The border vidette., 1911-11-04

Maytorena s private secretary
 Eduardo Gonzalez, visited No
 gales the fOrepart of the week,
 from HermoSillO.
 The Santa Cruz Club, Nogales
 splendid social club, is in a most | fOuriShing condition, thanks to
 the DainStaking efforts of Secrc-
 tary Millikin, who is ably assist
 ed by all members of the board
 of directors.
 Mrs. M. H. Barr and the cute
 little girl, after spending several
 months in Pittsburg, Pa, with
 relatives and friends, returned
 home the forepart of the week,
 and now the doctor says life is again worth the living.
 Are you going to the Arizona fair? If you go you'll never re- gret 1t, for the fair this year is going to be bigger and grander than ever. Special excursion tickets are now on sale at the Southern Pacific ticket office.
 Frank Velasco, head book keeper for the Sonora Copper Smelling Company, came up from COore Grande last Satur- day and after spending a couple of days here transacting com pany business, returned to camp.
 Frank Manion, who has the contract for digging the test we'll out on the river for the city, has encountered water at depth of seven feet, and will be compelled to install a pump in order to take care of the water now com ing in.
 The new musical instrument at Zimmerman's Palace of Sweets, is one of the finest brought to Nogales, and the choice selections given free, are greatly appreciated by patrons of this popular high-class head quarters for sweets.
 Dr. H. M. Hart, veterinarian of the United States department of agriculture, was here a couple of days this week inspecting several large shipments of So nora cattle crossed at this port, for the Four-Bar ranch and J. E. Wise of Calabasas.
 Under Sheriff J. J. Lowe re- turned Wednesday from Mowry where he had been on official | business. As candidate on the | Democratic ticket for sheriff, MT. | Lowe-i is making a clean race and | if half his friends stay with him | on election day, he'll be elected, | easy.
 Judge J. F. Black, justice of | the peace at Tubac, was circul- | ating among old Nogales friends He says Tubac a long time ago was Democratic, later it was Republican, and now we'll, times and conditions do change. See official primary election returns.
 Wednesday of this week a of Sonora cattle sold by B luardo Legleu of the Interna- tional Cattle Company crossed the line at this port en route to the eastern market. Other by the same company, will go through Nogales during the latter part of this month.
 J. B. Wise, of Calabasas, this week received 1900 head of cat 5le from Sonora, for his big nome ranch where they will be for the market. Levin S Joffroy, the local customs brokers and commission agents, crossed the stock. They occupied twenty-five special stock cars.
 Fred. Hornstein, we'll known n Hermosillo and other Sonora ;ities, has opened cigar store n the room formerly occupied ,y Levin & Joffroy, in the Banco le Sonora building, where he will be pleased to see his old friends. Fred also handles high : lass Mexican and Hungarian 'pals.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Heslet nd son Desmond, after enjoying few days in Nogales as guests if Mrs. w. H. Eilers, have re- urned to the mines in Sonora, be- ng accompanied by Mrs. Eilers, vho went to the mines to enjoy
 visit with her husband, who is :, working for the company of , which MT. Heslet is superinten- I ent. <
 The forepart of the week Mrs. z 2 Marsh of t11iS oitu