The border vidette., 1910-10-29

l
 came in from their gold bonanza the
 forepart of the week, and this nor min g
 Mir. McMahon left for Oananea on
 business connected with the Iropevty,
 in which Charley Jones of this city is
 interested
 Mrs. C,rlos Ruppelieus, Master Carlos, Jr aud the baby. went to Tucson the first of the week to join Mir. | Ruppelieus, who has q good position in the old pueblo. The little girl remained here with Grandpa and Grandma Pu-dy.
 Next wetk MT A M. Conard president and general manager of the Sonora Copper Company, who has been in Kansas City, Missouri the past three weeks, will return home He is accompanied by Mrs. Conard and Master Albert, Jr.
 Nogales, "The town with future" ," 1 that's the place we're Twin in. There fore let every individual do everything in his power to promote its welfare. and hasten the day when Nogales will enter upon her rIshtful heritage of being the leading town ot southern l Arizona
 As a result of Charley Bones visit to Santa Ana on an experimental trip with one of the Wade placer machines, MT. Thomas Yerkes, the we'll known mining has contracted for one of the machines taken south by Mr. Bone | MT. Yerkes has the pay dirt and the | Wade macbiae will save the values Hon. A. O Bernard, of Tucson, the gentleman who greatly resembles Pres ident Taft. came down from the old pueblo Thursday via. the short line. and after transac acting important pri vate business here continued on to Guaymas. MT. Bernard ia president of Hotel Albiu, Guay mas big modern hotel.
 MT. McFate the Boludo placer gold mining man, returned Thursday night from Tombstone. where he had been on business connected with his Sonora mining property, which will be operated on large scale just as soon as titles from the Mexican government arrive Until they do no gold can be take from the property.
 Russell Fuller, of Linton, Indiana, just out of business college, has arrived in ths city to accept a responsible position with the mann moth hardware and furniture esta blishment of George B Marsh, Inc MT. Fuller, who is a | nephew of MT. Marsh. is a young man of most pleasing person ality, and we predict for him a splendid future. 5e of Red House. Great Bargains in all de partmentS.
 Everybody in Nogales will be pleas | ed to learn that Jesse Chatham. | youn gest son of Judge and Mrs. J J Chatham, is recovering from a very successful operation at the Sisters | Hospital. thar ks to the attending phy | sic;ans and careful Eursing For time it was feared Jesse could not get l well His many friends hope soon to l see him out.
 H. J. Temple. the ever genial superintendent of several divisions of the Southern Pacif, of Mexico, was here from the south yesterday. on company business and incidentally enjoying a visit with his m any friends. h hlShO tu0 SOollSuau WohG SOubd in his private car, accompanied by his mother, little daughter and Colonel and Mrs. A. T. Bird.
 This morning the funeral of Mrs Eduardo Sierras, who dIed yesterday at the residence of William Rosen- berg, after e short illness. was held from the residence, interment being in the Nogales cemetery. The funeral was attended by number of Knights of Pythias. of which order MT. Sierras is a member. In his loss he has the sympathy of the community.
 Last Saturday night while Engineer Jess Ritz and his wife were absent from their home on Noon Hill. the place broken into and lot of Mrs Ritz jewelry and a pocket book containing several dollars in chan ge stolen. No arrests have been made yet, but MT. Ritz has pretty good idea who turned the trick, and hopes soon to have the guilty party behind iron bars iu Hotel Saxon. Here's hoping the rascals will get all they deserve and the stolen goods recovered.
 MT Hesekiah w. Clark whose herd of whiteface cattle Is the tamest, seekcst and fattest in the Huachuca mountain foothills, was a county seat visitor Monday, returning home Tues day Several days previous Mir. Clark