The border vidette., 1911-12-30
Dad" Hesekiah ". Clark. ac-

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 companied by his grand daught
 CT, Miss Lucille Biauser. spent Thurday in the city from the
 Clark ranch at Camille. MT. Clark
 owns one of the best ranches and the finest bunch of whiteface
 cattle in the country; doesn't
 owe a dollar on earth, and now that Arizona has gone Demo
 cratic, he is the happieSt man on
 earth. He reported heavy snow fall in his section and said all
 the dry farmers were wearing
 broad smiles of cOntentment.
 With the surrender of General
 Bernardo Reyes, at Linares,
 Mexico, the other day, danger
 of another revolution in Mexico
 has passed, and there is general
 rejoicing throughout the land.
 Contrary to expectation, the old
 military leader found only a
 handful of followers awaiting
 him in Mexico, instead of an army. Now he is willing to personally assume all the res possibility, asking clemency for eiIO w III Oh WhO WSIS 1OS bI UO him.
 Wednesday evening Mir. Roy Herrera and Miss Rachael Mix, both of th s ty, were united in tn } holy bonds of matrimOny and w WadneSC ay morning the happy young bride and groom departed for sunny California where they yuil1 -,,on6 +hoi,, I,oroum0o,, fo ing with them the best wishes of a wide circle of friends. The groom is a son of the late Major Fred. Herrera; the bride is the youngest daughter of J. B. Mix, one of Uncle Sam's oldest GUS tom house inspectors.
 Albert Brickwood, who has. for several years past been in the | U. $. consulate service, in South 1 is visiting in Nogales, 2 guest of the family of his uncle, Hon. John T. Briclzwood. Since leaving Nogales, MT. Brickwood says he has travelled a great leal, but he has seen no place to compare with the line city, and lODeS to again make this is nome. Before going to South Mir. Brickwood was American consul at Nogales, Sonora.
 Joe Miller, one of the best practical mine SuperintendentS Ii the country, after an extend d pleasure visit in Boston, and 'ther down east cities, return to logales Thursday night, to ac- ept the superintendency of the nines in Sonora owned by the zaqui River Consolidated Gold ( : Copper Company. Besides eing a first-claSS mine superin- Joe Miller is one of the ] 7orld's champion hard-rocl1 drill. $ CTS. The company is fortunate l Securin his services. (
 Tuesday the jury summoned y Coroner Chatham to hold an f lquest over the body of the man f Ound in the rear of U. $. Col ( l this city, Christmas morning, 0und that the deceased was IeXican named Jose PalomareS, ged about fifty five years; ingle man, who came to his 4 cath from exposure on the night f December 24th, 1911. The ody of the unfortunate man was s uried Tuesday, at the expense n the county, interment being c l the NOgales cemetery. d
 Wednesday evening at the SF hurch of the Sacred Heart in a lis city, in the presence of p undredS of friends of the high parties, MT. Charles uncan Karns and Miss Mar W lret Brickwood, both of No n lles, were united in the holy 'nds of matrimony. The groom
 a member of Karns Bros. the J. ltomObile dealers of this city, s ld the bride is the beautiful and complished daughter of Mr. sstt Id Mrs. John T. Brickwood, c Oneer citizens of this city. A ar 'st of friends and acquaintances Ft II join in wishing the newly, ppr edded couple a long, prosper $ and happy life as man and fe. fl