The border vidette., 1910-12-31

I | Duane Bird. sons of Col. and Mrs.
 Bird of the Oasis, are home from the
 University of Arizona. and will enjoy
 the is holiday vacation in Nogales with
 their parents Both boys are making
 on the athletic field.
 O. F Holler x Go customs house brokers. continue to receive and cross
 crude oil for the Greene Consolidated | Copper Company, Thursday a train load was for warded to Oananea over
 the Nog4les Cananea branch Mir. ] Holler personally superintends the 1 passing of theae big \consign nments l Chairman Ashburn and Members Parker and Henderson of the Board of 1 Super visors. have been here 8 couple of days closing up the business of their office for 1910. Next Wednesday the 1 for the county printing, care of in digents, burial of indigent dead, etc. Hon. Theo. GebIer. proprietor of the Pioneer Hardware House, after sev-
 eral days absence from his place of
 business on account of severe cold. ia again ae his desk. to the delight of his numerous friends all of whom join
 with us in wishing the grand old man
 "A prosperous and Happy New Year.
 MT. Ed Herold, brother of County
 Recorder Phil HeroId and Otto Herold, assistant cashier of The First National
 Bank of Nogales. accompanied by his mother, arrived in the city Thursday night from Seneca. Kansas. Mir Herold isSand experienced all round printer. He may decide to make
 Arizona his home
 O. M. Acklen, president of the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Company, is guest at the Brickwood hotel. from Cobre Grande, Sonora. where he has been visiting Manager Oonard
 The golds3 mines of MT. Acklen's com pany are situated on the east side of the Pinto mountaius, in Sonora, thirty miles south of Nogales.
 W. Baskin and John Bruce, two Americans operating mining property out in the Altar district, came up from their camp the forspsrt of the week. and yesterday morning con tioued on north en route to El Paso, wheresthey will spend New Year with their folks. After the holidays they will return to their property.
 Hon. T D. Taylor. of Bisbee is here taking further evidence in the matter of the claimants whose property was destroyed when the U. s. government cleared the six ty- foot strip on the international line. Attorney Frank J. Duffy, of this city, represents the claimants, who now have hopes of receiving justice at the hands of our Uncle Sam.
 Attorney Leslie O Hardy. of Tue son. where he is engaged in the practice the city, on, legal business. returning home yesterday morning. MT. Hardy is one ArizoDa's brightest young attor- neys He Is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs. Charley Hardy. and while here was . guest of his father at the MontezuIn4 hotel.
 Liestensnt Robinson and twenty soldiers of the Uuited States army, stationeti at Fort Huachucs, will arrive in the city today, to remain here until the war clouds now in the Mexican horizon pass away. The boys ar1 a fine bunch, and we welcome them to our little city Yesterday Collector of Customs OK eefe received telegram from Lieutenant Robinson announcing his coming
 Hon. Tom Smith of Phoenix, con- meet ed with the Four Metals Mining of this city. is now out at the property of the company inspect ing che developments work. He is accom- panied by President Gardner, who recently arrived from the east and has since been 8 guest at the Montezuma hotel. The annual meet ing of stock holders will be held Tn this city January 9th.
 Jack Kelly, of Oananes, one of tho best mining men in Sonora. was a stopover visitor here Thursday on his way to the Altar district. where he goes on private business, being accom- panied by his brother M. l.. whom he met at Tucson the other day for the first time in eighteen years. While While Jack has been mining in Mexico and other mining countries, his brother has been engaged in the oil business in OkalahoDa, Texas and California Both gentlemen are wide- awake hdstIers and together they should do we'll in any country.
 Last Sunday night fire almost com pletely destroyed all the company