The border vidette., 1911-12-23

All members are requested to bt
 present accompanied by theil 1 friends.
 Tuesday night the home O.
 P. Sandoval, the Nogales, So
 nora, banker, was made happy
 by the arrival of baby girl Both mother and little one doing
 nicely, and the fond father is
 wea ring a broad smile of con tentment.
 This morning P J. Mcintyre,
 of this city, went out to the
 HarShaw district, this county,
 to personally superintend the
 annual assessment work on the
 claims owned by the Douglas,
 Arizona and Sonora Develop
 ment Company.
 MT. McCord, the land man, has for several days past been a guest at the Montezuma hotel from out in the Altar district, where he is prospecting for water. The work is in charge of Jefferson Davis Roundtree, of this city, one of the best well experts in the country.
 County Treasurer E. A. Red doch is back from San Diego, where he had been called on account of the serious illness of his brother Joseph, the well known, popular locomotive en- gineer, who we are pleased to report greatly improved although still very sick man.
 Karns Brothers, the local au- tomobile dealers, have sold to Senator James A. Harrison, a handsome automobile, which Senator Harrison has presented to his wife as a Christmas gift. When Senator Harrison goes to the state senate at Phoenix, he and Mrs. Harrison will make the trip overland by auto.
 Richard Brady, the wealthy Pima county cattleman, was a business visitor in the city Thurs day, from Tucson, where he makes his home. MT. Brady at tended the congress of cattle men held recently in Denver, Colorado, where he says he met many of the big cattlernen of America.
 John Brickwood, Jr., one of Unc,e Sam's efficient immigra- ton inspectors, has been a very sick man this week, as result of taking an overdose of quinine. The young mans many friends will be pleased to learn that he has almost fully recovered and is able to again attend to his duties.
 Last Sunday w. G. Bowman, local agent for the Southern Pa cific, visited Carbo, Sonora, where he has private interests. For number of years MT. Bow man was stationed at Carbo, as the railway company's repres- Wherever MT. Bow man and family have resided they have a wide circle of friends.
 T. D. Casanega, one of the county's pioneer farmers, came up from his splendid ranch near Calabasas Monday and spend the day here transacting private business. Tom is one of the county's most progressive Repu- olicans. Naturally he feels good | over the result of the recent l election when the territory went | hell bent" Democratic.
 Clay Mundy is again holding town a responsible position in he office of w. G. Bowman, ocal agent for the Southern Pa ,ific company. The gentleman's friends are pleased to zee him back in Nogales, where le resided several years before going to Tucson to work for the 'ailroad company, with which he las been connected many years.
 A. J. Millilen, chief inspector if the U. s. Immigration, arriv- d home Wednesday, night ac- ompanied by his newly welded 'ride, one of CalifOrnia's fairest aughters. Since coming to No ,aleS, MT. Millilzen has made a ost of friends all of whom will oin us in wishing him and his ride happiness as man and wife.
 Charley Rand, the Magdalena 1 mining man, after an absence rom Sonora of a couple of years, } again circulating among his Id friends. He may in the near 1ture make this his permanent ome. Recently he disposed of a ice bunch of stock in an English