The border vidette., 1911-08-12

Thursday night the pleasant home of City Councilman George H. Feidler was made happy by the arrival of a cute baby girl. Dr. Gustetter reports mother and little one doing nicely. Tuna Bitters, ''n4ture's gift from Arizona," is daily becoming more popular. One of these days the owners of this wonderful discovery will find themselves wealthy. Keep you eye on Tom Hanlan. He has the dope. MT. James Reagan and family have again taken up their resi- dence in Nogales, where they have many friends. Frank Re l agan has gone to Del Rio, Texas, to enjoy a visit with his mother at the old home.
 Colonel Gregorio l.. Cuevas, Jefe de Armas, arrived in the city, Thursday morning from Culiacan, SinalOa, on his way to Mexico City, where he goes on official business. He was a vel come caller at this office. Col 1 onel Cuevas is a personal friend of Major Fred. Krohn of the Southern Pacific of Mexico.
 Mir. Louis Roller. Diamond Lew" owner of the diamond mines situated in this county, a short distance from Nogales, accompanied by his wife spent Thursday in the city, tranSacting business, and incidentally shak- ing hands with old friends and acquaintances.
 Jefferson Davis Roundtree, the expert well -driller, will have charge of the fine outfit daily expected by MT. McCord, agent for the big company owning thousands of acres Of land on the line of the proposed Port Lobos railroad. A series of wells will be sunk, and MT. Roundtree says 'he'Il bet a million, good results will be ob- tained.
 FOR SALE-All my household furniture. Low prices. F. B. Chase. . If.
 Scott White attended the fun eral services held last Monday at Cananea over the remains of his old friend Colonel W. c. Greene. The body of Colonel Greene was taken to Los An geles for interment. Thousands of friends of the late copper king, attended the funeral ser vices. Bill Greene will be great ly missed He was a man among men.
 Mir. Max Muller, manager of most substantial banking inSti- tutions, spent a couple of days in town this week, being chaper- oned around by Acting Cashier Carlos Rivera of the local branch. Mr.. Muller is one of Mexico'S premier financierS, it being he who established the great bank which has a branch here. Manager Muller makes his home in Hcrmosillo, Sonora's $ capital.
 A. A. Hudg1n Of the City Dairy is already hard at work making arrangements to go to the seventh annual Arizona fair next November with bunch of the finest cattle in America. Last year Mr. Hudgin carried off nearly everything in sight, and this year he will have a larger and better bunch than ever be- fore. The fair will be held at Phoenix the second week in Nov ember, the 9th to 11th, 1911. Frank J. Duffy is commissioner for Santa Cruz county. If you want a premium list, write him.
 Charles D. Hills, secretary to President Taft, has telegraphed Sims Ely, editor of The Arizona Republican, that the President has authorized no report as to his action on the Flood reSolu- tion admitting Arizona to state hood. Nevertheless and not withstanding, some carpet bag federal office holders, and others are busy shouting and screaming that President Taft will veto the statehood bill, because he said he would. The President has gone to Beverly, his summer home, to spend Sunday. He'll return to Washington Monday.