BORDER VI- DErTE office, have both been busy as aailers this week. Charley Holler and Charley Ruppelius are wide awake young business men. of wide acquain- .ance both here and throughous the state of Sonora. The firm of O. F. Holler & Go. should get their share of business.
 Colonel w. Q. Greene, accompanied by Mrs Greene and party of friends came up from the south "Wednesday evening and Thursday morning con- tin ued on to Oansnea, in hIs private car uV Verdn t" heinp attached t0s the