The border vidette., 1911-09-02

tsClIikefttH 1ldS TSUurVpu rom visit to her old -home in the east
 accompanied by her mother anc sister.
 Theron Richardson. assistant
 cashier of the First Nationa.
 Bank of Nogales, ia back from his vacation spent on the Pacific
 coast. He reports having q delightful time: Friends of William Powers o1 Patagonia will be glad to learn that he is recovering from a bad attack of rheumatism. Gus
 Yarick is looking after his wet goods emporium.
 District Attorney Williams of Cochise county was here a couple of days this week. Mir. Williams would be a candidate on the republican ticket, it is said, for congressman.
 J Cletcher Doan and Ed. Mas sey, two dead game sports from Magdalena, are here. with view of purchasing suburban proper ty. Both are mining men of many years experience.
 Julius Sabatier, accompanied by his wife and the little girl returned the forepart of the week from Chicago and New York, where Mr. Sabatier pur- chased winter and spring goods.
 Ha, ing concluded $ session, the territorial board of equaliza-
 
 valuation of property in Arizona is S92 ,O32, 7O8, ,65, an increase of S11, BOG, 4S2, ,29 over last years valuation.
 A. Carpena, the haberdasher went to Tucson Wednesday to meet travelling representative of a big eastern clothing house. MT. Carpena expects to be in his handsome new hone about the fifteenth of September.
 At present there are 769 miles of railroad in the state of So- nora, and concessions have been granted for the building of 4CO miles more, which will open up some of the richest agricultural and mineral sections of the state. 
 C.. c. Rountree, many years a of MinaS PrietaS, So- nora, was stopover visitor in Wednesday on his way home from a business visit to Ca nanea. This was Nr. Rountree's first visit here in several years.
 Tuesday night Mn. J. M Will liams, the newly appointed su- Derintendent Of-the Sinaloa ydivi- | sion of the Southern Pacific of ! Mexico, with headquarters at l passed south fiom | Tucson to assume his new duties. |
 George Wise, nephew of J. E. Wise, the Calabasas rancher and 1 ,tockraiser, after edjoying a visit here with his uncle's fami- y, left yesterday for his home n Pittsburg, Pa. The young nan will later return for the winter
 THE BORDER VIDETTE ac- the receipt of an invitation to a banquet at the governors palace in Hermosillo his evening in honor of Gov ernor- Elect Jose Maria Mayto- 'ena. Maytorena's election was 
 A.. A. Hudgins of the City Dairy has the best herd of Jer- eys in the west and possibly in he world. He is making arrange nents- to take a bunch of his horoughbreds to the territorial air at Phoenix, next November, the 9th.
 The county road between No ,aleS and Patagonia, thanks to Road Overseer Bennett, is one # the best in the state. Last 1onday night Dr. Kingsley rove his automobile from Pata- onia to this city in one hour nd thirty-fye minutes.
 Engineer Pedro Trelles of Sonora; was here he forepart of the week, having ome up to the border to meet is friend A. M. Conard, presi- ent of the Sonora Copper melting Company, who has re- :, lrned from Kansas City.
 Miss Mamie Donoghue, the yer accommodating manager of \ le Montezuma hotel has been uite ill this week. However, I ] this writing the little Irish !, dy is greatly improved and i'll Soo7, 1,a herself a0ain tO tho