The border vidette., 1910-04-30

the excursion rate for the round trip from Nogales to Tucson and return for the Oinco de Mayo celebration will be S2 5O Tickets will be on sale at Nogales May 4th, 5th and 6ah. The return limit will be May 8th.
 Bend SDeed, one of the pest known c1ttle men of Cochise county, has been bere several days helping Hy sham. the Iowa cattle buyer, receive big herd of Sonora cattle. MT. Soeed was assisted by Mir. Willy. of Douglas, who accompanied the stock to Wyoming.
 Jim Traynor and Jim Flynn. the to build twenty five frame houses at Empalme, for use of railroad em ployees. Work vii commence at once and the houses will be completed as fast as possible. Empalme is one of the best American towns iu Sonora.
 Pstt. R. Sullivan. the well known versatile newspaper writer. who some time ago acted as business manager of the Oasis, Is now connected with the Globe Silver Belt. one of the best, most interesting daily newspapers in Arizona We wish Patt all sorts of good luck. May he never get scooped
 MT. and Mrs. BeDj .mIn Schwob. accompanied by their daug ghter, have been here this week from Los Angeles, California. where they now make their home. They recently visited the City of Mexico. The Sch wobs resided here several years and have a wide circle of friends and acquafntances who are always pleased to see them.
 James Johnson, manager of the Ivanboe mines, near Patagonia, spent and camp supplies. He reports every thing at camp moving in the usual satisfactory manner. his new hoist being the best found anywhere The Ivanhoe. from all reports is a sure- | enough winner. So is Jim Johnson.
 John s. Hurst, of the Good Luck Mining Company. and manager of the Buaua Suerte Hotel, at Llsno, Sonora spent yesterday in the city, having come up to have Dr. H w. Purdy perform an operation on his throat, ~hich was done Tn e very successful manner by the doctor, who is recog nized as one of the finest surgeons in the west.
 Thursday evening Jake Jeff; ri g, brother of Jim, the world famed prize- fl 2hter, arrived from his mine dow below Topic, Mexico, and yesterday morning continued on north en route to his San Francisco home. Jack said if Jim failed to put Johnson out at the coming fight in July. he would take him down to the mines and put him to work.
 o. w Tonkin. superintendent of the La Oobrjz, Mining Company's mines, down in Sonora, Mexico. who is we'll and favorably known in this city :, and his good wife were made happy last week by the arrival at their Llano, Sonora home, of bouncIn g baby boy. Mother and little one get ting along nicely and the happy father IS the proudest man in the republic of | Mexico.
 Tuesday O k. Franklin returned from Tombstone. where he went to testify in the Dix Rogers case before 1 the United States court, presided over i by Judge Fletcher M. Doan. About two dozen other Nogales citizens went to Tom bstone to serve as witnesses for Mr. Ro gers, who was indicted by the United States grand jury on a charge of bringing 8 Mexican woman into the United States for immoral purposes. On April 23ed, at Santa Ana, So nora, Roberto Moreno, son of MT. and Mrs Diego A. Moreno, and Miss Rosa Faerber, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pedro Faerber, all of Santa Ana, were united in marriage, the ceremony which was held in the Catholic church. at Santa Ana, being witnessed by a large number of friends of the high contracting parties. Dr. and Mrs. H W. Purdy attending the wedding from Nogales.
 This week MT. Bracey Curtis, cash gales, and George M. Ryall, the New York mining man, who with Captain L w. Mix and others own large min ing interests In the state of Sonora Mexico, have been down in Sonora or business and pleasure trip. While at Guaymas the gentlemen enjoyed g successful fishing excursion out in tht gulf, but forgot to send any of thei catch home.
 Monday Mir. M. P. Dalton and Dr Fred H. Rowland, two prominen New York mining men. who arr operating in the state of Sonora. Mex. ico, were stopover visitors in the cit.