The border vidette., 1909-11-20

John Jund, Jr., IS here from Eos
 Angeles. California. where he and his sister Miss Trixie now reside, both attending school there. John and Trixie own valuable real estate here
 Manuel Mascare1as. Jr. is in re- ceipt of cablegram from his father, Don Manuel MascareIIas, the million aire globe trotter of Nogales, to the eff feet that he is on his way home. The cablegram was from Hong Kong.
 FOR E-Thoroughbred Silver laced Wyandott cockrells thoroughbred and fancy stock. Also a choice lot or thorough bred Blue Andalusian cock relIs The finest Tn Arizona. Also 3 trios of this breed for sale. Apply to James Johnson. care of ivanhod mines, Pata-
 gonia, Ariz IT. 20 2m
 Tuesday evening Col. Emilio Kos terlitzky. came up from Magdalena and continued on north Wednesday en route to Mexico City on official and private business. The ever genial col onel makes Magdalena his headquart- CTS.
 Ray Tonkinson, head teamster at Oobre Grande for the Sonora Copper Company, accompanied by his family spent Wednesday iii the city. Ray has been with President A. M Conard many years. He is one of the best horsemen in the state of Sonora.
 "Never in the history of Nogales have the public schools been conducted in more thoroug ghly satisfactory manner than at the present time, and the trustees and instructors, deserve unstInted praise for the excellent con- dition. of affairs," said a prominent citizen recently to VIDETTE reporter.
 Mrs Prudence Cum min g, many years resident of Nogales. Arizona, where she has wide circle of friends, is vis- iting here from Picton, Oat., Canada, where she now makes her home. Mrs Cumming who is accompanied by her adopted son, Joe Cumming, will spend the winter months in Nogales with relatives.
 James Mcintyre. of Cumming & Mcintyre, the real estate agents, and his brother John, manager of the Jua- reg Gold Mining Company. left last week for London, Canada. in response to a telegram announcing the death of their mother. TIE BORDER VIDBTTE l extends sympathy to the boys in their hour of sorrow.
 Mir. 0. D. Moore, of Dalhart, Texas, has purchased The Arcade saloon from & Rountree, and will take possession about the first day of De- next. The price paid was not learned. In future MT. Rountree will devote all his time to his International Bar. corner of Morley avenus and In street.
 w. s. Cranz, the mining man, and | his brother Harry 0. Cranz. auditor of | the Diamond Match Company of New York, came up from Minas Nuevas, Sonora. the forepart of the week and | have since been very busy transacting | business connected with the estate of | their dead brother, F. F. Cranz, who | died in Los Angeles, Cal on October i 16th, last.
 Will Dumont, assistant superinten | dent of mines over in the Salero mln- ing district, where Prof Blake and associates have for long time been expending large sums of money for the exploration and development of their mines. was business visitor in town yesterday. Bill says he mas hopes of soon again seeing the old Selero dis trict good producer
 Dan Johnson, one of the pioneer 'mixologist" of Marysville, California. who for many years past has made Arizona his home, visited Globe last week for the purpose of looking the olac over with a view of engaging in business there He returned we'll pleased with one of the coming great mining camps of A merica. but decided hat Nogales, for it's size can't be beat