The border vidette., 1909-05-29


 zona Normal School to attend the Com
 mencement Exercises, at Flagstaff, on
 Thursday evening, June 3rd, 1909.
 For several days past business in
 the local railroad yards has been a
 little slack. In view of the well
 known fact that the railroad employees at this point usually work overtime. no kicks are being heard from them.
 It is said by those who know, that
 when a man can ''make good" at this port, he's capable of filling any old job in the service.
 George G. Graham, for many years agent at Magdalena, Sonora, for the Sonora railroad company, who now lives in Louisville, Kentucky, where he and his family havea fine residence, just completed, on Crescent Hill, the swellest residence section of Louisville. writes us that the latch string is always out, and he is prepared to en- certain his friends in fine style. He sends regards to all old friends.
 On Thursday Manager Fred Vsn- Mourick of the Sonora News Oom- pany, accompanied by Attorney Fred. Noon and Dr. Ray Ferguson, went to Patagonia where they appeared be- fore Judge Curtin and had the case against Al Woods dismissed. The party made the trip to Patagonia and return Tn one of the Sonora A Auto Oompany's cars in record breaking time. Of course. Harry Karns was at the wheel.
 Wednesday and Thursday of this week Messrs l.. M. RaInes and P. J. i Mcintyre, president and treasurer of the Douglas Arizona G Sonora Devel- | opment Company, visited their Com pany's property in the Harshaw min ing district, djoining the great Worlds Fair mine, returning to Nogales Thurs lay evening. When at Patagonia the gentlemen were. royalty entertained by Colonel R. R. Richardson, that prince 1f entertainers.
 Ralph Morris, who for number of years has made Magdalena, Sonora. lis headquarters, came up from tie outh Wednesday morning, and after private business here. con inued north the following day, on his way to his old home in Pittsburg, Pa, where he will spend the summer, re- turning to Magdalena next fail. Mir. r. Norris is interested in a number of ,ood mining claims in the Magdalena !. mining district.
 The moving picture entertain ment It Ramirez Theatre last night. given or the benefit of the Catholic church, vas highly appreciated by large .udiance from both sides of the inc ernational line. Electric light for he occasion was generously donated y the Nogales Electric Light, Ice & Water Company. through President Ed Tltcomb, to whom the good ladies laving charge of the affair, desire to xtend hearty thanks
 Juan Arizmendez, manager of the Boston Store Inc of this city. left the orepart of the week flor Los Angeles California, where he went to meet representative of one.Eof the largest Nothing houses in the U n1ted States. rom whom he will purchase big line f fali and winter clothing for men -uan is not only "a goo buyer, but e's one of the top salesman of the ountry, shaving had nany years prac icaI experience both kere and in Tue. on
 J. w. Alvin, who for some time ast has filed the important position f secretary of the Nogales and Santa Jrux County Board of Trade. has ten cred his resignation, to accept more ucrative position, either in this city, IT in Tucson, where the young man es1ded before coming to Nogales, to nter the employ of the Southern Pa fife Railway Company. MT Alwin's numerous friends wish him good luck, lways. At the next regular meeting