The border vidette., 1909-05-29

"AohCo OarlO, Oy oames rIyun anu
 Will Smith, and now Don Franklin,
 manager of that popular pleasure re-
 sort, is ready to meet all corners.
 Nogales has a number of expert pool
 and billiard players. several of whom
 have expressed desire 10 give Don
 a run for his money. There is talk
 of pool tournament in tIe very neaf
 future. and as a result several old time
 lovers of the game, daily, seen
 practicing at The Arcade pool parlor.
 Guiilermo Mascar6Ias, youngest son
 of Mexican Consul and Mrs M Mas
 carefias. sssyesterday ..csme.in from the
 Santa Barbara ranch, of which he is
 uperintendent. to spend day in town
 with his father who departed this
 morning for years trip around the
 world. Guillermo has recently been
 quite i'll with fever, but is feeling him. self again and able to personally look after his fathers three great ranches in Sonora. At Santa Barbara and
 Buena Vista ranches just now an army of men are busy cutting and bailing hay.
 Mrs. John Mcintyre and the baby, after enjoying prolonged visit at Nina Juarez. the gold mines owned oy the Nina Juarez Mining Company, of which Mir. Mcintyre is manager, have returned home, making the trip in one of the Sonora Auto Company's cars driven by Harry Karns Pre- sident Robert MacKinnon of Utica, New York, and his sister, who have been at the mines for some time, re- turned with Mrs. McIetyre. On We'd nesday morning the MacKinnons con- tinued on to Tucson by auto. from where they will go east.
 Monday Colonel Epes Rsndolpb, head of the Randolph lines, was here n his private car "Pocahontas," on his way to Uananea, from where he went to Tombstone on legal business, being accompanied from the great copper camp by Colonel w. O. Greene. n his private car "Verde." MT. Lawton, general freight and pas- 'enger agent of the Sonora Railway md Cananea, YaquI River lE Pacific, with headquarters at Guaymas. joined lis chief here and accompanied him 0 Oananea. thence to Tucson where ,e went on company business, return ng south Tuesday night.
 Commencing Thursday, Light buffet ;ars will be attached to the regular ,assen ger trains from Los Angeles to M Mazatlau, Sinaloa, and return. It is 4lso stated on good authority. that in ] few days, the regular passenger rain from Mazatlan, will arrive at Nogales at TAO in the evening, in tead of in the small hours of the as at present. Passengers ,oing north will thus be able ro spend night in Nogales, the best little own in the country. This will be ,ood news to travellers as well as No ,ales business men. No change will ,e made in the going north time.
 Thursday morning Colonel and Mrs. George w. Atkinson and MT. Edwin 5gau, of Oalabasas, left for a couple if months pleasure trip including a ,isit to the big Alaska Y Yukon-Pacifc= xposition, at Seattle. Before leaving lis ranch home at Calabasas, Colonel Atkinson instructed the boys under 10 circumstances were they to write, Jim anything that would in any man Ter rnarr the pleasure of himself and yife. Ia other words, Colonel and Irs Atkinson have burned the bridges 'ehind them and for a couple of months are going to enjoy life to the ulest To say that Mir Ezan will lso have good time. goes without aying. Like Colonel Atkinson. he as earned vacation. We wish all g. me time, and a safe return home.
 News of the death of Robert Tovey; D old-time we'll known prospector nd miner, who for a number of years nade his headquarters at Magdalena, ,onora was received here this week