The border vidette., 1911-10-28

| IcIId NlISUIlCU, oOHOEd, IS d 7 ucSU tbt
 the MOntezuma hotel, from Mag
 dalena. He came up to meet his
 wife, who has been spending the
 summer on the coast.
 Next week Probate Judge M.
 Marsteller will go out to his gold
 mines in Sonora and place a | force of men at work developing | the same. The property has
 great merit and the judge be-
 lieves it will with proper work
 prove a dividend-payer.
 Richard Reynolds, U. $. de-
 putty collector of customs at Lochiel, is taking a well earned vacation and is now visiting old
 friends and acquaintances here.
 Before returning to his post,
 Richard will visit his old mother
 and other relatives in California.
 Dave Loeb, proprietor of La Popular, has returned from a
 business trip to California. Dur ing absence from the city,
 Messrs. Hart and Arizmendez were as busy as cranberry mer- chants in the big haberdasher headquarters on Morley avenue.
 Early in January there will be held in this city a convention of the fifty-four lodges of the A. H. A., No. 6, of Nogales. A large attendance is expected and ar engagements will be made to entertain delegates from the different lodges in a beftting manner.
 Miss Mamie Donoghue, Miss Mamie," is still confined in the Sisters Hospital, but is slowly improving and will soon be able to be out. MT. Ben Evans, of Tucson, who arrived here last week from Tucson with his family, is rapidly making friends as manager of the Montezuma hotel, of which Mamie was man ager so many years.
 Lucky Mark Lulley, of the Wandering Jew mine, this coun- ty, is now at the mine, being accompanied by parties who con- template purchasing the same. The Jew is one of the best silver lead propositions in the country, and will make it's owners rich one of these days. Col. R. R. of Patagonia, and l.. Lulley of this city are part own CTS in The Jew.
 Election returns from Sopori | precinct having gone astray, the | board of supervisors were un- able yesterday to canvas the returns so adjourned | until next Monday. According to the unofficial returns, the | contest between Dr. Doherty and | T. P. Thompson, for Democratic nomination of assessor, is ill i in doubt. Both gentlemen, how ever, claim the plum.
 Charley L.. Fowler of this city l has received official notice that 1 he has been appointed poStmaSt- | CT at this place, vice Milton Bohal resigned. MT. Fowler | will assume his new duties just | as soon as his bond can be filed with the proper folks at Wash ington. Mr. Bohall will devote his time to mining and other private interests which requires his personal attention.
 Captain J. D. Milton, for many years connected with Uncle Sam's immigration service, with headquarters at Fairbank, spent Thursday in Nogales shaking hands with old friends and ac- luaintanceS, after an absence of four years. From here Captain Milton will visit Guaymas, Gu iacan and Mazatlan on pleasure bent, expecting to enjoy couple )f week vacation in the South and.
 Jos. M. Eppstine, state organ ger for the Loyal Order of Moose, is here from Phoenix md will organize a lodge. The Moose are becoming so throughout the coun- ny that no city is complete local lodge. This order $ one of the few that will take ;are of it's members while living. Us benefi: are S7 per week dur ng sickness or accident, S1O0 in case of death and medical at tendance for members and their antilles. MT. Eppstine will in he near future, institute a lodge lere. Charter fee will be $500, while the charter is open.