The border vidette., 1911-09-09

ington Camp, accompanied by his two little daughters, came over from camp this morning
 expecting to return thisavening
 Last Sunday Francis Duffy
 Jr., son of Attorney Frank J. Duffy, departed for Washington New York, his fathers old home,
 where he will attend school.
 Francis is one Nogales' bright
 est, best boys. We wish him
 success.
 Probate Judge M. Marsteller
 has received from the Mexican
 government titles to his valuab ble
 gold claims in the Altar district,
 near the international line, and
 already has interested eastern capital in the property, which
 has the ear marks of developing into a great gold producer.
 Hon. Mark Smith, Democratic candidate for United States sen atorship, will shortly return to Tucson from his old home in Kentucky, Colonel Pickett of Tombstone, also a candidate, has returned home from Los Angeles. The fight for senat- Orial honorS promises to be a warm one.
 Alberto Mascarenas, formerly of the local branch of Banco de Sonora, now connected with Banco Hipotecario y Agri- cola del Pacifico, of Hermosillo, came up from the capital city Thursday morning to see his brother Manuel, who the night before was shot by Gustavo Padres.
 Don Ramon Vasquez, pro- prietof of the Red House, after an extended trip east, where he went to buy winter and spring goods, has returned home, and is again personally managing his establishment on Nor ley. avenue, which this week received two carloads of clothing, dry goods, etc., from the east.
 Miss Mamie Donohue, popular of the Montezuma hotel, having undergone a very operation at the Sis ters' Hospital in. this city, is getting along fine to the delight of her numerous friends. Drs. and Kingsley, the little lady's physicians, report her greatly improved this morning. Ferd. VanMourick, manager of the Sonora News Company'S branch store here and in Sonora, has resigned as member of the | Common Council of NogaleS, l in order to devote his l entire time to. the management l of his company's large, constant " increasing business. His Suc- | .eSSOr has not been named yet. |
 R. C. Shugart has sold his in crest in The Arcade saloon, and hereafter that popular wet-goodS will be conducted by James Schultz, Bob Wren and AL. Stamm, three boys well and avorably known throughout Arizona, whose motto will be Fair treatment to all" " When i thirsty, foot-sore and weary, drop nto The Arcade. The boys will ,heer you up.
 Nogales is going to have a re- ,ular old fashioned Sixteenth of celebration. The rail oad will give special excursion ates and hundreds of visitors re expected here from Quay nas, Hermosillo, and other So- ora towns. The Guaymas base all team will cross bats with he Nogales boys and lovers of he great American sport, an icipate an exciting game.
 Ed. Massey of Magdalena, 'onora, who is operating placer hines in the Magdalena district, vas here the forepart of the eek experimenting the ship lent of two carloads of machin- ry purchased from Roy & Tit omb. Inc. Massey is one of ne best practical mining men in Onora. For many years he -aS connected with the late Col nel w. c. Greene of Cananea.
 J. B. Bristol, manager of the ; -ogales Electris Light, Ice & . Jater Company, departed yes ,rday morning for Los Angeles ( , be present at the meeting of le Inter State Commerce Com (