The border vidette., 1911-06-10

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 he had been on private busi
 ness. Mac says everything
 down Santa Ana way was quie
 when he was there, and he hop
 ed soon to see things boomine
 there, in mining way.
 Don't fail to attend the com
 mencement exercises at the Sis
 ters' Academy next Monday ] evening, commencing at & o'clock 1 The public is cordially invited
 to attend the first commence
 ment exercises of this popular worthy educational institution 1 Parents of the children are es. pecially invited to attend.
 R. w. Patterson, assistant superintendet of the Sonora,
 was in the city Thursday on
 company business. During the
 recent unpleasantnesS in our
 sister state, the officials of the
 Sonora, especially Superinten- dent Temple and his assistants
 W. C.. Bowman and MT. Patter- son, have worked overtime.
 A. E. Vasquez and A. Buelna, of Culiacan, SinalOa, accompa- nied by their families and Mr. F. Garcia, wealthy Mexican citi- zens, are guests at the Monte zuma hotel, having arrived from the West Coast Thursday on Ex-Gov vernon Redo's special train. From here the distinguish ed party will go to California.
 George Wieland came in from his mines in the Jefferson district Monday to spend a few days here with his family. George says things in a mining way are looking up in his section of the country. He is getting ready to ship another carload of ore to the shelter, and hopes soon to be able to make regular monthly shipments.
 Lost, strayed or stolen, one trout fishing hole, situated two hours and a half, more or less, from well number one in the Buena Vista oil fields. Anyone finding same will confer a great favor and at the same time receive suitable reward by notifying Messrs. Brinton, Jolly and Brown, who first discovered the fishing hole.
 B. B. Sharpe, secretary of La Cobriza Mining Company, ac- companied by his wife enjoyed several days visit in the city this week, being guests at the hotel. MT. and Mrs. Sharpe make their home at the mines west from NOria about fourteen miles. Mir. Sharpe formerly resided in Nogales. He has many friends here.
 E. H. Evans, formerly of No gales now of Patagonia, where he holds a lucrative, responsible position with the Washington | Company, spent Thurs day and yesterday at the county seat tranSacting business. Mr. 1 Evans is one of the best young business men in Santa Cruz | county. At one time he was business manager of the Oasis.
 B. E. Bethell, manager of the Trading Company, was in town Tuesday of this week. He stated that his com oany would pay a liberal reward ,or information leading to the lrreSt and conviction of the party or parties who robbed and hen set fire to the store building 1t Patagonia. MT. Bethell esti- mates his company's loss at ;3, ,OCO.
 President Bracey Curtis of the First National Bank of NOgaleS, Ias gone to the Pacific coast on
 combined business and pleas re trip, expecting to be absent rom the city a month, during yhich time the affairs of the big peal banking institution will be looked after by Cashier Ierold and Thuron Richardson, bly, assisted by Lieutenant ! trOver MarSteller.
 Richard R. Zellner, Jr., presi- { ent of the Zellner Piano Com i any, arrived in the city We'd esday evening from Los An { eles, California, where he now ( lakes his headquarters. After pending couple day here company business, e will proceed to Chicago. The
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