The border vidette., 1910-01-08


 this county.
 E. "Arizona" Mason, the populs travelling freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific railway com pany, who makes Tucson his head quarters, spent Wednesday in the city interviewing shippers. Thursday morn jag the gentleman went to Osnanea.
 Mrs Randall. wife of Wilia m Ran dal. ex- cashier of the local branch of Banco de Sonora, last Monday night was a south bound passenger en route to Guay m as, to join her husband, who has almost recovered from his recent | illness. Of course the lady was a'- companied by the children.
 MT. and Mrs. William Schuckmar- are busy moving into their elegant new stone residence on Crawford street. just completed by Contrator Morley, who Is also putting the finishing touches on the A. M. Uonard residen ce adjoining the Schuckmann residence on the south.
 Pete Torres has opened a restaurant in connection with his saloon and billiard hall on Arizpe street, Noeaies. Sonora. and announces that he is pre- pared to serve the best the market affords at reasonable prices. Spanish dishes speciality; call and see Pete, he'll sure treat you right. If
 Charley Taylor, the veteran assayer and chemist. of this city, has gone down to the Oerro Colorado mines in the Altar district. Sonora, where he expects to remain several nonthe, having accepted responsible position with the company. Charley's friends here wish him success, always.
 Last "Wednesday Hon. Albert R. Morawetz, of Ariz ona, formerly Ameri- caa. consul at Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. was appointed consul at Leipsig. For three years, past. Mr. Morawetz has been American consul at Bahia, Bra zl. A host of tho gentleman's No gales friends will be pleased to learn of his promotion.
 James K,ne, one of Patagonia's pioneer citizens, came down to the county sent Monday night and spent Tuesday here transactin g private busi- ness Jim is great believer in the E,,k oeh hn Inh hood of which are many mining prop critics which will some day become big dividend pay CTS.
 Engineer Phil Oontzen and Right of Way Agents Patterson and Myers of the Twin Buttes- Oalabasas railway, came up from Calabasas yesterday. The line is now completed to Canoa, beyond Tubac, and is now being pnsh- ed to completion as fast as an army of men can do the work. MT. Oontzen stated that the road would be com plated to Ca'abssas by the first of June, sure.
 Alberto Moreno. proprietor of Ell OOHRTosO, AileF sP' uulhB "oOA HI Tucson with his family, returned to the city Thursday night. MT. Moreno contsmplates bringing his family to Nogales early next spring, During absence from the city, MT. w. s. his Madding was in charge of Ell Con greso, being assisted by MT. Moreno's brother Francisco who recentlv came down from the old pueblo
 Everyb body in Nogales will be glad to learn that telegram was received here yesterday from pr. Purdy, stat ing that Little Charley Ruppelius. son of MT. and Mrs. Charley Ruppelius, who accidentally injured his right eye last Thursday while spinning top, will not lose the use of his eye. Thurs day night Dr. Purdy, grandfather of the little fellow, accompanied by the father, and uncle, H. E. Grace, left for Guaymas with the boy. to consult Dr. Davis. the noted oculist, who after a careful examination. announces that Charley will not lose his eye, as was at first believed
 President E. Titcomb of Roy & Tit comb, Inc, visited Tucson the first of the week on business connected with