The border vidette., 1909-07-24

plished daughter of Mayor and Mrs. John T. Brick wood, returned home last Tuesday from the Alaska Y ukon Exposition at Seattle, where she had been in company with the bunch of Arizona Gazette prize winners. Miss Brickwood reports having had the most enjoyable time of her life, and says the Gazette more than fulfilled every promise.
 Thursday ground was broken for the plant of the Nogales Gas Oom- pany just south of the Arizona Sono- ra Manufacturing Company's big foundry and m achIne shops, on Grand avenue. Machinery for the new plant I has been on the road from the east a couple of weeks and the first install- ment is daily expected by President H. w. Kelsey. who has the gas fran-- chise from the city
 Friends of Mrs W. G. Bowman of this city, but for sometime sojourning 2 at Oarbo, Sonora, at which place her husband IS agent for the Sonora rail- way, will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from very serious sur gical operation performed at the Cali fornia Hospital. Los Angeles, on the 17th of July, by Drs E K. and Req Smith, the well known specialists. MT. Bowman is with his wife.
 R O. Shugart, member of the firm of Shugart & Rountree. owners of The Arcade, after enjoying couple of weeks at the Fort Thomas Hot Springs, returned home last Sunday night, greatly improved in health. and is again personally looking after the business end of affairs at The Arcade. Bob is wholesoul way up fellow whose friends are Legion. All are pleased to see him back in good health.
 Dick Reynolds, one of Uncle Sam's oldest customs guards, after enjoying a couple of weeks on the Pacific coast with relatives and friends, returned home Thursday night. Dick, who is one of the "Best People on Earth" says the Elks' reunion was the best ever, and he had the time of his life. During the reunion the Elks owned Los Angeles. August first, Dick will resume his official duties on the line
 Dr. E. M. Carpenter of Cananea. who for some time past has been de- velop:ng a good looking group of cop per claims out in the Santa Cruz dis trict, in Sonora, was a visitor Tn town Tuesday purchasing camp and mine supplies. At the present time shaft is being sunk and is already down fifty feet in good ore. Dr. Carpenter be- leives he has the making of mine and is spending money in order to prove it.
 Alfredo Sandoval, of the banking firm of P. Sandoval & Go, Nogales, Sonora, bankers and commission brok CTS, will shortly go to Los Angeles. California with his family for the pur- pose of locating permanently in the City of Los Angeles. MT. S,ndoval and family have wide circle of friends in this city where they have resided many years. All join in regretting their departure, and hope for their speedy return.
 Ohas. A. Dinsmore, editor of the Fl Paso Mining Journal, accompanied oy hls wife were stop over visitors in the line city on their way to the state of Sinaloa, Mexico, where he goes in the interest Of the Fl Paso Journal and Chicago World. Mir Dinsmore will visit all the mines of importance in the state of Sonora, and while here stated that on his return would stop off at Noria, Sonora. and visit the property of the Sonora Copper Company.
 Thursdays flood waters ic the town arroyo were the highest in many years. More than 100 feet of the big retaining wall on Grand avenue, be- tween the postoffice foot bridge and Elm street was completely washed away and other sections of the wall badly damaged. Several hun dred dol lars worth of railway ties and other supplies were carrieI away by the aging torrent, which carried every