The border vidette., 1909-02-13

l
 "Oananea is also on the south end
 tryicg to keep up with the superinten-
 dent with a supply of provisions, etc
 Mir. Temple, it is said, is travelling on
 his electric motor car. He is a hard
 worker and constantly on the move
 looking after the three divisions oi
 which he is superintendent.
 i Yesterday, February 18th, the one hundred anniversary of the birth of
 A br aham Lincoln was quietly and ap- prcpri.tely celebrated in Nogales and
 every town in Arizona, in response to
 a procla mation by the governor. The public schools, possolfi ;e, bank and
 county offices were closed all day, and
 the business houses observed the day
 by closing their doors at noon, thus
 allo wing the employees one half days
 rest.
 MT. Pedro Trelies, prefecto of the
 Magdalena district, whose headquarters
 are in Ma gdalena, was visitor in
 Nogales from the south on Thursday, returning home yesterday. The pre- fecto is we'll and favorably known in the line city, where he has a host of personal friends. all of whom join us in congratulating him upon his recent promotion to the high position he now occupies with credit to himself and the Mexican government.
 Gus Heyman, the veteran travelling salesman. who for more than thirty one years has been coming to Arizona, was a stopover visitor here the fore part of the week on his way to Quay mas and Culiacan, where he has gone as guest of Superintendent A. R Oster, an old time friend. Gus is we'll and favorably known in every city and town in Arizona, and is univer- sally liked everywhere. Here's hoping hell enjoy his visit to Old Mexico.
 Mir. P. l. Holland. an experienced restaurant man of Los Angeles, Gal, has arrived in the city to conduct the Monte Carlo restaurant, which IS now being remodeled and gr?atly improved under the supervision of Don Franklin, manager of the Monte Carlo. which is now owned by himself and Jeff Rountree. MT. Holland promises to conduct first class place where the best of everything the market affords can be had at all hours of the day or night at right prices.
 James Traynor. the railroad car penter. is back from months visit with relatives and friends in Portland, Oregon, and says be is mighty glad to get back to sunny Nogales, where he now feels more at home than he | loes when in a place where it rains most all the time, as is the case at | Portland. especially when Jim visits | .here. Jim said "this country has been good to nae; 1 am fond of it and | he good people. and you can just say ;or me, that I'll not leave it again very soon."
 Mir. Louis Salazar, of this place who recently secured the agency for the Rec automobiles in the states of So- nora, Sinaloa and Lower California, low has two cars in Nogales for sale, me Roadster at $1150. and one Run bout at $675, complete with tops, ools. horn. lanterns, etc. Both cars Ire new and the price asked Is very ow in order to introduce the COTS in his city. In future these machines will be sold for $12OO and $7OO, f. O. b. Nogales. MT. Salazar will be pleased o show the cars to any one interested.
 Captain Stephen O'Connor. U s. \ was business visitor at the coun. y seat the foreparu of the week. The gentleman was very enthusiastic over wonderfully valuable mining prop rty owned by himself over in the " as hington district. The Captain aid it sure was a dandy, and he hoped 0 realize big from It. Several years go Captain O'Connor sold number # good claims situated in that district o the Westin ghouse people realizing a arge sum of money for same. Dame eaan,o to ba o,oiIiDu broodlv