The border vidette., 1909-10-23

says he was treated royalty by the boys, and has almost fully recovered. Arcus is the baby Elk of Santa Cruz bounty, and is receiving the "glad hand'' from the "Best People on Earth.
 Ed Hainline, the Patagonia car penter, who has worked at many of the big mining camps in southern ArizOn a and northern Sonora during the past twenty years, was in attendance at district court as a trial juror. Ei juror.
 Monday night MT. A. Sandoval. brother of P. Sandoval and Alfredo Sandoval the Nogales, Sonora. bank CTS. arrived from Los Angeles. and continued on to Guaymas. where he | goes on a combined busic ess and pleas ure trip. The gentleman was accom- : panied by his family.
 The Delicatessen Meat Market, in Postot1ice Block, will in future be con- ducted by Tom Shugart and Sam FL ledge. to whom O T. Jones has sold h;s interests. Mr. Jone sw i'll soon op n short or Ter restaurant in the "H ole in the Wall," between Smiths jewelry store and Proto Brothers
 Henry Levin. of Brady Levin Com mission Company, the forepart of the week. crossed big consig nment of clttle from the estate of the late Will liam Barnett. the cattle being pur- chased by California buyers. Dr. J M. Young. U. s cattle inspector. came from Douglas to inspect the cattle.
 Roadmaster R. T. Rankin. has been here this week serving as trial juror, Some time before coming to town, Bob was busy with a bunch Of men putting the county road near Washing ton Camp in shape. The rains have raised cain with the county highways over Washington way and they needed fixing
 0. S. Phillips, of Tucson, represen- tative in Arizona and Sonora, for the New York Life Insurance Company, has been here couple of days. being chaperop ed around by Carlos Ariza, of the Boston Store, who will accom- papy MT. Phillips to Sonora, on his first trip. Mir. Phillips is at the Mon tezuma.
 Superip tendent H J. Temple is back from Fl Paso, where he went last week to be present a5 the meeting of Presi- dent Taft and Diaz. During his ab- sence from the line city. Assistant Superintendents Bailey was kept con- stantly on the move taking care of the numerous duties of rhe superintend- ent's office.
 Articles of incorporation of the In ternational Ostrich Farm and Feather Company, appear in this issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE The names of the incorporators are. William McGee. Charles W French and w. H. lille. Messrs. McGee and French are we'll and favorably known in Nogales, where they have many friends. who wish them success.
 A. A. Hudgins. proprietor of the City Dairy, is arranging to take a car load of thorou ghdred Jersey cows to the Territorial Fair, to be held in Phoenix, November 8 to l4, 1908 | Mr Hudgins Is the winner of many blue ribbons. in Canada, and will no doubt secure a number of big prizes at the coming fair. which is going to be bigger and better than ever.
 Clyde McPherson. big hearted and iovial McPherson, whose white faced | cattle range in Santa Cruz county, was | here several days attending court, as 0 | witness in the cal: stealing case MT. | McPherson's postotfice address is Mowry While here MT. McPherson enjoyed visit with h;s friend Jesse GatIin, of Patagonia, who was also 1 here on district court business.
 Saturday of last week, Rev. L B. ConIey arrived from the state of NJ aine, to take charge of the Trinity 1 Congrea ational church. Rev. Conley |
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