The border vidette., 1910-05-21

is again making Nogales his home. Captain and Mrs. Perkins own valu- able residence property here.
 Mark Wanless, the Hermosillo ore buyer and assayer, who has valuable mining interests near Magdalena, So- nora, came up from the mines We'd nesday evening and spent Tbursday in the line city tr4nsactin2 business. He retured south the sams night.
 Manager Oonard of the Sonora Copper Complny spout yesterday in town on company business. Things are boominy do VII at O5bre Grande, where preparations are being made for the ere;:ion of the big smelter which i, nov being received. through Roy E TitcouS, lac, of this city. Four mammoth boilers and two pig engines, occup, i"g three cars are now in the locA. yards en route to Noria. Souora, from where it wiil b, hauled to the site of the sml CT at Oobre Grande, for immediate installation by experienced workmen
 Y, sterday about noon Mrs. Louise Geb'er, the beloved wifO of Theo. Gebler. died at the fs mily residence iu this city, after an illness of many years, portion of whlch time she has been onined to her bed. Mrs. Gebler was S5 years Of age at the time of her passing. The funeral will tske place this afternoon at o'clock, from the family residence of Grand avenue, internent being in the Masonic cemen. tery, where only twelve days ago, her only son Oscar, was bnried. In Mir. Geblet's hour of sorrow, he has the sympathy of the community.
 This week Professor Caruthers. "The worlds greastest bypnotist. ~ho ia possessed of the ins;-usable power that rules the world" has held the boards at the Lyric, and all who have seen his wcIk say they received the full worth of their money. Prof. Oaruthers is certainly past m ster in his bnsiness, and wherever he goes, gets the money. The young Mexican lad bypuotized and plac aced on exhib- itIon twenty four hours in the Red House show window, says he feels ! no ill effects from his long sleep. Prof essor Csruthers as veutriioquist, has few equals.
 Thursday night Professor Bernardo Mallen, of the city of Mexico. gave and interesting and instructive lecture in Ramirez Theatre, on Mexico's | agricultural and industrial possibil- ities. Invitations were sent to many citizens on both sid of the line by Mayor Olausen and the big theatre was well filled with people interested | in the professors talk on auestions of vital importance to our Mexican neighbors. The learned gentleman who is fine orator, has convincing ar- guments to back up his statements, and his visit through Mexico will no doubt result in much good Thursday night Prof Nj allen succeeded in causing many of our Mexican friends to sit up and take notice.
 Tuesday evening w. N Redwine and F. E. Memminger, two state sem ators from Oklahoma, friends of Pro- bate Judge M. Marsteller, returned to the United States from a business trip of two weeks as far south as Ouliacan, Sinalos, Mexico. During their visit. the senators closed deal for 10000 acres of land situated near the state capital of Sinalos. one of the best agricultural sections in that great state,
 where there is plenty of water and one of the finest all the year clim ates on earth. Wednesday the gentlemen accompanied Judge Marsteller to Patagonia, near where they inspected valuable mining property. Both ex- pressed themselves greatly pleased with Nogales. and will again visit us at no distant date.
 Last Tuesday morning about eight o'clock. Mir. James Tryon, well known in this city and the state of Sonora. where he engaged in the business of 1 diad cuddanlu at tha d rig