The border vidette., 1911-07-08

| OTcI1Ild1 DdfDcI, OH NlOIltAN Ave, {, in Rricl1wood building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully ] invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair 1 Cutting a speciality. If.
 Manager A. A. Gossard of 1 the International Drug Com pany, this city, is wearing a l broad smile of cOntentment. It i, is fine boy and mother and little one arc getting along nice ly. Dr. Kingsley is the attend ing physician.
 A reward of $500 is now of fered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the men who shot and killed John Bouschet last Friday night near his home four miles northwest of Tucson. It is thought Bous- chet was murdered for his money.
 c. C. Kingsley, manager for Roy & Titcomb, Inc. at Quay mas, Sonora, where the big local firm has a branch, has been enjoying a weeks visit here with his family, on Mob Hill. Mrs. Kingsley is a sister of Mrs Ed Titcomb. Her maiden name was Kate Christ, of this city.
 w. G. Bowman, first assistant superintendent of the Sonora railway, with headquarters at at Empalme, was in town one day this week shaking hands with his numerous friends. MT: Bowman stated that his his wife, after a serious short ill- ness during which she was in the Guaymas hospital, is getting along nicely.
 This evening there will be an other mass meeting of citizens of Nogales to further discuss the water and sewer proposition, now before the taxpayers, who will petition the city of Nogales to call for an election to vote city bonds for the installation of both water and sewer systems. The propositions will, it is said, be voted separately. Every tax payer should attend tonight's meeting.
 The reports from all over the
 
 Four of July was record break CT for hot weather, many eastern cities showing over 100 degrees and scores of deaths recorded from the excessive heat. Out of the long list of records pub lished, it was shown that the coolest place in the United States; was at Flagstaff, Ari- zona,-=With- a temperature of II degrees.
 On the Fourth of July County Treasurer A. B. ReddOch of this city received telegram from his brother James, well known here, who is now, and has been for several years, a Superinten- dent on one of the Mexican rail roads, announcing the arrival in El Paso, Texas, of a fine baby girl. We join Mir. Reddoch's numerous old friends in wishing him many happy returns of the occasion.
 Sunday morning Dr. and Mrs. Kelly and MT. and Mrs. F. H. | Moore, were nOrthbound pas sengers, the former going to their,ranch home near Portland, Ore, the latter en route to Colo rado, where they will spend the remainder of the summer with relatives and friends, returning to Nogales next fall. pr. Kelly and MT. Moore own valuable gold mines in the Altar district, Sonora.
 Reed, the cold-blooded mur derer of Edgar $ Graves, late of Troop H. Sixty Cavalry, is now guarded in the county jail where he was placed by Deputy Sheriff J. J. Lowe short ly after he shot and killed his brother soldier who at the time was bending over a wash pan washing his face, and it is hope he will be made to pay the full penalty of his detardly crime. Graves was killed in stantly, being shot with an army fife. Wednesday morning Harry Graves, a brother of the dead soldier, left for ThompsOnville, Ill.,, with the remains, which were escorted to the depot by 5hree troops of cavalry
 To be gone ten days on trip, MT. and Mrs. l.. J. E Tap0or will 1oave~ SI1n6aU in |