The border vidette., 1909-08-07

w are Edebted to Jim Rountree,
 who is enjoying the sights at the great
 Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, for
 handsome souvenir folding card.
 showing the different exposition build
 ings and places of interest in Seattle.
 Jim is accompanied by his sister, whose
 home is in Texas.
 John Raves, expert watchmaker and
 engraver. of more than forty years
 practical experience, is fitting up the "hole in the wall" betwe w. H | Smiths store and Proto Bros and will
 have a pleasant little work shop. where
 he invites his friends to call when they i need anything in his line.
 The Nogales Concert Band is mak-
 ing splendid progress, and will soon be | able to "deliver the goods" on short
 notice. All the boys are practice
 ing hard under the able direction of Professor Al Bauer and the results at. tainad are most satisfactory, assuring g
 a fine high class musical organization for Nogales.
 Bert Bently, for long time in the
 employ of the Cananea Yaqui River
 tk Pacific railway. came up from the
 south the forepart of the week and
 will enjoy a month's rest in dear old
 U. s. A. Besides being an all round railroad man, Bert is an expert base oall player whose popularity with No gales fans is general.
 Next week l.. NJ. Raiues will go to Fl Paso. Texas. where he will meet Mrs. Raines and Master Hampton. who have been enjoying a months pleasure visit with relatives in Denver. While in Fl Paso, where Mir. Raines owns valuable real estate, he will join The Elks. After he recovers, MT. Raines and the folks will return to Nogales.
 Colonel William Breckenridge, claim agent for the Southern Pacific com pany. with headquarters in Tucson, came down from that place Monday night and spent couple of days here on official business. Colonel Breaken- ridge was a deputy United States marshal many years ago whCn 1t re- quired nerve to fill that dangerous position.
 Thursday night Ed. Hall, of Mutt, New Mexico, the holder of the worlds record for roping and tying a steer. arrived in the city, and will take part in the cowboy sports at the Inter national Cowboy Park, in Nogales, Sonora, tolaorrow. A large number of way-up experts will be on hand to give MT. Hall 8 run for his worlds record.
 MT. Robert Coleman, the Salt Lake mining engineer, for long time man ager of the Lluvia de Gro mines in Mexico, situated near the Sonora, Chi huahua and Sinaloa state lines, passed north Wednesday, being accompanied Oy HIS "ilO' 1uO AiuNi0 NO O'o Shower of .golD is one of the greatest gold mines ever discovered. It Is now owned by Utah capitalists.
 The young Ohinaman. who for the l past twenty days has been confined in the Sisters Hospital with bad case of typhoid fever, IS recovering and it is beleived will soon be able to stand 1 the long trip back to China. where he will be sent by United States Com Eb. Williams. The sick boy s receiving every attention, but is closely guarded by U. s. officers.
 Miss Mary Killeen. the accomplished laughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Kill cen, many years a resident of Ores, Sonora, Mexico. now of Phoenix, ArI- .ona, where Mr. Killeen is identified with the up building of that beautiful capital city, is enjoying a visit here with friends. The young lady's broth IT Edward, is spending his summer 'acation with relatives and friends Tn Sonora.
 John Glassou, manager of the Rich ield Copper Oompany's mines in So- lora, accompanied by Mrs. Glasson, Lfter spendinu several days here on