The border vidette., 1909-09-25


 esteemed wife, alter a months pleas ant visit here with MT. and Mrs. Sam uel Leeker of the Fl Paso Store, de- parted for their home, via San Fran cisco. Mir. Gaby expressed himself as delighted with Nogales' excellent cli- mate and hospitabIe people. and said he believed he could get the "Mazuma" here in a business way. Raph is cer- teinly there with "packaGe when it comes to delivering the tgoods." and we hope to see him return to locate permanently.
 Thursday evening the Nogales Gas Company started up their plant in the presence of the owners and a number of invited guests. many of whom had never before witnessed the interesting process of generating gas by the lastest method. The plant IS first class in every respect and when the big tank, now nearing completion, is finished, Nogales will have plant of sufficient capacity to supply A town many times its size. The gentlemen to whom the Town of Nogales granted the gas franchise. have "made good" and we hope they'll reap a golden harvest for their enterprise in installing the plant, in compliance with their agreement with the city.
 Prof. Guillermo Hall, who has had phenomenal success in teaching Span ish in Mexico and in this country the past seventeen years. is guest at the Montezuma hotel He comes to No-- gales to give one course, covering a, period of six weeks. This evening at. 4:30 and at o'clock, and next Mon- day evening, at Masonic Hall, he will deliver free lectures. In these lectures the professor will explain his method and give sample lesson in which he will teach you over one hundred Span ish words, then, if you like the teach CT and the method. join the class for the course. The professor says if at the end of the week you are not sat- isfied with the progress made, your money will be returned.
 E. D. Ruggles, representing E. D. Ruggles & Go, Chicago, Illinois bond buyers, who with his wife has been spending some time in Nogales inves- tigating the Nogales Gas Company's $50,000 bond proposition, departed for his eastern home this morning, ac- companied by Mrs. Ruggles. It is stated on good authority, that MT. Ruggles yesterday closed deal where by he purchased the gas bonds for his company. Details of the transaction were not learned by TIE BORDER VI- DETTE reporter. It IS also stated tn at MT. Ruggles while here purchased a valuable piece of agricultural land a. short distance from the city on the Santa Cruz river. Consideration $l,- 800. Friends of Mir. and Mrs. Ruggles will be pleased to learn that they con- template an early return to Nogales.
 Thursday night Governor elect Diego Redo of the state of Sinaloa, Mexico, arrived in the city from the City of Mexico. on hIs way to Culliacan. tho capital of Sinaloa, where he will i'm mediately assume the duties of his high office. Governor Redo, who is hi isbly educated gentleman of most pleasing was met at the interna- tional line by a large crowd of people desirous of meeting the new governor of the great state of Sinaloa. Among those who welcomed the distinguished gentleman were a number of personal friends from his home state, local Mex ican officials, business men and rail- road officials In the absence of Sup Temple, Assistant Super intendent Neil Bailey, welcomed Gov ernor Redo in behalf of the railroad company. in his usual pleasing man ner. All who had the honor of meet ing and conversine with Governor Redo. express the belief that he will make "good" as governor of Sinaloa.