The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-07-16

which q considerable amount of ex-
cellent work has already been done,
thanks to the untiring forts of the
committee having charge of the enter
prise, Just as rapidly as possible, the
road will be pushed to completion. The
gentlemen were greatly pleased
with that portion of the road Inspected
by them last Sunday.
The city dads of Tomb>ton4 have
passed ordinance prohibiting mes
merIsm or hypnotis 81 il the ancient
uiiDin" town, for the purpose of public
exhibitions; the ordinances also makes
it unlawful for any person to submit
to the Influence of or becoming subject
to the same. The city dads of Nogales
have not YET ben ask ID 10 pass a
similar ordnance Several days ago
Prof. CArruthers departed for Quay
mas to give a series Of interesting
exhibitions.
George Januel, the expert German
barber, opposite the Sonora News
! Company, guarantees his work, and
respectfully invites you to give him a
trial. Everything neat and clean.
Hair cutting a speciality. If.
Manager J. F. Brady Of the tele-
phone company, who on Wednesday
morning fell from the new cable being
stretched on Grand near the fire
house, ia at the Sisters Hospital suf-
fering a broken arm aud fractu ed
collar bone Had Brady been taught,
when boy. to Skin the cat," he
would not have fallen Surely, lack
of education, has been the handi- cap
of many young men. We pin the
gentleman many friends 10 hoping
for his speedy recovery, with the adj
vice. however that he learn that cat
skinning trick before again attempting
a high wire stunt.
Mr.. Harry Green well. who last
week was thrown from her horse and
badly injured. is getting along nicely
at her Montezuma apartments, and
her ply stefan and friends hope soon to
see her fully recovered Mrs. Green
well, who is an expert horsewoman,
had the animal not been frightened
and dashed his rider violently against
a telephone pole, when he bolted at
the corner of International street and
Morley avenue. The lady is ac-
companied by her bright little son.
Mr.. Green well is east on business con-
nected with the mining company of
which be is president
Charley Meadows (Arizona Charley
OF wild west show fame, and J. M.
B 4lsz. of Yuma, Arizona, sited this
section the forepart of the week, with
the view of purchasing cattle from
local cattlemen Both gentlemen own
valuable real estate in Yuma and
vicinity, which is daily increasing in
value. They say Yuma is the best
town in Arizona, but trifie warm at
this season of the year. Naturally they
were delighted with our glorious CHM
ate, and would gladly trade US land
for some of it. On account of the
splendid rains now visiting this
section, the gentlemen were unable to
purchase the cattle desired, but may
later return.
Hon. James A. Harrison, one OF
the county's best known. most sue
cessful stcckraisers. was here Tours
day from his spendid ranch home
northeast of the city few miles
wearing a smile that just would not
come off He has for two months been
laboriously and industriously, at great
expense been busy working to save hii
herd of cattle from complete annihila-
ton, and was arranging to ship them
to California pastures. when the life
A giving rain struck his section Wednes-
D day, and has kept coming every since
AS it is Mr.. Harrison estimates that he
and his associates, win lose thirty pei
n cent of their herd, on account of the
d prolonged dry spell. However. thel
n still have plenty left, and Mr.. Harrison
J. is happy.
L This week Mr.. L. III. Raines. TO
several years manager of the Columbi
L Consolidated Mining Company's prop
= erty in Santa Cruz county and dow
in Sonora, Mexico. has been out a