The border vidette., 1910-05-28

moon to the east of us and the count ing of ballots in Armory Hall, certainly kept the good people of Nogales busy. A large majority of our people sup porters of the Democratic ticket-are satisfied with the result. Nothing K 0. meats at the Nogales Cold Storage.
 Yesterday morning H. J. Ksrns, proprietor of the Sonora Auto Com pany, left for Fl Paso Texas, where he will purchase two big automobiles. one for his company and one for MT Ed. Titcomb. of Roy & Titcomb, Inc The big S5 900 White Steamer. pur chased some time ago. by Mr K.rns from the Cerro Colorado Mining Go |, will soon be ready for service.
 A large. number of Nogales' best people went to the Lyric Theatre Tuesday evening to hear Mics Ltura Gregg, the talented Woman Suffrage orator, who is mixing campaign through Arizona in the int, rest of the cause she so ably represents Miss speaker of national reputation. Music furnished by the Nogales male quar. tet. was also highly appreciated by the audiance.
 Mrs. J A Saxon. experienced music teacher; reasonable terms. Corner West and Noon street. II 6-tf
 Thursday there was held in this city a meeting of stockholders of the Guay- mas Water Company, an American incorporation. the principal office of which is in NogaIes, Ariz The meet ing was attended by the following gentlemen, all of whom are largely interested in the company: G. A Iberri, Guaymas; Pedro Pinelli. F. NJ. Aguilar, of Hermosillo. MT. Agui!ar, who for many years has been prefecto of the Hermosillo district, is an uncle of Presidente A. Clsusen of Nogales, Souora.
 George ;Januel, the expert German barber, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, and respectfully invites you to give hlm a trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting a speciality. If.
 F. O. Bostwick, of D5uglas. in terested in the Boludo gold placers was q guest at the Montezuma hotel couple of days this week, accompanied by Judge Dr. A. Richardson, of Dou glas, formerly Of this city, who is interested in the company owning the patents for the Quinner Mill and Orusher Both Judge Richardson and MT. Bostwick returned from the gold country highly elated and said they were making big money. Mr. Quin l ner, the inventor, accompanied hiH i associates to their property. Don Pedro Faerber, an old and highly respected citizsn of Santa Ana, l sonora, uleu I6S1 D OtIuIubg hiSh0 @e the Moderno Hotel, after a short i'll | ness, from heart trouble His wife and three daughters were at the death bed when the end came. Deceased was about sixty-one years of age The remains were taken to Magdalena 1 Sunday afternoon by special train. interment being in the Magdalena cementery late the same evening Pedro Faerber was welt known In 1 Nogales, and his death is regretted by many.
 Lou Quinn and Lou Stevens, two Patagonia gentlemen of leisure, who know all about the ranges and cattle business, have gone to Denver, Col orado, on a combined business anc pleasure trip, expecting to be absent from the county a couple of months.
 The chief of police of Denver Is an uncle of MT. Stevens. and it is possible the boys will apply for positions or the police force there Their recent experience with horse thieves out Patagonia way. has made them keer to become regular officers of the Ia "
 We wish them good luck.
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