The border vidette., 1911-08-26

NPAG week MT. " ] l a IT
 Schuckmann, president and gen.
 eral manager of the Las Dos
 Naciones Cigar Company, will
 return homo from a business
 visit to San Francisco, where
 his big local factory has a
 branch.
 H. H. Haas, route agent for
 Wells Fargo & Co. was a visitor
 here Thursday on his way to
 Mazatlan and other points south
 MT. Haas is we'll known in No
 gales where he has many friends all of whom rejoice over his | promotion.
 Hermann Klauser, the oil expert, who now makes Los Angeles his hearquarters, after spending a few days in Nogales on mining business, has return ed to the city of angels, where he was recently joined by his wife and little son.
 Everybody in Santa Cruz coun- ty will be sorry to learn that George N. Saver, one of Uncle Sam's efficient customs officials l is very sick man; however, pr. Smelker has hopes of soon having him fixed up as good as new. Here's hoping.
 MT. O. K. Franklin, accom- panied by Mrs. Franklin and the children left this morning for Los Angeles for an extended visit. During Mr. Franklin's absence from the city his large business interests will be taken care of by MT. Harry Smith.
 Now that President Taft has signed the statehood bill, let's get busy and all work together for a greater Arizona with a Democratic governor and a De- mocratic representation at the national capital. The recall of the judiciary will come later.
 After several days in Tucson on private business J. A. liar rison returned home Thursday night. As a result of the fine rains now visiting this section, MT. Harrison is wearing a smile that won't come off. The rains mean much to our ranchers and stockraisers.
 Next Monday Mrs. George Weiland and Miss >Rosina and Master George will depart for San Diego, Cal, where they will in future make their home Just as soon as MT. Weiland can dispose of his mines and real estate interests he too will go to San Diego to reside.
 Manager Hartman of the Float Gold Mining Company came in from camp the forepart of the week to purchase camp and mine supplies. Manager Hartman is practical mining man of many years experience. We wish him success in his efforts to develop a dividendpaying mine at our very door. The prospects look bright.
 Colonel J. s. Gatlin accom- panied by his sons Jesse and Albert A. spent last Sunday and Monday at the county seat, hay ing business before the board of equalization which was in ses- sion the forepart of the week. The Gatlins are among the best Known, substantial citizens of Santa Cruz county, where they have resided many years.
 Thursday N. Leeker, prop rietor of the La Barata returned with his boys from a visit to New York, Chicago and other points in the east where he went to purchase fall and winter goods. Mir. Leeker and the boys had a fine time and Mr. Leeler says he purchased one of the biggest, best lines of dry goods ever brought to NOgales. l
 Tom Bortom, one of Arizona'S brightest attorneys, appeared | before the board of equalization in the interest of the l estate in the matter of | the increased assessment on cat | tie. Mir. BOrton succeeded in the honorable board that "a mistake had been made" and saved his client S25OO. MT. Borton always did have a taking way.
 Monday the Board of Super visorS met as a board of equali- zation and heard kicks" from