The border vidette., 1909-03-13

president of the Otate Gold Mining
 Company, writes that he will return
 to Nogales about the first of A pril
 The young gentleman may decide to
 locate here permanently. He spent
 several weeks in Nogales a short time
 go, when he made many friends. all
 of whom will be pleased to learn that
 he is going to return.
 Floyd McMahor, the Capanea min
 ing man who with a number of asso-
 ciates has for some time past been
 developing copper property out in the
 new Santa Cruz mining district. So-
 nora, was a visitor in the city Mon
 day, having come in to spend day
 with his wife and children, who have | a pleasant home on west Elm street.
 E. O. Gastry. a we'll known Cananea
 mine superintendent, is in charge of
 the work.
 Thursday night thieves broke into
 the Sonora Candy Oompany's place in
 Nogales, Sonora, and stole nearly
 S1OO wortb of candy and supplies.
 Messrs Herold & Chalfant, the own CTS, are now satisfied their goods are all they advertise them to be, and just as soon as a new stock of sweets can be purchased, they'll greatly in crease the output of their factory. f,,E, nvoI he oEaf of Sonora and Sinaloa.
 Charles Isbell, who for a long time engaged in the restaurant business in Douglas, Arizona, has arrived in the city with his family, and has been busy this week arranging to open the Monte Carlo restaurant. Oom- mencing with a big Sunday dinner tomorrow, the Monte Carlo restaurant will serve short order meals at all hours of the day and night, as we'll as regular meals. MT. Isbell invites the public to give him a call.
 Hon. D. G. Chalmers, who for some time past has been stationed at Eagle Pass, Texas, where he has ably re- presented the United States govern ment as deputy collector of customs at that port, has been transferred back to the port of Nogales, where he'll occupy position under Collector of Customs Con O'Keefe. The Hon. D. 6. is one of the pioneers of this sec tion, and wide circle of friends join ns m welcoming the Sage of Lochiep' home.
 The very industrious financial gen. ,leman from Los Angeles, California, who one day this week took possession ,f George B. Marsh's place and with ,he aid of a number of wire artists fenced up the road leading to the re- idence, has returned to California, oresu nably for more barbed wire. it being understood that since MT. Marsh md his little axe "got busy" the wire used by the strenuous gentleman from he "city of angels'' is not worth much or fencing roads. private or otherwise.
 Every body in Nogales will be pleas ,d to learn that Hon. Theo. Gebler, of he Pioneer Hard ware House, this ,ity. is greatly improved end his son Oscar states that the grand old gen. lernan will soon be able to again be tt his desk. Mr. Gebier has been ;opfned to his home a couple of weeks. He is missed by his old friends md acquaintances. Dusing his ab ence from the store, Oscar has been lept very busy managing the affairs 'f the oig establishment on Morley .venua.
 Harry Karns, the auto man, is out n the country with a party of mining nen. When it comes to driving an .uto, MT. Karns has few equals any where; be always gets there without he aid of span of mules. In the lear future he will place a number of lew machines on the road bstween Nogales and Gunymas, It being his , intention to have a machine at Mag lalena and ono at HermosiIlo. Any ne desiring to purchase A machine ; hat will :'stand the test" will do well O see Karn5.