The border vidette., 1911-04-15
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 his intimate friends love to call him. makes good in anything he
 undertakes. He is a twenty
 century hustler.
 Dr. Kelly, accompanied by
 Mrs. Kelly and their cute little
 girl, arrived i'll the city yester-
 day from Altar, their home, making the trip by automobile.
 The doctor was in CabOrca last
 week when the rebels took pos
 session of the town, without
 firing a shot. They still have it.
 Last Sunday night Alberto
 NaranjO, a well known citizen of r NOgaleS, Sonora, while engaged
 in playing a game of billiards in
 Fl Congress- saloon, on the Mex
 ican side of the line, dropped
 dead of heart failure. Naranio
 was about forty-five years of age, a carpenter by trade and a
 man of family. He was highly respected by all who knew him, and his sudden, untimely death is deeply regretted.
 MT. c. M. Sanders, until re gently agent here for the South ern Pacific, telegraphS from New Orleans that he is in quarantine daughter Mamie having been stricken with measles. After leaving New Orleans, MT. Sand CTS and family will go to New York, thence to the old home at Commerce, Georgia. About May 1st he will return to Tucson, where he will work for the Southern Pacific.
 w. E. Rogers, president of the grounds out beyond Altar, on the coast, passed south the other day with number of wealthy associates who will pay a visit to the property under the guide ance of MT. Rogers, who is one of the most successful mining men in Mexico. The gold prop critics owned by his company are said to be worth millions and every man interested will re- ceive handsome returns on his investment.
 Postmaster Harry Barnett of Patagonia, and Chairman O. F. Ashburn of the board of super viSorS, were visitors in the city a couple of days this week, hay ing business in district court connected with the case of San t:agO Ainza, admin strator of the estate of Frank Ely, deceased, and the Crittanden Cattle Com pany, ct. al The gentlemen appeared for the defendants. Selim M Franklin represented the plaintiff, and John B. Wright the defendants.
 Maurice Breen, .ex-county re corder of Santa Cruz county, who with his interesting family resided in NOgaleS a number of years before removing to Cali fornia, accompanied by his fami- ly, spent Sunday here visiting and friends, For some ! time past MT. Breen and family | have been making their home in Cananea, where the gentleman had a fine position with a big company. From here | they will go to Chicago, Illinois, thence to Iowa, Mrs. Breen's old home. MT. Breen will make Chicago his headquarters.
 c. D. Moore, of The Arcade, by his family left 1 the forepart of the week for | Sentinel, the famous hot springs near Yuma, where many good | and others, have been relieved of their pains and aches and made happy. MT. Moore has been there before and knows the merits of the springs. He will take a cottage and with his family remain there until cured of a trouble some attack of rheumatism. Dur ing his absence from the city, James Schultz and Hon. Bo. J. will care for the numerous wants of patrons of The Arcade, where day and night the best of everything is served over the bar.
 Splendid progress is being made at the Mexican West Coast Oil Company's well No. l, out at station on the Buena Vista ranch of Don Manuel Mas :arenas, and in the near future H. E. Stevens be- ieves his company will be the )rOn6 nOSSPSSOr of a DrO0ucinU