The border vidette., 1909-07-03

IS uer6 rom the mines. MT. len IS AI
 old time Colorado miner of many years
 practical experience.
 Nick Farrell, of Harshaw. this
 county. is going after the 5000 prize.
 Knowing ones say his chances are
 aoove the average. Nick being a
 home lad, has big bunch of local ad-
 mirers, all of whom would like to see
 him get first money.
 Alberto E. Flores, brother in la w
 of Mrs. Fl. E. Grace and Charley
 Ruppelius, has been 6 stopover visitor
 in town a couple of days this week on
 his way from Los Angeles to Sonora,
 where he has large mining interests
 During his visit here he was chaper- oned around by MT. Grace.
 It is reported on good authority that Ool N. J. Naugle, many years super intendent ot the Sonora railroad, with headquarters at Guaymas, has been named as president of the newly or ganized Southern Pacific Railway Company in Mexico. Colonel Espes Randolph is named as general man. ager.
 On account of the Elks celebration at Los Angeles. the Southern Pacific has made special rate of $33. 80 from Nogales to Los Angeles and return. Tickets on sale July 7th to July 18th, inclusive. Good till July 3lst. A number of Nogales EIks and others will take advantage of the low ex- ,ursion rate.
 MT. Robert Shugart and Hon. Bo T. Whiteside are both sporting canes. 30. insists his rhuematism is worse han Bob's and that gentleman says Ie's glad of it. Neither gentleman sill take part in the steer-tying con- ests. Both have drawn down their ntranee fees. to the regret of their numerous friends.
 Louis N Whealton, who makes his eadquarters at Magdalena, Sonora, as been a business visitor in Nogales
 couple of days this week. It is nderstood that MT. Wheaton is about , close an i'm portant mining deal. the roperty being an old gold mine situat- in the Magdalena mining district. a hort distance from Magdalena.
 Dr. O. l. V. Hedrick, largely in 'rested in Fl Otate and other mining roperty in Sonora, came up to the order Tuesday evening to meet [rs. Hedrick, who arrived that even Ig from the east en route to their easant home in Sonora, a short stance from Noria. Wednesday ght the Dr. and Mrs. Hedrick con- 6 nued south.
 Tonight the Coliseum Air Dome. ith everything remodeled and new, Til open with Robt. M. Tryon "Ro- erta," as proprietor and manager. pening night will consists of one 'ntinuous performance of high class audevllle and latest up to- the minute owing pictures. Good music; good dues for your money. Prices 10 and I ) cents. Don't forget the Ar Dome.
 Thursday night Henry Jones, the lebrated bull logger, who will give l exhibition at the National Park ( morrow afternoon, arrived from ambray, New Mexico Jones will de up to wild steer at full speed, tch it by the nose and throw it bile you hold your breath. This act one IS worth the dollar you pay to @ the whole show. Don't fail to see ,nes.
 Miss Marguerite Brickwood of this t ty. one of the winners of the Phoe- : K Gazette Alaska Yukon Exposition f jzes, writes from Los Angeles that a essers. Akers and Tritle, owners of @ e Gazette have kept every promise r Id given the girls the grandest and g ost enjoyable trip ever dreamed of t iss Brickwood says she has enjoyed c cry minute of the trip. The Gaz- p te manager has entertained the d ung ladies at the best hotels and t eatres. and has at all times guarded g cir interests and comfort.