The border vidette., 1910-08-27

Frank j. Duffy is that he helped
abolish the Arizona Rangers. Well
what if he di , The people of Santa
Cruz county are not going to turned
him down for that We had mighty
little use for the Arizona Rangers in
this part of the territory, and are glad
they are no more.
Mrs. Harry Green well is guest
at the Montezuma hotel, from the
Greenwell Arizona mines north of
the city a few miles The lady has
almost recovered from her recent in =
uries sustained when che fell from
her horse on Morley avenue, at the
time the animal became frightened
and ran against a telephone pole.
The Holler Bros Eduardo and
Charley, of this city, are working
some good looking prospects north
about half mile from the old Uncle
81 m mines owned by Rodolfo Vasquez
and associates Samples of ore from
tbs Holler claim show native silver.
Wednesday Mr. E iuardo Holler and
couple of friends visited the pros
poets. making the trip in two hours
by automobile.
Engineer Andy Under of the South
ern Pacific, who makes his head
quarters at ella Bend, accompanied
by his little son. spent couple of
days in the city this week, visiting
friends. For a number of years Mr..
Linder and his family lived on the
pleasant country home north of the
city now owned by Charley Fowler.
He is pleasantly remembered by many
people of Nogales, all of whom will
be glad know he is getting along
fine.
Thursday Hon. Theo. Gebler,
proprietor of the Pioneer Hardware
House. of this city, left for San
Francisco, on a combined business and
pleasure visit of couple of a weeks
Mr.. GebIer resided in San Francisco
during the strenuous days of 1852
and 1858 He has valuable real estate
interests there. During his absence
from the city Joe RODRIGUEZ and
Michael Doyle VII have charge of
the big hardware house on Morley
avenue.
w. Beckford Kibbey, secretary of
the Alamo Cattle Company, spent
Wednesday in the city from the com
pany's great ranch thirty miles west
frosn Magdalena. Sonora. Mr.. Kib5ey
reports splendid rains down his way
and the ranch in fine condition. The
company's loss during the past >cal
year will not exceed one per cent. B.
A. KIbbey, who is visiting his brother
at the ranch from Boston, accompanied |
him to Nogales. The young man
takes kindly to ranch life in Mexico
and is enjoying his visit
Lon Page and Jim Pickens have
left Globe for Butte. Mont, to take
part in the great annual rock drilling
contest conducted in that city in
with the Butte miners
picnic The strongest opponents of
these two champion double j,ck wiel
ders are considered to be, Ross and
NJ Nicholas. who won second money
last year. The cash prizes for this
years even. are $1,000. $500 and
$3.50 Page and Pickens are said to
be the favorities in the betting
s, F BALM, the. popular repre-
sentative of the Number One Whiskey,
for which the Palace of this city, is
exclusive agents for Nognles. spent
y yesterday IN the city, the guest of Mr.
Ed. L,nier. proprietor of The Palace.
MFR Ballin is well aid favorably know
in every city. town and hamlet in Ari
IONA, where he has been travelling
many years.
News from Los Angeles is to the
effect that Mr.. William Mascara has.
of this city. manager of the great
Santa Barbara AID Buena Vista |
ranches owned by his father, Don |
Manuel Mascara Ii IS, is getting along
6ne at Los Angeles Hospital. and it