The border vidette., 1911-06-24

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at Tucson by the Jinks Com
mittee of the Tucson Elks, has
made its appearance, and threat
ems to become regular thing,
on account of the splendid hit
made by the first number.
H. r. Burns, number OF
years connected with the West
ern Commercial Company on the
West Coast of Mexico, passed
north yesterday on his way from
Topic to Los Angeles, where he
will enjoy a well-earned rest.
| The rebel command of Colonel
Juan Cabral is still stationed in
] NOga1eS, Sonora. The boys are
a splendid bunch, we'll behaved
and gentlemanly. There are
about four hundred of them,
some of whom are Americans.
Mrs. George r. Earnshaw is
taking orders for a nice line. of
the Vegetable hose and high
grade, underwear. She will
either call on you or take your
order at the Elite Millinery in
the Postoffice Building. If.
Theo Gebler now has his
pioneer store in it's new home
across the Arroyo in the Gebler
building, next to the Nogales
Building & Loan offices, where
all his old friends are invited to
call when in need of anything
in his line
The committe appointed at the
citizens mass meeting last Tues
day evening, to Investigate the
water situation in Nogales, are.
working on the proposition and
will make report at public
mass meeting to be held some
time next week.
John Glasson, manager of the
Richfield Copper Company, ac-
cOmpanied by his estimable wife,
departed the fOrepart of the
week for the mines in Sonora.
For two months past Mr.. and
Mrs. Glasson have been guests
at the National Hotel.
Hermann KlauSer, the oil ex-
pert, who for several months
has been a guest at the Monte
yuma hotel, departed the fore
part of the week for Los An
geles, California, where he
expected to spend the summer
months. We wish him success.
A new daily paper, Democra-
tic in politics, with Sam W.
Small as editor in chief, will
make it's appearance in Phoenix
on July End. We wish The
Phoenix Sun all sorts of success.
May brother Small never ex-
perience trouble in making the
ghost walk. --
Mrs. lGreenwell, wife of Harry
GreenWell. president of the
Greenwich Arizona Mining Com
pany, has gone east to visit !
relatives and friends for month.
During the lady's absence from
the Golden Rose Camp, Presi-
dent Greenwell will personally
dir It operations.
Captain W. j. O'Callaghap,
director OF the Sixth Cavalry
band, is a high-class musician.
Under his direction the Sixth
Cavalry Band has become one
of the best musical organizations |
in the army. The people of No
gales have greatly enjoyed the
mighty open-air concerts given
by the band in the park.
DR.. Hoeffer, of the Hermosillo
Brewery, came up from SonOra's
city the forepart Of the
week on private business. He
reported business looking up
down his way since the cruel
war is over Doc says he now
has one of the best brewmasterS
in the world and the product
from his brewery can't be beat.
We are sorry to announce that
next Sunday evening DR.. w. A.
Laughlin, pastor of the Congre-
gational church in this city, will
give his farewell address to the
people of Nogales. During his
line months residence here he
las proved himself a splendid
speaker, a gentleman, reader,
thinker, and all round good
elbow, whose place will be hard
o fill.
Mr.. Sam King, who recently
eased the Brickwood hotel in
his city from ex-Mayor J. T.
will about the first ;