The border vidette., 1909-12-25

tobacco. Mir. Cook has also contract
 ed with Las Dos Naciones Cigar Com-
 pany, of this city, for new brand of
 Mexican cigars. manufactured exclu-
 sively for the Montezuma Bar. The
 new cigar, which will be made of clear
 Mexican tobacco and of ha ndsome de- sign, will be known as the "Monte- zuma Special
 MT. A Stevens of White Sulphur Springs, Montana, where, he is largely interested in farming land, is visitor in the city, and in a :ew days will go south to inspect tha land on the Yaqui river and south of Oaliacan, Sinalos, now being advertised for sale. The gentleman it greatly pleased with No- gales, our people and climate, and later may become financially interested here. During his trip south he will invest in land. provided he sees something worth the while
 Monday and Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Charley Taylor of Empalme, Sonora, where MT Taylor is in the employ of the commissary department of the Southern Pacific. were guests at the Montezuma hotel. having come up to the line to purchase Christmas goods. Monday night Mrs Taylor, the aged mother of Mir. Fay Tor and Mrs Colonel Epes Randolph, who makes her home in Tucsonr passed south. on her way to Empalme, where she will spend the holidays with her son and family.
 At Monday evenings meeting of those interested in the organization of tue Santa Cruz Club. in the Masonic Hall, the following gentlemen were elected as board of directors: Harry Creighton, Dr. GustetterF Frank J.. Duffy, Wv. Carney. H. M OIagett, pr. Sneaker, J. B Bristol. J. E Wise, c. H. Feilder. The board of directors will elect president. secretary. treas urer and other officers to conduct the affairs of the club which already has 8 paid up membership of more than one hundred.
 Last night MT and Mrs. Joe Red 1och of Benson, sc ,ompanied by Mrs. Reddoch, mother of Joe James Arcus and Mrs. Lula Reddoch arrived from the north to spend Christmas here. MT. and Mrs. Reddoch make their nome in Benson. where MT Reddoch is ln the employ of the Southern Pacific as locomotive engineer. Mra. Red 1och has for some time past been en- oying visit with relatives in Texas, and with her son James, who is a SUD- srintendent on the National Railway of Mexico, with headquarters at Aguas- ;alientes.
 Last Saturday, at Brookline Mas achusett, Mir. Ignacio Safford Bo- nillas, son of Mr. and Mrs. l. Bonillas 'f Nogales, Sonora. and Miss Myrtle Willis Morse, of Brookline, were unit 'd in marriage. The many friends of he groom here in Nogales, where he ,as been raised, join in extending con- to himself and bride. After 'nJoyIng their honeymoon trip. MT. md Mrs. Bonillas will take up their. 'esidence in Mexico City, where Mr. 3onilIas, who is civil CD eineer, has a inc position with the Mexican gov- 
 Mamie's Christmas Tree today will 'e bigger and better than ever before. There. will be plenty of good things to at and wear for every poor and needy in Nogales. Besides the hun reds of toys. warm sweaters, etc, for he children, there will be baskets con- aiming meat, beans. potatoes, sugar.. pples. oranges, and other good things 0 eat Mamie has four fat beavcs. 1hich will be carved Just right by Don franklin, the ever accommodating manager of The Lobby, who is an ex- ert with a carving knife. Even wood o cook the Christmas dinners will be rovided by Mamie and her generous riends, all of whom deserve the thanks { the community,
 Fred Afford, foreman at Oobre Irande for the Sonora Copper Com any. was up from camp Tuesday pur-