The border vidette., 1911-12-16

v [ of his numerous friends.
 Leo Harter, conductor on tn, Sonora, who now makes hi:
 headquarters at Empalme, came , home to vote the Democratic
 ticket last Tuesday. He return
 ed to his duties Wednesday.
 During the absence of Pre- sident Curtis, the affairs of The
 First National Bank of Nogales
 are being ably handled by
 Cashier Otto Herold and his
 assistants Thuron Richardson
 and Grover Marsteller.
 Lieutenant Richard Fleischer.
 travelling representative for Las
 Dos Naciones Cigar Company.
 returned home to vote. He re ported business good, and the
 big local cigar factory employ ing large force of men
 This week Judge Doan held a
 short session of court, during
 which considerable business was
 transacted. Yesterday a recess
 was taken. From here His
 Honor went to Tombstone where
 he will hold court next week.
 MT. B. B. Sharpe, secretary of the Cobriza Mining Company, accompanied by Mrs. Sharpe, after spending several days in the city returned to the mines last night. Mrs. Sharpe has been slightly under the weather but Is greatly improved at this writ ing.
 Mrs. George Wieland and daughter Miss Rosina, after spending several months in Cal ifOrnia, have returned to their Elm street home where they will reside this winter, returning to the coast next summer. Their many friends are glad to see them back.
 Miss Mamie Donoghue's many friends were pleased to see her on the street again this week. | The little lady after a very serious illness. during which she | has been at the Sisters Hospital, is rapidly regaining her health, thanks to Dr. Sneaker and care ful nursing.
 Charley Flames, the Magdalena engineer, accompanied by MT. Morrow, who for a long time has made Magdalena his headquarters while engaged in near that place, came up from the garden city this morn ing and is registered at the hotel.
 P. Hernandez, representative of A. Steinfel 6 Company, was a business visitor in the city yes 5erday on his way to Tucson from points in Sonora, where he had been on business for his big firm. MT. Hernandez is we'll and ] ,avorably known in Nogales l where he has host of friends.
 Governor Maytorena of So- lora, accompanied by Don Cirilo Ramirez of this city, passed { through NOgales the forepart of t. he week en route to the City of Mexico, to be present at the conference of General Viljoen | nd the Yaqui chiefs regarding I he distribution of the lands in : he Yaqui valley of Sonora.
 To the winners Republicans i nd DemOcratS-at last Tues C avs election in Santa Cruz V ounty, we take off our hat. b hey are most excellent citizens a nd we believe will give the Ounty a good administration. p Ve did our best to help elect F to all the offices, both D ate and county, but believing e. l letting the people rule," we T lbmit to the will of the ma ii 'rity, and extend hearty con- b. ratuiations to the lucky ones. $: P. J. Mcintyre, the mining ,,e re an, after an absence of several Q, onths from the city, is again fl among his friends in w Ogales. From here he will go f,. 1t to his mining property ad- ming the Worlds Fair mine, n, Superintend the annual assess tb b ent work, now in progress. ia r. Mcintyre says an important in rike was recently made on the is lver Queen mine owned by an e Douglas-Arizona Develop to ent Company of this city, of iir lich MT. l.. M. Raines is pre- to lent and manager, and Mr. th