The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-06-04
The Texas Oil Company of which

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Harms Brothers of this city are agents,
will in the near future open whole
sale distributing station in Nogales,
carrying a complete stock Of every
thing in their line. Ali mail and
other orders will be filled as soon as
received, and satisfaction will at all
times bs guaranteed. Address COM
munications to The Texas Oil Com
pany, Nogales, Arizona.
Wednesday evening John Dunno,
brother of w. b Dome, U. 8.
customs inpector of this port, died at
the home of mis- mother and brother 10
this city. Deceased was Is years of
age. About ak weeks ago he came
here from the east. suffering with con-
sumption, in the hopes of regainins his
health He came too late. The fun
eral was held Thursday afternoon,
interment being in the Noga.es ceme-
terry.
Marsh sells corrugated iron, both
painted and galvanized. Write for
prices.
Mr. William J Colburn, proprietor
of Lyric Oafe, is wearing a broad smile
of contentment. all because he has
just closed deal with big eastern
manufacturing firm for a handsome
25 horse lower automobile. The
machine which ia beauty, will cost
Mr.. Colburn q cool thousand plunks,
but he expects to get his moneys
worth OF pleasure out of j., for the
m chine will be for the exclusive use
of himself and friends
A telegram was received in the city
yesterday by Four Metals Mining
Company stockholder. from the pres
ident of the company, conveying the
8 mitb, who represents strong COM
pany, has secured control of the Four
Metals company, and active work will
in the Red Hill north of
Nogales within the next forty days.
Many Santa Cruz county people own
Four Metal stock, and are otherwise
in seeing the copper prop
critics worked on large scale Pres
ident Gardner is now in the east
George Weiland is 10 from tie
Buffalo mines for a few days visit with
his family. George reports every
thing lovely out his way, Michael
Doyle and the rest of our good friends
enjoying good health and very hopeful
for the future. In few days Mr..
Weiland's only daughter, Miss Rosa.
will depart for Pennsylvania, her
fathers old home. where she will spend
the summer with relatives and friends,
and later. attend school. We join
Rosa's many friends in wishing her a
pleasant visit to the old keystone
state.
John Yoas. stockraiser, polo player
and all rouod good fellow. whose fine
stock ranch is situated in the Hus-
cbucs mountains. was circulating
among his Noealss friends the fore
part of the week. John says he has
q string of twenty five head of as
expert polo ponies as ever nosed a
polo ball. All the ponies have had
at the Fort Huachuca
grounds. being ridden by Major Allan
and number of other polo players
Of national reputation. At the next
California polo meet, Mr.. Yoas will
be there with bunch of his fastest
prize winners.
Colonel Partridge. accompanied by
Mrs Partridge, Mr.. and Mrs. OAddell,
aud P. J. Mcintyre, returned the
forepart of the week from the Kelly
placer gold mines over at Old Glory,
and after spending a couple of days in
the city, the colonel and wife left for
the coast. The party brought about
fourteen ounces of fine aud coarse gold
in with them. the result of their last
clean up On account of lack of
water, work bad to be suspended for
the present, but Colonel Partridge has
plenty of gold on his property. and he
and his friends are going to have the
pleasure of handling 1t.