The border vidette., 1911-07-15
John J. Deegan, brother-in

' COllI C. beeSdu, DTOUIloT-lH ) law of Hon. George W. Atkinson r of Tucson and Calabasas, has been appointed deputy live stock inspector, and has entered upor his duties. John is an expert when it comes to reading brands He is popular with the stock. raisers of Santa Cruz county,
 and should make a first-class in
 spector. We wish him good luck.
 James Finley, general store
 keeper at Empalme for the
 railroad company, accompanied
 by his wife and the children
 came up from the south We'd
 nesday morning and continued
 on north en route to Salt Lake
 City, where Mrs. Finley and the
 children will visit friends and
 relatives. James Finley is one
 of Pima county's well known,
 successful Democratic politi-
 clans.
 Tomorrow the Sixth Cavalry
 troops will depart for Fort
 Huachuca, where the regiment
 will be stationed indifinitely.
 The boys will be greatly missed,
 as will Captain Furlong and the
 other officers, all of whom made
 many friends during their SO
 jOurn here. As a result of the soldiers stay in Nogales, the
 town many thousand dollars richer. We are sorry to see the
 boys go.
 Last evening Robert Shugart of The Arcade treated his num- erous friends to a royal feast in the shape of baked bird-pie made by Mrs. W. s. Madding, assisted by MT. Madding, who says he spent half day and night preparing the birds for the pan. Those who helped eat the pie say friend Madding's time was not wasted. It would have won first prize in any contest.
 The speech made at the politi- cal meeting held in Ramirez theatre last Saturday evening, by Captain Chas. Hardy, of this city, was easily the best Demo cratic speech ever heard in the state ot Sonora. Captain Hardy was given a rOuSing welcome by the large, enthusiastic audiance, and an effort is being made by his friends to induce him to take the stump in Sonora for the | Democratic party.
 We publish today for the first | time amendment to the articles | of of ln Water Supply Company, Limit ed. The principal office of the company is in .Nogales, Arizona, where in future annual meetings of the stockholders shall be held | on the third Monday of Febru- ary of each year. H. Bonzi of Guaymas is president, and c. Bernard of the same place, is secretary of the company.
 John S. Hurst is in from his Buena Vista mines where he is taking out good shipping ore, a consignment of which will be sent today to Ell Paso, Texas. Mr. Frank N. Cox, Mr. Hurst's partner, will in a few days go out to camp to assist in pushing The Buena Vista camp is near the Providencia camp where Harry Greenweu is a gold mine, about a dozen miles east of the city.
 Major L. E. Carrillo, proprie- tor of the NogaleS Cold Storage, believes is taking time by the fore-locz, and one day this week sent a rush telegraphic order to the beer house of Schlitz re questing the shipment, without delay, of another carload of Schlitz. Major Carrillo says he is happy to state that he is daily his family trade. At l III hours he is ready to fill ord ! ITS for half-pints to any part of l he city. Orders taken for half lOZen and up. {
 The Phoenix Sun, Colonel Sam Small, editor and mananger, is welcome daily arrival at this l office, from the capital city. The Sun is Democratic through and V trough, and Sam Small is a ! newspaper man, fear ess and capable. He will make lis big daily an instrument of I asting benefit to Arizona, the ! un- kissed land of promise, with c ,r without statehood. We wish |