The border vidette., 1911-07-01

week from Patagonia. Work or the wagon road between thei1 Alta camp and Tubac is being
 pushed as rapidly as possible The distance is only twelve
 miles.
 Manager Dodge of Fl CabrilIc
 Mining Company, after spending
 a month at San Diego with his
 interesting little family, return
 ed to the mines in Sonora Wed
 neSday night. Another carload
 of high grade silver ore will at once be hauled to Noria for ship
 ment to the customs smelter at
 Ell PasO, Texas.
 Tuesday of this week while
 being drawn west toward Tue
 son at the rate of thirty or forty
 miles an hour, Superintendent
 J. D. Dyer's private car "Tuc-
 son. caught fire and was dc
 stroyed. Loss, including it's fur
 nishings and the personal prop
 erty of the superintendent,a about
 S5, GOO: Origin of the fire un- | known.
 w. B. Rogers, president of | MInaSe Las PalOmas, $. A., ac-
 companied by his brother Oscar
 J., and Dr. Kelly, came up from
 the mines Wednesday and Thurs day morning w. E. continued north ! en route to his home at Pacific Grove, Cal This morn ing Oscar will start on the re- turn trip to the mines, a adistance of 15O miles by automobile.
 Last Sunday evening pr. w. A. Laughlin, Ph. D., pastor of the Congregational church in. this city, delivered his farewell sermon to a large audiance. From here .Dr. Laughlin, who is a clever newspaper and story writer, will go east where he will devote all his time to news paper work. The name of his successor has not been learned.
 Teodoro Morineau and E.. Mo- rineau, merchants of Caborca, Sonora, have gone to Tucson on private business. Just when the gentlemen will return to Ga borca, they are unable to state. At this time it is said they do not stand ace high' with the powers that be in that section of the country, where for many years they have been at the top of the. heap.
 Mrs. Isabel de Vazquez, aged | 80 years, passed away early l morning at the home l of he1%daughter, Mrs.~Dr. H. w. Purdy, in this city. The fun eral was held late Thursday af | ternoon from the Purdy resi- | dence, interment being in the cemetery. The aged lady had resided in Nogales many years and was well known and highly respected.
 President and General Mar ager A. M. Conard of the So- nora Copper Co.,, spent a couple of days here this week with his family, from the company's pro perty at Cobre Grande where the shelter is ready to blowin just as soon as the tramway from the mine to the shelter, now being erected under the of George Watt of this city, is completed.
 Last Saturday afternoon at the chambers of Probate Judge M. Marsteller, MT. Peter Rob 7rts of St. Louis, Mo-, and Miss. Ethel Search of this city were married. The ceremony was very quiet affair, only few intimate friends of the con 5racting parties, being present. THE BORDER VIDETTE wishes he newly welded couple much and prosperity.
 Thursday s uperin te n ent John Burton commenced work ,n Alex. Carpena's two-story prick store building on Morley venue, which when completed will be one of the most attrac i've structures in the line city. l The new building will have an legant French plate glass front { nd will be first-claSS and mod m in every respect. Until his lew home is completed MT. ( Jarpena will continue to do business in the J. E. Wise build s ng which will later be torn l own and a new one erected on he site of the old.
 Yesterday Superintendent H.