The border vidette., 1910-02-19

| Santa Ana, Sorora, arrived from the south by special train From here tn. private car in which the party trav- eled continued north Wednesday morn ing attached to the regular passenger | train.
 The Inter n atinnal Commercial Com plny. of Nogalts. A rizona, ~ill shortly open hand-ome offices bet cen The Boston Store. Inc and LuiIeJ's Buff | fet NJ Msscars iiLs, Jr, Is mansg ger of the new company which are agents and distributors for Americn .msnu lecturers in the Republic of Mexico. Carlos Ariz, is traviiing agent for the company
 Last Sunday night Ramon Con zalez, a Nogales, Sonora carpenter. age about thirty years. shot himself with suicidal intent, and died at the hospital early Tuesday morning. No use for the rash act was eiv, n by the man before he died A wife and rev. ersl children arc left to mourn his death The furneral was held Tues- day afternoon
 MT. George Bugbee. formerly with 
 we'll known in Nogsles. where he has many friends, passed south Thursday on hIs way 10 Mezttlnn, SIrsIoa, on private business, from California, W her e he is engaged in the bueiness of rail- roading. Before returning north Mir. Bu bee says he will CT, y short visit at Guaymas with old friends.
 N,xt Friday. Saturday and, Sunday. PauIham. the great. will fly at Fl Paso, Texas Paulhem is really the most spectacular aviator in the world to- i day. He is a dare devil and atte mps things considered impossible by other aviators The meet at El Paso prom ises to be the most thrilling yet wit 1 Fl Paso will give excursion rates to the avation meet, next week.
 MT. E1. Vail, of Tucscn, one of Pima county's best known most promI- nent men ot affairs. who is largely en- = gagged in the raising of cattle. was a business visitor ID the city Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. We'd nesday he was chaperoned around by Jas. A. Harrison, the local stockraiser, whose herds range along the interna- | tional border. Mir. Vail served a couple of terms as supervisors of Pima county.
 TIE BORDER VIDETTE is. sorry to announce the death of pr. R l. How itt, in San Francisco. on February 18th, | from pneuMonla. after an illness of only four days. Dr. Howltt was we'll and favorably known in Nogales and throughout the state of Sonora, espec | ially at Minas Prietas, where he resid ed many years with his family. De- ceased was the third son of the late John Hewitt of Guelph, Canada. His sudden untimely passing will be deep ly regretted by wide circle of friends and acquaintances.
 MT. Fritz Mergenthaler. son of the inventor of the wonderful Mergenthalel type setting machine. arrived in the city Wednesday night, from Baltimore Maryland. his home. MT. Mereen- thaler is a friend and business associate of MT. N. J. Purcell. manager of tht Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Company operating splendid gold properties 1T the Ma agdalena district, Sonora, O which mention has often been made il TIE BORDER VIDETTE The gentle man is a director and stockholder 0 the Buena Fortuna Gold Mining Go.
 Rodolfo Vasquez. the well knowl mining and civil engineer. formerly o Nogales, now of Los Angeles, Oaii fornia, has been a guest at the Ma tional hotel in this city this week. h is here on important business connect ed with valuable mining property nea Nogales, owned by himself and asso ciates, on which a deal is pendin 2 whereby all parties concerned expec to realize good returns Rodolfo is thirty degree booster for this section he knows a good thing when he sees it and all his friends wish him heaped up measures of success.
 Work on the fine new residence o Otto H. Herold, assistant cashier o the First National Bank of Nogales has been commenced by Oontracto Omstead, which when completed vii be another beauty spot on Marsh Heights, where none but handsom residences will be built. John NJ C. Intyre, the mining man, who recent. purchased the H. J. Temple lot ad joining the Fred VanMourick place on Marsh's Heights, will also 500 commence the erection of handsom stone residence. The Herold residenc l will cost between $300O and $4OO0. Mir Louis Whealton, the M agdalen mining man, whose family now mak