The border vidette., 1911-03-04

naturally the sheriff is wearing
 a broad smile of contentment.
 Thursday, Wright, the painter
 and artistic decorator, placed a
 big French plate glass in La
 RefOrma," to replace the one
 accidental broken some time ago
 by a small boy, who allowed his
 hammer to slip. The glass was furnished by George B. Marsh,
 Inc.
 Mrs. c. c. Kingsley, sister of Mrs. B. 'Titcomb, is guest of
 the TitcOmb family at their i pleasant home place on Mob Hill.
 Mrs. Kingsley, nee Miss Kate Christ, is a most highly accOmp-
 ished musician. She resided in
 NOgales many years, and has
 wide circle of friends here. MT. Kingsley, who represents Roy
 & Titcomb, Inc, at Guaymas, Sonora, is also well and favor | ably known in the line city. William c. Budge, agent for | the NOgales Improvement Com pany, who also writes life and | fire insurance and tranSacts real ! estate and other business in his
 line, is now pleasantly located in
 his elegant new quarters in the Ephraim building on Morley
 avenue.5 MT. Budge is well and
 favOrably known and has large acquaintances throughout this
 section. We predict for him a splendid future, and bespeak for him a share of our friends buSi- ness.
 Thursday evening Pedro Ire Hes, ppefecto of the Magdalena district, Sonora, Mex, arrived in the city from Cananea, and the same night continued on to Mag dalena, the capital of his district. PrefectO TrelleS is an enthu- siastic staunch supporter of the Diaz government and is not afraid to go to the front in de fense- of same. He is well and favorably known in Nogales 1 where he and his mother, most | estimable lady, have many warm personal friends.
 Wednesday evening Ed. Lanier had a house warming" at his | large, cOmmOdiOus new saloon in the Ephraim building. There | were free sandwiches, etc., and many patrons of The Palace were present to assist in making the occasion great success, both financially and socially. The new Palace is most central ly located, and with Manager Joe Deputy in charge during the day and Will Finley on duty at night, should have no trouble the ghost walk on paydays.
 A special troop train in charge of Conductor Ben Ashbey conveyed a hundred Mexican soldiers to Cananea Thursday evening, and yesterday morning two carloads more arrived from the south and were rushed to the big copper camp, where it is said all arrangements have been made by the Diaz forces to give battle, to the hord of re in that vicinity. evening betting was two one here that the special train would never reach Cana nea. It did, the losers say, because Conductor AShbey was on board.
 Messrs. M. s. Dudley and Carl Hunt, of Portland, Oregon, two prominent mining men, are guests at the Montezuma hotel. The gentlemen in company with Fred H. Moore, of this city and H. D. Thompson of Denver, Colorado, have just returned from a gold prospecting trip in Lower California, going by boat from Guaymas. They report having had a most strenuous voyage, but all being good sail ors and true sports, they do not begrudge the time, money and other things they lost on their search for yellow, reful- gent gold, which they did not get. Brown as berries, feeling fine and dandy, the gentlemen returned from old Mexico, and after resting a few days will again go into the Arizona hills in search of mother earth'S hid den treasure. We wish them success.
 Simmons Magazine.
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