The border vidette., 1911-04-22

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 election held in MaricOpa county
 Ph1nix. the capital city. is the
 only wet town in the county. In Phoenix the wet&' won by
 32O, in total vote of 2tO9. the l heaviest ever pOlIed. Tempe,
 Mesa and Wiclenburg went
 dry
 Leslie Hardy. son of Captain
 Chas. Hardy of this city, i. one
 of the rising young lawyers of
 Arizona. MT. Hardy is now practicing his profession in
 Tucson, being associated with
 Mark Smith. This week he has
 been here attending district court.
 Dick Rogers is making some
 needed improvements at Zimmer mann'S Palace of Sweets. Dick is d postmaster in the business. | He and his sisters have built up
 a fine business since coming to
 Nogales. Everything is first
 class and the price is always | right. - Professor Peter SchelIburg,
 the diamond merchant and jewel
 CT, received the sad news Mon day of the sudden death at Kan
 saS City. Mo-, the day before of his mother law, Mrs. Kate
 Schellburg. Deceased was about SiXtyfive years of age at the
 time of her passing.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bankerd, father and mother of MT. c. A. Bank erd, were guests at the Monte zuma hotel Tuesday, having ar rived the night before from the east on a visit with their son and his interesting family, who came to the city in their auto mobile to meet the old gentle man and lady.
 Next Monday l.. Lulley, pro p1'ietOr of Lulley's Buffet, ac- cOmpanied by Mrs.~Lulley, will go to the hot springs near Sen tincL this territory, where MT. Lulley will take a special treat ment for that tired feeling ; During his absence from No gales, his brother Mark will personally manage the Buffet.
 Hon. Richard Farrell, ex-sup- ervisor of Santa Cruz county, who owns splendid mining prop erty over in the old HarshaW mining district, has for several days past been in attendance at district court. Dick, as his per sOnal friends love to call him, is one of the county'S pioneer citizens. We hope to see him cap a golden reward.
 Jack Cleaver, formerly of San JaVier, Sonora, now f resident of HermOsillo, is a guest at the BrickwoOd hotel. expecting to remain a month, or until condi- tiOnS. in3hiS section of the cOun- try change. For some time past Jack has been out at CabOrca, in the Altar district, in charge of valuable property owned by wealthy Hermosillo people.
 The great Three R. mines a1e only twelve miles from NOgales. Their success spells success for NOgales and all of Santa Cruz COuillA N. 1G- dLNA A. E. Crepin, the lucky owners of these wonderfully rich mines are to be congratuled. They l have real bonanza worth a then some. The mines 1 are only eight miles from Pa tagOnia.
 Collector O'Keefe says that if 1 the rebels had held the port 1 until Juan Cabral and other | leaders and forces, on/the way. had arrived. they could have held Agua Prieta indefinitely. O'Keefe always gets there; sometimes a little late, but he always gets there. This time he arrived at Agua Prieta only two hours after the rebels beat it."
 Some time today four troops of the Sixty Cavalry, U. $. A, will arrive in NOgaleS from Iowa, for service along the interna- -ional border, with headquarters 1t this port of entry. With more han three hundred of the best soldiers on earth sta toned here, )ur friends in NOgales, Sonora, leed not lay awake o nights for ear of an invasion from this side of the line.
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