The border vidette., 1910-02-19


 the city. they believe will develop into valuable gold producers. Here's hop ing,
 Today and tomorrow Tucson will be crowded with people to see the men : birds fy. The railroad has made a special rate to Tucson and return, iron, Nogales, $7 40, good returning next Monday.
 John T. Hendrickson. of Riverside, California, has gone to Esperabz4, So- nora, on private business, expecting to be absent from the states a couple of weeks The gentleman Is interested in Sonora land.
 O. F. Holler & Go, forwardin g agents, next door to TIE BORDER on the Twin Buttes Calabasas rail road. down at Tubac. Wages. $l 75 and S2 %. U. s Cy.
 Wednesday a party of engineers working on the Tucson Nogales rail- way, now being pushed to completion 3y the Southern Pacific company came up from Tubac aud spent the day here on company business.
 A carload of polo ponies, from H err mosillo, the property of J. O. Beasley. consigned to parties in Los Angeles Gal, arrived here yesterday, and were passed into the United States by Henry Levin. the custom broker.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, and respectfully invites you to give b1m a trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting A speciality. If.
 Mrs. Judge M. NJ. Trickey and the children have moved to Nogales from Washing eton Camp, in order that the children may attend our public schools. They gre occupying the l. B. Fleis- cher residence on Elm street.
 Last Sunday night Colonel Dan Van Wagenen, Bracey Curtis and E.. D. Miller returned from business trip to the mines of the Oerro Azul Mining Company. in Sonora, travelling by automobile driven by Harry Karrs
 Tuesday night Colonel Epes Ran dolph, head of the Randolph line in Arizona and Mexico. passed south in his elegant private travelling home. He was en route to the front of the line. The date of his return was not learned.
 Ten thousand head of cattle are now being shipped from Tucson to Califor- mia where they will be pla oed on ran ges for feeding before sent to the slaugh ter houses. This is the largest single shipment ot cattle ever sent from Tue son.
 Richard Reynolds. one of Uncle Sam's custom Inspectors several years stationed at this place. has recovered from his recent illness, during which he was confined in the Sisters Hospi- tai, and is again on the line, attend ing to his duties.
 This afternoon Manager Alberto Mascare1las, of Banco de Sonora's local branch, accompanied by 8 party oi friends, will go to Tucson to attend the aviation meet there tomorrow. The cross- country trip will be made in MT Mascareilas' automobile.
 J. A Harrison, one of the county's most successful sLockraisers, this week closed deal for the sale of bis big herd of steers. for spring delivery. The price received was not learned. A number of MT. Harrison's neighbor also disposed of their steers to the same parties.
 Don Louis Lulley, proprietor o Lulley's Buffet, who with Mrs. Lulley attended the great aviation meet al Phoenix last week, says he sure got the worth of his money. and as proo of the assertion that he "hew" brought back picture of himself and wife "uE in the air"
 Thursday night Manager A. M Oonard of the Sonora Copper Com pany returned to Cobre Grande, So- nora. He was here fguring with Ro, lS Titcomb. Inc, for big reduction plant to be erected at Cobre Grande A contract will be let for the plan about March first.
 Judge J. J. Chatham, registerin officer for the special sewer bond cleo. tion, announces that the registration will close tonight at g o'clock, at tn International Drug Store. All thos desiring to vote at the coming election are requested to call at the drug stor between the hours of and 9, thi evening
 Manager Frank N. Cox, of ths Goo Luck Mining Company, is up fror Buena Suerte, the gold mines of tn company, in Sonora, Mexico, and wi | ha nF