The border vidette., 1911-08-05

Padres, one of the newly elected state senators of Sonora, was made happy by the arrival of 8, girl babe. Mother and little one doing nicely and the Senator is as proud as peacock.
 George Wieland left yesterday morning for his mines near Pa tagOnia to meet a party of gen tlemen who may become in terested financially in the prop erty, which George has develop ed into producing mine.
 Miss Rosina Wieland has gone to Los Angeles and other points of interest on the Pacific coast, expecting be absent from No- gales a. couple of months. The Wielands may decide to make their future home in California.
 Hon. J. T. Brickwood is. in favor of the citizens of Nogales and Santa Cruz county raising a fund to send experienced pros pectors into the Santa Rita and Patagonia mountains for gold, silver and copper, A good sug geStiOn.
 MT. James Reagan and family of Patagonia came down from the second city in the county Wednesday and has since been visiting here. MT. Reagan re- ports his town rather quiet at this time of the year. but hopes for livelier times soon.
 A. c. Bernard, president of Hotel A1bin, Guaymas' great hotel which is headquarters for foreigners who visit the bay city, accompanied by Hon. Joseph Scott, passed north yes terday morning en route to Tucson, where they went to get cooled off.
 The death of Joe Chears at Stafford last week, was a shock 70 his many old friends in No gales, who knew and liked him. None of them will believe Joe took his own life as reported and are waiting further details of his sudden, untimely passing. He will be missed.
 Harry Peary, proprietor of The Lobby, was Q very sick man several days this week, as g. re- suit of eating bad canned toma- toes. At this writing he is great ly improved, and Richard will soon be himself again." to the delight of his numerous friends and acquaintances.
 This evening at the Athletic Club there will be a social dance to which many have been invited from both sides of the interna- tiona1 line by the. committee composed of the following gent lemen: A. B. Encinas, A Gayou and Jesus Sotomayor. A fine time is-asSured those who attend.
 J. A. Straith, now in charge of the J. E. Wise ranch at Gala basas, came to town yesterday to transact private business. re turning in the afternoon. He reported MT. Wise ill in one of the Los Angeles hospitals, where he went to have an operation performed. Jack said everything at the b;g ranch was lovely.
 San Juan's Day was lucky day for the Sorrells family. On that day always the 24th of June, there arrived at the home of Bert Sorrells a bouncing baby boy. Everybody is happy over the advent of the little Democrat. Mother and little. one are doing nicely and Bert is the prOudeSt father in his section of the county.
 Attorney Frank J. Duffy ac- cOmpanied by Mrs. Duffy and the children have been enjoying Q weeks vacation over at Park CTS Canyon with the dear ones at home. where yellow leg chicken and mashed potatoes are served by Mother Parker and country life is just one con tinuOus round of unalloyed plea sure.
 c. A. Arnold, head bookkeep- CT for l.. B. Fleischer when he conducted the American Cloth ing Factory in Nogales, So nora, Mex, is now holding d splendid clerical position with the Ray Consolidated Copper Company, at Ray, Arizona. Mr. Arnold is thoroughly competent and realia5le to fill any position