The border vidette., 1909-07-24

this week rented the room in The In ternational Bar, ,on International street, and will establish branch office on the American side of the line, as soon as Manager Henry Levin returns from Cananea, where he is transacting com pany business,
 Oscar Gebler, of the Pioneer Hard ware House, has heard from his father, Hon. Theo Gebler. who is sojourning g at the Fort Thomas Hot Springs The old gentleman is getting along fine, having almost gotten rid of his rheu- ma.ism, and will return home some time next week
 Contractors are pushing the new T. J. Wylie building, on the site of the old building recently destroyed by fire. The new building will be freproot as near as it is possible to make it, and fire insurance to put him in the clear in case Of fire.
 It IS said that this months run at Nina Juarez, in the Altar district, Sonora, where John Mcintyre of this city ia sin charge as manager, will exceed any clean up yet made by the company, which has for some time past been making regular monthly runs of an average of about $l5. 900, gold.
 Next week A. M Conard, manager of the Sonora Copper Company. will commence the erection of handsome stone residence on his splendid build ing lot on West avenue, adjoining the William Schuckmann residence lot at the corner of Crawford street. OF which a fine residence will be built by Mr. Schuck mann this fall
 William o. Budge, the veteran pas senger onductor, who was injured in a recent wreck on the Sonora line when the Pullman and several cars were derailed, has almost fully re- covered from his injuries and will soon be able to resume his run to the de- light of his numerous friends.
 On Thursday Trainmaster Neil Bai ley sent telegram from Alabama announcing the glad news that his wife had presented him with boune- ing boy baby. As result the genial trainmaster is wearing an elongated smile that just won't wear off. Both Mother and child doing nicely.
 The Mexican gambler who way laid and robbed Joe Wright last Sunday night on Grand avenue. is still at large on the Mexican side of the iHterna- tional line. notwithstanding the fact that the Mexican authorities promised the sheriff that the man, whose iden- tity is known, would be arrested
 Richard Rogers. manager of the Rogers Candy Company, after enjoy ing a visit in Fl Paso with old friends and acquaintances, returned Wednes- day night Dick at one time conduct ed big business in Fl Paso. where he is well known. Since coming to Nogales he has prospered exceedingly and built up a fine business.
 Councilman Bert Cumming. member of the firm of Cumming Gs Mcintyre, has this week been a visitor Tn Sonora on business for his firm. During his absence the business of the big in surance and brokerage esta blishMent has been carefully looked after by MT. Mcintyre and Fred Hannah, who will insure your life or property while you wait.
 w. M. Murphy. the Harshaw min ing man, who recently sold valuable property in the Harshaw district, for which he and his associates realized goodly sum of money. is visitor in the city on business. MT. Murphy has been on the sicklist, but is again feel ing fine, GO the delight of his numer- ous friends. He is guest at the Brick kwood hotel.
 Last Sunday night Manuel Masca- reIas, Jr., went to Guaymas on a combined business and pleasure trip, returning home Monday evening. On account of the warm weather at the