The border vidette., 1909-10-02
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Workmen are busy grading the w. F. Overton hill on Sonoita avenue.
 New Remington visible typewriter for sale cheap if sold at once. Apply at VIDETTE office.
 The ladies of the Catholic church are making arrangements to give Fair for the benefit of the Catholic church. about Thanksgiving.
 J. B. Bristol, manager of the No- gales Electric Light. Ice x Water Oo., who has been enjoying short vaca- tion on the Pacific coast with his family, has returned home with the folks. Mir. Bristol reports having had a royal time and was greatly benefit ted by his outing.
 Superintendent Temple and his big force of able assistants, are now pleas- antly located in their new quarters on the second story of the M. Mas caref1as building. in Nogales, Sonora in front of Banco de Sonora. winch
 
 a period of five years.
 Last evening MT. and Mrs. l. N. Raines and Master Hampton returned from the property of the Columbia Consolidated Mining Company. in the Pinto mountains Sonora, where they have been the past month. MT. Raines has resigned the management of the big company. to devote ali his time to his large personal interests.
 Sunday evening Ramon Mejia and Miss Monica Cruz, both of the Hsrri- son ranch, were married at the resi- Justice of the Peace J. J. Ohatha ID officiating. On w Wednesday evening Francisco V. Urias and Miss Frias, of Nogales. Sonora. were also made happy by Squire Chatham, at his cha ambers in the court house.
 On Sunday, October 10, company of celebrated Spanish bull fighters will give an exhibition at Cowboy Park, Nogales, Sonora During the series of exhibitions at Magdalena, recently sixty two out of sixty four bulls were killed. The management guarantees to give the public the best exhibition ever witnessed in Nogales. A special park and large crowds are expected to attend the fight.
 Memphis, Tenn. and will again be member of Superintendent Temples office force. Conway, before leaving Memphis was offered number of re- sponsible positions. at good salary. but the love for the southwest was too much for him, so he packe d his grip ard hiked back to deah old Mexico, where he will spend tho remainder of his days, among his friends, all of whom, are giving him the glad hand of well come.
 There was something doing at the Southern Pacific depot this morning when the train from the south started to depart north. U. s. Immigration Inspector Ooykendel held up and de- manded $4 head tax from a husky, be- wiskered foreigner. supposed to De a Russian or Pole, who had arrived the night before with ticket for San Francisco. MT. Man could or would not understand what was wanted of him, and when taken from the train by the officials, put up the worst fight ever seen at this port. In the scuff1e he took two pistol shots at Ooykendel. before overpowered by half dozen men and taken to jail.
 Fred J. Sinclair. of Tucson where for number of years he and his family have made their home, has for the past week been stopping in the city, having returned from Mazatlan, Sinaloa, where he had been in the employ of the Cananea. Yaqui River & Pacific railroad company. On Aug. 9th, last, Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair had the great misfortune to lose their only | child, a beautiful nineteen months old | girl. The little one dIed at Mazatlan,